This is abhorrent, repulsive Islamophobia and all decent people must reject it. I hope the good people of Michigan support Abdul El-Sayed in this race. Trump/Rogers must lose.
This case is much bigger than a White House access fight involving three plaintiffs: It’s about the president trying to pick and choose who can ask him questions, document his presidency and hold him accountable. https://t.co/YivdJvkaB1
nine iranian strikes on hormuz tankers in october so far, already over half the september total (13)
iran looking to regain lost leverage as mideast oil flows rebound (and its own exports remain blockaded)
The blatantly political, pre-election ads featuring and glorifying @realDonaldTrump are still running, still paid for by taxpayers--despite his promise that his massive SuperPac would pick up the tab.
He may think the ads will help Republicans but that PAID FOR BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT disclaimer is sure to piss a lot of Americans off.
#Below review:
Deeply intriguing and at times terrifying, the Josh Hartnett-led sea monster series is a perfectly paced thriller. https://t.co/Ql3epF8WdB
The French protest movement began in the Parisian suburbs, where poverty is high, then spread to Paris and other French cities. The students have voiced anger over overcrowding in classrooms, teacher shortages and dilapidated buildings. Follow live ➡️ https://t.co/skm6oJk48b
BREAKING: South Korea has decided to recall its ambassador to Ukraine, Park Ki-chang in an escalation over the alleged breach of the confidentiality agreement of North Korean POWs by Ukraine.
President Trump’s rally in San Antonio for Senate candidate Ken Paxton and other Republicans was interrupted multiple times within minutes of him taking the stage Wednesday, as protesters shouted from the floor of the Freeman Coliseum. https://t.co/n88WjTA5Sd
A federal judge questioned Wednesday whether he should block President Trump and the White House from posting official announcements on Truth Social when the social media platform is selling early access to his posts. https://t.co/aJrm6ePGZ1
Deters: "I have paid you $300,000 over the years. ... I need results."
Guilfoyle: "Stop papering all these things. It’s really dangerous. Just call me on Signal. ... if you write an email or a text about, l’m gonna kill you cause I love you but you’re so out of control"
In 2018, I was the first to report that Kimberly Guilfoyle was pushed out at Fox News due to misconduct allegations, which included sexual harassment.
One of the things I reported on — and there’s a lot I didn’t include in my report — was that Guilfoyle had a penchant for showing photos of male genitalia in the Fox News makeup room, sort of like someone showing off photos of a new car to their colleagues.
When Guilfoyle was told nearly a year in advance that her contract would not be renewed, she panicked over money and, obviously, the loss of influence.
It was all she could talk about: money, money, money, and another favorite topic of hers…
And I’ll never forget what a colleague of hers told me at the time: “All she talks about is dick and money.”
My story here: https://t.co/NHmbwS9aGm
Nobody is working in this administration. They’re simply monetizing their administration role. All of them are so deeply corrupt and I can’t wait for the hearings.
BREAKING: The Democratic National Committee sues the Trump administration, alleging taxpayer-funded television ads violate propaganda law. https://t.co/s5cZreRrOT
NEW
An incredible, but not surprising, story in the Wall Street Journal about Kimberly Guilfoyle, US Ambassador to Greece.
Just six days before her Senate confirmation hearing to become ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle urgently pressured a Trump donor to pay $100,000 directly to her American Express account, telling him, “It won’t show up anywhere if you wire money to American Express,” messages obtained by the Wall Street Journal reveal.
“Honey please I need you to get this done for me today,” she said to Eric Deters, a Trump supporter who was seeking her help with a dispute over tax deductions and some policy matters he wanted pursued.
Deters said Guilfoyle promised him that if he came up with the $100,000 to pay her American Express bill, “I will be your Trump ride or die, forever and ever.” He said she ultimately delivered nothing.
Deters had paid Guilfoyle $300,000 over several years for speaking appearances.
Guilfoyle boasted to Deters about her extraordinary access to the Trump administration: “Every secretary of you know defense, transportation, treasury commerce IRS commissioner everyone gets right back to me.”
Guilfoyle also specifically invoked FBI Director Kash Patel, misspelling his first name as “cash Patel.” An FBI spokesman said she had not lobbied Patel.
As her confirmation hearing approached, Guilfoyle asked Deters to prepare a letter establishing that he owed her two $50,000 payments for consulting services. Deters said she was concerned about both the legality and appearances of the arrangement.
Guilfoyle was privately telling friends she was broke while preparing to become ambassador, despite disclosing substantial assets and income.
Full Story (Gift Link): https://t.co/Di6hjdafkh