Actual footage of President Trump spanking Zelensky in the Oval Office today. 😆🤣😆

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BREAKING🚨: ZELENSKYY RULES OUT APOLOGIZING:

"No, I respect president and I respect American people," he added. "And if I don't know if I think that we have to be very open and very honest, and I'm not sure that we did something bad, I think maybe sometimes, some, some, some things we have to discuss, out of out of media, with all respect to democracy and to a free media but there are things that, where we have to understand the position of Ukraine and Ukrainians, and I think that is the most important thing."

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“You wanna punch me in the face, don’t you?” 🤣🤣🤣

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“February 17th”

“Two green in color cellular devices”

8:36 = 17? 🐸🇺🇸

Grab your Popcorn and we'll see you at 9pm EST

Link:

https://rumble.com/v6pvymu-eye-of-the-storm-ep.-232.html

Dan Bongino, “coincidentally”, doesn’t start his Deputy Director position at the FBI until March 17th. 🐸🇺🇸

Zelensky's furious bust-up with the US President yesterday has sent diplomatic ripples across the world - with warnings that the surreal scene in the Oval Office could spell the end of Nato.

Now the Prime Minister is hoping to act as a bridge between the American premier and his European counterparts after a successful flattery campaign on Thursday. Last night, after the clash, he talked with both leaders and a spokesman said he was 'doing all he can to find a path forward to a lasting peace'.

It comes as Nato chief Mark Rutte warned Zelensky today that he needs to find a way to restore his relationship with President Donald Trump.

He described the meeting at the White House as 'unfortunate'.

President Trump is also said to be considering halting military aid to Ukraine as early as today after their explosive showdown on Friday.

Washington Post quoted a senior White House official as saying that such a decision would halt billions of dollars of radars, vehicles, ammunition, and missiles awaiting shipment to the war-torn nation.
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🤔In a rare and extraordinary pushback, new FBI Director Kash Patel said Friday night that media reports claiming a female agent ran a “honeypot” operation against Donald Trump during the Obama years was not true and unfair to the agent.

“A female agent was falsely referenced in the media this week as part of an alleged whistleblower disclosure- she was NOT a honeypot,” Patel wrote in a post on the social media platform X.

“I have reviewed the matter, again, and she did the limited job assigned to her. These actions were also reviewed by Special Counsel John Durham and he found no evidence of any wrongdoing by her,” the director said. “This agent has dedicated her life to public service, and I will have her back for it.”

The statement by Patel was extraordinary since he was a critic of the FBI before he took over as its director, and helped unravel the misconduct of the FBI during the unfounded Russia collusion case known as Crossfire Hurricane brought against Trump during the 2016 campaign.

Reports in conservative media earlier this week suggested that  a whistleblower provided evidence that the FBI under former Director James Comey ran a “honeypot” operation against Trump to try to entrap him as far back as 2015.
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The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) on Friday launched a new webpage on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, which will feature already-released documents and items within the assassination collection and new documents as they are released. 

The current assassination collection consists of more than six million pages of assassination-related records, photographs, motion pictures, sound recordings and artifacts, the administration said in a press release. 

"The vast majority of this Collection has been declassified and is already available to the public either online or in-person at the National Archives at College Park, Maryland," NARA said. 

NARA said that it is still working on digitizing the records, and has uploaded more than 700,000 pages of records so far. Those that cannot be viewed online can be viewed in person in Maryland. Reservations are not needed, but encouraged.

"The National Archives is ready to receive and process any further declassification decisions made by President Trump or by other agencies of the United States Government," NARA said. "All released records in the Collection will be made available online through the National Archives Catalog on an ongoing, rolling basis following each release determination."
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🔥 Ed Martin, the interim U.S. Attorney in charge of the Justice Department's Washington office, reportedly reassigned several senior leaders to entry-level positions. 

Among those demoted were Kathryn Rakoczy, Reuters reported, who secured convictions of several members of the Oath Keepers for their roles in the Jan. 6 riots on Capital Hill. Among those convicted was the founder of the group, Stewart Rhodes, who Trump pardoned along with 13 others previously convicted in the riot.

Elizabeth Aloi, who prosecuted former Trump White House advisor Peter Navarro for defying a congressional subpoena, was another prosecutor demoted in the Justice Department shakeup. 

Martin told Reuters that he needed to assign attorneys where he believed they could best contribute. The reassignments to misdemeanors, he noted, are not temporary. 

Martin, a Trump ally, previously worked to help Jan. 6 defendants and the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in their respective legal fights, including by helping to orchestrate the pardons of hundreds of people convicted for their actions on January 6. 
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King Charles got a new puppy and named it Snuff. Curious timing. 👀

...King Charles has a spaniel all of his own – a Lagotto Romagnolo called Snuff.

The monarch, 76, is said to be 'besotted' with the puppy – his first dog in more than 20 years – which arrived last month.

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