President Donald Trump’s son Eric fired back at CNN’s Kaitlan Collins during a tense live interview when she suggested the president is exploiting his role for financial gain via crypto trading.

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“I have NO inside information!” Eric told Collins firmly. “I have a big problem when Nancy Pelosi front-runs every trade via her husband three weeks before her legislation gets past, yeah I have a big problem with that!”

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George Soros is 'No Kings' protest mega donor through his far-left foundation

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George Soros’ Open Society Foundations has provided millions in grants to the organization coordinating nationwide “No Kings” protests scheduled for this Saturday.

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Undercover reporter EXPOSES Mamdani’s BIG SECRET…

Robert Akleh, citywide canvass manager for Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign, was caught on hidden camera saying “who gives a s--t” about what police officers think of the Democratic nominee, telling them “You’re city employees. You get told what to do, shut up.”

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• Undercover operation by conservative podcaster: The high-ranking field organizer was apparently recorded by an undercover operative working for conservative podcaster Steven Crowder’s “Louder with Crowder” show during conversations at bars in August and September.

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Trump: Maduro “doesn’t want to f**k around with the United States!”

President Donald Trump warned Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro during a White House lunch with Ukrainian President Zelensky, saying Maduro “doesn’t want to f--- with the U.S.” as the administration escalates military action against drug trafficking in the region.

“He doesn’t want to f‑‑k with the U.S.,” Trump said.

• Maduro reportedly offered oil wealth and exit plan: According to reports, Maduro offered the U.S. a dominant stake in Venezuela’s oil and mineral wealth during diplomatic talks that Trump called off last week, while Venezuelan officials also floated a plan for Maduro to eventually leave office to ease mounting pressure from the Trump administration.

• CIA operations expanded, reward increased: Trump confirmed authorizing the CIA to expand covert operations inside Venezuela, raising the possibility of direct action against Maduro, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio increased the reward to $50 million for information leading to the Venezuelan president’s arrest or conviction on drug cartel charges.

Group of hackers doxxes federal agents on Telegram amid cartels calling for info on ICE personnel

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• Rising threats against agents: The doxing comes as DHS reports ICE agents are facing a wave of such attacks and a 1,000 percent increase in assaults, with hostility particularly high in cities like Chicago and Portland as the Trump administration cracks down on illegal immigration and crime in Democrat-run areas.

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