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Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy discusses the latest revelations on former President Biden's mental decline and Republican efforts to push President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' forward.

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Former Democratic Rep. Beto ORourke told the "Pod Save America" podcast on Thursday that former President Joe Biden "failed this country" by seeking re-election, which he believes contributed to current President Donald Trumps return to the presidency in 2024.O'Rourke argued that Biden should not have sought a second term and slammed the former president for trying to "sell" the public on the idea that he was the only candidate capable of defeating Trump."Its not just you and me, but our kids and grandkids and the generations that follow that might have to pay the price for this," he said, adding, "We might very well lose the greatest country that this world has ever known."DEMOCRAT BETO O'ROURKE SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR SENATE IF TEXANS WANT HIM TOThe former congressman and failed 2022 Texas gubernatorial candidate continued to place blame on Biden's reelection efforts for the Democratic Party's loss in 2024, suggesting that having an open primary would have benefited the party."It might be in part because of the decision that Biden and those around him made to run for re-election instead of having an open primary, where the greatest talent that the Democratic Party can muster could be on that stage, to have a competition of ideas and track record and vision, and really excite not just Democrats but the people of this country who did want change," O'Rourke asserted.He claimed that "if anything was clear coming out of 2024," it was that Americans wanted change.DEM SENATOR SAYS 'NO DOUBT' BIDEN DECLINED COGNITIVELY DURING PRESIDENCYCLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREORourke also criticized members of Congress who, in the lead-up to the 2024 election, claimed that Biden was "running circles" around them in closed-door briefings."It just doesn't add up with what I'm seeing with my own lying eyes," he recalled, adding that Democrats covering for Biden's alleged decline in mental acuity while in office created a credibility issue for the party moving forward.During a speech at Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics in 2023, O'Rourke echoed a similar sentiment towards Biden's reelection efforts, telling the crowd that Democratic voters were "unexcited" about a second Biden term."This is critical if you want to win in 2024. It is no secret that Democratic voters are unexcited about Biden that's putting it politely. It is no secret, thanks to the poll that we just read," he said."The young voters, especially, are leaving his banner in droves. Now will they vote for Donald Trump? Will they vote for [Robert F. Kennedy Jr.]? Will they not vote at all? I don't know. But let's give them a reason to vote for the president. Something bold, something big, something that matches the rhetoric that he used in 2020 and inspires voters in 2024 is what's needed right now," O'Rourke added.

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter made a woman's day on a United Airlines flight to the point where she said she would get her sons to buy his jersey.The woman called Hunter the "nicest young man," but the second overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft tells Fox News Digital there was no act behind it.Thats the type of person he is.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"It was just a regular interaction. It was me being me," Hunter said over the phone while describing his experience with Sandy Hawkins Combs last week. "A nice lady sat next to me, we conversed, and made sure I took care of her like I do my grandparents or any elderly person. So yeah, thats all it was."For Combs, though, it was more than just someone being nice to her, as she wrote in a Facebook post."I had the most wonderful flight home from Denver," she wrote. "I met the nicest young man who sat next to me. He offered to put my bag in the overhead compartment and helped me with my tray. He was always polite, saying yes maam or no maam. Anyone would be proud to have him as a son or grandson so polite," Combs said of Hunter.UNSUSPECTING MOTHER FLATTERED BY NICEST YOUNG MAN TRAVIS HUNTER ON FLIGHT: I WANT HIS JERSEY"People walking by were saying congratulations, great job, or even taking pictures. I turned and asked him, Who am I sitting next to? I looked at his Jaguar pants, smiled, and asked, Are you an athlete? He smiled and said, Im Travis. Yes, I was drafted by the Jags. I already told my sons I want his jersey."After hearing about that last bit from Combs, Hunter called it a "blessing" that she wanted to support him after the one interaction."I didnt expect nothing to go into the media, but it was just me being me," he said.Despite it being "regular" for Hunter, the Colorado star has been dealing with spotlight for many years now. It will only continue to grow at the NFL level, especially considering his draft stock and how the Jaguars have already set the bar high for the two-way player.Hunter knows, though, that being humble plays a big role in his life, on and off the field."Humbleness is how I got here, so thats all I know," he said. "Be humble and just put in the work. Keep my head down and grind."ONE OF ONEAs Hunter continues to put in work, he's also excited for an important milestone in his early career seeing himself on an NFL trading card for the first time.Hunter partnered with Panini America, along with several other incoming rookies, where they will receive their first Panini NFL trading cards at the NFLPA Rookie Premiere."Just super excited to see myself on my own card, so its definitely a blessing," he said.One day, Hunter's rookie card could be worth quite the pretty penny, but he understands it's up to him to make that happen."I dont know," he said when asked how much he would pay for his rookie card. "I still got to put in some work."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.