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Democrats Warn Trump Of Dangerous Precedent Set By Law Enforcement Raiding Homes Of Political Opponents

Really?

Surely they jest.

Quite rich, isn't it...Democrats know NO shame.

It's the Bee, but they are actually voicing this complaint right ow.

The good news is Trump just needs to play their own words. Nothing else is needed. The snarky POS even challenged him to do so. She's getting what she asked for. I hope her whole family gets deported.

Family??? anyone from her country!!!

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posted by oddball on previous page: Kimberly Guilfoyle fired

Well early voting starts here today. I almost always early vote. There was a theory last few times around that early voting just tells the dims how much they need to cheat. Is there anybody here on SF that doesn't early vote because of that or some other leftist jiggery pokery?

Early voting results are not shown until actual election day. If they are, they shouldn't be. That doesn't keep people from endlessly speculating, of course.

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Early voting results are not shown until actual election day.

Or, nowadays, a few weeks after.

Bless that woman for speaking out against the idiot!

Look how painful it is for this man to distance himself from Islamic terrorist groups. A simple "yes" would have worked but he stalls and stalls before finally answering the question. https://youtube.com/shorts/oqM...?is=wKM51-GxREKQSG7T

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Originally posted by Carpentermaass84:
Look how painful it is for this man to distance himself from Islamic terrorist groups. A simple "yes" would have worked but he stalls and stalls before finally answering the question. https://youtube.com/shorts/oqM...?is=wKM51-GxREKQSG7T

You should say his name, Abdul El-Sayed, or as Trump calls him, Mohamed. The video is cued-up to start at 19:05, the beginning of the segment on 'Mohamed' and the voter question re: his affiliation to the Muslim Brotherhood goes a little over four minutes. Have a listen...

Judge orders Trump to sit for a deposition in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC by Dec. 11
The judge warned that Trump could face sanctions, including dismissal, if he misses the deadline in
On Thursday, a federal judge ordered President Donald Trump to sit for a deposition in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC by December 11.
Trump filed the lawsuit last December, claiming the BBC defamed him by splicing quotes from his January 6, 2021, speech to suggest he incited violence at the U.S. Capitol.
BBC lawyers argued Trump repeatedly delayed his deposition, citing "matters of national importance" to cancel an agreed-upon October 16 date and claiming "no availability whatsoever" until January.
Magistrate Judge Enjoliqua Lett threatened sanctions if Trump fails to comply with the court's schedule, while parties debated whether former special counsel Jack Smith should be deposed.
With discovery closing December 18, Trump's legal team opposes Smith's testimony, arguing he "lacks personal knowledge" and his appearance would be "duplicative" following his lengthy January 6 report.

https://ground.news/article/ju...st-the-bbc-by-dec-11

“Updated 08:30, 23 October 2026

Two former FBI officials were charged Friday for making false statements to Congress about their roles in probing the origins of Hunter Biden’s laptop in the weeks before the 2020 presidential election.

The two ex-senior FBI officials - Nikki Cole Floris of Alexandria, Virginia, and Bradley Benavides, of Aiken, South Carolina - surrendered Friday and made their first appearance in federal court in Washington, DC, authorities said.

They were both charged with lying to Congress about their involvement in the Hunter Biden investigation, according to a statement by US Attorney Jeanine Pirro that was shared with the Daily Mail.

'Lying to Congress by anyone strikes at the heart of our democratic system but when senior FBI agents lie to Congress believing they are above the law, it’s time to bring the hammer of justice down on them,' Pirro said Friday. …”

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Melania Trump Brokers Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire, Adviser Breaks News on Newsmax

First lady Melania Trump has successfully negotiated a temporary ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine to allow humanitarian aid and civilian evacuations in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky, her senior adviser, Marc Beckman, revealed for the first time Friday on Newsmax's "National Report."

Appearing live in the Newsmax studio, Beckman disclosed that representatives of both countries had signed the agreement just hours before his appearance, marking a significant humanitarian breakthrough in the nearly five-year war.

"Let me start by being very crystal clear: the first lady of the United States of America has successfully negotiated a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia, localized in this region of Oleshky," Beckman told Newsmax.

The ceasefire, scheduled to begin Oct. 29, will allow Ukrainian and Russian civilian representatives to enter Oleshky, about 5 miles behind the front lines, to identify residents needing assistance and coordinate evacuations, Beckman said.

"It will bring humanitarian aid to the entire city, this includes medics, medicine, food, clean water," he said, noting the operation will include "an evacuation of the city of Oleshky as well."

Newsmax has been granted exclusive television access to accompany a delegation of Russian and Ukrainian observers entering Oleshky on Oct. 29.

Both Ukrainian and Russian officials agreed to allow Newsmax to document the humanitarian operation.

Beckman emphasized the immediacy of the breakthrough, revealing that the agreement had only just been finalized.

"As recently as this morning, I'm coming here, and the ink is still wet on the paper," he said.

He said the agreement had been signed just hours before his Newsmax appearance.

"So you're the first to know," Beckman said.

Residents Facing Starvation

Oleshky, located in southern Ukraine's Kherson region, had about 24,000 residents before Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022.

Fewer than 2,000 residents remain, primarily elderly civilians unable to escape, along with approximately 50 children.

Conditions have deteriorated dramatically, with residents facing severe food shortages, limited electricity, no running water, and no heat.

Roads around Oleshky are reportedly heavily mined and targeted by armed drones.

One route connecting Oleshky with nearby Radensk has become known as the "Road of Death" because it is littered with destroyed vehicles.

Beckman described an increasingly desperate humanitarian emergency.

"They're eating weeds and grass," he told Newsmax, describing reports of civilians struggling to survive.

In a statement released Friday, Melania Trump said her intervention was essential to prevent further suffering.

"The situation in Oleshky is dire. Oleshky is a front-line war city on the brink of disaster," the first lady said. "Oleshky's remaining population is comprised primarily of elderly residents who urgently need medical attention, medicine, food, and clean water."

"It was abundantly clear that without my intervention, the possibility to bring humanitarian aid into the city and to evacuate the elderly would be impossible."

Beckman revealed on Newsmax that the negotiations began after the first lady learned about Oleshky's humanitarian crisis during her Fostering the Future Together event held in conjunction with the United Nations General Assembly in September.

Her earlier efforts to reunite children separated from their families during the war helped establish direct communication channels with Russian and Ukrainian leaders.

The first lady has helped facilitate the reunification of 34 Ukrainian and Russian children with their families since the war began.

"Both sides formally recognized her as an intermediary and in writing, and they gave her the power to negotiate this ceasefire," Beckman said.

Beckman said the first lady spent more than a month negotiating with both governments to finalize the agreement.

The first lady said representatives from both countries will visit residents in their homes, assess their needs, and arrange transportation for those wishing to leave.

"Residents who wish to evacuate will receive coordinated support and transportation to their preferred destination," Trump said. "I anticipate some will want to go to Russia, and some to Ukraine."

Newsmax cameras will document the operation, providing independent visibility into the evacuation process and whether residents' wishes are respected.

A Possible Step Toward Peace

Although the agreement is limited to Oleshky and does not establish a broader ceasefire, Beckman expressed hope that it could lead to further diplomatic progress.

"Indeed, in my opinion, this is the first step towards everlasting peace between these two nations," he said.

Beckman said Ukrainian and Russian representatives were enthusiastic when signing the agreement, saying both countries' presidents had supported the first lady's efforts.

Nevertheless, he cautioned against assuming the humanitarian breakthrough would immediately produce a comprehensive peace agreement.

"My hope is that this ceasefire... creates a better peace within the region for Europe," Beckman said.

For now, the immediate priority remains delivering desperately needed supplies and providing a safe passage out of Oleshky.

The unprecedented arrangement puts Melania Trump at the center of a rare cooperative humanitarian effort between the warring nations.

This headline is just Awesome!



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