Bad News For Trump: Crypto Scandals, Castle Protests, Kash’s Collapse, and More

Breakthroughs for us, breakdown for Trump

We’ve made it halfway through another week of Trump’s chaos, so I’m glad to have more great news for you today. This post is more focused on Trump’s scandals, and Kash Patel imploding—which is bad news for them—and good news for us.

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THE WORST DEALS

The NY Times uncovered another Trump bombshell scandal that would surely take down any other president in US history.

According to the report, an investment firm for the U.A.E.’s ruling family deposited $2 billion into Trump’s cryptocurrency company—just two weeks before the White House gave the U.A.E. privileged access to highly-advanced AI chips. There is more to come on this, but I’m glad investigators are digging in.

TRUMP “WELCOMED” WITH PROTESTS IN UK

Trump didn’t get the grand welcome on his trip to the UK he’d hoped for, as protesters lined the streets, waving signs and making it clear he’s not welcome there.

Separately, climate activists interrupted an event nearby—hosted by a group called Republicans Overseas—while pounding drums and chanting: “How many will you kill if you drill, baby, drill?”

THE BIGGEST EPSTEIN AND TRUMP PHOTO EVER

Just before Trump’s arrival, a huge photo of him with Epstein was rolled out on the lawn of Windsor Castle—where Trump will be staying. An organizer of it said: “Trump is coming to the UK to avoid the Epstein story. Unfortunately, the British public just crowdfunded the world’s biggest photo of Donald with … Jeffrey Epstein.”

The image was also posted at bus stops, displayed on a mobile billboard van, and projected onto the castle walls. Some folks even slipped a gag commemorative plate in the gift shop. This is how Trump should be treated everywhere he goes.

KASH IN THE HOT SEAT

A sloppy and tired Kash Patel testified under oath in front of the Senate yesterday—and it seemed like all of his “facts” were completely made up. Patel couldn’t even stop sniffling during his opening statement. It was a disaster for him and Trump.

When Dem Sen. Mazie Hirono asked for the names of those who replaced fired FBI Cyber staffers, Patel snapped back like a child, saying: “You’re not getting them.”

BOOKER AND SCHIFF BRING THE HEAT

Dem Sen. Cory Booker wasn’t having it. He made it clear to Patel: “I think you’re not going to be around long. I think this might be your last oversight hearing ... because I don’t think you’re long for your job.”

Patel responded by deflecting, but Booker interrupted, saying: “You may be in charge of the FBI, but I am not afraid of you.”

When Dem Sen. Adam Schiff asked about Epstein, Patel completely lost it and started yelling into the microphone. Schiff shot back: “You can make an internet troll the FBI Director, but you will always be nothing more than an internet troll.”

This entire hearing is another horrifying reminder of what we’re up against, and what it takes to fight back. The Trump regime wants silence—they want us to give up while they cash in and attack our democracy. But we will never back down.

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Onward!

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I have two questions for you today:

If you could ask Kash Patel one question under oath, what would it be?

What do you think is the real story behind the $2 billion UAE deposit?