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Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) Confirms that There Are Two Ways the US Senate Can Pass the SAVE America Act(VIDEO)

by Jim Hoft Aug. 10, 2026

Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) went on FOX Business on Monday morning to discuss the popular SAVE America Act that secures US elections.

The SAVE Act includes language on voter ID, which enjoys widespread support from the American public.95% of Republicans and 71% of Democrats are in favor of requiring a photo ID to vote in US elections. It’s common sense.

However, Democrat politicians don’t want photo ID, knowing it will take away from the fraudulent voter pool.

Neither does Majority Leader John Thune for some reason. It’s not clear who he represents at this point but it is certainly NOT the people of South Dakota.

Rep. Fine told FOX Business that there are two ways to get the SAVE America Act passed through the US Senate.

Rep. Randy Fine: I’ll give you two options. Number one, we put Save America in the reconciliation bill that we sent to the Senate. That would only take 50 votes. So there’s one way to get it done. And here’s another way.

We attached the Save America Act to something even more popular, the idea that members of Congress can’t insider trade. And when we did that, we not only got every Republican vote, we got a dozen Democratic votes in the House. It was the first time we’ve ever seen a Democrat vote for Save America.

So maybe that’s what they try in the Senate. Do ‘You Can’t Insider Trade plus Save America.’

There’s two paths to get the job done. The point is they just need to pick one and do whatever it takes to get it done. Okay.

It’s not that hard, Senator Thune.

Call back the senators, pass the SAVE Act, and secure our elections!

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/rep-randy-fine-r-fl-confirms-that-there/

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JUST IN: Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) CONFIRMS that JD VANCE could swoop in and pass the SAVE America Act in the US Senate, if the GOP uses the House-passed reconciliation bill

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Kiev lacks political will to fight corruption – anti-graft chief 1/2

Senior officials benefit from arms production while the Defense Ministry fails to curb graft risks, investigators have warned

Published 11 Aug, 2026 10:34 | Updated 11 Aug, 2026 11:35

The Ukrainian state has no political will to root out corruption, as powerful interests reap illegal benefits from the increasingly compromised system, including the massive defense sector, senior anti-graft officials have warned.

Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies are facing growing resistance from powerful interests that benefit from entrenched graft within the government, according to senior investigators.

Efforts to obstruct the work of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) are being compounded by shortages of personnel and legal powers needed to pursue major cases effectively, the heads of the two Western-backed bodies said at a press conference on Monday.

“The state demonstrates that it has no political will to fight corruption properly,”SAPO Head Aleksandr Klimenko told journalists. He said graft remains a serious problem and is becoming more acute at the highest levels of government, which are the primary focus of NABU and SAPO investigations.

NABU Director Semyon Krivonos said corruption in the defense sector remains one of the agencies’ main priorities because it directly affects Ukraine’s military capabilities amid the conflict with Russia.

“Corruption is transforming to a certain degree now. Large arms suppliers can have powerful beneficiaries, including top-level law enforcement officials, members of parliament and people from other branches of the government leveraging secret agreements,” he said.

The two agencies were established under pressure from Kiev’s Western backers and were designed to operate with a significant degree of independence. In recent years, they have investigated several figures linked to Vladimir Zelensky’s inner circle, and the Ukrainian leader has unsuccessfully attempted to bring the institutions under his political control.

Graft entrenched in arms industry

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry has been hit by a series of corruption scandals in recent years. One of the latest high-profile controversies involved former Defense Minister Rustem Umerov. Leaked NABU surveillance recordings suggest that he had close links to businessman Timur Mindich.

Mindich, a longtime business associate of Zelensky, fled to Israel last November shortly before NABU and SAPO formally accused him of involvement in an alleged $100 million kickback scheme at a state-owned energy company. He has also been linked to Fire Point, a former film production company that later became a major Ukrainian drone manufacturer.

https://www.rt.com/russia/644099-ukraine-corruption-getting-worse/

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The ‘Mindich tapes’ indicate that Umerov helped ensure Fire Point received government contracts worth tens of millions of dollars. Earlier this month, the former defense minister was appointed to head Ukraine’s civilian foreign intelligence service.

Not enough detectives to tackle defense graft

According to Krivonos, companies linked to influential figures can receive no-bid contracts from the Defense Ministry, effectively removing competition. Proving corrupt arrangements of this kind in court, however, remains particularly difficult, he added.

“Can NABU and SAPO alone defeat corruption in the defense sector? No, we can’t. The defense funding is huge, a lot of procurement is taking place, and there is corruption risk everywhere,” Klimenko said.

He argued that the agencies do not have enough personnel to investigate every potential case and called on the Defense Ministry to establish stronger internal safeguards.

SBU accused of spying on anti-graft agencies

The anti-corruption chiefs also repeated allegationsthat their investigators have been subjected to surveillance by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), a powerful agency subordinate to Zelensky. Krivonos said the latest suspected case of unlawful monitoring was uncovered just two weeks ago.

NABU and SAPO believe the SBU has repeatedly operated beyond its proper mandate by targeting their detectives without sufficient grounds and seeking information about ongoing investigations.

“A lot of resources are being thrown at learning what we do and what we plan,”Krivonos said.

Klimenko said complaints about potentially illegal surveillance have gone unanswered, while officials allegedly responsible for these actions have in some cases received promotions.

The agency chiefs also accused parliament of delaying reforms they consider essential to their work.NABU and SAPO are seeking broader powers to investigate lawmakers, pursue the extradition of suspects from foreign countries, and cooperate more closely with overseas authorities on cross-border money-laundering schemes, which they said are frequently used by corrupt Ukrainian officials.

https://www.rt.com/russia/644099-ukraine-corruption-getting-worse/

Bulgarian opposition calls for expulsion of Ukrainian ambassador

Kostadin Kostadinov has accused Kiev’s envoy of interference following a drone incident and espionage case

Published 11 Aug, 2026 10:42

Bulgarian opposition leader Kostadin Kostadinov has called for Ukrainian Ambassador Olesya Ilashschuk to be expelled from the country, accusing her of interfering in domestic affairs and citing a series of security incidents involving Ukraine.

The Revival party leader said Sofia should declare Ilashschuk persona non grata after the Foreign Ministry announced it would summon her over a Ukrainian drone that crashed and exploded near a strategic gas pipeline over the weekend.

The UAV entered Bulgaria through Romanian airspace and detonated near the former Kardam border checkpoint, around one kilometer from a compressor station on the Trans-Balkan Pipeline. The Defense Ministry said the aircraft was likely a Maya decoy drone of a type used by Ukrainian forces, but noted there was no indication the incident was deliberate.

Kostadinov accused the authorities of downplaying the episode,arguing that the damage at the site was inconsistent with an unarmed reconnaissance drone.He described it as an “act of aggression” and questioned whether other Ukrainian drones had also entered Bulgarian airspace.

He also demanded that Ilashschuk be questioned over two former Ukrainian servicemen detained earlier this year on espionage charges. Revival claims the men had obtained sensitive information, including coordinates and technical details of compressor stations along the Balkan Stream gas pipeline.

Kostadinov also cited Bulgarian media reports about alleged diplomatic pressure by Ilashschuk over the case.

“She clearly does not contribute to good diplomatic relations between Ukraine and Bulgaria and there are sufficient grounds for her to be declared persona non grata,” he said.

The dispute comes as Sofia has been distancing itself from Kiev.Bulgaria’s new government halted weapons deliveries to Ukraine earlier this year and has called for negotiations to end the conflict with Russia.

The latest episode also follows several cases of Ukrainian drones straying into neighboring countries.In June, four Ukrainian naval drones exploded in and around the Romanian port of Constanta after Kiev said it had lost control of them.

Moscow has repeatedly accused Kiev of seeking to spread the conflict and provoke incidents that could draw NATO countries into direct confrontation with Russia. Russian officials have also argued that continued Western military support for Ukraine increases the risk of further escalation.

https://www.rt.com/russia/644094-bulgaria-ukraine-envoy-expulsion/

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