A member of the United States Secret Service (USSS) was robbed at gunpoint in Orange County, California, on Saturday and discharged their firearm during the incident. It is unclear whether the agent involved was a member of Joe Biden‘s traveling security detail.
“A member of the U.S. Secret Service was the victim of an armed robbery in Tustin, California, late Saturday when returning from a work assignment,” the USSS said in a statement following the incident. They added: “The employee discharged their service weapon during the incident but unknown if the assailants were struck. We are thankful that the employee did not sustain any injuries.”
The Tustin, California Police Department says the investigation remains open and ongoing. Meanwhile, the 81-year-old Democrat incumbent, Joe Biden, was in Los Angeles for a fundraising event on Saturday. Biden, along with a number of celebrities, gathered at the Peacock Theater. It is reported that Biden had already returned to his hotel room by 9:00 PM, half an hour before the armed robbery incident.
This marks the latest unwanted publicity for the president’s protective service. The National Pulse reported in late April that a member of Kamala Harris’s Secret Service detail was involved in a physical fight with her superior. It was subsequently revealed that the agent in question, Michelle Herczeg, had thrown menstrual pads at other agents and had a concerning history of mentalhealth incidents. Agents within the service had raised numerous concerns regarding Herczeg’s erratic behavior and history.
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A member of the United States Secret Service (USSS) was robbed at gunpoint in Orange County, California, on Saturday and discharged their firearm during the incident. It is unclear whether the agent involved was a member of Joe Biden's traveling security detail.
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Texas Rangers have arrested a Democrat candidate and Joe Biden appointee in Fort Bend for allegedly fabricating racist online messages addressed to himself and framing supporters of his rival. Taral Patel, the Democratic candidate for Precinct 3 Commissioner, faces Online Impersonation and Misrepresentation of Identity charges.
Rangers took Patel into custody following an investigation that began in October 2023. The inquiry started after the incumbent, Republican Commissioner Andy Meyers, urged authorities to find the origin of the racist messages Patel received.
Patel’s arrest record reveals he spent several months creating fake online profiles to impersonate Meyers’ supporters and send himself derogatory comments. Patel posted the inflammatory messages on social media in September 2023, describing the remarks as driven by “deep and misguided fear” within the GOP.
“[W]hen my Republican opponent’s supporters’ decide to hurl racist, anti-immigrant, Hinduphobic, or otherwise disgusting insults at my family, faith community, colleagues, and me – that crosses a line,” Patel wrote on Facebook, sharing screenshots of the supposed racist remarks. Patel allegedly used a photograph of an unsuspecting Fort Bend resident without consent to perpetuate the hoax.
Biden previously appointed Patel to the Office of White House Liaison and the White House Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (WHAANHPI) Committee. Patel also worked at the Department of Justice (DOJ), ironically in the Public Integrity Section of the Criminal Division.
MAGA COUNTRY?
Bobby Eberle, the Fort Bend County Republican Chairman, compares Patel’s actions to those of disgraced actor Jussie Smollett. Smollett infamously claimed that Donald Trump supporters yelled, “This is MAGA country,” beat him, and tied a noose around his neck in Chicago. Authorities demonstrated that he orchestrated the attack with the assistance of two African men with whom he had a sexual relationship.
“Whether Republican or Democrat, such tactics should be unequivocally condemned by all who value integrity and accountability in politics,” Eberle stated. “Fort Bend County residents deserve leadership that fosters trust and sincerity rather than deceit and manipulation for political gain.”
Hate crime hoaxes have become a common feature of American politics since 2016. Yasmin Seweid pleaded guilty to fabricating a story about Trump supporters ripping her hijab off on a New York subway in 2017. In 2020, authorities arrested Trumaine Foster in Mississippi for spraying his cars with the words ‘Leave N*****s’ and ‘Trump’. In 2022, transgender activist Nikki Joly pleaded guilty to torching his own home in Jackson, Michigan, burning two German shepherd dogs and three cats alive, blaming anti-LGBTQ arsonists.
Democrat Rep. Barbara Lee recently claimed a “white guy” tried to stop her from using a Capitol elevator reserved for Congressmen, accusing her of stealing her congressional lapel pin. Skeptics cast doubt on the story, though it has not been proven false.
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Texas Rangers have arrested a Democrat candidate and Joe Biden appointee in Fort Bend for allegedly fabricating racist online messages addressed to himself and framing supporters of his rival. Taral Patel, the Democratic candidate for Precinct 3 Commissioner, faces Online Impersonation and Misrepresentation of Identity charges.
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New polling data suggests a significant portion of the electorate believes the Biden government “…has actively used the Justice Department to investigate political enemies with little or no evidence of actual wrongdoing.” The data is troubling for Joe Biden as it shows a sizeable portion of independent voters—41 percent—agree that the Biden government has purposefully targeted its political enemies. Additionally, even one in ten Democrats agree.
The Ipsos poll comes on the heels of former President Donald J. Trump‘s conviction by a New York City jury in the hush money case brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. While Democrats expected the conviction to weaken Trump—the 2024 presumptive Republican presidential nominee—polling data, for the most part, has shown that not to be the case.
A large number of independent voters in the Ipsos poll also signaled they believe major figures in the Democratic Party played a part in pushing Bragg to prosecute Trump. Nearly 40 percent of independent respondents said they believe New York Attorney General Letitia James was involved in pushing Bragg to prosecute.
Meanwhile, over one in three independents said they think Democratic Party national leaders were involved in pursuing the prosecution. Additionally, over one in three independents say the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) was directly involved in Bragg’s prosecution of Trump—while just 27 percent said it was not. Nearly 50 percent of independents said they believed Bragg‘s prosecution was intended to give the 81-year-old Democrat incumbent Joe Biden an advantage over Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
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New polling data suggests a significant portion of the electorate believes the Biden government "...has actively used the Justice Department to investigate political enemies with little or no evidence of actual wrongdoing." The data is troubling for Joe Biden as it shows a sizeable portion of independent voters—41 percent—agree that the Biden government has purposefully targeted its political enemies. Additionally, even one in ten Democrats agree.
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Japan’s Justice Ministry reported last week that the country granted refugee status to a record 303 asylum-seekers in 2023, surpassing the previous high of 202 set in 2022. The increase comes amid changes to Japanese immigration laws, which created a quasi-refugee status for foreign nationals fleeing active conflict zones.
The East Asian island nation, which has stringent immigration controls, has seen a significant increase in refugee applications from countries such as Afghanistan, Myanmar, and Ethiopia. The total number of asylum-seekers applying for refuge in Japan reached 13,823 in 2023, representing more than a threefold increase from the prior year’s figures. A majority of the accepted refugees, 237 individuals, hailed from Afghanistan. Despite the rise in total asylum-seekers, the approval rate remained low, at just 2.2 percent.
In addition to those granted full refugee status, the Justice Ministry reported that 1,005 individuals, predominantly from Ukraine, were permitted to reside in Japan on humanitarian grounds. However, these individuals did not meet the stringent criteria for refugee status. The changes to Japan‘s refugee program have allowed for a new category of “subsidiary protection,” aimed at providing asylum to persons escaping ongoing conflicts. Since its introduction on December 1, 1,110 applications for special status were filed, 1,101 of which were from Ukrainian nationals. By the end of February, 647 applicants had been granted quasi-refugee status, 644 of which were Ukrainians.
According to the Department of State, the number of official refugee admissions into the United States is 125,000 per year—a number set by the Biden government. However, when the number of asylum seekers granted temporary residence pending an immigration court appearance is included, that number is much higher—likely in the millions per year.
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Japan's Justice Ministry reported last week that the country granted refugee status to a record 303 asylum-seekers in 2023, surpassing the previous high of 202 set in 2022. The increase comes amid changes to Japanese immigration laws, which created a quasi-refugee status for foreign nationals fleeing active conflict zones.
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Rose Montoya, atransgender TikTok personality whom Joe Biden invited to the White House, faces accusations of sexually assaulting multiple people. Montoya, a biological male who exposed his mock breasts at a White House Pride event, allegedly abused at least five individuals over several years.
Jesse Diamond, a biologically female transman, and pornographer known online as TransMuscleBear, recounted her experience with Montoya on social media. Diamond, who was recovering from a transgender mutilation surgery at the time, posted screenshots of an email purportedly sent by Montoya. It contains an apology, stating, “I broke your trust and violated you,” and “I’m sorry I forced myself on you.”
Montoya’s purported apology shows guilt-tripping directed at Diamond. He claims he thought the biological woman was “triggered by me simply having a phallus” and laments that this “caused me so much pain and dysphoria.”
TRAUMA.
Diamond claims the abuse was persistent, lasting nearly a year, and traumatic. “I attempted to end my life on more than one occasion due to how depressed I was from the trauma,” Diamond shared. She said she avoided intimacy for almost two years after her third transgender surgery as a result of the alleged abuse.
Diamond indicates that there are at least four other victims and stresses the severity of her own experiences. “I was incapable of walking the first 10+ times that she [sic] r*ped me,” Diamond wrote. “I couldn’t run away if I tried & I couldn’t afford to stay anywhere else.” She also revealed that Montoya attempted to obtain a restraining order to silence her but was denied by a judge.
Diamond urges viewers to ask Montoya to take accountability rather than issue threats. In the email excerpts Diamond shares, Montoya appears to admit to the assaults and express regret.
Diamond emphasizes that she will present Montoya’s confession in court if necessary.
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Rose Montoya, a transgender TikTok personality whom Joe Biden invited to the White House, faces accusations of sexually assaulting multiple people. Montoya, a biological male who exposed his mock breasts at a White House Pride event, allegedly abused at least five individuals over several years.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has sounded the alarm on voter fraud, highlighting a recent court decision ordering a new election in Houston. In May, a judge determined that over 1,400 unlawful votes were cast in Harris County’s 180th District Court race in November 2022, preventing the identification of the rightful winner.
The disputed race saw Republican candidate Tami Pierce losing to Democrat candidate DaSean Jones by fewer than 450 votes. Judge Peeples found 983 votes were disqualified due to residency issues, 445 lacked valid photo identification, and 48 mail-in ballots were missing signatures or were not timely.
Following the court ruling, Governor Abbott took to X, formerly Twitter, to voice his concerns, warning: “Voter fraud is real. Especially in Houston.” He pointed to Judge David Peeples’s findings of 1,430 unlawful votes, underscoring the need for strict election integrity reforms.
Many X users responded to Abbott’s post expressing frustration over the lack of strong action against voter fraud. Some suggested using hand-counted paper ballots to prevent similar issues in future elections, while others called for harsher penalties, including mandatory prison sentences for election fraudsters.
Voter fraud is real.
Especially in Houston.
“The court has found that 1,430 illegal votes were cast in the race for the 180th District Court.”
The Judge hearing the case ordered a redo of the election.
Research by the Heartland Institute suggests mail-in votingfraud is widespread, with a substantial share of mail-in voters self-reporting that they cast unlawful ballots in 2020. Seventeen percent of 2020 voters told the institute they voted in a state where they were no longer legal residents. Twenty-one percent said they filled out a ballot for someone else, and 17 percent admitted to forging the signature of a friend or family member “with or without their permission.”
Rasmussen reported similar findings in December, additionally noting that one in ten poll respondents said someone offered them “pay” or a “reward” for voting.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has sounded the alarm on voter fraud, highlighting a recent court decision ordering a new election in Houston. In May, a judge determined that over 1,400 unlawful votes were cast in Harris County's 180th District Court race in November 2022, preventing the identification of the rightful winner.
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CNN has finalized rules for the first 2024 presidential debate, with safeguards in place to protect Joe Biden.
The details:Both the Trump and Biden campaigns agreed to the following rules for their first debate on June 27 in Atlanta, moderated by Jake Tapper and Dana Bash:
During two commercial breaks, candidates can’t interact with campaign staff.
Safeguards for Biden: Muting microphones and removing the audience appear to be moves to help Joe Biden. In both 2016 and 2020, Trump routinely jabbed his opponents and debate moderators, often eliciting laughter and cheers from the audience.
However, I am pleased that both candidates must stand the entire time. And I look forward to Biden having to speak without prepared notes.
Third party?CNN noted it is not “impossible” for Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to be featured on the debate stage. He would need to be on the ballot in enough states to reach 270 electoral college votes. He’s currently in six states, totaling 89 potential electoral votes.
Police shot a male migrant dead following a series of violent knife attacks on Friday evening. The 27-year-old suspect, identified as an Afghan national, initially attacked another Afghan, aged 23, in Wolmirstedt—a German town approximately 80 miles west of Berlin—using a “knife-like object,” resulting in the younger migrant’s death.
Subsequently, the Afghan targeted a group of soccer fans watching the opening game of the Euro 2024 tournament between Germany and Scotland. During the attack in the yard of a private residence, the migrant injured three German men, two of them seriously.
The Afghan also tried to attack officers responding to the incident, resulting in his fatal shooting. The Interior Ministry in Saxony-Anhalt, the German federal state encompassing Wolmirstedt, has announced an increased police presence across the region.
Authorities have yet to reveal the motive behind the attacks. At the end of May, another Afghan in the German city of Mannheim stabbed multiple people at an anti-Islamization rally, killing a police officer. Days later, a man caught vandalizing posters for the anti-mass migration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party stabbed an AfD candidate who confronted him.
The AfD placed second in the recent European Parliament elections, ahead of the governing Social Democrats and their coalition partners.
Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) released data this year showing that foreigners, who make up just 14.6 percent of the population, are implicated in 58.5 percent of all violent crimes in the country.
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Police shot a male migrant dead following a series of violent knife attacks on Friday evening. The 27-year-old suspect, identified as an Afghan national, initially attacked another Afghan, aged 23, in Wolmirstedt—a German town approximately 80 miles west of Berlin—using a "knife-like object," resulting in the younger migrant's death.
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Michael Patrick Leahy, editor and owner of The Tennessee Star, is facing potential imprisonment if he does not reveal the source who leaked the manifesto of Audrey Hale, the Covenant School shooter. Davidson County Chancellor I’Ashea Myles – a local Nashville trial judge – scheduled Leahy for a “show cause hearing” on Monday, June 17, following his publication of the leaked documents.
Audrey Hale’s attack on March 27, 2023, resulted in the deaths of three children and three adults. The manifesto, described as being filled with anti-white and anti-Christian statements, was released despite efforts by federal and local officials to keep it confidential. Authorities cited the risk of it serving as a roadmap for future copycat incidents and the potential unintended consequences for vulnerable populations.
Leahy’s legal representation, First Amendment lawyer Daniel Horwitz, filed an emergency motion on Wednesday to stay the court order. Citing freedom of the press and state law violations, Horwitz argued that the “show cause order” violated Tennessee’s shield law and due process guarantees, among other constitutional concerns.
Horwitz pointed out that the order was vague and did not clearly specify the provisions Leahy may have violated, raising procedural issues regarding Leahy’s ability to mount an adequate defense. In his arguments, Horwitz emphasized protections under the First Amendment against prior restraint, asserting that any prohibition of publication would be unconstitutional.
Following Myles’ refusal to rescind her order, an additional mandate required a representative from Nashville’s government to appear in court. The judge rejected claims of First Amendment infringements and indicated further actions could involve appointing an attorney as amicus curiae to investigate and potentially prosecute any contempt citations related to the case.
Myles has an extremely active Instagram page showcasing her support for gay pride, Juneteenth, and far-left Supreme Court justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. She received a “Diversity Fellowship” between 2018 and 2021 and said upon her appointment to the court: “I am truly honored to have an opportunity, as a minority woman, to be the first to bring this diverse and inclusive perspective to our civil trial court bench in Nashville.”
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Michael Patrick Leahy, editor and owner of The Tennessee Star, is facing potential imprisonment if he does not reveal the source who leaked the manifesto of Audrey Hale, the Covenant School shooter. Davidson County Chancellor I'Ashea Myles – a local Nashville trial judge – scheduled Leahy for a "show cause hearing" on Monday, June 17, following his publication of the leaked documents.
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Over the past week, new evidence has further validated Donald Trump’s description of migrant crime as a “new category of crime.” The National Pulse has uncovered numerous instances of illegal aliens committing crimes and sapping public resources, fraying America’s social fabric.
GANGS MAP.
On Friday, reporters published a map showing the explosion of transnational criminal organizations across the U.S., fueled by the illegal immigration crisis.
The map shows the brutal Tren de Aragua gang, which first emerged in the prisons of Venezuela, operating in cities including Chicago, Miami, and New York. It shows ultra-violent Mexican cartels, in particular the Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels, operating in all 50 states. It even reveals that Chinese Triads are running extensive drug farms run by de facto slaves in states as far from the southern border as Washington and Maine. The crime syndicate has links to “hundreds” of properties in the Pine Tree State.
The extent of the crime map provides firm evidence for Trump’s warning that “every state is a border state” now.
Jose Medina-Hernandez is charged with mowing down Nancy Richmond, an 88-year-old grandmother-of-five, and her daughter Crystal Brunn, 63, in Shelby Township, Michigan.
The National Pulse has covered many examples of illegals, often intoxicated, killing Americans on the roads, including children. Medina-Hernandez’s case stands out as he had reportedly been issued a driver’s license despite the fact that “Michigan law requires an individual be ‘legally present’ to be issued a standard driver’s license.”
“It’s extremely alarming to think Secretary Benson may be unlawfully issuing licenses to illegal immigrants,” commented Republican State Senator Joseph Bellino.
Republicans are concerned about illegals obtaining documents allowing them to vote in U.S. elections, despite the fact this is technically illegal, due to similar weaknesses in the vetting process for registering to vote.
PICKPOCKETING EPIDEMIC.
New York is suffering a huge wave of pickpocketing, with the New York Police Department (NYPD) logging 781 complaints so far in 2024. This is a substantial increase on the 650 pickpocketing complaints they had received by the same time last year–and still underestimates the true scale of the epidemic, with many victims feeling that reporting pickpocketing is a waste of time.
Raymond Kelly, former Police Commissioner of New York City, complained, “There are no consequences for virtually anything these days,” adding that migrants are “augmenting” the crime wave.
Democrat district attorneys such as Manhattan’s Alvin Bragg, responsible for Donald Trump’s sham conviction, seem uninterested in deterring genuine criminals, downgrading over half of the felonies presented to him by police to misdemeanors.
INFILTRATORS.
U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) and the Joint Terrorism Task Force of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested eight Islamic State terrorists in cities as far-flung as Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and New York City.
The jihadists all hail from Tajikistan, the home country of the ISIS terrorists responsible for the March terror attack at Crocus Hall, near Moscow, that left over 140 Russians dead. The FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) warned in May that the U.S. is at risk of a similar attack.
One of the Tajiks arrested in the U.S. had been at large for at least six months. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) initially detained all of them but later released them. Authorities discovered their terror links afterward, highlighting the dangers of allowing illegal aliens to remain free for years while their asylum claims are processed.
TRAFFICKED DAUGHTER.
Elia Antonio and Juan Carlos Rocha Mejia are facing multiple pedophilia charges; the former for “knowingly attempt to provide or transport a child”—his 12-year-old daughter—”for the purpose of commercial sex act,” the latter for first-degree child sex assault, child enticement, false imprisonment, and strangulation and suffocation.
Antonio reportedly told his daughter to “wear something nice” before she was blindfolded, tied up, and abused in Oakfield, Wisconsin. She later escaped to a nearby home, where they called the police.
FOXES GUARDING THE HENHOUSE.
Illegal immigration and drug smuggling are big business for cartels and so-called “coyote” people-smugglers—so big that organized criminals are increasingly able to pay off U.S. officials.
A jury has convicted former CBP officer Leonard Darnell George of receiving bribes, conspiracy to import drugs, and migrant smuggling. He allowed at least 19 cars packed with hundreds of pounds of methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl, as well as illegal aliens, through the San Ysidro Port of Entry near San Diego, California, over a period of six months.
George received a minimum of $13,000 for each vehicle he waved through. He blew much of the money on motorbikes, jewelry, and “showering” strippers with money at the Hong Kong Gentleman’s Club in Tijuana, Mexico.
“We have a new category of crime. It’s called migrant crime, and it’s going to be worse than any other form of crime,” @realDonaldTrump told Laura Ingraham. pic.twitter.com/FrdQLSFKPB
Read The National Pulse’s previous migrant crime round-up here.
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Over the past week, new evidence has further validated Donald Trump's description of migrant crime as a "new category of crime." The National Pulse has uncovered numerous instances of illegal aliens committing crimes and sapping public resources, fraying America's social fabric.
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