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Jurors in the ongoing trial of former President Donald Trump heard testimony from witnesses and watched video footage of Trump's 2020 deposition, in which he was questioned about writer E. Jean Carroll's allegations of rape against him. The trial is the result of Carroll's lawsuit against Trump for defamation and battery after he denied her allegations and said that she "made up" the claims that he raped her in a New York City department store in the mid-1990s. During the deposition, which was made public during the trial, Carroll's attorney Roberta Kaplan showed Trump a photo of him, his then-wife Ivana, Carroll and her ex-husband John Johnson, to which Trump initially said, "It's Marla," referring to his second wife, Marla Maples. After being corrected, he insisted that Carroll was "not my type" and that he didn't know her very well. Trump's repeated claims that Carroll was not his type have been a focus of the trial, with jurors watching the footage of the deposition and hearing testimony from witnesses who have contradicted his claims. On Thursday, Carroll's friend Carol Martin testified that Carroll had told her about the alleged attack soon after it happened and that she had advised her not to report Trump to the police because "he would bury her." Subscribe for more content like this. The trial has now seen both sides rest their cases, with Trump's attorney, Joe Tacopina, saying he won't call any witnesses, and waiving Trump's right to testify in the case. However, the judge has given Trump until Sunday to motion to appear, should he have second thoughts. The trial may conclude next week, and the judge has adjourned until Monday. Tacopina's representation of Trump in his civil trial meant he was unable to attend a hearing two blocks away in Trump's state criminal case, in which Trump entered a not guilty plea to 34 counts of falsification of business records on April 4. Trump became the first former president in US history to be charged with crimes. The trial of Trump's lawsuit with Carroll has been closely watched as it represents the first time a former US president has faced a civil suit for conduct that occurred before he took office. The case has drawn attention to the issue of sexual assault and harassment, and has highlighted the difficulties that victims face in seeking justice against powerful figures. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

Attorneys for E. Jean Carroll, the writer who accused former President Donald Trump of raping her in the 1990s, have released about 48 minutes of video footage from the deposition of the former president. The footage, which was shown at the trial, features a series of combative exchanges between Trump and Carroll's attorney, Roberta Kaplan, in which he reiterated that the allegations were made up and claimed that Carroll was not his type. During the deposition, which took place in October, Kaplan showed Trump a photo of himself with his then-wife Ivana, Carroll, and her then-husband John Johnson. Referring to Carroll, Trump said, "It's Marla," referring to his second wife, Marla Maples. When told that it was Carroll in the photo, Trump claimed that it was "very blurry." Carroll sued Trump for defamation and battery after he denied her allegations, and the video footage was shown to the jurors in the federal civil trial. The release of the video was requested by media organizations. In the video, Trump insisted that the allegations were false, saying that Carroll was "not my type" and that he had never met her before. He also told Kaplan that he would not have any interest in her either. Carroll's attorney challenged Trump's claims, stating that he had been seen with Carroll at a party and had spoken with her on the phone. Subscribe for more content like this. The case has garnered significant attention due to the involvement of a former president, and it raises important questions about the accountability of those in positions of power. It also highlights the issue of sexual assault and harassment, and the difficulties faced by survivors in seeking justice. Carroll's decision to speak out about her experience is courageous, and it serves as a reminder of the importance of believing survivors and taking their allegations seriously. The release of the video footage is a significant step in the legal process and provides an opportunity for the public to gain a better understanding of the case. Ultimately, it is up to the court to determine the outcome of the trial, but the case has already had a profound impact on the national conversation around sexual assault and harassment. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

Space enthusiasts across the globe are in for a treat this weekend, as they will have the opportunity to witness a rare astronomical event. The weekend of May 26th and 27th will feature not one but three celestial events, including the year's first lunar eclipse, the Aquariids meteor shower, and the May Flower Moon. The lunar eclipse will begin at 15:15 GMT (8:45 pm IST) on Friday, and people all over the world will be able to see the penumbral eclipse. During a penumbral lunar eclipse, the Moon passes through the fainter outer shadow of the Earth, and sunlight falling on our natural satellite appears to be partially cut off. The eclipse will last for several hours, and all phases of the lunar eclipse, from beginning to end, will be visible from several parts of India. Cities across the globe such as Johannesburg, Tashkent, Bangkok, Seoul, Cairo, Manila, Philippines, Jakarta, Singapore, Ankara, Dhaka, Yangon, Hanoi, Melbourne, Baghdad, Moscow, Taipei, Tokyo, Beijing, and Athens will also be able to see the eclipse. Additionally, the weekend will also feature the Aquariids meteor shower. According to the American space agency NASA, the Aquariid meteor shower is active throughout April and May, with hundreds of meteors expected to be visible every hour. The peak time to see the meteor will be just before dawn on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (in the areas where they will be visible). The peak is expected at 11 am EST (8.30 pm IST) on Saturday. Those who want to watch the Aquariids shower could see up to 20 meteors per hour. However, those in Canada and other northern countries will have a smaller window to see it, whereas people in the southern hemisphere will get a slightly longer time frame to see the celestial bodies falling from the sky, according to the American Meteor Society. Subscribe for more content like this. The final event of the weekend will be the May 'Flower Moon,' which is the first full moon of the month of flowers. It is called the 'Flower Moon' because flowers spring forth across North America in abundance this month, as per Almanac. The 'Flower Moon' will coincide with the penumbral lunar eclipse and will be visible between 11:13 am and 3:31 pm EST on Friday (8:43 pm to midnight IST). Astronomy experts are excited about this weekend's celestial events and encourage people to take advantage of the opportunity to witness them. While the events are visible across various regions and time zones, it's essential to ensure one has the proper equipment and safety precautions before attempting to watch them. Astronomy enthusiasts can use telescopes, binoculars, or just their naked eyes to witness these events, depending on their location and the time of day. In conclusion, the weekend of May 26th and 27th is a significant one for astronomy enthusiasts as they will have the opportunity to witness three incredible celestial events, including the lunar eclipse, meteor shower, and Flower Moon. People around the world are excited about these events and are looking forward to witnessing them firsthand. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

A judge in New York has ruled against former President Donald Trump in his 2021 lawsuit accusing New York Times reporters of a conspiracy to obtain his tax records. The lawsuit claimed that the newspaper sought out Trump's niece, Mary Trump, and persuaded her "to smuggle the records out of her attorney's office." The lawsuit has been thrown out by Robert Reed, a New York supreme court justice, who said that Trump's claims "fail as a matter of constitutional law," which allows reporters to engage in legal and ordinary newsgathering. The judge's ruling is an important precedent that reaffirms the press's right to engage in routine newsgathering to obtain information of vital importance to the public. The New York Times's 2018 Pulitzer-winning stories relied on information from Mary Trump to cast doubt on the former president's claims that he was a self-made millionaire, showing that he inherited hundreds of millions through "dubious tax schemes." The series also revealed a history of tax avoidance by the former president. Charlie Stadtlander, a spokesperson for the Times, said that the newspaper is pleased with the judge's decision. The ruling reaffirms that the press is protected when it engages in routine newsgathering to obtain information of vital importance to the public. Trump's lawyer, Alina Habba, said in a statement that they will weigh their options and continue to vigorously fight on his behalf. Subscribe for more content like this. This is not the first time that the former president has sued the New York Times. Last year, he also sued the newspaper, claiming defamation and seeking $475m in damages. In 2020, his re-election campaign also sued the New York Times and the Washington Post over opinion pieces linking him to Russian interference in the election. The cases against each newspaper were dismissed. The ruling in the case against the New York Times is a significant victory for the press and for the public's right to know. It underscores the importance of a free and independent press in holding those in power accountable and shining a light on matters of public interest. The ruling also sends a message to those who seek to use the courts to silence the press that their efforts will not succeed. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

John Oliver analyzed President Joe Biden's record on immigration, focusing on his policies regarding migrants seeking asylum at the southern border. Oliver began by acknowledging that, as a presidential candidate, Biden promised to undo the damage done by the Trump administration's policies, such as family separation and the persecution of Dreamers. Oliver acknowledged that Biden's promises were refreshing, especially after four years of Trump, who was notorious for his anti-immigrant stance. However, Oliver pointed out that when it comes to the southern border, Biden has failed to deliver on many fronts. Oliver made it clear that Biden has not opened the country to an "invasion," as Republicans have repeatedly claimed. Instead, many migrants, including asylum seekers, are finding it impossible to access the US through ports of entry, and the conditions they face are dire. The southern border is currently facing a massive logjam, with shelters and detention centers in border cities operating at capacity. Last month, over 40 people died in a migrant center in Mexico that caught fire. Oliver said that a lot of this has been exacerbated by US policies that Biden has the power to remedy, but he hasn't done so. Oliver noted that Biden created a task force to reunite migrant families separated by Trump, added protections to DACA, and suspended the Remain in Mexico policy. However, there remain huge numbers of people stuck south of the border in camps that look an awful lot like the ones that were there during Trump's presidency. Subscribe for more content like this. One major policy that has caused significant problems for asylum seekers is Title 42, an arcane public health measure that allows the US to expel migrants for any reason, including those seeking legal asylum, as a threat to public health. The Trump administration invoked Title 42 during the pandemic, even though the CDC said there was "no evidence" that the action would slow the coronavirus. Despite Biden's promises, his administration has not moved quickly to get rid of Title 42. The secretary of homeland security, Alejandro Mayorkas, cited Title 42 as a "public health imperative" a few months into his presidency, even though it wasn't a public health imperative, as Oliver noted. The administration kept Title 42 in place for several months, even defending it in court. Then they attempted to end it, but a federal judge blocked those efforts. The administration has issued humanitarian exemptions to Title 42 to a fraction of migrants seeking asylum at the border, but it has faced criticism for favoring white migrants fleeing war in Ukraine over those from countries such as Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. As a result, people are stuck at the border under increasingly dire conditions - over 890 migrants died along the border in 2022, the most dangerous year since tracking began. Title 42 may be about to expire with the end of the national Covid public health emergency on 11 May, but migrants now face a new obstacle thanks to a Biden administration policy requiring asylum appointments to be made via a new government app. At present, only 740 people reserve appointments per day, but because far more people need them, a day's appointments can run out within minutes, leading many to brand the app "asylum Ticketmaster." To make matters worse, many asylum seekers have outdated cellphones which don't support the app, if they have them at all, and the app's facial recognition technology struggles to perceive darker skin tones. "Given the history of everything that has happened in this country ever, it is hard to think of anything more on brand than a US Immigration app that scans your face and says 'not white enough'," Oliver noted. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

In a video released to social media, former President Donald Trump criticized President Joe Biden for allowing Title 42 to expire. Title 42 is a public health order put in place by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It allows border officials to immediately expel migrants arriving at the southern border to prevent the spread of the virus. President Trump's criticism of President Biden's decision to allow Title 42 to expire is based on his belief that it will result in a total disaster. He goes on to say that there is not a single American who wants this action except for rich elites. While it is true that there are some who oppose Title 42, it is also true that the public health order has been controversial from the beginning. Critics argue that it violates U.S. law and international treaties on the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers. They also argue that it puts vulnerable migrants at risk of violence and abuse as they are forced to return to dangerous conditions in their home countries. On the other hand, supporters of Title 42 argue that it is necessary to protect public health during a pandemic. They point to the fact that the order has been upheld by the courts and that the Biden administration has continued to use it despite pressure from advocacy groups to end it. Subscribe for more content like this. President Trump's statement that there is not a single American who wants Title 42 to expire except for rich elites is a broad generalization that is not supported by the evidence. While it is true that some wealthy individuals and organizations have called for an end to Title 42, there are also many ordinary Americans who oppose the policy. President Trump's use of religious language in his video is also noteworthy. He quotes a Biblical passage about God punishing nations with wicked rulers and calls on the righteous to rise up against the wicked. This kind of language is typical of Trump's political rhetoric, which often seeks to frame political issues in terms of good versus evil. It is worth noting, however, that many people would disagree with President Trump's characterization of President Biden as a wicked ruler. While there are certainly those who oppose the current administration's policies, it is not accurate or helpful to frame political disagreements in terms of good versus evil. In conclusion, President Trump's criticism of President Biden for allowing Title 42 to expire is just one example of the ongoing debate over U.S. immigration policy. While the former president's views on this issue are well-known, it is important to consider all sides of the debate and to avoid framing political disagreements in terms of good versus evil. Ultimately, the goal should be to find a solution that balances public health concerns with the need to treat migrants and refugees with compassion and respect. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

President Biden's new mortgage plan, which goes into effect today, has been met with criticism from financial officers in 27 states. The plan, outlined by the Federal Housing Agency (FHFA) just a few weeks ago, is designed to help lower-income borrowers afford their monthly mortgage payments. It does so by forcing people with good credit scores to pay more each month for their mortgages, with extra payments being credited to the loans of higher-risk borrowers. The policy has been attacked by both Republicans and Democrats, including President Obama's former Federal Housing Administrator. It is seen as a middle-class tax hike that will unfairly cost American families millions upon millions of dollars. The state finance officers argue that the policy will turn the normal system of home buying incentives "upside down" by hurting people who make sound financial decisions. It will take money away from those who played by the rules and did things right, including millions of hardworking, middle-class Americans who built a good credit score and saved enough to make a strong down payment. Those who make down payments of 20 percent or more on their homes will pay the highest fees, which the finance officers describe as "one of the most backward incentives imaginable." The forced extra payments will be used to hand out better mortgage rates to people with lower credit ratings. Critics say the plan will make it easier for people with shaky credit histories to afford more expensive mortgages, putting them at greater financial risk. Subscribe for more content like this. While expanding homeownership is a worthy goal, the forced subsidization of risky loans is not the way to do it, say the state officials. They argue that the right way to solve the problem is not to use the power of the federal government to penalize hardworking, middle-class American families by confiscating their money and using it as a handout. Instead, they suggest implementing policies that will reduce inflation, cut energy costs, and bring lower interest rates. They believe that these measures will ultimately help more Americans achieve their dream of homeownership, without hurting those who have worked hard to build a solid financial foundation. The FHFA defends the policy, saying it is necessary to address the racial wealth gap and expand access to credit. However, critics argue that it will have the opposite effect, by making it more difficult for middle-class Americans to achieve homeownership and exacerbating existing inequalities. In conclusion, President Biden's new mortgage plan has been met with strong opposition from financial officers in 27 states, who believe that it amounts to a middle-class tax hike that will hurt hardworking Americans. While the FHFA argues that the policy is necessary to address inequalities, critics argue that it will have the opposite effect and make it more difficult for middle-class Americans to achieve homeownership. The debate highlights the complex challenges of addressing inequality and expanding access to credit in a fair and sustainable way. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

Former President Donald Trump has suggested that danger from other countries could pose a threat of World War III after claiming that the United States' relationship with North Korea has soured since his term ended. Trump revealed details of his relationship with Kim Jong Un in an interview with Fox News' Mark Levin and stated that his attempts to reduce tensions with North Korea were taken away when he lost the 2020 election. He alleged that Obama's office called Kim Jong Un 11 times in an attempt to open a dialogue amidst ongoing tensions while his eventual relationship with the supreme leader got off to a rocky start. Trump's statements on his relationship with Kim Jong Un are not new. During his presidency, Trump famously met with the North Korean leader twice, once in Singapore in 2018 and once at the Demilitarized Zone in 2019. While these meetings were praised by Trump as a major breakthrough in the decades-long conflict between the two countries, they were criticized by some experts as being largely symbolic and failing to produce any significant policy changes. Subscribe for more content like this. Furthermore, Trump's claims that his relationship with Kim Jong Un prevented a potential nuclear war and his suggestion that North Korea now poses a significant danger under the Biden administration have been met with skepticism by many in the international community. Critics have pointed out that North Korea's missile tests and nuclear weapons program have continued unabated despite Trump's meetings with Kim Jong Un, and that the country remains a major threat to global security. Trump's comments on the potential for World War III are also concerning, particularly given the current global geopolitical climate. While tensions with North Korea have remained relatively stable in recent months, other conflicts around the world, particularly in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, have raised concerns about the possibility of a larger conflict. Trump's suggestion that danger from North Korea, Iran, and Russia could lead to a global conflict underscores the importance of continued diplomatic efforts to prevent conflict and promote peace. In conclusion, Trump's claims about his relationship with Kim Jong Un and the potential for a third world war should be taken with a grain of salt. While the former president's diplomatic efforts with North Korea were praised by some, they failed to produce any significant policy changes and did little to address the underlying issues driving the conflict. Similarly, Trump's warnings of global conflict should be seen as a call to action for continued diplomacy and efforts to reduce tensions around the world. Only through continued dialogue and cooperation can the world hope to prevent another devastating global conflict. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

E. Jean Carroll, a journalist and advice columnist, took the stand on Monday in her defamation lawsuit against former President Donald Trump. The lawsuit alleges that Trump raped her in a New York City department store in the mid-1990s and defamed her by calling her claims a "hoax." During her testimony, Carroll spoke about her admiration for Trump's former reality show, "The Apprentice," and also addressed a controversial Facebook post from 2012 in which she asked whether people would have sex with Trump for $17,000. Carroll, who is now 79 years old, testified that she had been a fan of "The Apprentice" and had praised the show on Facebook in 2012, when it was still on the air. She said she was "very impressed" by the show and had enjoyed watching the contestants compete in a "witty competition" about something worthwhile. However, she also noted that she did not watch the part of the show where Trump fired people. Subscribe for more content like this. Carroll explained that she had posted positively about the show because two of her friends had appeared on it and she wanted to show her support. However, she was also asked about a 2012 Facebook post in which she asked whether people would have sex with Trump for $17,000 and could keep their eyes closed during it. Carroll confirmed that she had written the post and explained that she had made several jokes about Trump because she believed it was better to laugh than cry. Under questioning from her lawyer, Carroll also acknowledged that in the decades after the alleged attack at Bergdorf Goodman, she continued to shop at the store and was not afraid to enter it. This was in response to the defense's argument that Carroll's behavior after the alleged rape was inconsistent with someone who had been traumatized by the experience. The lawsuit has been closely watched, as it is one of several legal battles facing Trump since he left office. Carroll's case is unique because Trump's statements about her were made while he was in office, which means that he cannot claim immunity from the lawsuit. In addition, the case has drawn attention to the issue of sexual assault and harassment, particularly in light of the #MeToo movement. Carroll's testimony is expected to continue throughout the week, and the trial is expected to last for two weeks. If she wins the lawsuit, Carroll could be awarded damages and could force Trump to publicly apologize for his statements about her. However, even if she wins, it is unclear whether Trump would actually pay the damages or issue an apology, as he has a history of refusing to admit fault or apologize for his actions. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

A blinding dust storm caused a series of highway collisions that left six people dead and more than 30 hospitalized with injuries ranging from minor to life-threatening on Monday in rural Illinois, authorities said. The collisions involved as many as 90 vehicles on Interstate 55 north of Farmersville, and included separate pileups on the northbound and southbound sides. Illinois State Police Maj. Ryan Starrick said at an early evening news conference that the cause of the crash was due to excessive winds blowing dirt from farm fields across the highway, leading to zero visibility. Two big rigs that had been on fire, roughly 28 other commercial vehicles, and as many as 60 passenger vehicles were involved in the collisions, according to Starrick. The first pileup was reported on the northbound side of the interstate, which runs through farm country. Starrick said topsoil and dust from the farms were blown across the roadway, causing the hazardous conditions. He noted that this is not uncommon and has happened before in various parts of the state of Illinois. However, the number of vehicles and casualties was unusual. Subscribe for more content like this. A Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency official said at the news conference that it was difficult to reach the injured because some vehicles were on fire when first responders arrived. The crash site was spread over roughly one mile, and the Illinois Department of Transportation said the highway would remain closed for several hours as crews worked to clear the wreckage. The identities of the victims have not yet been released, and the investigation into the collisions is ongoing. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker expressed his condolences to the families of those affected by the tragic accident and urged motorists to stay alert and take precautions when driving in hazardous conditions. Monday’s deadly pileups serve as a reminder of the dangers posed by weather-related hazards on the road, particularly in rural areas where farm fields can exacerbate conditions. Drivers are advised to reduce speed and increase following distance during inclement weather, as well as to remain vigilant and aware of their surroundings at all times. Thanks for watching, subscribe to our channel for authenticity.

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Former President Trump has once again taken aim at his political rival, Joe Biden, at a recent campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire. Trump accused Biden of being a "threat to democracy," vowing to "crush" him at the ballot box in November 2024 and to "settle our unfinished business." The rally, which saw a crowd of nearly 2,000 people, was marked by Trump's usual brand of fiery rhetoric and bombastic statements. He touted more than 50 endorsements from Granite State officials and slammed Biden's pre-taped re-election campaign announcement. "Joe Biden officially announced that he will seek four more disastrous years in the White House," Trump said, vowing to "rescue America" from another four years of "disastrous" Democratic policies. Trump, who currently leads the Republican 2024 presidential primary field by more than 30 points in several new polls this week, shifted to make a "major announcement." "I will be retiring the name 'crooked' from Hillary Clinton," Trump said. "And I’m going to give her a new name—I don’t know, like maybe lovely Hillary or beautiful Hillary—but I’m going to retire the name 'Crooked' so that we can use the name for Joe Biden, because he’ll be known from now on as Crooked Joe Biden." Subscribe for more content like this. Trump joked that Clinton is "out there someplace celebrating" the retirement of his 2016 nickname for her, and added that there has "never been anyone in the history of American politics so crooked or dishonest as Joe Biden." Trump slammed Biden for appearing to use a cheat sheet at a White House press conference Wednesday afternoon, showing a reporter’s name and pre-planned question. Trump pointed to Biden's re-election campaign announcement and his comments that "MAGA pose a threat to democracy," stressing that "there is no threat there." He added that "it is Biden who poses the threat to democracy because he is grossly incompetent, he has no idea what he is doing and basically, he doesn’t have a clue, and that is a very bad position to put our country in." According to Trump, the United States is a nation "in serious decline" that has "lost its way." He said the country is "led by a hopeless person, but we will win in 2024 and make America great again." Trump believes that the country still has a chance to be saved, but that it's "not too late." Trump's comments at the rally were met with cheers and applause from the crowd, but they also sparked outrage from his opponents. Many have criticized his remarks as divisive and dangerous, and have accused him of spreading false information about Biden and the state of the country. Regardless of what people think of Trump's comments, it's clear that he remains a powerful force in American politics. His endorsement is still highly sought-after by Republican candidates, and his rallies continue to draw large crowds of supporters. Whether he ultimately runs for president again in 2024 or not, there's no doubt that his influence will continue to be felt in the years to come. Thanks for watching, subscribe our channel for authenticity.

Hunter Biden's legal team is ramping up their efforts to combat what they see as a smear campaign against their client, as they call for action against a former Trump aide and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. In a series of letters obtained by various media outlets on Monday, Hunter Biden's lawyer Abbe Lowell requested the Treasury Department investigate former Trump aide Garrett Ziegler for obtaining and publishing five Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) from JPMorgan Chase that are related to or involve Hunter Biden. The SARs are confidential and meant for the Treasury Department's use in identifying potentially illegal activity. Lowell's letter claims that Ziegler worked with an insider at JPMorgan Chase to obtain the SARs and then used them to create a false narrative about Hunter Biden's involvement in a human trafficking ring. The letter asks that Ziegler be investigated for potentially violating federal banking laws. Subscribe for more content like this. The letter also takes aim at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, claiming that she falsely declared that one SAR "connects Hunter Biden and his business associates to international human trafficking, among other illegal activities," during a recent news conference. The letter calls on the House Ethics Committee to take action against Greene for her statements. This is just the latest move in Hunter Biden's legal team's increasingly public and aggressive strategy to combat what they see as a smear campaign against their client. The campaign has been fueled by various conservative media outlets and Republican lawmakers who have sought to tie Hunter Biden to various illegal activities. It remains to be seen whether the Treasury Department or the House Ethics Committee will take action in response to the letters from Hunter Biden's legal team. However, this latest move suggests that they are not backing down in their efforts to clear Hunter Biden's name and hold those who spread false information about him accountable. Thanks for watching, subscribe our channel for authenticity.

Former President Donald Trump made his first campaign appearance since President Joe Biden launched his own reelection bid, using the opportunity to boast of his poll numbers and suggest that he has no need to debate his Republican rivals. The event took place in New Hampshire, marking Trump’s first return to an early voting state since his legal troubles increased with an indictment in New York. Trump spoke on the same day that his former vice president, Mike Pence, testified before a federal grand jury investigating efforts by Trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 election. During his speech, Trump took aim at President Biden, describing him as a “hopeless person” and pledging to win in 2024 and make America great again. He retired the “crooked” nickname he used to define Democratic rival Hillary Clinton and said he would now apply it to Biden. Trump pledged to take back the White House and “settle our unfinished business” in a potential 2024 rematch with the current president. Subscribe for more content like this. Trump’s appearance comes as he is considered a front-runner for the GOP nomination, though more Republicans are expected to jump into the race soon, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Trump’s campaign this week started airing its first television ad, which assails DeSantis. In the ad, Trump takes credit for DeSantis’ political rise and shows the governor yoking himself to the former president, including clips from a 2018 gubernatorial campaign ad in which he uses some of Trump’s catchphrases like “Build the wall” and “You’re fired.” Trump, who has mused about skipping primary debates, pointed Thursday to his sizable polling lead and questioned why he should bother participating in the debates. “Why would you do that?” he asked the crowd. The Democratic National Committee spokesperson, Ammar Moussa, responded to persistent allegations that Trump’s family profited off his presidency, saying, “Donald Trump may come up with a lot of nicknames for President Biden, but we have a better one: winner.” Biden’s campaign launch video included snapshots of Trump and warned of “MAGA extremists” working to erode freedoms including voting rights and abortion rights. Biden is presenting himself as a buttress against Trump and his “Make America Great Again” movement. Trump’s appearance in New Hampshire comes amidst his legal troubles, as writer E. Jean Carroll testified for a second day Thursday in a civil rape case against Trump over an encounter in the 1990s, an allegation he denies. Trump’s former vice president, Mike Pence, also testified before a federal grand jury investigating efforts by Trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 election. It remains to be seen how Trump’s legal issues will affect his potential presidential run in 2024. However, his appearance in New Hampshire and the attention it garnered highlight the ongoing divide between Trump and the Democratic Party, as well as the potential for a contentious election cycle in the coming years. Thanks for watching, subscribe our channel for authenticity.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, former action star and California Governor, recently spoke out against hate speech and rising antisemitism in an interview. Schwarzenegger, whose father was a member of the Nazi party, shared his personal experiences and the impact that lies and propaganda can have on people. “I’ve seen it firsthand how broken this man’s – this man were,” Schwarzenegger stated. “The kinds of atrocities that happened. How many millions of people had to die and then they ended up losers … in the Confederacy, losers, as they all have, this just doesn’t work. I mean, let’s just go and get along. And love is more powerful than hate.” Schwarzenegger also addressed concerns about former President Donald Trump potentially running for president again in 2024, saying he was not concerned and did not believe Trump could win another term. Schwarzenegger's personal experiences with hate speech and propaganda give him a unique perspective on the impact these can have on society. As a child growing up in Austria, he witnessed the aftermath of World War II and the impact the Nazi party had on his country. His father was a member of the Nazi party, and Schwarzenegger has previously spoken about the shame and guilt he felt as a result of his family's past. Subscribe for more content like this. In an interview, Schwarzenegger emphasized the importance of love and unity in society, urging people to come together and reject hate speech and divisiveness. He also highlighted the dangers of political leaders who use lies and propaganda to manipulate their followers, stating that it can lead to disastrous consequences. Schwarzenegger's comments come at a time when hate speech and antisemitism are on the rise in many parts of the world. In the United States, there has been a sharp increase in hate crimes against Asian Americans and Jews in recent years. Many experts believe that political leaders and the media play a significant role in fueling these sentiments, which can have devastating consequences for marginalized communities. As a prominent public figure, Schwarzenegger's words carry weight and can help raise awareness about the dangers of hate speech and propaganda. His personal experiences with these issues give him a unique perspective on the impact they can have on society, and his message of love and unity is a powerful reminder of the importance of coming together in times of crisis. Overall, Schwarzenegger's message is one of hope and unity, urging people to reject hate speech and divisiveness in favor of love and compassion. His comments are a timely reminder of the dangers of political manipulation and propaganda, and the importance of standing up for marginalized communities in times of crisis. Thanks for watching, subscribe our channel for authenticity.

If me pointing out the obvious, reminding you of the parameters here in the REAL world, bothers you. You've been living in a dream. I consider it my duty to WAKE YOU UP - so I'm going to say it again. YOU WILL NEVER GET RICH WITHOUT A PLAN. The idea that it'll happen by accident, via luck, or simply being patient is a lie purported by those who want to KEEP you in SLAVERY. When was the last time you saw somebody with an amazing body, covered in muscles, say "I don't know, it just happened on accident?" Never? A diligent training and diet schedule was required for the results. It's absolutely never an accident. Subscribe for more content like this. And if you want to have the financial equivalent of an amazing body you're going to need a PLAN. Now - the typical plan people say they have is basically a patience tactic. It’s a failed tactic and I would never recommend it. Because to get money, you have to give up the one thing more valuable than money. YOUR LIFE. "I will save and put a deposit on a house and not live my life and save and save and when I'm 60 I will be worth a couple million" Guess what's better than being worth a couple of million at 60? Being broke at 30. You'll never get your life back. EVER. You need to abandon this patient way of thinking. It's exactly what slave masters want from you. - Tate Thanks for watching, subscribe our channel for authenticity.