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00:02:38.540A California man facing separate state and federal weapons charges after authorities
00:02:43.460reportedly discovered him armed at President Trump's golf course outside Los Angeles just
00:02:48.020two days before the president's visit. Federal prosecutors identifying the suspect as 38-year-old
00:02:53.520Janine John Talley of Downey, California. According to a federal criminal complaint,
00:02:58.860agents first noticing Talley at Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes on Friday
00:03:03.880while conducting security preparations for the president's upcoming fundraiser.
00:03:08.600Talley allegedly walking around the property wearing an earpiece while photographing and
00:03:13.220recording the federal agents and their security planning activities.
00:03:17.380Federal authorities reporting Talley leaving the property before returning on Sunday as
00:03:21.940agents continued preparing for the president's visit.
00:03:25.160Talley allegedly approaching the agents and claiming he worked for the State Department
00:03:29.220while falsely presenting himself as part of a security detail.
00:03:32.580The suspect then reportedly telling agency had a loaded firearm inside his vehicle in the golf course parking lot.
00:03:39.980Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies responding to the property and discovering Talley was also wanted in connection with an unrelated robbery investigation dating back to November of last year.
00:03:51.100Deputies allegedly recovering a 16-round magazine loaded with hollow-point ammunition from Talley's pocket.
00:03:57.640A search of his pickup truck reportedly uncovering a loaded 9mm pistol with a round in the chamber, additional hollow-point ammunition, binoculars, and a badge reading, quote,
00:04:10.660Detectives assigned to the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force, subsequently searching Talley's home in Downey.
00:04:17.240Authorities reportedly recovering an illegally modified rifle, a .45 caliber pistol, body armor, high-capacity magazines, ammunition, radio equipment, and multiple notebooks containing what investigators describe only as, quote, concerning statements.
00:04:32.380On the state level, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office charging Taley with four counts, those charges including three alleged weapons offenses connected to the golf course arrest, possession of a short-barreled rifle or shotgun, receiving a large-capacity magazine, and carrying a concealed firearm inside a vehicle.
00:04:51.460The fourth state charge involving second-degree robbery,
00:04:54.560reportedly stemming from the separate November 2025 incident under investigation by El Segundo Police.
00:05:00.660Talley pleading not guilty to all four state charges during his arraignment Tuesday.
00:07:09.820substantial evidence that the congressman repeatedly crossed professional boundaries,
00:07:14.440creating a workplace leading to, quote, rumors and innuendo in the office.
00:07:19.200The report finding, quote, both women were uncomfortable with his behavior,
00:07:22.920which they attempted to communicate, but were put in an untenable position
00:07:26.380by virtue of his status as their boss and a member of Congress.
00:07:29.880The Ethics Committee recommending the full House formally censure Edwards for what it describes as persistent, unprofessional, and inappropriate conduct.
00:07:38.520Axios first reporting the allegations in May, setting several people who reportedly witnessed Edwards singling out the two staffers for unusually personal attention.
00:07:48.300The congressman allegedly taking the women to frequent one-on-one dinners, commenting on their clothing and appearances, and purchasing jewelry and other personal gifts.
00:07:57.040The congressman allegedly buying a purse for one staffer and bringing her as his guest to several events, including the White House Christmas Party in 2024.
00:08:06.800Congressman Edwards has been married since 1980.
00:08:10.340Mr. Edwards previously denying the accusations to Axios, claiming political opponents were using false allegations to manufacture negative coverage.
00:08:19.160Attorneys for the congressman now arguing the recommended punishment is excessive, pointing
00:08:23.560to the committee's finding that Edwards did not explicitly proposition either woman or
00:08:30.640A censure vote reportedly expected after lawmakers returned from their August recess.
00:08:34.600Mr. Edwards' withdrawal coming just days before Monday's deadline for North Carolina
00:08:39.760Republicans to replace him on the ballot.
00:08:42.840Politico reporting, the Republican Executive Committee for the state's 11th Congressional
00:08:47.000district, plans to meet Monday evening to select a new nominee. The party now racing to stabilize
00:08:52.880a district that would ordinarily be considered safely Republican. Cook Political Report elections
00:08:58.400analyst Dave Wasserman explaining the potential consequences on CNN. It's not just Max Miller in
00:09:04.560Ohio 7. It's Chuck Edwards in North Carolina's 11th district. It is Corey Mills in Florida's
00:09:10.4807th district. All three of them either face allegations of sexual harassment or assault.
00:09:15.320And in Edwards' case was recommended by the House Ethics Committee for censure. Mills in Florida has faced calls to resign. And now Republicans are extremely nervous about Max Miller. All three of those seats I mentioned voted for Donald Trump by between 11 and 12 points in 2024. And they wouldn't be vulnerable for Republicans in a normal year.
00:09:36.240But these are not normal circumstances and this is not a normal year. President Trump's approval rating in all three seats is underwater. And these scandals could not only widen Democrats' path for the House majority, but push them higher into perhaps more than 225 or 230 seats.
00:09:54.060Coming up, a tight win for the progressive left in Michigan, as Abdu'l-Sayed wins the
00:10:01.460Senate nomination over establishment-backed Congresswoman Haley Stevens, and a military
00:10:06.260GPS jamming exercise now reportedly linked to a deadly medevac crash in New Mexico.
00:10:16.120You don't wait until your house is on fire to install a smoke detector, and you don't
00:10:20.060wait until the wind and rain hammer your windows and the power goes out to prepare for a hurry.
00:10:24.060You don't reach for your seatbelt after the impact because after the crash, the hurricane of the house fire, it's too late.
00:10:30.360And in the same vein, you do not wait until the dollar goes to zero before you buy gold.
00:13:09.480And then some of the swing disters that will be absolutely pivotal come November.
00:13:14.400Macomb County, the home of Reagan Democrats.
00:13:16.840You can see there Hale-Stevens again beating Abdul El-Sayed, this time by about eight points there in that race.
00:13:25.280In the neighboring county, Oakland County, more Democratic area, still suburban Michigan area, again, showing where El-Sayed has to make up ground, losing by six points in that suburban county.
00:13:36.080The narrow result complicating any claim that Michigan Democrats delivered Al-Sayed an overwhelming mandate.
00:13:41.980Semifor reporter Shelby Talcott assessing how the outcome reshapes the race heading into November on CNN.
00:13:48.400Progressives won, and that's a huge win for the progressive base.
00:13:52.060But they woke up thinking that they were going to win by a lot more,
00:13:55.880and it was a lot narrower than some of the polling showed leading up to this race.
00:14:00.180And so that's a concern for the progressive base and in a way a win for the establishment Democratic Party.
00:14:06.280And so it does show that despite El-Sayed winning, there's a lot of ground that he's going to have to make up in this general election.
00:14:12.020And that's what Republicans have been banking on.
00:14:14.040I've talked to Republicans over the past few months and they've been open about it.
00:14:17.320They wanted him to win this race because they feel like the messaging is going to be easier.