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In order to mark Trump’s first 100 days in
office, I took the liberty of sharing 100 reports of corruption he’s
responsible for.

Take a look below — one example of corruption for every single day he’s
been in office.

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Count with me now: In just one hundred days, Donald Trump, his family, and
his Administration have:

1. Turned the White House into a Tesla dealership.
2. Fired independent commissioners at the FTC.
3. Punished former officials who opposed his 2020 election lies.
4. Paid for the White House Easter Egg roll by soliciting corporate
sponsors who have business pending with the government.
5. Helped Trump’s son set up a club — pay $500,000 for access to Trump’s
cabinet.
6. Declared that there would be NO tariff exceptions. Then permitted
Apple’s CEO “behind the scenes” access — and poof, iPhone tariffs were
cut.
7. Created an opening for insider trading by reportedly giving Wall Street
exclusive information about trade talks.
8. Hosted million-dollar dinners between Big Pharma CEOs and their
regulator RFK Jr.
9. Launched crypto memecoin right before inauguration to make millions of
dollars, then increased the value of those coins by signing executive
orders making crypto a priority.
10. Launched a meme coin for Melania, too.
11. Promised his "rich-as-hell" donors a giant tax handout, and is working
to deliver.
12. Weakened rules insulating government workers from politics.
13. Limited corporate foreign bribery investigations.
14. Halted enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act.
15. Offered a private dinner with Trump himself—and a special tour of the
White House—for the top 220 holders of his memecoin, permitting Trump and
his family to profit both from the run up in the value of the coin AND the
increase in trading on the Trump platform.
16. Accepted $40 million for First Lady Melania's documentary from Jeff
Bezos – way above the market rate.
17. Pointed to Bezos’s multi-million-dollar documentary payment as a
model, when Warner Bros. asked Trump's team how to improve its own
relationship with the White House.
18. Struck a deal with Amazon to stream Trump’s old show The Apprentice,
which will mean more money for Trump as Amazon seeks tax breaks and other
federal benefits.
19. Started undermining Medicare’s ability to negotiate drug prices after
Big Pharma companies gave millions to Trump’s inauguration.
20. Filed a meritless lawsuit against 60 Minutes and launched a baseless
FCC investigation.
21. Tried to get the AP to bend the knee and kicked them out of the White
House briefing room when they refused.
22. Hired Defense Secretary Hegseth’s younger brother to serve in a key
role.
23. Hired a longtime former partner of Don Jr. to serve as Ambassador to
Greece.
24. Nominated Jared Kushner’s father to serve as Ambassador to France.
25. Selected Tiffany Trump’s father-in-law to serve as an adviser.
26. Appointed an oil and gas executive to lead the Department of Energy.
27. Selected a Chief of Staff who was a big-time lobbyist for clients like
tobacco and mining companies.
28. Named officials who had recently lobbied for oil and chemical giants
to help write E-P-A rules.
29. Appointed Mehmet Oz, who has close ties to Medicare Advantage
insurers, to lead CMS to set payment rates and otherwise help out Medicare
Advantage insurers.
30. Appointed John Phelan, a major donor with no military or government
experience, to lead the Navy and hand out Navy construction contracts.
31. Appointed Pam Bondi, a former lobbyist for a federal detention
contractor, to lead the DOJ.
32. Announced the DOJ would stop prioritizing enforcement of restrictions
on foreign lobbyists, under the leadership of Bondi, who herself is a
former foreign lobbyist for Qatar.
33. Appointed Howard Lutnick, who has billions invested in companies
accused of illegally facilitating crypto money laundering, to lead the
Commerce Department.
34. Appointed Marty Makary, the former executive of a company selling
weight-loss drugs, to lead the FDA, which would regulate his company.
35. Appointed Sean Duffy, who lobbied for the airline industry, to
Transportation Secretary.
36. Tapped Pete Hegseth, whose wife owns stock in large defense
contractors, to lead the Defense Department.
37. Tapped Doug Burgum — who made money from leasing land to Big Oil — to
lead the Interior Department.
38. Nominated a Big Oil lobbyist to run the Bureau of Ocean Energy
Management.
39. Nominated as IRS head Billy Long, an aggressive salesman for a
fraud-riddled tax credit, who received donations after being nominated to
clear old campaign debts.
40. Tapped Paul Atkins, a former crypto lobbyist, to lead the SEC.
41. Appointed a former tax lobbyist, to lead tax policy.
42. Appointed RFK Jr., who planned to get paid for anti-vax lawsuits while
heading up HHS.
43. Appointed a top Pentagon official who led a firm investing in defense
contractors and has directed D-O-D to outsource as much as it can.
44. Appointed someone who lobbied to privatize Medicare to lead OMB’s
healthcare budget.
45. Installed Steve Davis to effectively lead DOGE while also leading a
Musk company.
46. Installed another DOGE leader to control the Treasury's payment system
while still holding down his day job as a software CEO.
47. Handed power over crypto policy to a White House crypto czar who leads
a venture capital firm that heavily invests in crypto.
48. Selected a border czar who led a firm that got tens of millions of
dollars of federal contracts for homeland security companies.
49. Appointed Treasury Secretary Bessent who is gutting the IRS so that it
can’t audit rich tax cheats — he’s a tax-dodging mega-millionaire.
50. Pardoned Rod Blagojevich, former Illinois governor convicted for
corruption, after his vocal support for Trump.
51. Pardoned January 6 insurrectionists who tried to overturn an election
he lost.
52. Pardoned a Trump loyalist found guilty of wire fraud.
53. Pardoned the son of a longtime Republican donor.
54. Pardoned a corporation that had been fined $100 million for money
laundering.
55. Launched his own stablecoin while preparing to sign legislation that
will help the stablecoin and let him oversee it.
56. Sold merch with presidential branding.
57. Disbanded DOJ’s crypto unit after business talks between Binance and a
Trump-backed crypto company ramped up.
58. Halted SEC enforcement actions against crypto companies that enriched
Trump.
59. Met with crypto executives who are asking Treasury to back off of
oversight of their companies — all while exploring a deal to list a
Trump-linked crypto company’s new stablecoin.
60. Maintained financial ties between Trump officials and Trump’s media
company. That includes FBI Director Kash Patel, who was gifted a huge
award of Trump media company stock.
61. Nominated Attorney General Bondi who owned $2 million in DJT shares.
62. Paid the Education Secretary almost $1 million in Trump Media company
shares.
63. Intelligence Board nominees who have millions in Trump Media company
shares.
64. Selected a Special Envoy to the Middle East who wants to develop real
estate in Gaza while running his own real estate firm.
65. Appointed an FBI Director who consulted for the Qatari government.
66. Picked that FBI Director even though he also received millions from a
Cayman Island holding company with ties to China.
67. Decided to cancel the Direct File program, which will help the bottom
line of Intuit, which gave $1 million to Trump’s inauguration.
68. Took its largest inauguration donation from a poultry company under
DOJ scrutiny. After the donation, the SEC approved its parent company for
the New York Stock Exchange.
69. Dropped a probe into sexual misconduct allegations against Trump’s
Education Secretary’s husband.
70. Hosted dozens of foreign, federal, and state officials at Mar-a-Lago,
helping enrich Trump.
71. Hosted a GOP retreat at another one of Trump’s resorts.
72. Circumvented the normal contracting process to pick a company with
close ties to Trump’s former campaign manager.
73. Awarded a $30 million ICE contract to Trump insider Peter Thiel.
74. Continued developing new Trump properties overseas, including in Saudi
Arabia and the UAE.
75. Hatched a plan for the State Department to pay Tesla $400 million
dollars.
76. Accepted a $4 million inauguration donation from a GOP megadonor and
nominated him as UK ambassador the same day.

And Donald Trump took actions that could advance the personal interests of
his co-president Elon Musk:

77. Fired EEOC leaders investigating and suing Tesla.
78. Illegally fired the NLRB Chair, which filed a complaint against
SpaceX.
79. Gutted CFPB staff and fired the Director after they investigated
complaints against Musk’s companies.
80. Gutted the Department of Labor office investigating Tesla and Space X.
81. Fired the USAID Inspector General, who launched a probe into satellite
terminals made by Musk’s Starlink.
82. Targeted the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration staff who
were reportedly, quote, a “thorn in Tesla's side.”
83. Said Musk would self-police his conflicts of interest. Yeah, right…
84. Pressured the Administrator of the FAA, which fined Musk’s SpaceX, to
resign.
85. Permitted Musk to keep his financial disclosure hidden. I’ve got a new
bill to fix that!
86. Allowed Musk’s Starlink to start working with the FAA after Musk
criticized the FAA’s air traffic telecom system.
87. Made Musk’s SpaceX the frontrunner for a new lucrative Golden Dome
contract.
88. Stood by Musk when his X executives told an advertising firm to
increase ad revenue — threatening that Musk could interfere with a pending
merger.
89. Permitted Musk to join Trump's interview with the Air Force secretary
nominee while SpaceX held billions of dollars in contracts with the Air
Force.
90. Permitted the National Transportation Safety Board to share news
related to the airplane crashes in Washington and Philadelphia only on
Musk-owned X.
91. Permitted the Social Security Administration to only share important
public communication on X.
92. Dropped DOJ’s anti-discrimination complaint against Musk’s SpaceX.
93. Fired FDA staffers reviewing Elon Musk’s Neuralink clinical trial
applications.
94. Coercing law firms to offer almost $1 billion in free legal work in an
arrangement that experts say could run afoul of anti-bribery laws.

And for our closing six moves that make every bit of this corruption even
harder to root out, Trump got rid of cops on the beat:

95. Fired 18 Inspectors General who make sure the federal agencies follow
the law
96. Fired the head of the Office of Special Counsel who protects
whistleblowers and makes sure that civil service laws are fired.
97. Fired the head of the Office of Government Ethics who watches to see
that the President and his Administration follow the laws on conflicts of
interest, bribery and other ethics issues.
98. Fired DOJ prosecutors who worked on January 6th investigations.
99. Sidelined DOJ’s office that reviews the legality of executive orders.
100. Gutted DOJ’s office that prosecutes misconduct by public officials.

I’m going to do everything in my power and use every tool I’ve got to hold
this administration accountable and root corruption out of our government.
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