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Don't mess with the cat ladies! A comment made by Donald Trump's running mate, JD Vance, has struck a nerve across the country. He previously called Kamala Harris and other politicians "childless cat ladies." Now women who have cats and no kids are hitting back - including Jennifer Aniston and a lot of Swifties. As Ann Mercoglicano reports the claws are definitely out! And it's been a question since the assassination attempt on former President Trump. Was it really a bullet that hit his ear, or shrapnel? Now the director of the FBI is revealing the question has not yet been answered. Plus, there was chaos on Capitol Hill as pro-Palestinian demonstrators protested the Israeli prime minister speaking before a joint meeting of Congress. However, when they started burning an American flag, one man had seen enough. Alison Hall tells us how he tried to save Old Glory. And a woman was attacked by a grizzly bear and credits her hair clip with saving her life.
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<p>Don't mess with the cat ladies! A comment made by Donald Trump's running mate, JD Vance, has struck a nerve across the country. He previously called Kamala Harris and other politicians "childless cat ladies." Now women who have cats and no kids are hitting back - including Jennifer Aniston and a lot of Swifties. As Ann Mercoglicano reports the claws are definitely out! And<strong> </strong>it's been a question since the assassination attempt on former President Trump. Was it really a bullet that hit his ear, or shrapnel? Now the director of the FBI is revealing the question has not yet been answered. Plus,<strong> </strong>there was chaos on Capitol Hill as pro-Palestinian demonstrators protested the Israeli prime minister speaking before a joint meeting of Congress. However, when they started burning an American flag, one man had seen enough. Alison Hall tells us how he tried to save Old Glory. And a woman was attacked by a grizzly bear and credits her hair clip with saving her life.</p>
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