/qnotables26/ - ===Q Notables 2026===

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241113 (101351ZNOV26) Notable: Happy Birthday to the United States Marine Corp #SemperFi

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HBD USMC

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241133 (101355ZNOV26) Notable: Happy Birthday to the United States Marine Corp #SemperFi

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>>88802 got any bright ideas, i donut a this very minute

https://x.com/NCTC_Official/status/2120141182663598548

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241158 (101359ZNOV26) Notable: Happy Birthday to the United States Marine Corp #SemperFi

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>>88803

Delta

We thank you for your service, Patriot!

May God watch over you and your family for all eternity.

#SemperFi

Q

fire in the [H]ole?

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241162 (101400ZNOV26) Notable: Hegseth presser

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"Lets do it, I'll see you there"

-Sec War

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241198 (101413ZNOV26) Notable: #30853

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Dough

https://fullchan.net/?322a81cfd3456b0f#FaA5kNZcvQhsasA8uirMyZxb7NiVn44Z93mhT8DjJcL6

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241217 (101427ZNOV26) Notable: SEMPER FIDELIS - Happy 251st Marines

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https://x.com/Interior/status/2120156331097407775

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241221 (101431ZNOV26) Notable: Democrats Used a Single Formula That Lined Up the Results Perfectly Before a Single Vote Was Counted!

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Wow! Democrats Used a Single Formula That Lined Up the Results Perfectly Before a Single Vote Was Counted!… Update: NEVER Seen before in Prior Large Elections!

by Jim Hoft Nov. 10, 2026 8:00 am

On Saturday, The Gateway Pundit first posted on the algorithmic pattern that perfectly described how Democrats “stole” the 2020 midterm election.

“Truth Is Freedom” on X was the first to discover the algorithmic pattern that played out in 673 of 692 US counties in 2026.

“Truth Is Freedom” discovered that any state where Trump got under about 58.5% in 2024 fell below the 50% threshold in governor and senate races in state after state.

Texas, Kansas, Iowa, Ohio, South Carolina, North Carolina: all lined up under that line. They all flipped to Democrat.

n the US Senate races Republicans kept ~85% of Trump’s share from 2024.

In the governor races Republicans kept ~86% of Trump’s share from 2024.

Here is the equation that played out perfectly in the 2026 election:

Republican 2026 midterm results = 0.85 × Trump 2024 results

Democrat 2026 midterm results = Harris 2024 results + (Trump 2024 x 0.15)

As TGP reported earlier these results were eerily similar to the impossible “Drop and Roll” vote pattern we discovered in the 2020 election that was NEVER explained.

On Monday, Truth Is Freedom released a new chart that displays the results from the 2026 midterm election across US counties that lines up perfectly using the same algorithmic equation first reported days ago.

(The chart is posted at the top of this page.)

Of 692 US counties, 673 lined up within 5 points of the equation:

Republican 2026 totals = Trump 2024 share of vote x (0.85 +0.038 per ten points above 60% - 0.0so per 10 points Hispanic)

Here is the Truth Is Freedom tweet:

More... Here is an explanation of what this chart represents via Truth is Freedome:

The gold line is the “Perfect Prediction” line. It is the visual of the formula. The dots are the actual 2026 results plotted against those predictions.

The slight deviations matter because they show how little the actual results are straying from the prediction line. Under this formula, the dots stay close instead of scattering the way different turnout levels and local factors normally push them.

Does the graph explain that this is impossible? In a natural system driven by human behavior, a pattern this uniform should be nearly impossible. You’d normally expect a messy cloud of results, not dots lining up on one simple fraction of Trump’s 2024 share across dozens of independent races.

The election results were fixed. We either fight now or live under the fist of tyranny. I believe that is where we are as a country. RazorbackEngine: compared with ordinary election variation.

What stands out visually is how narrow the spread is around the line. The deviations that exist are small and still somewhat patterned. That tight clustering is unusual co And.... This phenomenon is unique in US history.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11/wow-democrats-used-single-formula-that-lined-up/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241230 (101435ZNOV26) Notable: WhiteHouse: SECWAR - The message is simple: this is our hemisphere. Act accordingly.

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From day one, President Trump made homeland security NATIONAL SECURITY.

The message is simple: this is our hemisphere. Act accordingly.

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/2120162799259189372

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241232 (101436ZNOV26) Notable: @SECWAR “Let’s be clear about what this resolution actually does..."

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.@SECWAR “Let’s be clear about what this resolution actually does.

It tells our enemies — Iran, the cartels, the Houthis, every adversary watching — that the United States will actually punish its own warfighters and its own civilian leadership for successfully executing lawful military operations.

It tells them that a single rogue legislator, loaded with personal animus for the President, can attempt to veto national security decisions made by the Commander-in-Chief.

It puts a target on the backs of American service members by signaling that Congress will undermine their missions in real time.

That is not patriotism. That is SABOTAGE."

Last edited 8:19 AM · Nov 10, 2026

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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241266 (101450ZNOV26) Notable: The US has moved aircraft from RAF Mildenhall, to nearby RAF Lakenheath, after a reported threat from Iran.

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>US aircraft abruptly depart a second UK base

RAF Mildenhall latest: 'Iran threat' forces US aircraft to leave UK base - as tracking data reveals unusual flight path

The US has moved aircraft from RAF Mildenhall after a reported threat from Iran.

US Air Force ospreys evacuate to Lakenheath base

We have footage to bring you from yesterday's evacuation of US Air Force aircraft from RAF Mildenhall to nearby RAF Lakenheath.

A video filmed by a member of the public from ​outside the base and verified by the Reuters news agency showed two ospreys taxiing on the runway after landing at Lakenheath...

'I saw a headline somewhere about it': Rubio responds to Mildenhall evacuation

The US secretary of state has been asked about the reported evacuation of US aircraft from RAF Mildenhall on the sidelines of a G7 summit in Paris.

"I have to refer you to the Department of War on that," Marco Rubio told the reporter.

"I saw like a headline somewhere about it, but I can't comment on the decisions.

"All I will say to you is we are constantly repositioning forces around the world for a variety of reasons. So I don't want to speak to a specific report."

Pete Hegseth, the self-styled secretary of war, didn't address the decision during a news conference earlier, but the US Air Force said its aircraft "rotate for a variety of reasons", including "real world requirements".

https://news.sky.com/story/iran-threat-latest-us-moves-aircraft-from-uk-airbase-over-reported-threat-from-iran-13609543

They have evacuated them to the airfield about 2 miles up the road. fukken kek

pf

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241336 (101509ZNOV26) Notable: SEMPER FIDELIS - Happy 251st Marines

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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241338 (101510ZNOV26) Notable: All Roads Lead Back to the FEC: The “Bad Actor” Cyberattack

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All Roads Lead Back to the FEC: The “Bad Actor” Cyberattack

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The cyberattack during early midterm voting brings the focus back to an FEC unable to fully declare its systems malware-free, communicate with state election officials, or enforce campaign finance law. It also brings the focus back to Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s handling of the nominees who could help restore that power. [nbcnews][campaignsandelections]

Now the agency holding campaign finance records faces a security reckoning of its own. Its electronic filing system went offline for nearly 41 hours during early midterm voting as officials worked to restore the system, but no verification has been supplied that the cyberattack was contained.[joehoft][joehoft]

The security questions carry political consequences: the media already report on using FEC data for corruption hearings, impeachment hearings, and other political investigations. However, before either party uses FEC data to launch its next political attack, Americans deserve the incident reports on what happened during early midterm voting.

On May 13, 2021, Thune opined about “an independent commission, evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans,” warning that proposed changes would turn the FEC into “just a partisan arm of whatever president is in power.”[thune.senate]

But that is not what happened. Instead, inaction left the FEC without a functioning quorum, with only Democrats remaining on the commission during Trump’s presidency. Then came the cyberattack, a security failure that raises further questions about oversight and accountability of midterm early voting.[nbcnews][congress]

Today, only two commissioners remain, both Democrats. The agency lacks the four-member quorum needed to authorize investigations or audits. Trump’s nominees Ashley Stow and Andrew Woodson still await confirmation. Thune now faces a battle over his credibility and his leadership of the Senate. The FEC has a defined bipartisan structure, yet Thune has failed to help restore it. How does leaving the commission paralyzed honor the independence Thune once advocated?[campaignsandelections][congress][ifs]

His office offered no immediate explanation when contacted for a November 5, 2026, report about former Republican FEC commissioners urging action. “A spokesperson for Thune did not immediately respond to requests for comment,” the report stated.[washingtonsun]

That gridlock matters as Democrats and the embattled Republican Party prepare for their next political battles over Trump. Their search for political ammunition leads straight back to the FEC.

Before Washington scripts its next scandal, who will prove the FEC’s receipts can be trusted?

The FEC is no stranger to Washington’s scandal machine. The Clinton campaign and DNC’s funding of the Steele dossier, and the voter mules unearthed and then exposed by Jame O’Keefe, fueled explosive campaign finance battles. Money, secrecy, accusations, and careers on the line: these fights delivered investigations, penalties, and a feast of damaging headlines across party lines.

With FEC records again poised to become political ammunition, the public still lacks a clear accounting of the cyberattack, including whether the “bad actor” accessed any state systems. Americans deserve evidence showing the scope of the intrusion and how officials verified that the threat was contained.

The agency’s public-information role extends beyond campaign money. The FEC also compiles and publishes official federal election results supplied by state and territory election offices after certification. Those results become part of its national election record.[joehoft]

https://joehoft.com/all-roads-lead-back-fec-bad-actor-cyberattack/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=all-roads-lead-back-fec-bad-actor-cyberattack

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241353 (101514ZNOV26) Notable: I’ll leave the room” Sen Ron Johnson said. “I’m not going to participate in elections for leadership tomorrow.”

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A growing rebellion is brewing inside the Senate Republican Conference following the GOP’s devastating midterm election losses, and Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is drawing a line in the sand.

Johnson announced Monday that he will refuse to participate in Tuesday’s scheduled Republican leadership elections if GOP leaders insist on moving forward without first confronting the party’s disastrous performance at the ballot box.

In an exclusive interview with the Washington Examiner, Johnson delivered an ultimatum to his Republican colleagues.

“If you hold the election, I’ll leave the room,” Johnson said. “I’m not going to participate in elections for leadership tomorrow.”

The Wisconsin Republican also described the rush to hold leadership elections as “obnoxious,” according to the Examiner.

His warning comes as Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) prepares to seek another term as Republican leader despite the GOP losing control of the Senate in last week’s elections.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11/sen-ron-johnson-vows-walk-if-senate-republicans/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241359 (101516ZNOV26) Notable: If they're so convinced that there won't be anything done about the election fraud, then why are those shills here in such high numbers?

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If they're so convinced that there won't be anything done about the election fraud, then why are those shills here in such high numbers?

Panicthat's why. Because they know that the FIND OUT portion of FAFO is coming.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241401 (101524ZNOV26) Notable: @SECWAR “Let’s be clear about what this resolution actually does..."

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What one disgruntled and defeated congressman is attempting is not oversight, and it's not accountability. It's a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment. Time for one man's final days in Congress to try to do damage to this president, this country, and most irresponsibly, the warriors who defend it. It's a farce, and it's a stunt, and everybody knows it.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241414 (101526ZNOV26) Notable: @SECWAR Transcript of Presser & Questions

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In the 250 years of our American Republic, no Secretary of War or Secretary of Defense has ever been impeached for carrying out lawful military operations. And in our case, successful ones at that. Not once. War Powers Resolution or not, not under Reagan in Lebanon, not under Clinton in Kosovo, not under Obama in Iraq and Syria, not under Biden in Iraq and Syria. That's the standard. The history is clear, and it's very straightforward. And one disgruntled congressman wants to shred it over policy disagreements. That's what it is, policy disagreements, not high crimes, not misdemeanors, not treason, not bribery, not the kinds of offenses the founders intended when they wrote the impeachment clause.

The proper remedy for a policy disagreement, it's legislation, it's debate, it's the next presidential election. It's not handing the House and Senate floor to the Democrats so that they can run a show trial against the president and the Secretary of War while Republicans still control Congress and should be delivering wins for the American people.

You see, we've seen this show before. They impeached President Trump over a perfect phone call. They impeached him again in his final week in office. Both times they failed. Both times he came back stronger, and the American people sent him back to the White House. Now they're trying a third time, this time against a member of his cabinet. They will fail again. And if standing with President Trump puts me in that company, I'll take that company every day of the week.

Let's be clear about what this resolution actually does. It tells our enemies, Iran, the cartels, every adversary watching, that the United States will actually punish its own warriors and its own civilian leadership for successfully executing lawful military operations. It tells them that a single rogue legislator, loaded with personal animus for the president, can attempt to veto national security decisions made by the duly elected commander-in-chief. It puts a target on the backs of American warriors by signaling that Congress will undermine their missions in real time. This is not patriotism. This is sabotage.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241439 (101532ZNOV26) Notable: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day - Saturn Behind the Moon

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NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day

November 10, 2026

Saturn Behind the Moon

Sometimes Saturn disappears. It doesn't really go away, of course it just disappears from our view when Earth's Moon moves in front. Such a Saturnian eclipse, more formally called an occultation, was visible in early 2025 along a small swath of Earth from Greenland through central Europe and into northern Africa. The featured image is a digital fusion of three images, the first of just Saturn before it disappeared, and then two more of the Moon with different exposure lengths. The images were taken from Sardinia, Italy, after sunset. The bright dot near Saturn is not a moon of Saturn, but rather the star 85 Aquarii, which is further behind Saturn than Saturn is behind the Moon. The next time the Moon moves in front of Saturn, as visible from some place on Earth, will be in 2031.

https://science.nasa.gov/apod/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpEj0Hs0gKI

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241442 (101532ZNOV26) Notable: Today in Q Post History we have - 12 Deltas and 13 Posts that mention today’s date of November 10

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Today in Q Post History we have - 12 Deltas and 13 Posts that mention today’s date of November 10

DELTAS

Link for the 12 Deltas - https://qagg.news/?q={D%2011/10/}

Archive of the 12 Deltas on Archive Today - https://archive.ph/ShpGi

Entire Collage of the 12 Deltas at Imgur - https://imgur.com/a/NovDg2x

POSTS

Link for the 13 Posts - https://qalerts.app/?q=Nov+10

Archive of the 13 Posts on Archive Today - https://archive.ph/7W5UQ

Entire Collage of the 13 Posts at Imgur - https://imgur.com/a/geQB5Un

God bless all patriots—past, present, and future—who chose, have chosen, or will choose to fight the evil that we are crushing for God and country, and in the holy name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

Keep up the lawful fight, fight, fight, and I will, too!

o7

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241457 (101536ZNOV26) Notable: @SECWAR Transcript of Presser & Questions

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Five years ago, America was humiliated in Kabul, Afghanistan, and every enemy on Earth took notice. But somehow, as the President pointed out yesterday, no impeachment vote for Lloyd Austin for that terrible withdrawal. Not even one vote. Or no impeachment vote for when he went AWOL for over a week. No impeachment vote for when he let a Chinese spy balloon fly over the country for over a week.

See, President Trump ended that kind of wokeness and weakness, peace through strength. Not as a slogan, but as a way of war. The Houthis found out first. They fired on American ships. Biden had let it happen. President Trump said, no more. Operation Rough Rider hit them more than a thousand times. They cried uncle, and they stopped shooting at our ships to this day.

Iran found out next. Operation Midnight Hammer, B-2s from the heartland, halfway around the world, straight into Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. Flawless. The largest and most successful B-2 strike in American history. Nuclear sites obliterated.

Later, in Operation Epic Fury, by every measure, we achieved a historic military victory. Under 40 days of sustained combat, more than 13,000 targets struck. Their Navy sunk, their Air Force grounded, their defense industrial base gone. More than 80% of their nuclear industrial base gone. Their military in ruin. The ironclad blockade unbroken. We control the Strait of Hormuz. Crazy Islamists in Tehran will never, ever have a nuclear weapon. A historic effort, only made possible by a courageous commander-in-chief.

History will judge the Iran war quite differently than conventional wisdom right now. We didn't start this war. Iran did, 47 years ago. But President Trump is willing to do what no other president would. He did the tough, right thing. Not for politics, but for the safety and the security of the American people. That's leadership. He did not kick the can. He kicked their teeth in.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241486 (101544ZNOV26) Notable: @SECWAR Transcript of Presser & Questions

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My generation fought other Middle Eastern wars that dragged on for years, for decades. We lost thousands, thousands of Americans. I wear the bracelet of one of them on my left wrist every single day. It reminds me. And may I remind you, for perspective, we lost 60,000 Americans in Vietnam, over 20 years. We lost 37,000 in Korea in just three years. That many humans are lost on the front lines of Ukraine and Russia every month. This Epic Fury has never been that, and it never will be. The media can just never admit the military success because they, you, hate the president more than you love our country or our troops.

Then in our own hemisphere, we started at home. From day one, President Trump made homeland security national security. We sent American troops to lock down the Southwest border and choked off the cartel pipeline of human smuggling, of drugs and death. And then we took the fight to them. The cartels thought they could just poison the American people and hide from justice. So we formed a counter-cartel coalition, designated them terrorists, and hunted them at sea and now on land. More than 70 narco vessels sunk. 218 narco terrorists dead where they should be. Maritime smuggling down at least 65% and dropping even further. Thousands of lives saved with every drug boat sunk and every shipment prevented.

Indicted and wanted, Nicolás Maduro thought he was untouchable. He was not kidnapped. He was brought to justice by America's best. Victory in one night. Victory in 48 minutes, to be precise. And today he sits in front of an American judge in New York City. Flawless success.

Panama kicked China's Belt and Road Initiative to the curb, and we, along with them, control the canal. The message is simple. This is our hemisphere. Act accordingly.

Our NATO allies, after decades of riding on the American taxpayer in Europe, committed to 5% of GDP for their own defense. Our allies are finally stepping up. Out with being a burden, in with burden sharing. Why? Because President Trump demanded it.

America is the only country on earth, and this military the only one, that could successfully execute and lead all of these operations and efforts. Sheer success. Victories in both Venezuela and Iran. Energy security in our hemisphere in a way none thought possible for a generation. And no nuclear bomb for Iran, ever.

But of course, security doesn't come free. Nobody was lost in the mission in Venezuela, but 18 Americans have given their lives in Operation Epic Fury. We know their names. I've been to Dover. We honor them every day. But their sacrifice only stiffens our resolve.

As it happens, tomorrow is Veterans Day. This year, the operators of Absolute Resolve and the warriors of Epic Fury will mark it for the first time. They stand shoulder to shoulder with the pilots of Midnight Hammer and the sailors of Rough Rider who went before them. They answered the call. They executed. They won. And on the eve of Veterans Day, these resolutions tell every one of them that their service was a crime. Their service was not a crime. These are heroes. And no politician in Washington will tell them otherwise while I hold this office.

President Trump gave this department what it has not had in a generation: a commander-in-chief with the courage to lead and the resolve to win. I stand behind every one of these operations. I was proud to execute them, and I would do it again tomorrow.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241510 (101549ZNOV26) Notable: U.S. Sailors transport needed supplies from USNS Alan Shepard (T-AKE 3) to aircraft carrier USS George Washington

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U.S. Sailors transport needed supplies from USNS Alan Shepard (T-AKE 3) to aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) during a vertical replenishment at sea.

https://x.com/CENTCOM/status/2120177711633346725

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241512 (101550ZNOV26) Notable: @SECWAR Transcript of Presser & Questions

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The cartels thought they could just poison the American people and hide from justice. So we formed a counter-cartel coalition, designated them terrorists, and hunted them at sea and now on land. More than 70 narco vessels sunk. 218 narco terrorists dead where they should be. Maritime smuggling down at least 65% and dropping even further. Thousands of American lives saved with every drug boat sunk and every shipment prevented.

Indicted and wanted, Nicolás Maduro thought he was untouchable. He was not kidnapped. He was brought to justice by America's best. Victory in one night. Victory in 48 minutes, to be precise. And today he sits in front of an American judge in New York City. Flawless success.

Panama kicked China's Belt and Road Initiative to the curb, and we, along with them, control the canal. The message is simple. This is our hemisphere. Act accordingly.

Our NATO allies, after decades of riding on the American taxpayer in Europe, committed to 5% of GDP for their own defense. Our allies are finally stepping up. Out with being a burden, in with burden sharing. Why? Because President Trump demanded it.

America is the only country on earth, and this military the only one, that could successfully execute and lead all of these operations and efforts. Sheer success. Victories in both Venezuela and Iran. Energy security in our hemisphere in a way none thought possible for a generation. And no nuclear bomb for Iran, ever.

But of course, security doesn't come free. Nobody was lost in the mission in Venezuela, but 18 Americans have given their lives in Operation Epic Fury. We know their names. I've been to Dover. We honor them every day. But their sacrifice only stiffens our resolve.

As it happens, tomorrow is Veterans Day. This year, the operators of Absolute Resolve and the warriors of Epic Fury will mark it for the first time. They stand shoulder to shoulder with the pilots of Midnight Hammer and the sailors of Rough Rider who went before them. They answered the call. They executed. They won. And on the eve of Veterans Day, these resolutions tell every one of them that their service was a crime. Their service was not a crime. These are heroes. And no politician in Washington will tell them otherwise while I hold this office.

President Trump gave this department what it has not had in a generation: a commander-in-chief with the courage to lead and the resolve to win. I stand behind every one of these operations. I was proud to execute them, and I would do it again tomorrow.

And while this defeated politician — defeated, ironically, by a Navy SEAL, I might add — while this defeated politician drafts articles of impeachment, we've delivered the first increase, and a big one, in hostile fire and imminent danger pay in more than 20 years. We've reinstated over 600 service members who were forced out under the previous administration's COVID mandate. All five of our services broke historic recruiting records. The Army, the Navy, the Air Force, the Space Force, the Marines, for two years in a row. In fact, the Marines in FY27 met half of their goal on Day 1. Americans are lining up to serve in President Trump's Department of War. And by the way, to those Marines and all those Marines out there, Semper Fi, and happy 251st birthday today.

Two years of historic recruitment after Biden couldn't recruit anyone. Same with retention, by the way, through the roof. That means the troops that are in are staying. The best of the best, based on merit. Night and day from Biden to Trump. We cut unnecessary senior officer billets by 20% and raised combat performance standards. Through the One Big Beautiful Bill, we're investing in troop pay and housing and health care and advanced weapons and equipment our warfighters actually need to win. That's the record. That's what we're defending.

Make no mistake about what is happening. This is not about me. Politicians in Washington have accused the sailors and the pilots who struck narco-terrorist boats of war crimes for doing their job. Senators, in cute videos, have suggested the same. This resolution is the next step. Put the secretary on trial today, and the men and women who carried out those orders tomorrow. If they want to come for the warriors, they're going to have to come through me.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/25241516 (101551ZNOV26) Notable: ‘255 Muslims Who Cannot Swear Allegiance to the Constitution’ Now Serving — ‘We Have Surrendered’

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American Pastor Sounds Alarm After Midterms: ‘255 Muslims Who Cannot Swear Allegiance to the Constitution’ Now Serving — ‘We Have Surrendered’

by Jim Hᴏft Nov. 10, 2026 9:15 am

In a fiery address to his congregation in the days after the November 3 midterms, an American pastor delivered a blunt warning about what he described as an accelerating Islamic political advance into U.S. government at every level.

Displaying the results of Muslim candidates’ historic gains, Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills California told his flock that failure by millions of evangelical Christians to vote had real consequences, and that churches must stop functioning as “irrelevant social clubs” and start organizing as voting bases the way mosques do.

“Ladies and gentlemen, those of you who didn’t vote, you voted,” Hibbs said.

“255 Muslims who cannot, cannot swear allegiance to the Constitution. It is forbidden in Islam. They must swear allegiance to Sharia law, which is a completely different government. On Tuesday, the United States of America said no to the republic and yes to the very government and military and religion that hit us on September 11th, 2001. We have surrendered. It’s their party now.”

Hibbs continued:“Millions of Evangelical Christians failed to vote during the midterms. Look at the consequences. Most churches are now irrelevant social clubs.”

He pointed to more than 160 Muslim candidates who ran, a record 97 who won or were reelected across federal, state, and local offices in 21 states, and eight Muslims set to serve in Congress, including Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate.

“He’s right it’s time to fight for your country. It’s time to use churches as voting bases just like Muslims do with mosques. If we don’t get serious about this, we will fall to Islam. The proof is as clear as day. If Texas goes down, Islam knows the nation falls. Prepare your children, prepare your hearts, prepare your faith.”

The 255 figure aligns with the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and CAIR Action’s August 2026 Directory of Elected Muslim Officials, which identified a record 255 Muslim elected officials and judges already serving across 26 states before the midterms, concentrated in local government, school boards, and state legislatures, with New Jersey, Michigan, and California leading.

CAIR later reported that at least 97 Muslim candidates won or were reelected in the midterms (with more still leading or too close to call), from a tracked pool of roughly 168 who advanced past primaries.

Eight are headed to Congress: incumbents Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, André Carson, and Lateefah Simon, plus newcomers including Adam Hamawy (New Jersey), Darializa Avila Chevalier (New York), and Aisha Wahab (California, race pending in some counts), alongside Sen.-elect El-Sayed.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11/american-pastor-sounds-alarm-after-midterms-255-muslims/

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Reporter: There's been some reporting of the IRGC rearming in this interim period of ceasefire that has proliferated behind the blockade, and the President has signaled that we may not resume kinetic operations. So my question is, how will the IRGC remain degraded per the Epic Fury objectives if we are not resuming this kinetic activity? And then how confident are you in maintaining nuclear degradation of Iran?

Secretary Hegseth: Well, we can maintain oversight and nuclear degradation, as the President has talked about. We're able to maintain oversight and visibility of those nuclear sites, and if we saw the kind of nefarious activity that required action, we would take it. The President has made it clear about what we can see from space and what we can read on their name tapes. So we will watch that on a lot of levels very, very closely.

As far as the blockade is concerned, it's been ironclad. Nothing has gotten through. When you can't fund your energy economy, you have to make very difficult choices. And when you combine that with almost no defense industrial base, and a limited nuclear industrial base, and the damage that was done before that, their ability to reconstitute is much less than ours. So we know they'll attempt to. This is the number one, the world's number one state sponsor of terrorism, committed to terrorism. They've built tunnels and caves and all that. We know that they're going to attempt to reconstitute. We know that we are in a much stronger position nonetheless going forward.

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Secretary Hegseth: Yes, sir.

Reporter (David Zier, Real America's Voice): Mr. Secretary, David Zier, Real America's Voice. How does it make you feel, and what kind of message does it send to our allies in the Counter-Cartel Coalition, when our own politicians don't support taking out the narco-traffickers that kill their own constituents?

Secretary Hegseth: And these countries joined us even after, almost a year after the boat strikes commenced, and they are on board with us. These countries that joined the America's Counter-Cartel Coalition, the ACCC, didn't just join us, and they didn't join us reluctantly. They joined us proudly and boldly and quickly, because what they saw first was leadership from the president. They saw a president reestablishing the Monroe Doctrine, the Trump Corollary. We will both stop narco-terrorists in our hemisphere and expel malign foreign influence. That's what these countries have wanted. They just haven't had the leadership, and they haven't had capabilities.

So when they saw us taking the lead with Southern Spear on the drug boats, when they saw the operation with Nicolás Maduro, they saw what we were capable of on the blockade around Venezuela, they said, we want in on that. That's American leadership. We don't want China and Russia and Iran dominating our hemisphere. We'd rather have America be our defense partner and commercial partner of choice. And so the Counter-Cartel Coalition has grown very quickly because of that.

But you're on to an important point also. When our politicians want to play political games, insinuating that our troops may be committing war crimes or they're not following the law, when everything has been lawful from day one, they start to sow doubt, or attempt to sow doubt. And that's the same kind of doubt they want to sow inside our partners of the ACCC as well. If you go after these cartel members in your country, maybe someone will go after you later. And so we're working really hard with these countries to prevent that kind of lawfare, to make sure they can get after these drug cartels that have decimated their communities.

And the one wonderful thing about the ACCC is it's mutually beneficial. They get to save their countries and take their streets back. We get to prevent drugs and gangs from coming to our country. Both sides win in that dynamic. I really appreciate that question.

Reporter (David Zier, Real America's Voice): Thank you, sir. It sounds like you feel confident in the president's support. Is that accurate? And as another one, how do you feel about Stephen Miller becoming the new chief of staff? Are you looking forward to working with him in that capacity?

Secretary Hegseth: I let the president speak for himself, and I'm grateful for his support. We've never had a better commander-in-chief, full stop. I get to watch him every single day. He lives and breathes America First, and it's the honor of a lifetime to be his Secretary of War. Any day he'll have me, I'll be right here at this podium.

As far as Stephen Miller is concerned, he is an incredible American patriot and a great friend of this department. We wouldn't have an ACCC, an America's Counter-Cartel Coalition, without Stephen Miller. We wouldn't have a secure southwest border for 18 months without what Stephen Miller has enabled. So we've got no better friend at the Department of War than Stephen Miller. He'll be a fantastic chief of staff. He understands the president's agenda. He will stand, he will fight, and defend this republic. And we're proud to be right there with him all the way. Absolutely.

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Reporter: Chuck Schumer said yesterday that he wants to put you on trial. Are you expecting this in the next Congress, and what's that going to look like when Democrats take control?

Secretary Hegseth: It's what happens when you put people with ideological agendas in charge of institutions. If they want to talk about America's — excuse me, President Trump's — foreign policy and national security record, let's do it. I'll see you there. Let's have a conversation about the success that I outlined here, which for partisan reasons they want to take issue with. But the ability for America to project power and ensure security of the American people has never been better than it is right here today.

And I can tell you, if you walk inside our formations, and I've encouraged many of you to do that, and you talk to the troops, they feel more empowered, more enabled, more backed than they ever have. So if you want to talk about that, talk about our recruiting success, talk about the military operations that we've undertaken successfully. I'd welcome that conversation, no doubt.

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Reporter: Mr. Secretary, Vice President JD Vance says the Iran war was a major reason why the Republicans lost in the midterms. Do you agree?

Secretary Hegseth: I respect the vice president greatly, and I'm certainly not going to exchange any finger-pointing. And thankfully, politics is not really my thing. I do the Department of War and making sure we're prepared and ready. So a lot of people are going to look at the conflict and assess it. And the vice president has been a critical member of the team in every aspect of this, and we're grateful for all the input he's given me personally and our department. And I think, going forward, we're going to learn all those lessons and apply them.

But I agree with what the president said when he said, hey, if I had to do this all over again, would we do it again? Absolutely. It was done for the right reasons, to ensure Iran never gets a nuclear weapon. As Marco Rubio said, I think quite well, it's not necessarily popular, but it may have been necessary. And that's certainly how I feel. It was a necessary undertaking.