WATCH🔥🍿: A reporter asks Press Sec Leavitt about President Trump's Truth Social post about the "Clinton Body Count," and Epstein blackmail circles:

"So over the weekend, President Trump posted Truth Social, a video highlighting what most people call the Clinton body count, which is the strange number of suicides that seem to happen in Clinton circles. I have a headline here from the Washington Post that said, Trump peddles false conspiracy theories tying the Clintons to several deaths. So I just wanted the highlight real quick. This wasn't in Trump's video, but this is from the Arkansas Times. And it's the death of Mark Middleton, who was a former Clinton White House aide, who was found dead on a Clinton Foundation property. And I'll just quote from the Arkansas Times. Middleton apparently shot himself in the chest with a shotgun and also hung himself from a tree with an extension cord. So I have no idea how somebody commits suicide that way, but if the Washington Post is here, maybe you can enlighten us as to how that was actually a suicide. So anyways, that's just a lead-in to my question about the most famous Clinton-related suicide, which is that of Jeffrey Epstein. There's still a lot of questions around that case. You've released phase one of the Epstein files. What was missing from that is any connection to his ties to intelligence agencies, and that's really the whole story, that not just trafficking young girls, but doing it on behalf of intelligence agencies, and even potentially as part of a blackmail ring with potential ties to the Israeli government. So for phase two, when can we expect it? Will it have information pertaining to those aspects of the Epstein case?"

Leavitt says she would refer him to the AG who is committed to releasing those files. She says she is certain she will keep her promise and will release those files as well.

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JUST IN🔥: CBS News and Stations president and CEO Wendy McMahon on Monday announced she is stepping down from her role, according to a memo sent to staff from Paramount co-CEO George Cheeks. McMahon also oversaw CBS Media Ventures, the network's syndication unit.

Her resignation comes as CBS' parent company Paramount considers settling a $20 billion lawsuit from President Trump over a segment on "60 Minutes."

No new executives are directly replacing McMahon, according to Cheeks' memo.

On the news side, CBS News president Tom Cibrowski and CBS Stations president Jennifer Mitchell will each report directly to Cheeks moving forward.
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🔥A senior Department of Justice official has suggested former first lady Jill Biden should face criminal charges for “elder abuse” for not revealing what she knew about her husband’s health problems.

Leo Terrell, a senior counselor to the assistant attorney general for civil rights, made the call soon after news broke that former President Joe Biden had been diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, which many suggested may have been hidden, like his cognitive decline.

Terrell responded to an X post that said Jill Biden “knew about President Biden’s health problems” but “still wanted him to run for President.”

“Elder abuse! Criminal charges??” Terrell wrote.

His tweet came as many suggested that news of Biden’s cancer had been hidden from the public, with medical experts saying it was “inconceivable” that it could have gone undetected despite potentially spreading for up to a decade.
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