BREAKING: Heated Trump-Netanyahu Call Changes Course of Conflict (Ep 750)

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson A major diplomatic development in the Middle East is making headlines around the world. Donald Trump says he personally persuaded Benjamin Netanyahu to call off a planned strike on Beirut and turn Israeli forces around following what reports describe as a heated conversation between the two leaders. We break down the latest developments and what this could mean for stability in the region. Meanwhile, the United States Department of Justice is reportedly preparing to cancel the administration’s $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund after facing bipartisan criticism on Capitol Hill. Even some Republican lawmakers raised concerns about oversight, eligibility, and how the funds could be distributed. Also making news, a church in the Nantucket area has canceled its annual Fourth of July readings for the first time in a quarter century, citing political concerns following a recent Supreme Court voting rights decision. The controversy has sparked debate over patriotism, civic traditions, and the role of politics in religious institutions. And here in South Carolina, gubernatorial candidate Ralph Norman has selected former state representative Adam Morgan as his running mate for lieutenant governor. Supporters are calling it a “Freedom Caucus ticket” as the campaign begins to take shape ahead of next year’s election. 🎯 In Today’s Show: Trump intervenes in Israel-Beirut conflict Netanyahu reportedly changes course after call DOJ moves to end Anti-Weaponization Fund Nantucket church sparks July 4 controversy Ralph Norman names Adam Morgan as running mate Latest developments in South Carolina politics 📩 Join the mailing list: JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-5639 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, and South Carolina-focused coverage. #BreakingNews #Trump #Netanyahu #Israel #DOJ #Politics #SouthCarolina #RalphNorman #AdamMorgan #July4th #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow