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President Donald Trump endorsed his former critic Jack Ciattarelli for governor of New Jersey on Monday."Jack Ciattarelli is a terrific America First Candidate running to be the next Governor of a State that I love, NEW JERSEY!" Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social.Trump said Ciattarelli has gone "ALL IN" and that, if elected, he would work closely with the Trump administration to grow the economy, cut taxes and regulations, help secure the border, stop migrant crime, protect veterans, advance American energy and more."Also, Jack is the Republican Candidate who is best positioned to STAND TALL against the Radical Left Democrats and, most importantly, ensure a Big Victory in this Very Important Gubernatorial Election, an Election that is being closely watched by the entire World because, we are ending WOKE, and all of the other NONSENSE that goes along with it, AND NOBODY WANTS TO SEE IT COME BACK!," Trump continued in his endorsement.AGITATORS CLASH WITH POLICE, ARRETS MADE AS CLERGY MEMBERS DESCEND ON NEWARK ICE FACILITYCiattarelli responded to the endorsement on X, saying he was "truly humbled and honored to receive President Trumps very strong endorsement today. Its time to unite our party, win big in November, and make New Jersey affordable and safe again." Ciattarelli finished his post by saying "When I am Governor, we will."Trump and Ciattarelli appear to be turning a new leaf. Ciattarelli was once a harsh Trump critic, going so far as to call Trump a "charlatan" and saying he was "not fit to be President of the United States" back in 2015.NEWARK MAYOR ARRESTED AS DEM CONGRESS MEMBERS STORM NEW JERSEY ICE PRISON TO CONDUCT OVERSIGHT VISITCiattarelli seems to have changed his stance on Trump since those comments and was even seen at Trump's Wildwood, New Jersey, rally in 2020 shaking hands and taking photos with event-goers.Ciattarelli appeared to gain popularity, and in 2021 came within three points of defeating Democratic incumbent Governor Phil Murphy.Now, he will face Bill Spadea, a conservative radio host, and State Senator Jon Bramnick in the June 10 Republican primary.In a statement to Fox News Digital, Spadea reacted to Trump's endorsement of Ciattarelli."Donald Trumps endorsement comes after a years long effort by Jack to lie about his own record," Spadea said in part. "My resolve to fight for the people of New Jersey has never been greater. I intend to continue fighting for the America First agenda because that is whats best for the state and our nation."The New Jersey Democratic Governors Association (DGA) also blasted the endorsement.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"This endorsement just confirms what we already knew: Jack Ciattarelli would put Donald Trump before New Jersey," DGA Communications Director Sam Newton said in a statement. " As Governor, Ciattarelli would bring Trumps agenda of higher costs and chaos to Trenton instead of fighting to protect New Jerseys freedoms and working to make life more affordable."

The city that never sleeps will be awake for a long time.The New York Knicks overcame yet another double-digit deficit in the second half on Monday to take a 3-1 series lead over the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinals.The Knicks trailed by 14 with nine minutes left in the third quarter, but ended the frame on a 30-13 run to lead heading into the fourth.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAnd after both teams threw several jabs throughout the fourth, the Knicks eventually pulled away to a 121-113 victory.The Celtics took a 99-98 lead with just over seven minutes to go after Jayson Tatum drilled his seventh three-pointer of the night to give him 42 points on the evening. But the Knicks were unfazed.New York then went on another huge run, outscoring Boston 18-5 over the next five minutes.During the span, though, Tatum appeared to suffer a serious non-contact lower leg injury while going for a loose ball. Tatum immediately called timeout himself and was carried off the court. Cameras showed him in the locker room with a towel covering his face.The Celtics are already shockingly down 3-1 in the series, and odds go even more in the Knicks' favor if Tatum's injury is what it's feared to be.Four of the Knicks' five starters finished with at least 20 points, with Jalen Brunson leading the way with 39.Game 5 is back in Boston, where the Knicks won both of the first two games of the series. With a win, the Knicks will be back in the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2000.The Celtics will have to make the NBAs 14th comeback from a 3-1 deficit to extend their title reign.Nobody has come from 3-1 down since Denver did it twice in 2020 at the Walt Disney World resort. It hasn't happened when a team had to win a true road game since Cleveland rallied past Golden State in the 2016 NBA Finals.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

President Donald Trump endorsed his former critic Jack Ciattarelli for governor of New Jersey on Monday."Jack Ciattarelli is a terrific America First Candidate running to be the next Governor of a State that I love, NEW JERSEY!" Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social.Trump said Ciattarelli has gone "ALL IN" and that, if elected, he would work closely with the Trump administration to grow the economy, cut taxes and regulations, help secure the border, stop migrant crime, protect veterans, advance American energy and more."Also, Jack is the Republican Candidate who is best positioned to STAND TALL against the Radical Left Democrats and, most importantly, ensure a Big Victory in this Very Important Gubernatorial Election, an Election that is being closely watched by the entire World because, we are ending WOKE, and all of the other NONSENSE that goes along with it, AND NOBODY WANTS TO SEE IT COME BACK!," Trump continued in his endorsement.AGITATORS CLASH WITH POLICE, ARRETS MADE AS CLERGY MEMBERS DESCEND ON NEWARK ICE FACILITYCiattarelli responded to the endorsement on X, saying he was "truly humbled and honored to receive President Trumps very strong endorsement today. Its time to unite our party, win big in November, and make New Jersey affordable and safe again." Ciattarelli finished his post by saying "When I am Governor, we will."Trump and Ciattarelli appear to be turning a new leaf. Ciattarelli was once a harsh Trump critic, going so far as to call Trump a "charlatan" and saying he was "not fit to be President of the United States" back in 2015.NEWARK MAYOR ARRESTED AS DEM CONGRESS MEMBERS STORM NEW JERSEY ICE PRISON TO CONDUCT OVERSIGHT VISITCiattarelli seems to have changed his stance on Trump since those comments and was even seen at Trump's Wildwood, New Jersey, rally in 2020 shaking hands and taking photos with event-goers.Ciattarelli appeared to gain popularity, and in 2021 came within three points of defeating Democratic incumbent Governor Phil Murphy.Now, he will face Bill Spadea, a conservative radio host, and State Senator Jon Bramnick in the June 10 Republican primary.In a statement to Fox News Digital, Spadea reacted to Trump's endorsement of Ciattarelli."Donald Trumps endorsement comes after a years long effort by Jack to lie about his own record," Spadea said in part. "My resolve to fight for the people of New Jersey has never been greater. I intend to continue fighting for the America First agenda because that is whats best for the state and our nation."The New Jersey Democratic Governors Association (DGA) also blasted the endorsement.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"This endorsement just confirms what we already knew: Jack Ciattarelli would put Donald Trump before New Jersey," DGA Communications Director Sam Newton said in a statement. " As Governor, Ciattarelli would bring Trumps agenda of higher costs and chaos to Trenton instead of fighting to protect New Jerseys freedoms and working to make life more affordable."