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I just saw these two elderly women .. They were probably in their late 80s or early 90s ….sitting by themselves with their sandwiches and a sign that reads ….NO KINGS Ask me what democracy looks like THIS IS WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE

I just saw these two elderly women .. They were probably in their late 80s or early 90s ….sitting by themselves with their sandwiches and a sign that reads ….NO KINGS Ask me what democracy looks like THIS IS WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE

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2011. ….Obama embarrassed Trump at WH correspondents dinner with a sketch mocking what Trump would do to the WH 2025…. turns out Obama was Nostradamus as Trump enrages America with the trashy , gaudy Mar A Lago replica as The People’s House

2011. ….Obama embarrassed Trump at WH correspondents dinner with a sketch mocking what Trump would do to the WH 2025…. turns out Obama was Nostradamus as Trump enrages America with the trashy , gaudy Mar A Lago replica as The People’s House

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JUST AIRED.. speechless “There is some astounding new reporting in The New York Times today that puts the spotlight on the types of individuals who the Trump family crypto venture is doing business with. They include a foreign national with massive red flags, to say the least. The New York Times is reporting that Trump's crypto company—it's called World Liberty Financial—received $100 million from Gurang "Bobby" Xu, who The New York Times describes as, quote: "... a failed hardwood flooring retailer in Britain who had come under investigation there for money laundering and presided over the collapse of a small crypto start-up..." His transaction with World Liberty raises questions as to how he was able to access so much money, and how fully the company followed anti-money laundering laws..." "🎯In any prior era, a windfall for the president of that size from a foreigner with no public signs of access to that level of wealth would have certainly gone against norms and might have spawned a congressional investigation." The New York Times reports that much of that investment is set to directly benefit Donald Trump's sons, writing that under World Liberty policy, as much as $75 million of that money was distributed to a company controlled by the president and his three sons. The money also benefited the family of Steve Witkoff, the Trump administration's special peace envoy and the father of Zach Witkoff. The New York Times reports that the money laundering investigation into Xu began in 2019, and as of late last month, it is ongoing. Xu has not been charged with a crime. A White House spokeswoman named Anna Kelly said: "Mr. Trump had no conflicts of interest and 'only acts in the best interests of the American public.'"

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