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UFC bantamweight fighter Aiemann Zahabi made a prediction about the U.S. presidential election after Republican candidate Donald Trump appeared on Joe Rogan’s podcast.Trump sat with Rogan for more than three hours to discuss everything from his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, to his policies and outer space. Meanwhile, Harris held a rally in Houston and received an endorsement from musical artist Beyoncé.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMZahabi, who responded to a post on X comparing Trump and Rogan to Beyoncé and CNN, made his prediction.”Trump wins easily after that podcast,” he wrote on X.UFC STAR JUSTIN GAETHJE CASTS VOTE FOR TRUMP: ‘PROUD TO REPRESENT THE USA’Zahabi is 5-2 in his UFC career since he made his debut in February 2017. He last fought Javid Basharat and won via unanimous decision. He’ll make a return to the Octagon Nov. 2 at UFC Fight Night against Pedro Munhoz.He’s not among the top 15 contenders for the bantamweight title just yet. Merab Dvalishvili is the belt holder.After speaking with Rogan, Trump made a delayed appearance in Michigan for a late-night rally.Trump spoke in Traverse City as Israeli fighter jets were bombarding Iranian military targets and Harris was at her rally in Houston with Beyoncé.”You know where she is tonight?” Trump asked the crowd. “She’s out partying. So, Israel is attacking. We’ve got a war going on, and she’s out partying. At least we’re working to make America great again. That’s what we’re doing. Kamala, Kamala, she’s the worst president in the history of our country.”Fox News’ Andrew Mark Miller contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.



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Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance was in Georgia on Saturday morning. He rallied supporters and called out Vice President Kamala Harris for what he says is the suggestion that voters are bad people for supporting conservative policies.”Here’s my message to Kamala Harris,” Vance told the crowd in Atlanta. “Stop censoring your fellow citizens, try to persuade them and you might actually get somewhere. Stop telling people they’re racist because they want their children to go to schools with kids who speak the English language.”Vance continued, “Stop telling American citizens they’re bad people because they don’t want fentanyl flooding their communities. Stop telling the American people they don’t deserve to have smaller hospital wait times. Stop telling the American people they’re bad for wanting a secure southern border.”BEYONCÉ SAYS ‘I’M HERE AS A MOTHER’ AS SHE ENDORSES KAMALA HARRIS AT MASSIVE RALLY IN TEXASFox News Digital reached out to the Harris campaign for comment but did not immediately receive a response.Vance’s appearance in Georgia came as early voting numbers have hit record totals in the key battleground state where election officials say the vote count has already exceeded more than half of 2020’s total turnout.FROM ‘JOYFUL’ TO ‘FASCIST’ – WHY KAMALA HARRIS ADOPTED BIDEN’S PLAYBOOK ON BLASTING TRUMP”So over 50% of the turnout for 2020 has already voted in Georgia,” tweeted Gabriel Sterling, the chief operating officer for the secretary of state’s office. “So for people like Joe Biden & Stacey Abrams, you were wrong saying we had voter suppression here. It’s easy to register & vote in Georgia…and really hard to even try to cheat. Great job by our voters & counties.”More than 2.6 million people in the Peach State have voted early, according to Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office. The total vote count in the 2020 election was barely under five million, with former President Trump narrowly losing to President Biden by a margin of just 11,779 votes. Vance told a reporter after his remarks on Saturday that he believes Republicans in Georgia have embraced early voting as opposed to past years, in part due to the election reforms the state has put in place.Gov. Brian Kemp signed an overhaul of Georgia’s election rules into law in 2021, after Trump made unproven claims of widespread voter fraud that he said cost him the state’s 16 electoral votes in the last presidential election. Republicans said that new restrictions on absentee and mail-in voting, expanded voter ID requirements and prohibitions on non-poll workers from providing food and drink to voters waiting in line at poll centers were necessary to preserve election integrity.Fox News Digital’s Chris Pandolfo contributed to this report



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Zachery Ty Bryan was arrested for driving under the influence in Custer County, Oklahoma. Bryan “was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence for a second felony offense and then driving without a valid driver’s license,” Oklahoma police confirmed with Fox News Digital. Bryan, 43, was booked at 8:34 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 25. ZACHERY TY BRYAN, FORMER ‘HOME IMPROVEMENT’ STAR, ARRESTED FOR DUIThis wasn’t the “Home Improvement” star’s first DUI arrest. Earlier this year, Bryan was arrested for driving under the influence in La Quinta, California, where he resides. “Deputies assigned to the La Quinta Sheriff’s Station conducted a traffic stop in the area of Washington Street and Calle Tampico in La Quinta on a vehicle suspected of being involved in a recent traffic collision,” Sergeant Wenndy Brito-Gonzalez told Fox News Digital in February. ACTOR ZACHERY TY BRYAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FELONY ASSAULT STEMMING FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ARREST”When deputies contacted the driver, they observed indications of impairment, leading to the driver’s arrest for driving under the influence with priors.”Brito-Gonzalez added, “The driver, later identified as 42-year-old Zachery Bryan, was booked into a Riverside County jail.”LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSBryan was charged with a felony for driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, in addition to a misdemeanor “contempt of court.”He was booked into the John Benoit Detention Center at the time, and was released on $50,000 bail.Bryan was arrested in July 2023 after authorities were called regarding a physical domestic dispute between Bryan and an unnamed woman, Fox News Digital confirmed. He was then charged with two counts of assault in the fourth degree.‘HOME IMPROVEMENT’ STAR ZACHERY TY BRYAN ARRESTED AGAIN ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHARGESHe pleaded guilty to felony assault in the fourth degree constituting domestic violence, and as part of a negotiated resolution which dismissed the second count of assault in the fourth degree, Bryan was only required to serve seven days in jail instead of 19–20 months in the Oregon Department of Corrections, Lane County Chief Deputy District Attorney Chris Parosa confirmed in a statement to Fox News Digital at the time.Bryan was previously arrested in 2020 and entered a guilty plea stemming from an altercation with girlfriend Johnnie Faye Cartwright, in which he allegedly tried to strangle her at their apartment in Eugene, Oregon.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERBryan played Brad Taylor, the oldest son of Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor, the character played by Tim Allen on the popular sitcom “Home Improvement,” which ran from 1991-99. Bryan has acted intermittently since then, including a role in 2006’s “The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift” and most recently, “The Guardians of Justice.”Fox News Digital’s Tracy Wright contributed to this report.



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Landlord insurance typically doesn’t cover costs accrued in a squatter situation. Proper Insurance, which offers short-term rental insurance, created a unique type of coverage coming out of the COVID pandemic, that is specifically designated to protect property owners in a situation where a renter refuses to leave the property once their lease has ended. When an individual decides to turn one of their properties into a rental, they need insurance apart from homeowners insurance. Landlord insurance traditionally covers things like property damage, lost rental income if something is to happen to the property that makes it uninhabitable and liability protection, according to Investopedia. SECURITY MEASURES, TECHNOLOGY, OTHER DEVICES YOU CAN USE TO DEFEND YOUR HOME FROM SQUATTERSAdditional typical coverage options include flood insurance, emergency coverage, guaranteed income insurance and additional construction expenses.One type of coverage that does not often fall under the landlord insurance umbrella is squatter coverage. Squatter situations can cause huge expenses to fall on the shoulders of property owners. “One issue with squatting, particularly, is that squatters come with property damage,” Nick Massey, director of sales, Proper Insurance told Fox News Digital in a phone call. Proper Insurance’s squatter coverage covers legal expenses and loss of revenue that could come from a squatter, and also property damage that is caused, according to Massey. HIRE THIS TYPE OF LAWYER, AND REMOVE SQUATTERS FROM YOUR PROPERTY MORE EFFECTIVELYThis type of coverage is not widely available, with a good number of insurance policies coming with “an exclusion around property entrustment,” Massey said, which means that when someone is let into a home, and then vandalizes that property, the insurance company is not going to cover those costs, he explained. Proper Insurance’s coverage is unique to those renting out on a short- and mid-term basis. “A little over 10 years ago, our ownership team set out to create an insurance policy designed for the modern property investor,” Massey told Fox News Digital. The squatter coverage came into play during the COVID pandemic, when vacations were widely halted, and homeowners allowed longer stays in their rental units. SELF-HELP EVICTION METHODS TO REMOVE SQUATTERS COULD LEAD TO LEGAL TROUBLE FOR HOMEOWNERS”Fast forward into the COVID pandemic, short-term rentals are more or less shut down across the country,” Massey said. “Nobody’s really traveling, but we start to see the movement of intrastate travel from people out of the metros into short-term rental homes, kind of more remote for these longer term stays, and these stays being 30-, 45-, 60-, sometimes 90-day terms that these folks are staying at these properties.” Those homeowners who went from short-term rentals to longer-term arrangements echoed similar concerns, Massey said. “What if they don’t leave?” “We immediately responded to that question by creating a new coverage that has never been done before, ever, anywhere, with our squatter protection,” Massey said. Squatter protection, which comes at an additional premium, can be used in those situations where a renter signs a lease, the lease comes to a close, and then the person refuses to leave the property. “[It was created] to allow some more flexibility and peace of mind for these folks who are going to take longer-term stays,” Massey explained. Out of the COVID pandemic also came “a new industry called mid-term rentals,” Massey told Fox News Digital. “So we have short-term, long-term, and now we have mid-term rentals, which primarily curates to traveling nurses . . . mostly the medical professional field, but these homeowners are taking that as an opportunity to house these folks in their property, but they stay longer term. In most states . . . you become a squatter if you’re there 29 days or more, depending on the state,” Massey said. “We’re able to provide an additional layer of protection for them in the event of a squatting situation.”



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Podcast host Joe Rogan asked former President Trump on Friday about an appearance he did on ABC’s “The View,” prior to running for president. He reminded the former president that the women of the program were once friendly towards him. “It was the episode of you when you’re on The View,” Rogan said. “You got introduced as our friend Donald Trump. Whoopi Goldberg gives you a big hug and a kiss, Joy Behar gives you a big hug, Barbara Walters gives you a big hug, they all loved you. They were all talking about how you might be conservative in your financial positions, but you’re very liberal socially, they were talking about you in such a favorable light.”Trump appeared on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast for nearly three hours on Friday. The ex-president talked to “The View” hosts several times before people like Goldberg and Behar became some of his biggest critics in the media. Rogan appears to be referencing an appearance Trump made on the show in 2011, when the former president was mulling a run for the White House in 2012, but was not officially running.”You’re right. I was on ‘The View’ many, many times and they loved me,” Trump told Rogan.JOY BEHAR SAYS ‘THE VIEW’ CHANGED WHEN TRUMP GOT ELECTED: ‘WE USED TO HAVE MORE LAUGHS’”Just the way people would talk, I mean even if people had criticisms about you, people that didn’t like you, there was always feuds and stuff like that but the reality was the thing turned on you when they found out you were going to be president,” Rogan added.After the warm welcome during the 2011 appearance, the hosts did clash with the president over former President Obama, during which Trump demanded to see his birth certificate. “I think that’s the biggest pile of dog mess I’ve heard in ages,” Goldberg shot back at Trump at the time. The co-hosts of the show at the time, Goldberg, Behar, Sunny Hostin and Meghan McCain, revisited Trump’s past appearances in 2018, during which Behar and Goldberg dismissed any friendliness between the hosts and Trump.”The person who began running is not the person I knew,” Goldberg said during the 2018 episode.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREBehar said, “I wasn’t friends with him, don’t get carried away.” Hostin reminded her at the time that Behar attended one of Trump’s weddings.”There’s probably no one in history that I’ve ever seen that’s been attacked the way you’ve been attacked, and the way they’ve done it so coordinated, and systematically, when you see those same people in the past,” Rogan said earlier in the conversation.Trump also told Rogan that he had “always gotten more publicity than other people” but said he didn’t know why. “It wasn’t like I was trying,” Trump told Rogan. “In fact, I don’t know exactly why. Maybe you could tell me.””You said a lot of wild s— and then CNN, in all their brilliance by highlighting your wild s—, made you much more popular,” Rogan continued. “And they boosted you in the polls because people were tired of someone talking in this bulls—, pre-prepared politician lingo. And even if they didn’t agree with you, they at least knew whoever that guy is. That’s him. That’s really him.” 



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