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Turning Point AmericaFest and Is It Too Soon to Endorse for 2028
Turning Point AmericaFest and Is It Too Soon to Endorse for 2028
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Turning Point USA held the first major event since the assassination of its founder, Charlie Kirk. The Morning Update host Jeff Chidester shares audio from the event and responses from Sen. Rand Paul, Scott Jennings, and Sarah Isgur

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