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Rambo AF #153

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AXIOS: President Trump's top policy adviser, Stephen Miller, is garnering buzz inside the White House as a top candidate to be the next national security adviser, five sources familiar with the situation say.

Miller — the deputy chief of staff and the brain behind Trump's controversial immigration crackdown — is one of the president's longest-serving and most-trusted aides.

One White House source told Axios via text that Miller has made the Homeland Security Council run "like clockwork," and that it's "infinitely more effective than the NSC [National Security Council] with a tiny fraction" of the staff.

"Marco and Stephen have worked really closely on immigration and it might be a perfect match," said another White House source.

"Given how well he's worked with Marco, many see him as the perfect person to restore the role of the NSA to a staff-level policy role that reports to the chief of staff, instead of some inflated Cabinet position," said another insider.
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💥US stocks rose Friday and the S&P 500 notched its longest winning streak since 2004 as China signaled openness to trade talks and investors digested a better-than-expected jobs report.

The Dow closer higher by 564 points, or 1.39%. The broader S&P 500 rose 1.47% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite gained 1.51%. The Dow and S&P 500 posted their ninth consecutive daily gain.

The S&P 500 posted its first nine-day winning streak since November 2004. While the index has notched many seven- and eight-day streaks in recent years, the nine-day consecutive winning streak had proved elusive for the past two decades — until today.
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🟨 There are 38 deltas for today, May 2nd

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🧵Guns out for Fetterman. They’re now calling him a “Donald Trump-aligned Democrat:”

John Fetterman got into it with a New York Magazine after being asked whether he is taking his medication.

The query was posed by former Washington Post political journalist Ben Terris, for a lengthy first feature for the publication.

It occurred towards the end of the interview, which was held in-person in Washington, DC.

Things got touchy when Terris brought up details he said he obtained from 'a number' of former Fetterman staffers - 'that they are worried that you are not on your recovery plan,' the journalist said. 'That you might not be taking your meds.'

The exchange came weeks after it was confirmed the increasingly Donald Trump-aligned Democrat was put on medications in February, following a meeting with then-Senator Sherrod Brown where his behavior was described as 'catatonic.'

In months since, the progressive has surfaced as an unlikely Trump supporter, and has offered him kind words at every chance.

This paved the way for Terris's rather pointed question. He asked whether Fetterman wanted to comment on what was supposedly coming out of his camp.
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[2/2] A new exposé about Sen. John Fetterman’s, D-Pa., time on Capitol Hill set social media ablaze on Friday. 
The report raised questions about alleged tensions with his wife, Gisele, over his health regimen, his stance on Israel and her reported run-ins with his staff.

In “All By Himself: John Fetterman insists he is in good health, but staffers past and present say they no longer recognize the man they once knew,” New York Magazine’s Intelligencer lays out recollections from current and former staff members who worked for the Pennsylvania Democrat.

In May 2022, Fetterman suffered a serious stroke mid-Senate campaign against Dr. Mehmet Oz.

The article relates several reported instances, including a February 2023 situation at a Democratic caucus retreat at the Library of Congress.

A staffer told the outlet that he received a message questioning how Fetterman was doing, as he was found sitting at a table alone, silently drinking a soda.

The report went on to claim the lawmaker was “nearly struck by a car” and found “wandering” Capitol Hill.

Physicians at George Washington University Hospital later determined he was severely dehydrated, and had not had a second stroke as feared.
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🔥 The UN could run out of cash within months — The Economist

The united nations headquarters towers majestically over Manhattan’s East River. Yet its escalators are often out of order, casualties of sweeping cost cuts by the secretary-general, António Guterres. He must hope that by forcing country representatives to climb up on foot he will save on maintenance and perhaps remind their governments to pay their bills.

On May 5th the un will brief members on a previously unreported $600m (17%) cut to its $3.7bn budget aimed at avoiding default this year. It will include a hiring freeze while officials consider further savings that a Western diplomat describes as “moving jobs from New York to Nairobi”. Yet it may not be enough. A combination of deadbeat members and mad budget rules have led to a liquidity crisis. Now, a leaked White House memo proposing that America stop paying its mandatory contributions threatens a financial crash in the citadel of peace and security.
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I respect people who have a different opinion, but this is mine:

Some people ran the U.S. intelligence machine for years, ensuring that human sex, drug & child trafficking were carefully in the blind spot*.

Anybody who does not want FLYNN to take a blow torch to the perverts & politics that enabled such abuse to go on an on... needs to be looked at.

Do you want our agencies **BACK ON MISSION and putting and end to the epidemic of child trafficking? Then let Trump hear your voice for who you know will get it done.

Make Obama Afraid Again.
#GenFlynn for #NSA.

*Objective One: Get these agencies back on mission.
**Objective Two: Dig into who created and maintained the blind spot in reporting and operations. There's something BIG there.