Wednesday, November 12, 2025

Secret Service Bracing for Potential Trump Incarceration.

The U.S. Secret Service has reportedly met with jail officials in New York to prepare for the possibility of former President Donald Trump being convicted in his ongoing hush-money case. According to a corrections source who spoke to CBS News, these preparations come as the Manhattan trial enters the final stages of closing arguments and jury deliberations.

If Trump is convicted, corrections officers would be responsible for protecting any Secret Service agents tasked with safeguarding him during any potential time behind bars. The location where Trump might serve jail time remains uncertain, though CBS noted that shorter sentences can be served at the Rikers Island complex, which has facilities often used for high-profile inmates.

Trump’s allies have expressed outrage over these developments, criticizing the case brought forward by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. They emphasized the political implications, noting that Trump is a presidential candidate.

“Today the government is trying to throw the leading candidate for President in prison on bogus charges in a city stacked with far-left jurors,” wrote political commentator Robby Starbuck on X (formerly Twitter). “If Biden puts Trump in jail, Trump will win in a landslide we haven’t seen since Reagan,” argued social media influencer Rogan O’Handley, known as “DC Draino.”

The case revolves around 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, allegedly to cover up damaging information in a scheme intended to influence the 2016 election. Trump, who has pleaded not guilty, is also handling other legal challenges while gearing up for a potential rematch against Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election.

Should Trump be convicted, it is expected that the presiding judge, Juan Merchan, would schedule a separate hearing for sentencing. Merchan is a Biden donor with direct familial ties to the Democratic Party.

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The U.S. Secret Service has reportedly met with jail officials in New York to prepare for the possibility of former President Donald Trump being convicted in his ongoing hush-money case. According to a corrections source who spoke to CBS News, these preparations come as the Manhattan trial enters the final stages of closing arguments and jury deliberations. show more

Construction Crews Were Told to NOT Fly The American Flag. So A Convoy on Patriots Descend on the Site.

A “patriotic convoy” gathered at Denali National Park in Alaska this weekend after reports surfaced that construction crews in the area were instructed not to display the American flag. The convoy, consisting of dozens of cars and trucks adorned with American flags, departed from Fairbanks on Sunday and rallied at the park’s entrance to protest the alleged flag ban.

The Alaska Watchman claimed that Denali National Park Superintendent Brooke Merrell had told crews working on a 475-foot-long bridge project to cease flying flags due to complaints. The story rapidly gained attention. “It is absurd and defies all logic that a federal contractor, working on a project funded by American taxpayers, in a National Park — the week before Memorial Day — is prohibited from flying the American flag,” said U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan.

The National Park Service (NPS) has claimed the reports of a flag ban were “false.”

“At no time did an NPS official seek to ban the American flag from the project site or associated vehicles,” NPS spokesman Peter Christian said. He also claims the NPS is not administering the bridge project and lacks “the authority to enforce terms or policies related to the contract or contractors performing the work.”

HALF-TRUTHS. 

The Alaska Watchman stands by its reporting, describing the NPS response as disingenuous and out of line with workers’ experience of the situation on the ground. They say their source has “reiterated that [a] Federal Highway Administration official told the Granite Construction project manager that Park Superintendent Merrell wanted the flags removed from all construction trucks that were driving through the park, whenever they were outside of the confined construction area.”

Another contractor involved in the project also attributed the incident to Merrell’s leadership, noting she is the first female superintendent in the park’s 105-year history. “When these liberals get in charge of these parks, that’s how it is,” the contractor told the Alaska Watchman.

Keith Fons, who organized the patriotic convoy, expressed frustration that the NPS did not address the issue earlier. “They could have nipped this in the bud right from the get-go. But they decided to be quiet until they realized, ‘Oh no, these people are actually organized,'” he argued.

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A "patriotic convoy" gathered at Denali National Park in Alaska this weekend after reports surfaced that construction crews in the area were instructed not to display the American flag. The convoy, consisting of dozens of cars and trucks adorned with American flags, departed from Fairbanks on Sunday and rallied at the park's entrance to protest the alleged flag ban. show more

Trans Lunatic Laughed As He Stabbed Teen Girls.

A man reportedly laughed as he stabbed four young girls at a Massachusetts movie theater over the weekend. The man reportedly uses female pronouns and supports former president Barack Obama.

The details: On Saturday evening, 26-year-old Jared Ravizza entered an AMC movie theater in Braintree, Massachusetts, wearing a blonde wig and stabbed four girls, aged 9 to 17, unprovoked while “laughing the whole time” according to the mother of three of the girls.

  • Ravizza then fled in a black SUV to a nearby McDonalds, where he stabbed two employees, one in the drive-thru window and a second inside the restaurant.
  • Police caught up with him, and a car chase ensued, ending with Ravizza crashing his car and being arrested.

Transgender? Mainstream media outlets have omitted mention of the stabber’s “gender identity,” but, as reported by The Post Millennial, on Ravizza’s Instagram account, he used “she” pronouns to identify himself.

Obama supporter: According to Rivizza’s Instagram page, which has over 218,000 followers, he was a supporter of former President Obama. In a post from March 29, he posted a photo of the former president’s 2008 “HOPE” campaign poster with a heart emoji in the caption.

Big picture: This is the latest in an unrelenting stream of violent and often deadly crimes committed by people who identify as transgender. The highest-profile crime occurred last year when a transgender shooter targeted a Christian school in Nashville, killing three children and three adults.

This article is adapted from the free ‘Wake Up Right’ newsletter, which you can subscribe to here.

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A man reportedly laughed as he stabbed four young girls at a Massachusetts movie theater over the weekend. The man reportedly uses female pronouns and supports former president Barack Obama. show more

Vets Slam Gov. Youngkin’s Changes To State Benefits.

Governor Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) is under fire, along with members of the Virginia General Assembly, for changes made to a program that covers tuition costs for the children of veterans who’ve either been 90 percent disabled, killed in action, or taken prisoner by hostile forces. The changes, which were enacted just before Memorial Day weekend, would force the families of veterans to first pursue college tuition assistance through FAFSA and Survivors’ and Dependents’ Education Assistance (DEA) — also called Chapter 35 — before applying for tuition relief through Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program (VMSDEP).

Gov. Youngkin and lawmakers argue that the VMSDEP changes were needed because the program was too broad and too expensive—with the total waivers topping $65 million for the fiscal year 2022-2023. However, the group Friends of VMSDEP contends the changes are a betrayal and will adversely impact the families of the 730,215 veterans who live in Virginia. Additionally, veterans groups point to the timing of the changes, just before the Memorial Day holiday, as especially egregious. 

“I think that this is a promise that was made to people, so it’s a betrayal of that promise, and I think the fact that it’s happening right before Memorial Day is incredibly triggering for a lot of people,” Kayla Owen, the co-founder of Friends of VMSDEP, said in a recent interview. She added: “We’re aware of at least three people specifically that have a 100% rating because of PTSD who were off of medication and have gone back to the doctor to get back on medication because they are not able to handle these changes.”

“This feels like an absolute gut punch. An absolute gut punch,” Pamella Newton, a U.S. Air Force veteran, told ABC 8News in Richmond.

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Governor Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) is under fire, along with members of the Virginia General Assembly, for changes made to a program that covers tuition costs for the children of veterans who've either been 90 percent disabled, killed in action, or taken prisoner by hostile forces. The changes, which were enacted just before Memorial Day weekend, would force the families of veterans to first pursue college tuition assistance through FAFSA and Survivors’ and Dependents’ Education Assistance (DEA) — also called Chapter 35 — before applying for tuition relief through Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program (VMSDEP). show more

Corrupt Judge Says Jury Can Convict Trump Without Agreeing on Crime.

Closing arguments in former President Donald Trump‘s Manhattan “hush money” trial begin today, and the judge gave the jury the green light to convict him without agreeing on the underlying ‘predicate’ crime he committed.

First, into the legal weeds: Trump’s being charged for labeling “hush money” payments to adult actress Stormy Daniels as “legal fees.” That alone is just a misdemeanor crime, and the statute of limitations has already expired.

  • In order to revive this expired offense, Soros-back Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg combined the bookkeeping crime with a “predicate” crime — a separate alleged felony related to the 2016 election.
  • However, throughout the trial, the prosecution has not outlined what the alleged felony is.

Cue the corrupt judge: Judge Juan Merchan sided with the prosecution and ruled that the jury does not need to agree on the alleged felony in order to find Trump guilty.

Big picture: Trump faces 34 felony charges, potentially leading to 136 years in prison, hinging on whether the jury will believe he committed the predicate felony.

The last word goes to Donald Trump, who wrote on Truth Social: “The reason the Radical, highly Conflicted Judge Juan Merchan had to come up with three FAKE options for the jury to choose from, without requiring them to be unanimous, which is completely UNAMERICAN AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL, is because the Corrupt, Soros backed D.A., Alvin Bragg, couldn’t come close to proving that any crime was committed. THERE WAS NO CRIME… This is nothing but an Election Interfering Witch Hunt, and the American People know it! MAGA2024.”

This article is adapted from the free ‘Wake Up Right’ newsletter, which you can subscribe to here.

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Closing arguments in former President Donald Trump's Manhattan "hush money" trial begin today, and the judge gave the jury the green light to convict him without agreeing on the underlying 'predicate' crime he committed. show more

Illegal Migrants Exposed as DPD Worker Killers.

Four men convicted of fatally beating a DPD delivery driver in Shrewsbury last year were found to be in Britain illegally. Aurman Singh, 23, from Smethwick, sustained severe head injuries after being attacked with an axe, golf club, and hockey stick by a group of eight men. The attackers ambushed Singh during his delivery route, resulting in his death.

Authorities confirmed that four of the men involved in the attack were in Britain illegally due to expired visas. Arshdeep Singh, Jagdeep Singh, Shivdeep Singh, and Manjot Singh have each been sentenced to life in prison. The police disclosed that these individuals had overstayed their visas. In accordance with British law, any foreign national sentenced to at least 12 months in prison faces a deportation order. The men may now be deported to India to serve the remainder of their sentences.

The court also convicted Sukhmandeep Singh, who was legally residing in the UK, of manslaughter last month. He received a 10-year prison sentence for his role in assisting the attackers by helping them locate Aurman Singh. Sukhmandeep Singh was acquitted of the murder charge.

The incident saw the attackers fleeing in two cars, and footage later emerged showing them discarding the axe used in the attack in a bin. The case has raised concerns over immigration enforcement and the tracking of individuals with expired visas.

In 2023, the British government issued 1.4 million visas and approved a record number of asylum applications, leading one Member of Parliament to write that “Britain will be unrecognisable if this carries on.”

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Four men convicted of fatally beating a DPD delivery driver in Shrewsbury last year were found to be in Britain illegally. Aurman Singh, 23, from Smethwick, sustained severe head injuries after being attacked with an axe, golf club, and hockey stick by a group of eight men. The attackers ambushed Singh during his delivery route, resulting in his death. show more

BREAKING: Far-Left Daily Beast Site Cutting Staff.

The far-left “news” website, the Daily Beast, is accepting buyout applications in order to reduce its overhead, according to insiders.

“New leadership at The Daily Beast is cutting headcount through buyouts. The company is accepting buyout applications to hit its goal of $1.5 million in reductions, according to people familiar with the matter,” reports the New York Times‘s Ben Mullin on X (formerly Twitter).

The tabloid has been highly critical of former President Donald Trump and has peddled falsehoods about Congressman Matt Gaetz, among others.

One former editor, Lachlan Cartwright, was instrumental in crafting the “catch-and-kill” claims against Trump that led to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s current prosecution of him.

 

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The far-left "news" website, the Daily Beast, is accepting buyout applications in order to reduce its overhead, according to insiders. show more
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REPORT: Trump Told Donors He’ll ‘Throw Out Foreign Students’ Rabble Rousing on American Campuses.

Donald Trump sharply criticized far-left protests occurring on U.S. college campuses, characterizing them as a “radical revolution” and pledging to deport foreign students involved if he is re-elected. “One thing I do is [with] any student that protests — I throw them out of the country. You know, there are a lot of foreign students,” Trump is alleged to have said during a May 14 donor roundtable in New York.

The former president told donors that subversive activities on college campuses “have to be stopped now,” according to The Washington Post.

One donor expressed concern that radical professors and protesters involved in the campus crisis might eventually hold positions of power in the U.S. government. “Well, if you get me elected, and you should really be doing this, if you get me reelected, we’re going to set that movement back 25 or 30 years,” Trump pledged.

BIDEN.

Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt attributed the protests to the Joe Biden regime. “Joe Biden has sided with radical leftist Democrats like Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib and empowered antisemitic protesters destroying our college campuses and threatening to undermine our democracy,” Leavitt said.

“President Trump will side with Jewish Americans and American citizens, period, and he will not tolerate terrorist sympathizers on our college campuses.”

Following the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack that killed approximately 1,200 Israelis, Trump vowed to deport “resident aliens” participating in “pro-jihadist” protests.

“If you hate America, if you want to abolish Israel, if you sympathize with jihadists, then we don’t want you in our country, and you’re not going to be getting into our country,” Trump declared. “I will cancel the student visas of Hamas sympathizers on college campuses and all resident aliens who join in pro-Jihadist protests. Come 2025, we will find you, and we will deport you,” he added.

Trump has expressed some criticism of Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu, however, and said the conflict in Gaza should be resolved swiftly.

Biden is suffering as a result of attempting to play both sides of the issue, with Democrats, including Rep. Rashida Tlaib, suggesting they will punish him at the ballot box for not criticizing Israel enough.

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Donald Trump sharply criticized far-left protests occurring on U.S. college campuses, characterizing them as a "radical revolution" and pledging to deport foreign students involved if he is re-elected. "One thing I do is [with] any student that protests — I throw them out of the country. You know, there are a lot of foreign students," Trump is alleged to have said during a May 14 donor roundtable in New York. show more

Memorial Day ACTION: Kassam’s Tunnel to Towers Fundraiser Passes $17,000 in Week ONE.

A fundraiser for the veteran and 9/11 charity Tunnel to Towers has blown past the $17,000 mark after just a week of action by The National Pulse’s Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam.

Kassam is planning to run in the A+ rated charity’s annual 5km in New York this September, his fourth time taking part, with over $50,000 raised in previous years combined.

This year, Kassam is assembling a team of runners involved with The National Pulse and Steve Bannon’s War Room. Announcements will be made in the next few weeks.

Commenting on the event and the money raised, Kassam said on Memorial Day: “Tunnel to Towers is a fantastic charity that spends its money judiciously, helping the families of those who suffered as a result of 9/11, and veterans as well as their bereaved families, too. I’m honored so many people have chipped in after just one week of fundraising, and I hope we can cruise past our total from last year, which was over $35,000. Thank you all.”

Tunnel to Towers was conceived in the aftermath of 9/11, when Stephen Gerard Siller, a New York City firefighter, died trying to save others during the World Trade Center attacks. Siller was off duty when he heard a plane hit the North Tower on his scanner. He drove to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, but it was closed, so he strapped on 60 pounds of gear and ran through the tunnel to the Twin Towers, where he was killed minutes later in the collapse. Siller left behind five children under the age of seven. 

Please donate here.

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A fundraiser for the veteran and 9/11 charity Tunnel to Towers has blown past the $17,000 mark after just a week of action by The National Pulse's Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam. show more

Populist PM’s Health Improving Following Assassination Attempt.

Robert Fico, the populist Prime Minister of Slovakia, a European Union and NATO member, is gradually recovering after being shot multiple times by a would-be assassin, according to government and hospital officials.

“Based on the examination results, today’s medical board meeting confirmed the gradual improvement of the Prime Minister’s health condition,” the government said in a brief statement.

The attack occurred on May 15 in the central town of Handlova when Fico was greeting supporters. The assailant shot the 59-year-old premier four times at close range, striking him in the abdomen. Fico was evacuated and taken to the F.D. Roosevelt University Hospital in the regional capital of Banska Bystrica in life-threatening condition, undergoing five hours of surgery. A second operation was carried out two days later.

The suspect, detained at the scene, has been officially identified only as Juraj C. The 71-year-old has been charged with premeditated murder, though he claims he only intended to injure Fico, not kill him.

Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, an ally of Fico, described Fico’s attempted assassin as a “left-wing activist.” He implied the Slovak was targeted because, like Orban himself, he opposes ongoing Western involvement in Ukraine’s war with Russia, favoring a negotiated peace.

Pro-Ukraine social media users reacted to Fico’s shooting by expressing hope Orban would be targeted next.

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Robert Fico, the populist Prime Minister of Slovakia, a European Union and NATO member, is gradually recovering after being shot multiple times by a would-be assassin, according to government and hospital officials. show more