video version, interview with Ty Cobb

"Cobb's comments represent one of the most pointed public attacks from a former Trump insider, suggesting the president's mental state has deteriorated beyond what he witnessed during the first administration.

"I think he's gone," Cobb said to Acosta, a Trump critic, when asked directly if the president had lost his grip on reality.

Cobb cited Trump's Iran war strategy, which he said was executed without consulting allies and against military advice. He also pointed to Trump's recent Truth Social posts telling allies to "go get your own oil" from the Strait of Hormuz.

"He believed that merely by exercising his power and puffing out his chest that Iran would surrender, that the regime would step down," Cobb said. "And now his position to the world is, hey, we broke it. I don't care. You fix it."

He also criticized the Cabinet's composition, arguing that it lacked the "intelligent, courageous people of character" who could push back during the first term, such as Defense Secretary James Mattis and White House Chief of Staff John Kelly.

"There were people who would say no, you can't do that," Cobb said. "We don't have that now."

- What... is the name of this financial vehicle?

Poverty.

The DOJ's opinion is Trump's opinion, nothing else.

He may have done this too soon; it might actually work it's way through the Courts before he leaves, and he may not be happy about the result.

He might get something like 3400 counts of Fraud this time.

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And all those tens of millions of peaceful protesters are... Dem Crisis Actors!!

What a maroon.

"It was there that Maxwell overlapped with Shah, who served just over two years for a telemarketing scheme before her release in December.

"Her experience there is very different from anyone else's " she is treated very differently there," Shah told the site."

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Interview clip about 5 mins in; "Maxwell had, 'no sympathy' for the victims".

"Lawmakers vow to force Pam Bondi to testify despite ouster

Bondi "will not escape accountability and remains legally obligated to appear before our Committee under oath," said Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.), the top Democrat on the Oversight Committee.

"Oversight Democrats have been leading serious investigations into Bondi and Secretary Kristi Noem. If they think we are moving on because they were fired, they are gravely mistaken," he added.

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"Yes, but: A spokesperson for Oversight Committee chair James Comer (R-Ky.), who opposed the subpoena, was more non-committal on the matter.

"Since Pam Bondi is no longer Attorney General, Chairman Comer will speak with Republican members and the Department of Justice about the status of the deposition subpoena and confer on next steps," they said.

Bondi is scheduled to sit for a deposition on April 14 under the terms of the subpoena."

AOC says Tulsi Gabbard might be next to go... and South Park weighs in:

"Pam Bondi begged Trump not to fire her but he accused her of 'unforgivable offense': Report

But another section believes that it was because of Eric Swalwell. Trump believes Bondi tipped off Eric Swalwell about the FBI's efforts to release investigative documents related to Swalwell's relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.

Swalwell asked the FBI not to release files on his past association with Christine Fang, alo known as 'Fang Fang'. In a cease and desist letter sent by Swalwell's lawyers to FBI Director Kash Patel on Monday, Swalwell, a leading Democratic candidate in California's governor's race, asked that Patel and the FBI agree in writing by Wednesday not to release the files.

"The Congressman has never been accused of wrongdoing in that matter and your attempt to release the file is a transparent attempt to smear him and undermine his campaign for Governor of California," attorneys Norm Eisen and Sean Hecker wrote."

It was reported that Kash Patel himself was working on the files, but insiders believe Pam Bondi leaked the information to Swalwell.

Bondi responded by pleading for the President to give her more time in the role, but Trump remained firm that her time leading the agency was over, the Daily Mail reported.

The White House wasn't pleased she was intervening due to her personal friendship with Swalwell, the report said.

"Your actions threaten to expose you, others at the FBI, and the FBI itself to significant legal liability."

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I'd love to see his own handpicked DOJ testifying under Oath yet again that he ordered them to send a letter to States telling them it was OK to switch his name for Biden's on the Electoral Ballots they were sending to Congress.

And his Secret Service folks verifying that he had them turn off the metal detectors at the Rally where he riled them up and sent them to storm the Capitol, telling them he was right behind them... HA!

His problem might be that the only lawyer that would defend him would be Alan Dershowitz.

And, of course, Jeffy Turley!

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On a more serious note, others who should go to Prison for a very long time for this seditious conspiracy* include **John Eastman and his cronies at the Claremont Institute who came up with conspiracy for Trump, and Cheesbro and several others.

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"Seditious conspiracy (18 U.S.C. 2384) is a federal crime involving two or more people who conspire to overthrow the U.S. government, oppose its authority by force, or hinder the execution of its laws.

It is a serious charge carrying up to 20 years in prison, often used against violent plots to challenge federal authority, such as in the Jan. 6 Capitol attacks."

Was his drawing of a Library with small breasts, with his Signature below acting as the bush(es)?

Was there anything like a Secret apt for he his best friend to share?

Perhaps some Pizza in the kitchen?

The Zombie Hulk Hogan is STILL available!

She prolly knows where Epstein is hiding now, and who's body that was in the cell.

She should going into hiding herself.

#5

I don't discuss my employment history!

#20

No kidding... ad hominem as argument was her only tool.

Which is prolly why she's on her (maybe) 3rd husband.

#8

He's certainly no going to be stepping in front of any tanks in Tiananmen Square.

He's more of a fair weather Chinaman.

She just wasn't good enough at Hiding the Epstein Files as he wanted her to be.

The problem with Loyalty Only hires is the Incompetency than can come with them.

Rudy Giuliani in Drag is prolly the next AG.... although Todd Blanche has all the G. Max files on Trump.

He's going to Declare Victory, and then go play golf in his imaginary Ballroom.

The Iranian Pres posted today that there had been no discussions, but:

"Iranian president says in letter that Iran harbors no enmity towards ordinary Americans

"Attacking Iran's vital infrastructure"including energy and industrial facilities"directly targets the Iranian people," Pezeshkian wrote. "Beyond constituting a war crime, such actions carry consequences that extend far beyond Iran's borders.

"They generate instability, increase human and economic costs, and perpetuate cycles of tension, planting seeds of resentment that will endure for years. This is not a demonstration of strength; it is a sign of strategic bewilderment and an inability to achieve a sustainable solution."

He claimed that the U.S. "entered this aggression as a proxy for Israel, influenced and manipulated by that regime." That's associated with Israel's efforts to, as Pezeshkian described, divert global attention from the nation's "crimes" toward Palestinians.

"Is it not evident that Israel now aims to fight Iran to the last American soldier and the last American taxpayer dollar"shifting the burden of its delusions onto Iran, the region, and the United States itself in pursuit of illegitimate interests?" he wrote."

"orgasmic meditation"

Have to say, as a psyche major I was selling the same thing in college and never got busted; totally satisficed customers, too!

never mind

You people... made me visualized Trump as Elton John singing, "Rocket Man"!

And I'm not alone:

Nate Silver agrees:

Mikey is such a pathetic schlemiel.

#8

I've been over there a couple of times, it's an impressive facility. Darn near got lost in the uh, 'coastal plains' north of there, though.

Saw a NASA spokesperson say that this flight is like the Apollo 10 rehearsal flight , no landing, but they did most of the dangerous stuff first, though Apollo 11 got all the Press, and rightly so.

So, no 'boots on the ground', but still cool.

Supposedly this is a State issue legally, not a Federal one.

Guess we'll see. I'm going to check and see if Talarico is pushing this in Texas; it's right up his alley.