BUSTED! Letitia James STOLE $41k in Tax Payer Funds for LUXURY PRIVATE JETS!!
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First up, New York AG Letitia James is in hot water—again! Investigator Sam Antar dropped bombshell allegations that James stole $41,000 in taxpayer money to fund luxury vacations on private jets. We’re talking at least five trips, including a jaunt to Puerto Rico—supposedly for “campaigning” as AG—and multiple getaways to Martha’s Vineyard. The jet company, Venture Jets Inc., isn’t the culprit here; it’s James, who Antar says used public funds for personal gain. Her lawyer claims it’s all “above board” and just another “political hit job” by President Trump. But folks, this comes on the heels of a criminal referral for mortgage fraud, where James allegedly faked property records to score better loans—like claiming a Virginia home as her primary residence while living in New York. America First Legal also filed a bar complaint, saying she shouldn’t be practicing law if she’s committing fraud. James calls it all “retribution” for her attacks on Trump, but the evidence is stacking up!
Speaking of our fearless leader, President Trump just signed an executive order slashing federal funding for PBS and NPR, accusing them of pushing “radical, woke propaganda” with taxpayer dollars. The White House says these outlets get millions to spread biased news, and Trump’s order tells the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to stop subsidies. NPR’s 2025 federal funding is about $120 million—less than 5% of its budget—but Trump’s proposed $9.1 billion budget cut, which includes defunding the CPB, still needs Congress to sign off. NPR and PBS reach millions weekly, but with private donors footing most of their bills, they’ll have to rethink their game plan. Trump’s making it clear: no more taxpayer money for fake news!
Across the globe, China’s feeling the heat from Trump’s tariffs. A Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesperson admitted they’re “evaluating” U.S. signals for trade talks, but insisted the U.S. must “correct its wrongdoings” and drop tariffs first. China’s economy is reeling—hundreds of thousands are jobless, factory owners are panicking, and Apple’s shifting iPhone production to India, a U.S.-preferred trade partner. Trump’s not backing down, and China’s hurting big time. They can talk all they want, but our president’s playing hardball!
Looking ahead to 2028, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard told Megyn Kelly she hasn’t ruled out a presidential run. Gabbard, who switched from Democrat to Republican in 2024, said her decisions are about serving God and country. Polls show her at 1-2% support alongside names like Josh Hawley, but with Trump dominating, her DNI role could be a springboard. If she keeps fighting the Deep State, she’s got a shot!
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