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MAGA veteran DEBUNKS Jamie Raskin for "lying" about alleged Trump real estate scam
"For you to tell the American people that $7.8 million went to President Trump is completely wrong!!"
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Good evening PolitiBrawlers,
There’s a lot to get into today - An appeal court just slammed the brakes on the activist judges trying to undermine Trump’s tariff agenda, Rep. William Timmons humiliated Jamie Raskin in front of congress and Judge Jeanine destroyed Jessica Tarlov on Fox News for the last time before leaving the network to work for Trump.
Lets dig in!
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MAGA veteran DEBUNKS Jamie Raskin for "lying" about alleged Trump real estate scam
Military veteran and GOP Rep. William Timmons exposed Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin for pushing yet another ridiculous anti-Trump hoax in front of congress.
Timmons is truly a savage for this…
Raskin and House Democrats accused President Trump of accepting $7.8 million from 20 foreign countries including China, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, and Malaysia while in office. The payments were allegedly accepted through Trump’s various businesses and real estate properties.
Timmons came prepared to debunk the half-heartedly thrown together half-truths from the Democrats.
“What y’all did was you took a building that was built in 1999 and completed in 2001, it’s 100 yards from the United Nations,… I knew that you were using revenue and not actual profit that the president or the Trump organization made. You actually used HOA payments! Do you know how duplicitous it is to use HOA payments on a $20 million condo?!!”
Timmons absolutely tore the Democrats a new one for misrepresenting the funds as a nefarious deal Trump had done for monetary gain. “The fact that you even created this report and you are using it to shield us pursuing justice to make sure that (Biden) is not compromised because his son has sold secrets to China, to Ukraine,… it’s not even misrepresentation, it’s a lie!!”
Watch the fiery congressional clash here:
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Judge Jeanine TELLS OFF Jessica Tarlov one last time before leaving Fox News
Judge Jeanine used her final FOX News appearance before starting her new role in the Trump administration to completely dismantle Jessica Tarlov’s woke antics.
After playing a montage of CNN clips of different liberal media and political personnel ranting about their hatred and ‘fear’ of Trump, Tarlov chimed in to support the message in the clips.
“Donald Trump doesn’t respect the way government works. He wants to override Congress. Congress appropriates the money, Donald Trump thinks you can do what you want.” she told her FOX News peers.
Jeanine fired back, “Article Two of the Constitution: The President has the obligation to ensure that the laws of the land are followed,… And when Congress appropriates money, or when money is misappropriated the President and the Executive Branch has the authority to look at that. So let’s not make like he doesn’t have the right to do it.”
Judge Jeanine then launched into more sentimental speech, remarking on the state of the other side of the aisle.
“The bottom line is, the Democrats are going nowhere, and I love it. They should keep it up! Their message is a message of hate. Everything’s about hate,” she said. “They couldn’t talk about inflation for four years, and now they want to talk about democracy and taking it away?”
See Judge Jeanine’s final Fox News slam-dunk:
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Trump’s tariffs are back in business
A federal appeals court blocked a lower court ruling that would have overturned most of Trump's tariffs, giving the White House a temporary victory while the appeal is heard.
The original Court of International Trade had ruled Trump exceeded his authority by imposing 10% tariffs on dozens of countries, plus higher rates on Canada, Mexico, and China over fentanyl trafficking.
The White House had threatened to ask the Supreme Court for "emergency relief" as soon as Friday if the appeals court didn't intervene, with officials arguing the lower court judges "brazenly abused their judicial power" and were undermining U.S. credibility on the world stage. Trade adviser Peter Navarro said the stay won't affect ongoing negotiations with other countries.
Even if the tariffs face legal challenges, analysts from Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs noted Trump has multiple legal authorities to maintain most tariff levels, including Section 232 national security provisions for steel, aluminum, and auto imports that weren't affected by the court ruling. As one analyst put it, "there are so many different authorities the administration can reach into to put it back together."
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Trump to send $9.4 billion DOGE rescission package to congress as soon as Monday: report
The White House will send Congress its first DOGE rescission bill as early as Monday, targeting $9.4 billion in cuts to what Budget Director Russ Vought calls "waste and garbage."
The bill focuses on foreign aid, USAID ($8.3 billion), the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and NPR ($1.1 billion), and other programs deemed wasteful.
The bill only needs a simple majority in both the House and Senate to pass and can avoid the Senate filibuster, giving Republicans a clear procedural advantage. Vought expressed confidence that both chambers will work with the administration to get the cuts into law.
Once Congress receives the package, lawmakers have exactly 45 days to vote on clawing back the funding. House Speaker Mike Johnson said the House is "eager and ready to act" and will move quickly to pass legislation codifying the cuts.
This represents the first concrete legislative action from DOGE's work, with Vought indicating more rescission bills will follow if Congress passes this initial package. The administration is being strategic about using procedural opportunities that have the best chance of actually becoming law rather than getting bogged down in political fights.
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