Special edition of hannity. I m jason chaffetz in for sean. Kamala s disastrous interview on cnn. First we take you live to the annual gathering of moms for liberty where former president trump is speaking. Let s listen in for a moment. [ applause ] of heard you talk about your mom in interviews before. She was obviously a very strong woman. Was she hard on you with school? tell us about your mom a little bit. No. She was great. I had a great mother, great father. Very different people. My mother came from scotland and she came over to this country. Are there people from scotland? you know, actually, that s hidden. Do you know that some of the biggest, smartest, most brilliant leaders in business come from scotland and nobody knows it? or at least their parents came from scotland. [ laughter ] scotland did very well in this country, i ll tell you. It s very we have people and i know that one group, they re a very successful group. She came from scotland, great place. She came over jus
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. one of the most direct condemnations yet of the increasing death toll in gaza from a u.s. official. the secretary of state saying today, far too many palestinians have been killed. while israel announces another evacuation corridor to get civilians out. we ll take you live near the israel/gaza border in moments. plus, stark warnings from american diplomats in the middle east. a diplomatic cable to the white house highlighting the growing anger from the arab world for america s strong support of israel s military offensive and the humanitarian crisis it is creating in gaza. and federal law enforcement officials investigating after more than a dozen suspicious letters were sent to election offices across the u.s. at least one is believed to contain fentanyl. we re following these major developing stories and many more coming in to cnn news central. as night falls on gaza, we re seeing more fiery explosions rock the enclave. moments ago, cnn crews witnessed a heavy barra
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