The CIA and FBI are going through big changes. The CIA is offering buyouts to focus on new goals, while the FBI faces pressure over January 6 cases. Some agents feel upset, worried about job cuts and national security. The blog also discusses President Biden’s leadership and praises acting FBI director Chris Brian Driscoll. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Trump is using strategies similar to those of Obama to uncover corruption in the Deep State. By revealing crimes like money laundering and human trafficking, he aims to let public outrage drive change. Instead of forceful arrests, he wants people to see the truth and demand justice, ultimately holding wrongdoers accountable and dismantling their operations. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Gregor Manirino explains how the upcoming jobs report and market trends show a shaky economy. Central banks are buying more gold, hinting at distrust in their own systems. Corporations push for lower interest rates, boosting profits but keeping wages low. Manirino warns this could harm the economy and limit our freedoms. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Host Dan Bongino dives into a scandal involving USAID, claiming it’s been misused for money laundering and political games. He accuses politicians of using public funds for personal gain, especially in Ukraine. Bongino also promotes ExpressVPN for online privacy and criticizes government surveillance. Lastly, he questions the motives behind Donald Trump’s impeachment, hinting at deeper corruption. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In a lively podcast, Joshua Reed and the host dive into claims about USAID funds being misused. They suggest these funds might be secretly funneled through different groups for bad purposes, causing worry among government workers and charities. They predict big political changes, with possible investigations and consequences, and hint at Trump revealing more corruption soon. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Former President Trump criticized CBS News’ 60 Minutes for editing an interview with LaLa Harris. He suggested the show should be canceled, claiming it abused its power. However, the article explains that the edits were fair and didn’t change Harris’s answers. It warns that Trump’s reaction might threaten freedom of speech in the future. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
USAID employees can’t get into their offices or emails, which makes them worried about their jobs. The article says that traditional media and federal workers aren’t victims because they use taxpayers’ money. It talks about how old media is fading, new money chances are rising, and how Trump’s actions are changing things quickly. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The President and Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba met to talk about their friendship and shared goals. They discussed peace, prosperity, and Japan’s investments in the U.S., like new car factories. The Prime Minister praised the President’s hard work. They plan to keep talking about these important topics to help both countries grow stronger together. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Pam Bonney, the new Attorney General, is changing the ATF’s focus. Instead of alcohol and tobacco, they will now tackle immigration, human trafficking, and international gangs. Gun rules, like background checks, won’t change. While this shift seems positive, it’s uncertain if it will benefit gun owners or affect gun rights. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The demand for silver and gold is rising, especially for real silver bars. This is making it harder to find enough silver and gold, causing borrowing rates to go up. People want the actual metals, not just paper versions. This could affect the value of the dollar, but it’s not certain yet. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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