Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) has announced a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
Just outside the Speaker’s office, McCarthy told the press that in the course of multiple House committee investigations, “We found that President did lie to the American people.”
The Speaker added, “Biden used his official office to coordinate with Hunter Biden’s business partners about Hunter’s role at Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company.” House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) will lead the impeachment inquiry, assisted by Reps. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and Jason Smith (R-MO).
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani left the 9/11 memorial ceremony early on Monday, protesting the presence of Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. Giuliani is credited with his steadfast leadership of the city during the deadly and horrific terrorist attacks 22 years ago.
In an interview with Newsmax host Greg Kelly, Giuliani expressed his concerns about the current state of national security, saying that he believes the country is in more danger under President Joe Biden’s government than it was before 9/11.
Giuliani specifically criticized Harris and Mayorkas, citing the unchecked flow of undocumented immigrants crossing the border without the government having proper knowledge of their identities. He also condemned Harris for comparing the January 6 Capitol riots to the 9/11 attacks and the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which he described as an “unbelievable insult” to the victims of these tragedies.
Giuliani, who was mayor of New York City during the 9/11 terrorist attacks, expressed his frustration with the Democrats’ characterization of the Capitol riots and highlighted the significant loss of life and ongoing health consequences resulting from the horrific attacks on 9/11. He disputed the claim that the Capitol riots were an insurrection and emphasized that no one has been convicted of such a charge.
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani left the 9/11 memorial ceremony early on Monday, protesting the presence of Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. Giuliani is credited with his steadfast leadership of the city during the deadly and horrific terrorist attacks 22 years ago.
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Lobbyists at a Michigan law firm registered as foreign agents on behalf of the Chinese electric vehicle batter company, Gotion, also funneled campaign cash to some of the state’s top Democrat politicians.
Monique Field-Foster, an attorney at the Lansing office of Warner Norcross + Judd and registered foreign agent for Gotion, donated to the campaigns of Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Whitmer’s sister Liz Gereghty, and U.S Senate hopeful Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich). Another attorney at the firm, Madelaine Lane, also contributed to Gov. Whitmer’s campaign. The law firm was hired to represent Gotion and perform tasks such as real estate acquisitions and attending public rezoning hearings.
The Gotion project in Mecosta County, Michigan – where the Chinese company says it will invest $2.4 billion in two production plants – has faced pushback from locals, former State Department officials, and Republicans who are concerned that the parent company – Gotion High-Tech – poses a national security risk.
The National Pulse previously reported that Gotion High-Tech’s corporate bylaws indicate that the company must carry out activities according to the Constitution of the Communist Party of China. The project has received support from Gov. Whitmer, who sees it as an economic development opportunity and a step towards becoming a global hub of mobility and electrification.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Rep. Elissa Slotkin signed a non-disclosure agreement regarding ongoing development projects in Michigan with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). Slotkin’s agreement was updated to include “any potential Development Project identified as confidential” after the Gotion project was announced. Slotkin’s spokesperson denies her involvement in the Gotion project and states that she learned of it through press reports.
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Lobbyists at a Michigan law firm registered as foreign agents on behalf of the Chinese electric vehicle batter company, Gotion, also funneled campaign cash to some of the state's top Democrat politicians.
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The Guardian newspaper has laundered a progressive dark money group’s talking points in an effort to undermine an expected U.S. House of Representatives impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, the National Pulse can reveal.
Citing a shadowy pop-up ground known as the “Congressional Integrity Project,” the Guardianargues that Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), who chairs the House Oversight Committee, “has repeatedly overhyped allegations of bribery and corruption against Biden without once producing hard evidence.”
The Congressional Integrity Project, however, is far from a non-partisan public interest watchdog.
Kyle Herrig, who serves as the organizations executive director, is also a former executive director for the powerful progressive dark money clearing house, the New Venture Fund (NVF). The NVF, and its subsidiary organizations, spread millions of donor dollars among radical progressive activist organizations in an effort to influence U.S. politics and elections – and helping to conceal the actual donor sources such as billionaire George Soros.
The New Venture Fund was also linked with 2020’s election rigging processes, partnering with Mark Zuckerberg’s Center for Tech and Civic Life and founding the Center for Secure and Modern Elections, which has lobbied for elections changes that would make voter fraud even easier.
Herrig is also deeply entangled in the NVF network – serving as a senior adviser to Accountable.US, a far-left organization that discourages corporations and individual donors from contributing to center-right non-profits. He also serves on the board of American Oversight, a progressive pressure group that is behind the witch-hunt to force Justice Clarence Thomas off of the Supreme Court. American Oversight, like the Congressional Integrity Project, launders its talking points through the corporate media.
Brad Woodhouse, a former DNC spokesman, also serves on the Congressional Integrity Projects board; while Leslie Dach, a former VP of corporate affairs for Walmart and advisor to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, serves as a senior advisor.
The two most recently available IRS 990 forms for the Congressional Integrity Project show the organization received just two major donations in 2020 and 2021 for $1 million and $500,000 respectively. Public records suggest both donations came from the SixteenThirty Fund which is managed, in turn, by NVF.
At no point did the Guardian reveal any of this information to its readers before publishing its article claiming boosting the work of the Congressional Integrity Project.
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The Guardian newspaper has laundered a progressive dark money group's talking points in an effort to undermine an expected U.S. House of Representatives impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, the National Pulse can reveal.
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The Biden Department of Justice’s landmark anti-trust case against Google’s search engine monopoly is set to begin today, with the lawsuit – originally filed in October of 2020 – alleging that Google formed an anticompetitive monopoly through revenue-sharing agreements with companies like Apple, Samsung, and Mozilla, which make Google the default search engine on web browsers and mobile phones. Google contests the claims, arguing its agreements are not exclusive and that device default settings can be easily changed. The trial is expected to last for eight to ten weeks, and an initial ruling is not expected until next year.
If Google loses, it could lead to major changes in its business arrangements and potential divestments. The outcome also has implications for other investigations and lawsuits faced by tech giants like Amazon, Apple, and Ticketmaster, as it could shape how U.S. courts and enforcers handle anti-competitive behavior by dominant companies that establish monopoly power.
The trial is being presided over by U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, who was appointed by former President Barack Obama. It is expected to take years before a final decision is reached. If Google loses, a second trial will be needed to determine an appropriate remedy, followed by potential appeals that could reach the U.S. Supreme Court. The trial is considered a key legal precedent for determining how companies can leverage their dominance in one market to gain an advantage in another.
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The Biden Department of Justice's landmark anti-trust case against Google's search engine monopoly is set to begin today, with the lawsuit – originally filed in October of 2020 – alleging that Google formed an anticompetitive monopoly through revenue-sharing agreements with companies like Apple, Samsung, and Mozilla, which make Google the default search engine on web browsers and mobile phones. Google contests the claims, arguing its agreements are not exclusive and that device default settings can be easily changed. The trial is expected to last for eight to ten weeks, and an initial ruling is not expected until next year.
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Susanna Gibson, a Democrat candidate in a highly contested race for the Virginia House of Delegates, spent her spare time demanding payment for livestreamed sex acts with her husband on the internet. The mother of two and nurse practitioner is reported to have performed the sex acts on the website Chaturbate, where she had more than 5,700 followers. She told viewers she was “raising money for a good cause” in at least two of the explicit videos.
The candidate’s lawyer, Daniel P. Watkins, says they are working with law enforcement and that the dissemination of the explicit videos violates Virginia law which states: “Any person who, with the intent to coerce, harass, or intimidate, maliciously disseminates or sells…” explicit images or videos “…where such person knows or has reason to know that he is not licensed or authorized to disseminate or sell such…” explicit images or videos “…is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor.”
At least one individual doesn’t see a problem with Gibson’s secondary career. Adult entertainment industry lawyer, Corey D. Silverstein, responded to the incident saying, “I think it’s fantastic you have someone running who has an open sex life. It’s actually very refreshing.”
Control over the Virginia House of Delegates, the commonwealth’s lower legislative body, will be decided in this November in what is expected to be close election. The Republican Governor of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin, has built a sizable war chest to help ensure Republicans maintain control of the House and hopes to flip the State Senate, ending the current slim Democrat majority.
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Susanna Gibson, a Democrat candidate in a highly contested race for the Virginia House of Delegates, spent her spare time demanding payment for livestreamed sex acts with her husband on the internet. The mother of two and nurse practitioner is reported to have performed the sex acts on the website Chaturbate, where she had more than 5,700 followers. She told viewers she was "raising money for a good cause” in at least two of the explicit videos.
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Authorities have requested the removal of a sculpture depicting a naked woman situated outside an asylum center in Germany, with critics arguing they did so over fear of causing offense to the 140 migrants set to move in on Friday.
A spokeswoman for the council stated the sculpture – called “The Sinner” and first installed in 1976 – “has left its usual place and is now situated in the courtyard of a large office complex,” adding that the decision was made to increase space in the area for further development.
The chairman of the centrist FDP party in Saxony, Holger Zastrow, contested the local council’s explanation, however, claiming that “art is banished from public space to the backyard because of assumed sensitivities… This is not acceptable. I demand of the administration that the sculpture be returned to its ancestral place.”
The resulting backlash has already caused the council to re-evaluate the plans, with the Lord Mayor of Dresden, Dirk Hilbert, admitting there was no planning for the decision nor financial resources to redevelop the area outside the center.
The asylum center expects to eventually house up to 280 migrants at a cost of €432,000 ($463,443) a year to local taxpayers, with Dresden’s construction mayor Stephan Kuhn admitting about the facilities, “We are housing only men here — from Afghanistan, Syria, and Venezuela.”
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Authorities have requested the removal of a sculpture depicting a naked woman situated outside an asylum center in Germany, with critics arguing they did so over fear of causing offense to the 140 migrants set to move in on Friday.
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Walter Isaacson, the official biographer of Elon Musk, claims the “X” (formerly Twitter) owner has a “demon mode” which enables him to deal with the “maniacal intensity” of running six different companies and having almost one dozen children with three different mothers.
Isaacson, asked about Musk’s childhood and early relationships, told an interviewer: “He had a very tough childhood. He learned how to deal with pain, and he learned to love drama that his father instilled in him. He was bullied as a child, and his father sided with the bullies.”
“So, throughout his life Musk has had these dark demons. Sometimes great people have dark demons in their head, and they’re able to channel those demons to become driven,” Isaacson added.
“He is driven by demons,” the biographer of Steve Jobs and Henry Kissinger told the Financial Times.
Isaacson’s new book – out Tuesday – has already caused a stir with claims that Musk “put lives at risk” after he allegedly limited Ukraine’s Starlink to prevent an attack off the coast of Crimea in 2022. Musk says he made the decision to avoid complicity “in a major act of war.”
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Walter Isaacson, the official biographer of Elon Musk, claims the "X" (formerly Twitter) owner has a "demon mode" which enables him to deal with the "maniacal intensity" of running six different companies and having almost one dozen children with three different mothers.
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The United States has agreed to swap prisoners with the Islamic Republic of Iran as well as releasing $6 billion in previously frozen funds. A blanket waiver, issued by President Joe Biden’s State Department on September 11th, will allow international banks in South Korea to transfer $6 billion to Qatar’s central bank for Iran’s use without triggering U.S. sanctions. Congress was informed of the deal on Monday, despite Secretary of State Antony Blinken reportedly having signed off on the agreement last week.
The five Iranian prisoners held by the U.S. to be swapped are reported to be: Mehrdad Moein Ansari, Kambiz Attar Kashani, Reza Sarhangpour Kafrani, Amin Hassanzadeh, Kaveh Afrasiabi.
Kambiz Attar Kashani and Reza Sarhangpour Kafrani were imprisoned “…for conspiring to illegally export U.S. goods and technology to end users in Iran…” in violation of U.S. sanctions according to the Department of Justice. Kaveh Afrasiabi was arrested for acting as an unregistered foreign agent for Iran, having lobbied both Congress and the State Department for policies favorable to the Islamic Republic. Michigan resident Amin Hasanzadeh was imprisoned for stealing a U.S. company’s trade secrets and conspiring to share them with the Iranian military through his brother who still resides in Iran. Mehrdad Ansari was also imprisoned over a scheme to circumvent U.S. sanctions.
At this time it is unclear what, or who, the U.S. will receive from the Islamic Republic of Iran as part of the agreement.
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The United States has agreed to swap prisoners with the Islamic Republic of Iran as well as releasing $6 billion in previously frozen funds. A blanket waiver, issued by President Joe Biden's State Department on September 11th, will allow international banks in South Korea to transfer $6 billion to Qatar's central bank for Iran's use without triggering U.S. sanctions. Congress was informed of the deal on Monday, despite Secretary of State Antony Blinken reportedly having signed off on the agreement last week.
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President Joe Biden made a bizarre display in front of gathered media in Vietnam when he leaned in and gave a memorial dedicated to Senator John McCain a long, kiss. Biden made the stop while en route back to the United States following his appearance at the G20 summit in India.
The kissing incident caps off a series of bizarre moments during Biden’s overseas trip. While giving a press conference in Hanoi, Vietnam, Biden in a moment of confusion shuffled through is notes saying, “I’ll just follow my orders here. Staff, is there anybody that hasn’t spoken yet?” When the media began shouting additional questions, the President angrily snapped, “I ain’t calling on you.”
JUST IN 🚨 Biden in Vietnam: "I'll just follow my orders here. Staff, is there anybody that hasn't spoken yet? I ain't calling on you."
Later in the press conference, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre abruptly interrupted Biden while he was incoherently describing a conversation he had with Premier Li Qiang at the G20, stating, “Thank you everybody. This ends the press conference.” Before Biden’s microphone was cut off, the President declared, “I don’t know about you, but I’m going to go to bed.”
While in India for the G20 summit late last week, President Biden said that he does not intend to contain China – a country whose recent aggressive actions have drawn increasing concern from its neighbors, and U.S. allies, such as the Philippines and Japan.
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President Joe Biden made a bizarre display in front of gathered media in Vietnam when he leaned in and gave a memorial dedicated to Senator John McCain a long, kiss. Biden made the stop while en route back to the United States following his appearance at the G20 summit in India.
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