Donald Trump is increasing his support among Hispanic voters, according to a recent Univision poll, with 50 percent of Hispanic Republicans saying they will vote for him in the GOP primary. Nationally, Hispanic support for the former president stands at 36 percent – up four points since he left office in January 2021.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, once considered a legitimate threat to Trump for the 2024 nomination, polled a distant second on 12 percent, not far ahead of the hitherto unknown Vivek Ramaswamy, on nine percent.
The poll, which purports to be the largest Hispanic bipartisan primary public polling of the 2024 election cycle so far, also shows that when it comes to border security, Republicans have a slim advantage in trust among Hispanic voters, with 41 percent trusting Republicans to bring the migrant crisis under control compared to 40 percent who trust the Democrats.
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Donald Trump is increasing his support among Hispanic voters, according to a recent Univision poll, with 50 percent of Hispanic Republicans saying they will vote for him in the GOP primary. Nationally, Hispanic support for the former president stands at 36 percent – up four points since he left office in January 2021.
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The new book authored by Cassidy Hutchinson – a former Mark Meadows aide-turned-leftist – is under fire for numerous fabrications, not least appearing to get one of her colleagues’ religion incorrect when recalling a “story” about Meadows accidentally consuming alcohol.
Hutchinson wrote that Meadows consumed White Claws on a Monday morning, mistaking them for flavored seltzer water. Meadows is a devout Southern Baptist and does not consume alcohol.
But in her “recollection”, Hutchinson says White House Office of Management and Budget director Russ Vought was present, identifying him as a “faithful Mormon”, and says that Vought declined Meadows’s offer to try a White Claw. According to Vought however, the incident never happened and in a post on X (formerly Twitter) Vought makes clear that he is not, in fact, a Mormon.
This story from Cassidy is a total fabrication. I’m not a Mormon and this interaction with Mark never occurred. https://t.co/4vjqiNGKbL
When Hutchinson testified before the House Democrat’s January 6th Committee – an overproduced show trial meant to smear former President Donald Trump – she made several outrageous claims that have since been debunked. According to the newly-minted left-wing fantasist, Trump attempted to grab the steering wheel of ‘The Beast’ – the presidential limousine – in an effort to commandeer it to drive to the capitol in the midst of the riots. Trump was not traveling in ‘The Beast’ that day and even if he had been, given the structure and layout of the vehicle, such an action would be physically impossible.
In a further blow to Hutchinson’s credibility, recently leaked text messages between the former White House aide and her lawyer contradict the official testimony she gave the January 6th Committee. Some messages even suggest Hutchinson knowingly mislead lawmakers.
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The new book authored by Cassidy Hutchinson – a former Mark Meadows aide-turned-leftist – is under fire for numerous fabrications, not least appearing to get one of her colleagues' religion incorrect when recalling a "story" about Meadows accidentally consuming alcohol.
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An investigation into Joe Biden’s classified documents is apparently casting a “wide net” and going all the way back to the President’s time as a Senator – but sources leaking to ABC have implied the investigation will end sympathetically, with Biden’s improper retention of sensitive material being classed as “more likely a mistake than a criminal act.”
Special Counsel Robert Hur was appointed to investigate the situation after classified documents were found in boxes near the 46th President’s Corvette, having also previously been found at his office in the Penn Biden Center.
Leaks to ABC News suggest Blinken and other senior figures have been interviewed by Hur’s team, with the investigation said to have “grown into a sprawling examination of Obama-era security protocols and internal White House processes,” indicating Hur’s report is going to focus on institutional rather than personal failings.
The soft-touch approach to Biden compared to Trump – who has been aggressively pursued and prosecuted by Special Counsel Jack Smith for allegedly mishandling classified documents after leaving the White House – comes in spite of the fact that Trump had enjoyed full declassifying authority as President of the United States. Biden, who took documents as a Senator and later as Vice President, had no such authority.
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An investigation into Joe Biden's classified documents is apparently casting a "wide net" and going all the way back to the President's time as a Senator – but sources leaking to ABC have implied the investigation will end sympathetically, with Biden's improper retention of sensitive material being classed as "more likely a mistake than a criminal act."
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It’s highly unlikely ABC’s main sources are anyone but the team investigating Biden, and while it might be tempting to get excited by talk of the investigators asking whether Biden did things like handle classified information on his private iPad, all signs point to an incoming whitewash
It’s highly unlikely ABC’s main sources are anyone but the team investigating Biden, and while it might be tempting to get excited by talk of the investigators asking whether Biden did things like handle classified information on his private iPad, all signs point to an incoming whitewash show more
President Donald J. Trump hailed Congressional scrapper Rep. Matt Gaetz as a strong and talented leader during an exclusive interview with The National Pulse. Trump praised the Florida Republican for weathering a “Russia, Russia, Russia”-style attempt to take him out with a phony sex trafficking scandal that Trump says he “never believed for a second.”
Speaking to The National Pulse’s Editor-in-Chief at Mar A Lago, the 45th President of the Untied States described Gaetz, who has been linked with running for Florida Governor, as “a great guy” and “a wonderful person.”
“He’s strong, he went through hell for two years over something that I never believed for a second,” Trump said, adding: “He held up very strong… a lot of guys can’t hold up to that and they put themselves in a corner, put their thumb in their mouth and they say ‘Mama, take me home, get me out here,’ and Matt was strong.”
The former president said he could relate to the Florida firebrand because “what he goes through, I go through times ten” – and that he is able to weather it “because I see the love, I see the people, I see what we’re doing, I know what we’re right.”
“It’s a scam,” Trump concluded. “It’s another scam, it’s Russia, Russia, Russia all over again.”
Gaetz himself has referred to the Pulse+ as the “centerpiece of intellectual populist conservatism,” adding: “In Congress, when people talk about the thought leading investigations and analysis, we are very frequently talking about The National Pulse.”
President Donald J. Trump hailed Congressional scrapper Rep. Matt Gaetz as a strong and talented leader during an exclusive interview with The National Pulse. Trump praised the Florida Republican for weathering a "Russia, Russia, Russia"-style attempt to take him out with a phony sex trafficking scandal that Trump says he "never believed for a second."
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A House Oversight Committee bank subpoena has revealed two wire transfers from China to Hunter Biden in 2019 listing President Joe Biden’s Wilmington, Delaware, home as the beneficiary address. House Oversight Chairman James Comer said these wire transfers, for $10,000 and $250,000, are the first examples found of Hunter Biden receiving money directly and not through a shell company.
“Bank records don’t lie but President Joe Biden does. In 2020, Joe Biden told Americans that his family never received money from China. We’ve already proved that to be a lie earlier this year, and now we know that two wires originating from Beijing listed Joe Biden’s Wilmington home as the beneficiary address when he was running for President of the United States,” said committee chairman James Comer.
“Joe Biden’s abuse of public office for his family’s financial gain threatens our national security. What did the Bidens do with this money from Beijing? Americans demand and deserve accountability for President Biden and the First Family’s corruption,” he added.
Hunter attorney Abbe Lowell claims the wires were part of a loan transaction. Hunter was supposedly borrowing funds using his equity as security, with the wires going to the Wilmington address because it was his only permanent address at the time.
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A House Oversight Committee bank subpoena has revealed two wire transfers from China to Hunter Biden in 2019 listing President Joe Biden's Wilmington, Delaware, home as the beneficiary address. House Oversight Chairman James Comer said these wire transfers, for $10,000 and $250,000, are the first examples found of Hunter Biden receiving money directly and not through a shell company.
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Kassam explained that rather than going into the interview with the intent to debate and beat up the former President, as much of the corporate media does, The National Pulse had, “a very keen idea of what we really wanted to get out here, which is: who is this man? What makes him tick? How is his mind operating at the moment? What are the key things on the top of his mind on a day-to-day basis.”
“Those are the things you will see carry this campaign through; those are the things that have got him not just dominating the field on the Republican side, but increasing his lead… while everybody is spending hundreds of millions of dollars against him.”
The National Pulse’s interview with the former President will be available on Wednesday afternoon for the general public, and is currently available for Pulse+ members here.
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The National Pulse's interview with Donald Trump will allow the American public to learn more about the personality and motivations of the 45th President, said site Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam in an appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room on Tuesday.
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The National Pulse is delighted to present early access for our members to the full interview with President Donald J. Trump.
The Mar a Lago exclusive covered the political as well as the personal, and allowed some further insight into the mind of the 45th President of the United States as he embarks upon yet another historic election campaign.
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Olena Zelenska, the wife of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, appeared unsure during an interview if her husband would run for re-election in 2024 as the country continues to fight a war with Russia. Zelenska also indicated that she hasn’t always been as supportive of her husbands political aspirations.
“Even when he ran for the first time, I didn’t fully endorse it,” Ukraine’s First Lady told Margaret Brennan on CBS’s ‘Face the Nation’. “But if he runs again, if he runs for the second time, if he decided it is necessary — well, we have some experience, we’ve been there.” Zelenska’s emphasis on ‘if’ seemed to suggest that her husband was still weighing weather to seek re-election as leader of the war-torn country. She added that if Ukrainians “…no longer wish him to be the president, he will probably not run.”
The First Lady of Ukraine also seemed to suggest the 2024 elections in the country might not occur at all.
Western leaders like Dutch head of the Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly, Tiny Knox, have encouraged Ukraine to move forward with their 2024 elections despite the country being under martial law. U.S. lawmakers like Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) have also pushed for Ukrainian elections next year.
Ukrainian officials have said they believe holding open elections in the midst of the ongoing war may be impossible. At least one security official said in an interview that they believed the push for elections by Western leaders was a Russian conspiracy, adding, “There is no situation in which it is possible to have a democratic election during the war.”
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Olena Zelenska, the wife of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, appeared unsure during an interview if her husband would run for re-election in 2024 as the country continues to fight a war with Russia. Zelenska also indicated that she hasn't always been as supportive of her husbands political aspirations.
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Hunter Biden is suing Rudy Giuliani and the former New York Mayor’s attorney, alleging the pair violated his digital privacy and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by attempting to hack his personal devices.
Hunter’s legal team filed the civil lawsuit with a California District Court on Tuesday afternoon, accusing Giuliani and Robert Costello of “hacking into, tampering with, manipulating, copying, disseminating, and generally obsessing over data that they were given that was taken or stolen from” the son of the President’s devices.
The claim also argues the “[d]efendants are among those who have been primarily responsible for what has been described as the “total annihilation” of [the] Plaintiff’s digital privacy.” Hunter’s lawyers now demand a jury trial on the matter.
Giuliani and his team have long disputed the claim that they violated Hunter’s privacy on the grounds that the laptop was obtained only after he abandoned it, and could therefore be released to the public.
This is not the first instance of Hunter Biden filing a lawsuit over an alleged violation of his privacy after he sued the owner of a Delaware computer repair shop earlier this year.
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Hunter Biden is suing Rudy Giuliani and the former New York Mayor's attorney, alleging the pair violated his digital privacy and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by attempting to hack his personal devices.
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Adam Schiff, a U.S. Senate hopeful and powerful Democrat member of the House of Representatives, directed millions in taxpayer dollars to major defense firms who backed his Congressional campaigns. The discovery of Schiff’s questionable use of earmarks came after the Congressman attacked his Senate primary opponent Katie Porter (D-CA) for opposing pork-barrel spending, while bragging he had secured critical funding for drug recovery and homeless programs through earmark spending.
Members of Congress often use earmarks to bring taxpayer dollars back to their district and fund local projects to improve communities. Some, however, abuse the process and end up using taxpayer dollars as a kick-back to companies who contribute to their election campaigns.
In 2010 the Republican majority in control the House of Representatives enacted sweeping reforms, including to the earmark process. Several earmarks requested by Schiff prior to 2010 would now be barred under the rules today.
Lobbying firm the PMA Group, for example, represented many of the defense firms Schiff secured funds for, while they contributed thousands to his Congressional campaigns. Owner Paul Magliocchetti was sentenced to 27 months in prison in 2011 for his role in one of the largest schemes to avoid campaign contribution limits in U.S. history.
Schiff was one of the central figures in the Russiagate hoax, and pushed for former President Trump’s removal from office.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) filed a motion to fine Schiff $16 million (half of the cost of the faux investigation launched by Democrats) and expel him from Congress. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) – a leading Ron DeSantis surrogate – opposed Rep. Luna’s move against Schiff, the expulsion motion ultimately failing.
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Adam Schiff, a U.S. Senate hopeful and powerful Democrat member of the House of Representatives, directed millions in taxpayer dollars to major defense firms who backed his Congressional campaigns. The discovery of Schiff's questionable use of earmarks came after the Congressman attacked his Senate primary opponent Katie Porter (D-CA) for opposing pork-barrel spending, while bragging he had secured critical funding for drug recovery and homeless programs through earmark spending.
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