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June 11, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Corruption
Lawfare

Hunter Biden’s Gun Charge is An Attempt to Blunt Trump’s Lawfare Complaints.

Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse, predicted Hunter Biden’s conviction in Delaware on Monday. He believes the First Son is unlikely to receive a paternal pardon this side of the November election.

“There is a circumstance where, if they want to show that there is some equal justice under the law here, they might try and pull the wool over people’s eyes and say, ‘No, look, you know, Hunter Biden has to pay a fine as well for breaking the law,'” Kassam told Dinesh D’Souza.

“I don’t think Joe will try and attempt a pardon… I’m not certain, I’ll say, where this case is going, but what I think is certain is that there isn’t going to be a presidential pardon if Hunter is convicted,” he added.

Hunter was convicted of all charges against him, related to unlawful firearms possession while abusing drugs, in Delaware early Tuesday. He faces further charges for tax crimes in California later this year.

Biden stressed his “boundless love,” “confidence in,” and “respect for” the “strength” of his son prior to the verdict, while insisting he would not pardon him.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has also claimed Biden will not pardon the First Son.

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Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse, predicted Hunter Biden's conviction in Delaware on Monday. He believes the First Son is unlikely to receive a paternal pardon this side of the November election. show more
June 11, 2024
Immigration

ICYMI: Biden Orders Border Patrol to Release Most Adult Illegals.

An internal memo from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) advises San Diego sector agents to release single adult migrants from over 100 countries, with only six designated high-risk nations receiving proper scrutiny.

The memo, issued after Joe Biden handed down an executive order ostensibly aimed at curbing illegal immigration, classifies adults from Uzbekistan, Russia, Tajikistan, Georgia, Moldova, and Kyrgyzstan as requiring mandatory referral for further vetting before release.

This indicates that, while the Biden regime is officially committing to stricter border enforcement, significant numbers of migrants, including those from China, the Middle East, and Africa, are continuing to be released into the United States.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials allege there are difficulties repatriating migrants from certain eastern hemisphere countries due to lack of cooperation from their home governments—but Biden has done little to impose sanctions on such countries, or withhold visas or foreign aid from them.

Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk referred to the memo instructions as a policy of “voter importation” on his X platform, formerly known as Twitter.

Polls show an absolute majority of Americans believe Biden is deliberately “encouraging” illegal aliens to enter the United States to “create a permanent majority” for the Democrats over time.

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An internal memo from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) advises San Diego sector agents to release single adult migrants from over 100 countries, with only six designated high-risk nations receiving proper scrutiny. show more
June 11, 2024
Lawfare

Merrick Garland PROMISES His DOJ Isn’t Biased, in Bizarre WaPo Op-Ed.

On Tuesday, Joe Biden‘s Attorney General Merrick Garland slammed ongoing attacks on the Department of Justice (DOJ) and special counsel Jack Smith. In an opinion piece titled “Unfounded attacks on the Justice Department must end,” published in the Washington Post, Garland highlighted what he claims are threats, conspiracy theories, and falsehoods directed at the department. Biden’s Attorney General goes on to contend that the attacks have recently escalated to involve Smith, who is leading several investigations into former President Donald J. Trump.

“In recent weeks, we have seen an escalation of attacks that go far beyond public scrutiny, criticism, and legitimate and necessary oversight of our work. They are baseless, personal and dangerous. These attacks come in the form of threats to defund particular department investigations, most recently the special counsel‘s prosecution of the former president,” the Biden appointee wrote. Garland and Smith have come under increased scrutiny for their partisan lawfare campaign against former President Trump.

THE HUR AUDIO.

Additionally, Garland faces a contempt charge from House Republicans for refusing to hand over audio records of two interviews the 81-year-old Biden sat for with special counsel Robert Hur. Written transcripts of the interviews and Hur’s own recollection indicate that Biden struggled to remember crucial dates and details in his political career—including when he served as vice president and when his son Beau Biden died.

COLANGELO AND BRAGG.

Following Trump‘s conviction on charges related to a hush money payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels, Garland became the target of scrutiny over the role a former DOJ attorney, Matthew Colangelo, played in the prosecution. While Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg initiated the case, Colaneglo was one of the three lead prosecutors.

SHADY JACK SMITH.

Last August, Trump was indicted on federal charges by Jack Smith, alleging he attempted to overturn the 2020 election results and obstructed the congressional certification process on January 6, 2021. Trump pleaded not guilty to these charges and other allegations concerning the retention of classified materials at his Mar-a-Lago residence.

Both of Smith’s prosecutions have come under increased judicial scrutiny, with U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon reprimanding the special counsel for mishandling evidence and sloppy procedure in the documents case. The Supreme Court, meanwhile, will rule this month on the constitutionality of several of the charges being pursued by Smith in the January 6 case.

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On Tuesday, Joe Biden's Attorney General Merrick Garland slammed ongoing attacks on the Department of Justice (DOJ) and special counsel Jack Smith. In an opinion piece titled "Unfounded attacks on the Justice Department must end," published in the Washington Post, Garland highlighted what he claims are threats, conspiracy theories, and falsehoods directed at the department. Biden's Attorney General goes on to contend that the attacks have recently escalated to involve Smith, who is leading several investigations into former President Donald J. Trump. show more
June 11, 2024
Media

Rachel Maddow Fears Trump Will Send Her To A Detention Camp.

In a recent interview with CNN, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow feigned concerns about former President Donald J. Trump‘s potential actions if he is reelected in November. Maddow claimed she fears Trump could implement detention facilities not only for illegal immigrants but also for those he views as disloyal or disagreeable—including herself.

Maddow’s assertions arise from Trump’s comments in May, where he did not rule out the construction of detention facilities for illegal immigrants as part of his proposed increased deportation efforts.  However, Maddow extrapolated these remarks to a broader—and unfounded—concern. “I’m worried about the country broadly if we put someone in power who is openly avowing that he plans to build camps to hold millions of people, and to ‘root out’ what he’s described in subhuman terms as his ‘enemy from within’,” she told CNN‘s Reliable Sources newsletter.

The MSNBC host inferred that such facilities might not be limited to illegal immigrants, posing a potential threat to various left-wing media figures, activists, and Democrat lawmakers who pushed an unprecedented lawfare campaign against the former Republican president.

When asked if she felt personally targeted for being a prominent critic of Trump on television, Maddow acknowledged a sense of vulnerability. Maddow accused those who believe Trump would only target illegal immigrants of having a “little bit of head-in-the-sand complacency”. She suggested that some political figures might be trying to align themselves with Trump to ensure their safety.

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In a recent interview with CNN, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow feigned concerns about former President Donald J. Trump's potential actions if he is reelected in November. Maddow claimed she fears Trump could implement detention facilities not only for illegal immigrants but also for those he views as disloyal or disagreeable—including herself. show more

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June 11, 2024
Jack Montgomery
War

Biden Approves Arms for Ukraine’s Neo-Nazi Azov Battalion.

Joe Biden has lifted restrictions on arming the Azov Battalion, a Neo-Nazi Ukrainian military formation founded by a politician who believes it is the Ukrainian nation’s mission to “lead the white races of the world in a final crusade … against Semite-led Untermenschen [subhumans]”.

“This is a new page in our unit’s history,” Azov bragged in a statement on the policy change. “Azov is becoming even more powerful, even more professional and even more dangerous for occupiers,” they boasted.

“Obtaining Western weapons and training from the United States will not only increase the combat ability of Azov, but most importantly, contribute to the preservation of the lives and the health of personnel.”

Azov founder Andriy Biletsky, who also leads the National Corps political party, has described his ideology as “Ukrainian racial social-nationalism.” However, he has minimized this rhetoric since the Euromaidan coup and the subsequent onset of hostilities with Russia in 2014. Azov gained prominence as an effective fighting force against Russian and separatist forces, and President Volodymyr Zelensky depended on them to perform much of the fiercest fighting in the early stages of the 2022 invasion, despite his Jewish heritage.

Azov attempted to reform its brand by claiming it had given up its wolfsangel, or wolf’s hook, emblem, previously used by the Das Reich division of Adolf Hitler’s Waffen-SS, in 2022.

The National Pulse has previously reported on Azov’s propaganda efforts in the West, with their symbol was on full display just weeks ago when unit members visited London to meet one of their most vocal lobbyists, former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who posed with a banner bearing it and praised Azov as “heroes.”

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Joe Biden has lifted restrictions on arming the Azov Battalion, a Neo-Nazi Ukrainian military formation founded by a politician who believes it is the Ukrainian nation’s mission to “lead the white races of the world in a final crusade … against Semite-led Untermenschen [subhumans]”. show more
June 11, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
UK

WATCH: Farage Assaulted AGAIN by Another Leftist, This Time Hurling CEMENT.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has been assaulted again while campaigning for Britain’s upcoming snap election in Barnsley, England. The 60-year-old was greeting supporters—and detractors—from an open-topped double-decker ‘battle bus’ when a presumed radical leftist began hurling cement at him from a nearby construction site.

Farage’s attacker, who can be heard screaming “fascist scum” at the Reform Party leader, is quickly tackled by nearby builders and thrown from the construction site. Fleeing the scene, he is intercepted and arrested by police officers.

“My huge thanks to South Yorkshire Police today,” Farage said of the incident in a statement posted to X, formerly Twitter.

“I will not be bullied or cowed by a violent left-wing mob who hate our country,” he vowed.

On his first day of campaigning, Farage was “milkshaked” following a successful rally. Farage took the attack, launched by OnlyFans prostitute Victoria Thomas-Bowen, in stride, but later confessed the attacks can be “quite scary” to an interviewer who alluded to the fact he could have been targeted with “something more serious” than milkshake. Britain is noted for its high number of acid attacks, particularly in Sadiq Khan’s London.

Populist Slovak leader Robert Fico was shot multiple times while out in public in May, later blaming globalist politicians and media linked to George Soros for stirring up hatred against him for his political views.

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Brexit leader Nigel Farage has been assaulted again while campaigning for Britain's upcoming snap election in Barnsley, England. The 60-year-old was greeting supporters—and detractors—from an open-topped double-decker 'battle bus' when a presumed radical leftist began hurling cement at him from a nearby construction site. show more
June 10, 2024
News

The National Pulse Was Right: New Footage Shows Pelosi Admitting Jan 6 Was ‘Her Responsibility.’

Fresh footage provided to Congress shows former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) admitting it was her “responsibility” that the National Guard troops offered by President Trump were not present at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. The news confirms a report by The National Pulse which dates back to January 11, 2021, wherein we stated:

…outgoing Capitol Police Chief, Steve Sund, believes his efforts to secure the premises were undermined by a lack of concern from House and Senate security officials who answer directly to Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate leader Mitch McConnell.

The new footage was apparently shot by Pelosi’s daughter, Alexandra Pelosi, and handed to congressional investigators by HBO. It was not presented to the January 6 Committee during its investigation into the Capitol riot.

The Oversight Subcommittee highlighted this footage on social media, emphasizing Pelosi’s admission. Representative Barry Loudermilk shared the video, arguing that it contradicts the narrative upheld by Pelosi’s Select Committee on January 6.

The January 6 Committee, tasked with investigating the riot, did not subpoena Nancy Pelosi nor her daughter for documents and evidence related to the event.

In the video, Pelosi expresses regret, saying, “We did not have any accountability for what was going on there. And we should have… Why weren’t the National Guard there to begin with?” She concludes, “I take responsibility for not having them [the National Guard] just prepare for war.”

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Fresh footage provided to Congress shows former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) admitting it was her "responsibility" that the National Guard troops offered by President Trump were not present at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. The news confirms a report by The National Pulse which dates back to January 11, 2021, wherein we stated: show more
June 10, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Corruption
Crime

WATCH: FBI Director Wray Squirms When Quizzed on Epstein Associates.

Christopher Wray, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), was left floundering at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing last week when Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) pressed him on whether associates of sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell are still under investigation.

“We know that Jeffrey Epstein, who’s now deceased, and [Ghislaine] Maxwell, his associate who’s now in prison, were engaged in a conspiracy of sex trafficking with minors. So were others,” Sen. Kennedy said, asking: “What’s the FBI doing to investigate the other people that were involved in the sex trafficking rings?”

A visibly uncomfortable Wray said he was “not sure” if he could “confirm any specific individual” was still under investigation, but Kennedy continued to press him.

IS THERE STILL AN INVESTIGATION?

“Jeffrey Epstein had video surveillance in all of his homes and on his private island,” said Kennedy in reference to Little Saint James, visited by the likes of Democrat megadonor Reid Hoffman before Epstein’s death.

“There have been articles after articles from witnesses who have said he videotaped sex acts with prominent people [and] young girls that he procured,” Kennedy recalled.

“The FBI and other federal agencies have raided [Epstein’s] houses. Do you have those tapes?” he demanded.

“I can’t discuss the specifics of our law-enforcement operations related to Mr. Epstein or Miss Maxwell,” Wray squirmed. He said the FBI “had” run an extensive investigation into the pair but insisted he could not say whether anyone else was under investigation.

“I just want to know if these prominent people are above the law and aren’t being investigated, or is the FBI investigating?” Kennedy pushed.

“Well, no one is above the law, number one,” Wray claimed. “As to whether specific people are being investigated, that’s not something, as I’m sure you can appreciate, I can engage on.”

“Is [the investigation] ongoing?” Kennedy asked again.

“I’m not sure there’s anything I can share with you on that,” Wray replied.

Around 85,000 children may have been trafficked in the U.S. on Joe Biden’s watch.

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Christopher Wray, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), was left floundering at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing last week when Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) pressed him on whether associates of sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell are still under investigation. show more
June 10, 2024
William Upton
Media

CNN Layoffs Loom As Network Inks Deal With Associated Press.

The consolidation of the corporate media entities continues apace, with CNN set to feature Associated Press (AP) content on its website for the first time in nearly 15 years. CNN staffers fret that the move, pushed by the network’s CEO Mark Thompson, is a prelude to layoffs as the corporate news organization moves away from original reporting.

The CNN-AP deal is the latest in a line of schemes to revive the network’s collapsing audience. In late May, it was revealed the network logged its lowest primetime ratings since 1991. According to Nielsen data, the network’s 8 PM to 11 PM programming from May 13 through May 19 attracted only 83,000 viewers among the coveted demographic of 25-to 54-year-olds.

Since taking over the corporate news network late last year, Mark Thompson has bounced between cost-cutting measures and revenue schemes seemingly aimed to accelerate CNN’s descent into irrelevance. The National Pulse reported in January of this year that the network is considering ways to make people pay to watch news clips on their cell phones as people increasingly turn away from cable news. In February, Thompson announced drastic cuts to staff salaries, including some of their top newsroom talents.

MEDIA MONOPOLIES.

While CNN’s content deal with the AP is unlikely to push the audience needle in the network’s favor, the move does highlight an ongoing concern regarding consolidation in American media. As media ownership becomes increasingly concentrated, the political bias of the corporate media will likely become more amplified—as will their ability to censor conservative and populist voices. Even more concerning, local and independent outlets are not immune from the Democrat’s media monopoly.

Billionaire globalist George Soros is trying to gain a controlling interest in Audacy, America’s second-largest radio broadcaster. A successful takeover would give Soros a 40 percent stake in the financially distressed company’s senior debt. This sizable stake could grant him significant control over the company as it resurfaces from bankruptcy.

In addition to the Audacy play, Soros has invested millions in buying Hispanic radio news stations and popular podcast platforms. In addition to the Soros investments, Democrat dark money groups like Arabella Advisors have also jumped into the media game, making significant investments in state and local newspapers and radio ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

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The consolidation of the corporate media entities continues apace, with CNN set to feature Associated Press (AP) content on its website for the first time in nearly 15 years. CNN staffers fret that the move, pushed by the network's CEO Mark Thompson, is a prelude to layoffs as the corporate news organization moves away from original reporting. show more
June 10, 2024
Lawfare

Trump Faces Probation Interview Monday.

Former President Donald J. Trump is set for a Monday interview with New York probation officials, a mandatory step before his July sentencing in a criminal hush money case.

Trump will participate in the interview via video conference from Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. Todd Blanche, one of Trump’s attorneys, will be present for the interview.

The interview’s purpose is to compile a report for the judge, providing an in-depth look at the defendant. This report can influence the judge’s decision on the appropriate punishment. Probation officers, social workers, or psychologists typically compile the report after interviewing the defendant, as well as possibly contacting family and acquaintances.

Trump’s potential punishments range from probation to a four-year prison sentence.

Steven Cheung, Trump’s campaign spokesman, stated that Democratic allies of Joe Biden “continue to ramp up their ongoing Witch-Hunts, further abusing and misusing the power of their offices to interfere in the presidential election.”

Judge Merchan has scheduled sentencing for July 11 and will have broad discretion in determining Trump‘s punishment.

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Former President Donald J. Trump is set for a Monday interview with New York probation officials, a mandatory step before his July sentencing in a criminal hush money case. show more