Donald Trump says he is ready to be sent to prison if it means restoring democracy in America and leads to long term victory for the United States as he knows it. The news came shortly after foreign-born Obama judge Tanya Chutkan placed a gag order on the former President, restricting his ability to defend himself in the court of public opinion.
“They’re getting beaten very badly by me in the polls. They think the only way they can catch me is to stop me from speaking,” Trump said of the order, imposed as part of a Washington, D.C. case against him centered on the events of January 6th 2021, at a rally in the Hawkeye State.
“They want to take away my voice and a judge gave a gag order… which I believe is totally unconstitutional,” said the former president.
“A judge gave a gag order, a judge doesn’t like me too much. Her whole life is not liking me, but she gave a gag order. You know what a gag order is? You can’t speak badly about your opponent. But this is weaponry all being done because Joe Biden is losing the election and losing very, very badly to all of us in the polls,” he continued.
“But what they don’t understand is that I am willing to go to jail if that’s what it takes for our country to win and become a democracy again.”
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Donald Trump says he is ready to be sent to prison if it means restoring democracy in America and leads to long term victory for the United States as he knows it. The news came shortly after foreign-born Obama judge Tanya Chutkan placed a gag order on the former President, restricting his ability to defend himself in the court of public opinion.
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Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky is squeezing the American taxpayer and European Union governments are skipping out on paying their fair share because Joe Biden lacks the wits to put America first, Donald Trump told The National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam.
“I think these are the dumbest people I’ve ever seen,” the former president said of Biden and the people who run his government in an exclusive interview.
“I just watched him today with Zelensky, handing over money, money, just like nothing; like taking candy from a baby,” he lamented.
“Look, I feel very badly for the Ukrainian people,” Trump stressed. “Here’s the problem: Europe isn’t paying their share. Europe’s in for 25 billion, and we’re in for 200 billion,” he explained, likening the issue to the one he dealt with regarding NATO during his presidency.
“In NATO, they weren’t paying up. Twenty-eight countries, and almost all of them were not paid up; they owed hundreds of billions of dollars and we were spending three times, four times than we were supposed to just keeping it together for them – and then they took advantage of us on trade on top of everything else,” Trump said.
“I said listen, if you don’t pay, we’re not going to defend you any longer… I said if you’re not paid up, if you’re delinquent, which you are right now, that means if you get attacked we’re not going to do any defense of you. The money poured in like you wouldn’t believe,” he recalled.
“The [NATO] Secretary-General, [Jens] Stoltenberg, said he’s never seen anything like it… Obama would come, make a speech and leave, Bush would come, make a speech and leave, Trump would come and say what’s wrong with your books here? Nobody’s paying.”
Trump said the Europeans could not be blamed for letting America do all the heavy lifting, however, as America under Biden has proved so willing to be taken advantage of: “They’re saying, why should we do it when the stupid leaders of the United States are doing it? I would say the same thing: If you don’t have to do it, you don’t have to do it,” he said, analyzing the Europeans’ minimum-effort attitude with a businessman’s eye.
He vowed there would be equalization when he returns to the White House, however, with Europe told in no uncertain terms that any future payments would have to be “at least” 50-50.
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Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky is squeezing the American taxpayer and European Union governments are skipping out on paying their fair share because Joe Biden lacks the wits to put America first, Donald Trump told The National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam.
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Former President Donald J. Trump will today announce, at a speech in Clive, Iowa, a zero tolerance approach to foreign nationals in the United States supporting terrorism or cheering on groups like Hamas, The National Pulse can reveal. Speaking on Monday afternoon, Trump will state: “we will implement strong ideological screening for ALL immigrants to the United States”.
He will add: “No longer will we allow dangerous lunatics, haters, bigots, and maniacs to get residency in our country. If you empathize with Radical Islamic terrorists and extremists, you’re DISQUALIFIED—if you want to abolish the state of Israel, you’re DISQUALIFIED —if you support Hamas or the ideology behind Hamas, you’re DISQUALIFIED —and if you’re a Communist, Marxist, or Fascist, you are DISQUALIFIED.
“In addition, we will aggressively deport resident aliens with jihadist sympathies.
“In the wake of the attacks on Israel, Americans have been disgusted to see open support for terrorists among the legions of foreign nationals on college campuses. Under the Trump administration, we will revoke the student visas of radical anti-American and anti-Semitic foreigners at our colleges and universities—and we will send them straight back home.
“Likewise, the mobs of pro-Hamas barbarians we saw in the streets of New York and other cities last week have no place in America. Jewish mothers and fathers should never have to send their children to school fearing they will be shot or stabbed on a so-called “Day of Jihad”.
“Under my administration, we will proactively send ICE to pro-jihadist demonstrations to enforce our immigration laws and remove the violators from our country.”
The hardline response to the past week’s atrocities and depraved responses is likely to trigger the corporate media and Marxist left in America who have presided over open borders and pro war policies for decades.
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Former President Donald J. Trump will today announce, at a speech in Clive, Iowa, a zero tolerance approach to foreign nationals in the United States supporting terrorism or cheering on groups like Hamas, The National Pulse can reveal. Speaking on Monday afternoon, Trump will state: "we will implement strong ideological screening for ALL immigrants to the United States".
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Foreign-born U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is overseeing the Washington, D.C. trial for Donald Trump’s actions on January 6th, partially granted a Department of Justice (DOJ) request for a gag order against the former-President and his attorneys.
The order – an attack on a former President’s first amendment rights – indeed bars Trump from commenting on DOJ special prosecutor Jack Smith, his staff, court staff, and potential witnesses. Chutkan rejected broader DOJ requests to bar comments on the department itself, President Biden, and Washington, D.C. – attacks on the latter the DOJ argued could ‘taint’ the jury pool.
After hearing arguments from the prosecution and defense Chutkan concluded that: “Mr. Trump is a criminal defendant. He is facing four felony charges. He is under the supervision of the criminal justice system and he must follow his conditions of release.” She then asked Trump attorney John Lauro if he agreed that given his status as a defendant, the former-President “does not have the right to say and do exactly what he pleases.”
Chutkan previously worked at the infamous Biden-linked Boies Schiller Flexner law firm, which also represented Burisma, the board of which President Joe Biden’s son Hunter sat. Chutkan’s grandfather, Frank Hill, and great uncle, Kenneth Hill, were Marxists who were imprisoned during the British colonial era, with Governor Sir Arthur Richards describing Kenneth, in particular, as “probably the most dangerous subversive agent in Jamaica.”
Judge Chutkan appeared mostly concerned with the type of language Donald Trump used to describe Smith and others, rather than the actual accusations made. “If the message Mr. Trump wants to express is ‘my prosecution is politically motivated,’ he can do so without using ‘highly charged language’,” she said. While not detailing any specific repercussions for violating the gag order, Chutkan said she would would not hesitate to impose sanctions – indicating any punishments would most likely be in the form of monetary fines instead of jail time.
The Trump campaign responded to Judge Chutkan’s order in a statement:
Today’s decision is an absolute abomination and another partisan knife stuck in the heart of our Democracy by Crooked Joe Biden, who was granted to the right to muzzle his political opponent, the leading candidate for the Presidency in 2024, and the most popular political leader in America, President Donald J. Trump. President Trump will continue to fight for our Constitution, the American people’s right to support him, and to keep our country free of the chains of weaponized and targeted law enforcement.
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Foreign-born U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is overseeing the Washington, D.C. trial for Donald Trump's actions on January 6th, partially granted a Department of Justice (DOJ) request for a gag order against the former-President and his attorneys.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence’s already struggling 2024 presidential campaign has racked up debts upwards of $620,000, according to a campaign finance filing released over the weekend.
Pence’s campaign managed to raise just $3.3 million in the last quarter, a figure far below competitors in the GOP nominee race, considering the former Vice President himself contributed $150,000. Pence’s former running mate, Donald Trump, on the other hand, raised a whopping $45.5 million in the same quarter.
The filing also noted that it has just $1.2 million in cash to support the campaign, yet $200,000 cannot be deployed due to it having been raised by donors who have already provided the maximum amount for a primary campaign. The funds would only be available in a general election.
The last time a GOP candidate reported such high debts was former Governor of Wisconsin Scott Walker, who dropped out of the 2016 Republican nominee race days after revealing campaign debts of $161,000 – almost half a million dollars less than Pence.
“That debt number is gonna be impossible to pay back… When he drops out he’s going to have to do debt-retirement fundraisers,” admitted an anonymous ally of the former Vice President.
Worse still for Pence is that his campaign is yet to announce whether it has amassed the requisite 70,000 individual donors for the third Republican presidential debate on November 8th. Pence barely made the first debate’s requirement of only 40,000 individual donors and only reached the number within a couple of weeks of the debate.
Pence has taken to attacking his former running mate in a last-gasp bid to save his campaign, such as blaming Hamas terrorism on the 45th president and suggesting Trump is not conservative because he would attempt to broker peace in Ukraine, though to little avail. He has consistently polled below five percent since announcing his campaign.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence's already struggling 2024 presidential campaign has racked up debts upwards of $620,000, according to a campaign finance filing released over the weekend.
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Law and Justice (PiS), Poland’s governing national conservative party, has likely lost power to a coalition of liberal parties led by former European Council president Donald Tusk in an election with record-high turnout.
Exit and late polls indicate PiS, which became the first party since the fall of communism to win an outright majority in the Polish legislature in 2015, and retained power in 2019, will still be the largest party in the Sejm (roughly equivalent to the U.S. House of Representatives) once all the votes are counted – but not large enough to govern alone.
Tusk’s Civic Coalition (KO), comprised of several “centrist” and left-leaning parties, is in second, but the smaller Third Way (TD) and New Left (Nowa Lewice/NL) coalitions have indicated they will ally with Tusk to form a combined government. The three together should be able to command a slim but decisive legislative majority.
Konfederacja (Confederation), a pro-tax cuts, anti-mass migration party, ruled out forming a coalition with PiS prior to the elections, but may have enabled it to continue leading a minority government in exchange for key policy concession. It appears to have performed far below expectations, however, and will most likely be unable to help PiS reach the required 231-seat majority to pass a budget.
PiS organized four referendums to fall on the same day as the election. Voters were asked whether state-owned companies should be sold to foreign entities, whether the European Union should be allowed to impose migrant quotas on Poland, whether a border wall should be dismantled, and whether the retirement age, which PiS lowered to 60 for women and 65 for men, should be increased. All four proposals appear to have been rejected by overwhelming margins of over 95 percent.
Tusk increased the retirement age to 67 when he was Prime Minister, and his party agreed to a EU migrant quotas and opposed the border wall. They have attempted to sabotage the referendums, however, by urging supporters to boycott them, as results are not binding unless over 50 percent of the electorate participates.
Currently, turnout in the elections stands at over 70 percent, but turnout in the referendums is hovering around 45 percent.
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Law and Justice (PiS), Poland's governing national conservative party, has likely lost power to a coalition of liberal parties led by former European Council president Donald Tusk in an election with record-high turnout.
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Poland is no backwater: Law and Justice ousting Tusk’s party in 2015 knocked a huge brick out of the globalist wall, and helped pave the way for Brexit in Britain and Donald Trump in America a year later
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Robert F Kennedy Jr. has replaced his presidential campaign manager, former Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich, with his daughter-in-law, who also happens to be a Central Intelligence Service (CIA) agent.
Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, married to RFK‘s son of the same name, was announced as Kucinich’s replacement this weekend, after he suggested the campaign needed a “new direction.” Kucinich, who also ran for president on two occasions, had been RFK’s campaign manager since the latter announced his presidential run earlier this year.
“Amaryllis is a woman of extraordinary intelligence and drive who I am confident will take this campaign to the next level,” said RFK in a statement following the announcement.
Amaryllis spent a decade at the CIA working in the organization’s most elite and clandestine operations unit. Her memoir suggests she was deployed to 16 different countries as part of her goal of hunting some of the world’s most dangerous terrorists.
Her writings, however, have been criticized as “grossly exaggerated” and “BS” by multiple senior CIA colleagues. William Murray, a CIA operations official, said: “You don’t go wandering around Karachi on your own… You’ll wind up in some warlord’s harem, or you’ll wind up dead.”
Amaryllis joins the senior campaign staff as RFK is coming under increased scrutiny from both sides following his decision to run as an independent in next year’s presidential election. Last week, RFK was left dumbfounded in an interview with Sean Hannity in which the latter bombarded the presidential candidate with questions exposing his liberal politics.
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Robert F Kennedy Jr. has replaced his presidential campaign manager, former Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich, with his daughter-in-law, who also happens to be a Central Intelligence Service (CIA) agent.
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Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban says the European Union (EU) has “legally raped Poland and Hungary” by “forcing through” a new Migration Pact which requires all EU member-states to make so-called “solidarity contributions” during times of high illegal immigration.
Despite opposing EU border states’ policy of allowing boat migrants to land in Europe in large numbers, often facilitated by nonprofits funded by the German government, Poland and Hungary will now be required to take a share of the migrants, take over examining their asylum claims, or make “financial contributions” to provide for them.
Orban has vowed to fight back against the Migration Pact, insisting “there will be no compromise on migration. Not today, and not in the upcoming years. We will defend our borders from migrants and from the Brussels bureaucrats as well!”
Led by national conservative governments, Poland and Hungary successfully resisted EU efforts to impose migrant quotas on them in 2015, when Germany’s former leader Angela Merkel attempted to recover from the migrant crisis she created by redistributing the new arrivals across Europe.
Similarly, the new migration redistribution scheme follows Italian leader Giorgia Meloni’s failure to stop and unprecedented influx of boat migrants. While she promised to implement a naval blockade to end the crisis before she was elected, she has refused to do so now she is in office, attempting to lighten Italy’s burden by having the EU move migrants on to other European countries instead.
Hungary may find it harder to resist the new pact if the Polish government changes after national elections later this month, however, with polls suggesting globalist former European Council president Donald Tusk could take over the country.
Brussels legally raped Poland and Hungary by forcing through the #MigrationPact . So there will be no compromise on migration. Not today, and not in the upcoming years. We will defend our borders from migrants and from the Brussels bureaucrats as well! pic.twitter.com/YRR5IJfQKR
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban says the European Union (EU) has "legally raped Poland and Hungary" by "forcing through" a new Migration Pact which requires all EU member-states to make so-called "solidarity contributions" during times of high illegal immigration.
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Charles Edward Littlejohn, a former contractor for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), pleaded guilty to unauthorized disclosure of tax returns on Thursday. Littlejohn, 38, was charged with stealing tax return information and providing it to two news outlets from 2018 to 2020. Sentencing is set for January 29th, with a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
“The unauthorized theft and disclosure of tax return information by government employees or contractors is a serious breach of the public’s trust,” commented Acting Assistant Attorney General Nicole M. Argentieri.
“The American people have every right to expect the utmost integrity from those who are granted access to sensitive taxpayer information through their employment with the IRS,” added Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) Deputy Inspector General Trevor Nelson.
In addition to Trump, whom the Justice Department did not name in their statement but is known to be Littlejohn’s main victim due to admissions he made to the court, the contractor “separately stole tax return information for thousands of the nation’s wealthiest individuals.”
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Charles Edward Littlejohn, a former contractor for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), pleaded guilty to unauthorized disclosure of tax returns on Thursday. Littlejohn, 38, was charged with stealing tax return information and providing it to two news outlets from 2018 to 2020. Sentencing is set for January 29th, with a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
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WhatsApp messages from Boris Johnson’s tenure as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom reveal key figures in his government considered his then girlfriend, now wife, Carrie Symonds to be “the real person in charge” of the British government and its decision making.
According to messages sent by Cabinet Secretary Simon Case, the UK press was wrong to label Dominic Cummings – the chief advisor to Johnson – as the “secret Prime Minister”.
“I was always told that [Dominic Cummings] was the secret PM. How wrong they are,” Johnson wrote in October of 2020. “I look forward to telling select [committee] tomorrow – ‘oh, fuck no, don’t worry about Dom, the real person in charge is Carrie’.”
The National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam extensivelycoveredtheoutsized influence the former-Prime Minister’s significant other had on the U.K. government. According to Kassam, Johnson’s wife “…immediately corrupted what little semblance of conservatism Johnson once had, as only a third wife can… almost every single scandal had her bungling fingerprints all over it.”
Symonds reportedly directed government policy on a range of issues including transgenderism, environmental regulations, and the COVID-19 pandemic response. Benjamin Harris-Quinney, chairman of the conservative U.K. think-tank the Bow Group, told The National Pulse in February of 2021 that the power Symonds wielded in government raised serious constitutional concerns.
Harris-Quinney noted that unlike the First Lady of the United States, the spouse or partner of the Prime Minister has no real legal framework allowing for a direct role in government. The latest revelations from those who served in Johnson’s government serve as further confirmation that the un-elected, unaccountable Symonds, not Johnson or Cummings, ran the U.K.
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WhatsApp messages from Boris Johnson's tenure as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom reveal key figures in his government considered his then girlfriend, now wife, Carrie Symonds to be "the real person in charge" of the British government and its decision making.
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