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5. 00:45:27 Trump's Global Trade War
00:51:10 The Epstein Files
01:00:41 Redecorating obsessions and The Bedroom Wars
01:06:00 Donald Trump's health

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"Accounts From Trump's Inner Sanctum Revealing the Chaos Inside the WH," | 60 Mintues

Authors Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman reveal the unprecedented secrecy, fear, and chaotic decision-making driving Donald Trump in his second term.

https://t.co/4ZL2ska1kN

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4. 00:12:37 Writing history as it happens
00:15:07 Trump's very small inner circle
00:21:13 Ruling by fear
00:27:54 Checks on power
00:36:32 Threats, paranoia, and dealing with the Press
00:39:48 The bizarre meeting in the Oval Office

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8. Furthermore, the Senator criticized the subsequent decision to transfer Maxwell to a "clubfed" type prison, noting that it made no sense to move a prisoner allegedly at risk to a less secure setting.

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"Senator Sheldon Whitehouse Accuses Todd Blanche of Thermonuclear Ethic Violations,"

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) strongly opposes the nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General of the United States.

https://t.co/fYJk37eMiA

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7. described as Epstein's "comrade in crime."

The Senator claims that instead of using the interview to develop new leads on those culpable in the Epstein files, Blanche used the opportunity to extract exculpatory comments from her regarding Donald Trump.

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@MrJohnJnr 14. the wrong reason is still corruption, dressed up as virtue.

Homer named it too, in a hero undone not by his enemies but by his own certainty that the rules bent for him. Neither writer let their protagonist off the hook for consequences. History rarely does, it's Nuclear

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@MrJohnJnr 13. same act by anyone else is barbarism.

Believing that everyone, not merely some, answers to Trump's God & his judgment isn't faith. It's the oldest species of hubris there is.

T.S. Eliot named this exact temptation in Murder in the Cathedral: doing the right thing for