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Nine years ago today, on August 16, 2016, the FBI launched Crossfire Razor, a sub-investigation of Crossfire Hurricane that specifically targeted General Michael Flynn. As a three-star general and former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, he became a target simply for supporting Donald J. Trump. His willingness to challenge the political establishment and speak the truth marked him as “dangerous.” His courage to confront corruption made him a prime target. The D.C. elite never expected their witch hunt to backfire. Instead of destroying President Trump, General Flynn, and countless others, it exposed the corruption at the heart of the system. Americans now see the double standards, the abuse of power, and the weaponization of government for what it truly is. What was meant to silence one man awakened millions around the world to demand accountability.

TRANSITION: The Biden regime has been fighting with Trump's transition team about the Transition Agreement (MOU) since September. Realizing they would be violating the Presidential Transition Act by not providing transition resources to the incoming president, they finally agreed to the terms of the MOU provided by Trump's team on Tuesday. Instead of relying on taxpayer funds or government-provided resources, the transition will be entirely privately funded. Trump's team has made a clear decision: no GSA technology, no government-issued phones or computers, and not even occupying government buildings for their transition operations. Why such drastic measures? It is a direct indictment of the so-called deep state. During the last transition, Trump was subject to surveillance—deep-state monitoring orchestrated by the Obama administration, which fueled significant suspicion and mistrust. This time, Trump and his team are taking no chances. They refuse to rely on anything that could be compromised by the FBI or anyone in the current Biden administration. Trump simply doesn’t trust the very apparatus that once monitored his every move, and this transition strategy makes it clear: they are shutting down every avenue of potential surveillance, building a private and secure environment for the new administration to avoid government overreach. To that end, Trump's team refused to agree to the GSA's MOU but are reportedly still in negotiations with the Department of Justice.