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America First News
10 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Federalist Papers: Texas Erects Innovative Solution to Fed’s Border Wall Gaps – Illegal Crossings Just Got Tougher
The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, announced the use of marine floating barriers to combat illegal immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. The barriers will be deployed at hotspots along the Rio Grande River, with the first 1,000 feet deployed near Eagle Pass. The state has allocated $5.1 billion for border security and has a "strategy that no state has ever before deployed" to stop people from illegally entering Texas.
#politics
Red State: George Stephanopoulos Loses It When Challenged By Trump Lawyer On-Air
George Stephanopoulos of ABC News is criticized for asking Jim Trusty if he believed that no one is above the law, and then questioning whether Trump should be charged. Trusty responds by saying that there are more serious issues by Biden's DOJ. Stephanopoulos is also accused of not being aware that it's Biden's DOJ targeting Trump. Stephanopoulos also dismissed Trusty's mention of the Delaware document scandal of Joe Biden and accused him of making ridiculous statements. Finally, Stephanopoulos was accused of gaslighting his viewers into thinking that there's no evidence to back up any of the charges brought against Biden.
The Epoch Times: Trump Scores Legal Victory on the Same Day He's Charged by DOJ
Former President Donald Trump's lawsuit against his niece, Mary Trump, will advance after New York Supreme Court judge Robert Reed refused to dismiss the part about breaching the contract. Mary Trump was sued in 2021 for providing Trump’s taxes information to The New York Times, which later published an over 13,000-word article claiming that Trump potentially engaged in tax schemes. The NY Times was also one of the defendants, but Reed dismissed the complaint against the NY Times in May, citing the First Amendment. The tax information under dispute in the lawsuit is protected by a Trump family settlement in April 2001 and could not be released without the consent of Trump.
The lawsuit also reveals how the three NY Times reporters, Susanna Craig, David Barstow, and Russell Buettner, successfully convinced Mary Trump to cooperate with them and provided the critical information for the article titled “Trump Engaged in Suspect Tax Schemes as He Reaped Riches from His Father.” Mary Trump herself wrote a book two years after the event titled “How Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man.” Trump said he's hurt by Mary Trump's book and the content and allegations about his parents are more hurtful than the material about the president himself.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: How Strong Is the Case Against Trump?
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted on 37 felony counts, including violating the federal Espionage Act, for hoarding classified documents at his estate in Florida and obstructing government attempts to retrieve them. He and an aide, Walt Nauta, have also been charged with conspiracy, false statements and concealing documents. Some experts have questioned the legitimacy of the evidence, but former prosecutors have said that the indictment is “as strong a case as a prosecutor can have.” Trump and Nauta are scheduled to appear in court in Miami on 13 June.
The most serious charges, each carrying a potential 20-year prison sentence, are for Trump’s willful retention of national defence information under the Espionage Act. Trump allegedly possessed documents that included details about US nuclear weapons, the military actions of other countries, and the nuclear capabilities of a foreign nation. The audio recording of a meeting during which Trump allegedly described a “plan of attack” against an undisclosed foreign country prepared for him by the Department of Defense and a senior military official may also be used as evidence. Despite Trump’s “innocent man” claim, prosecutors have video and audio evidence of his alleged illegal activities, which make “for a solid case,” according to former federal prosecutor Paul Pelletier.
Flag And Cross: Advantage DeSantis? Disney Case To Be Tried By Judge Who Once Dismissed Lawsuit Against Governor's 'Don't Say Gay' Law
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Walt Disney Co. are in a legal battle over the state's "Don’t say Gay" law. Judge Mark Walker recused himself from the case due to conflict of interest as one of his "third-degree" relatives held shares in Disney. Judge Allen Winsor has been appointed to handle the case, which could be positive for DeSantis as he issued a ruling dismissing a lawsuit that challenged Florida's "Don’t say Gay" law in 2023. Disney sued DeSantis for revoking the administrative status it enjoyed in governing the land around its Florida theme park. DeSantis' deadline to file motions to dismiss the case is June 26, 2023, while Disney's deadline to respond is July 26, 2023.
Breitbart: Josh Hawley on Trump Indictment: 'We Don't Have a Republic Anymore' If You Can Jail Political Opponents
Senator Josh Hawley spoke at the Western Conservative Summit and criticized the left's politicization of the federal government. He warned of the danger America is in and claimed that the left is assaulting the foundations of the nation, including God and the family. Hawley also condemned President Biden for indicting his political opponent, Donald Trump, saying that if political opponents can be jailed, then America is not a republic anymore. He called for a strong conservative movement to stand up for God and the nation against "cultural Marxism."
The Epoch Times: Trump: Polls Up, Fundraising 'Through the Roof' After Indictment
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted on 37 counts related to the handling of classified documents and has accused President Joe Biden's Department of Justice of targeting him. Trump claims this is because he is his leading political opponent; Trump says he is winning big in the polls and fundraising is through the roof. According to Trump, this indictment will “go down as among the most horrific abuses of power in the history of our country." Furthermore, Trump noted the hypocrisy in the way he was treated over his classified documents compared to the treatment given to Biden and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Following the announcement of 37 federal charges against Trump related to his handling of classified documents, several of his GOP rivals have found themselves in the position of defending their main hurdle to the presidential nomination. Trump is far and away the frontrunner for the nomination, with his main rival, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, even promising to go after the DOJ over the prosecution if elected. Many observers think that South Carolina Senator Tim Scott’s strategy will be to win a key line of support in his home turf of South Carolina before accepting a position as running mate to the final nominee. Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who has clashed publicly with Trump on several occasions, called it an example of “prosecutorial overreach, double standards, and vendetta politics.”
The Blaze: 'Political hit job': Trump delivers remarks for first time since indictment in classified documents probe
Former President Trump spoke at the Georgia Republican Party's convention, calling the recent indictment against him a "travesty of justice" and a political hit job. He accused those involved of being "Marxists and Leftists" using the DOJ and FBI to interfere in elections to destroy the country. Trump joked about "lawless partisan prosecutors" and described Biden's DOJ as a "weaponized department of injustice." He also talked about documents involved in the indictment falling under the Presidential Records Act versus the Espionage Act of 1917. The crowd chanted "USA! USA! USA!" as Trump spoke.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist Papers: Former Ukrainian Prosecutor Reveals One Document Will Undo Biden: 'Americans Must Demand It'
Former Ukrainian prosecutor general Viktor Shokin claims to have documents that could ruin President Biden, including transcripts of his phone calls with former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko. Shokin alleges that Biden was trying to bribe Ukrainian officials to end an investigation into money laundering activities of Hunter Biden regarding his holdings in Burisma. This would prove that Biden knew of his son's illegal activities and abused his position as vice president to cover for him.
#culture
Fox News: Pink-obsessed mom turns cottage into pastel-colored 'dream home'
A mom in the UK is spending nearly $240,000 to transform her 1960s cottage into a pastel paradise, eradicating all elements of black, gray or beige and changing everything to pastel pink. The home features a mermaid bathroom, forest playroom, ice cream office, and a tree house. The mom wants the home to feel like a pastel-colored "open hug."
Forbes: John Mellencamp Delivers Defiant Performance At NYC Show
John Mellencamp's Live and In Person tour celebrated his career as a heartland rock icon with hits like "Hurts So Good" and "Small Town" as well as deep cuts. Mellencamp's music touches on the challenges faced by ordinary Americans and societal issues like poverty and homelessness.
#health
The Epoch Times: 8 More States Passed Measures to Extend Medicaid Postpartum Care to 12 Months
Several states have passed measures to expand Medicaid postpartum care coverage for mothers from 60 days to one year, citing the high maternal mortality rate in the United States. The option to amend state plans to extend coverage to a full year post-birth was made available under the American Rescue Plan of 2021. The Omnibus spending bill known as the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023 has made it a permanent option. States failing to pass 12-month Medicaid coverage bills are Arkansas, Idaho, and Wisconsin.
#education
Human Events: STEPHEN DAVIS: Asian-American high school student rejected from
elite colleges despite high SAT score, blames affirmative action
Affirmative action harms hardworking Asian-American students. They must outscore whites by 140 points on the SAT to receive equal consideration.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Dead China Medical University VP Was Allegedly Involved in Live Organ Harvesting
Liu Yongfeng, a senior organ transplant specialist and vice president of the First Hospital of China Medical University, has died at 71 from ineffective medical treatment. He presided over the Guidelines for Organ Donation for Cardiac Death in China, which has allegedly led to organ harvesting crimes against Falun Gong practitioners. The First Hospital of CMU and other notable medical experts have also seen multiple deaths from "illness," and many were highly praised as loyal to the Chinese Communist Party.
Red State: Domestic Terrorist 'Unabomber' Ted Kaczynski Found Dead In Prison Cell
Ted Kaczynski, known as the "Unabomber," was found dead in his prison cell in Butner, North Carolina. The cause of death is uncertain. Kaczynski was a Harvard-educated mathematician who turned domestic terrorist, serving life in prison without the possibility of parole for 16 bombings that killed three people and injured 23 others.
#sports
Forbes: WNBPA Calls For Charter Flights After Phoenix Players Accosted In Airport
Phoenix Mercury forward Brianna Turner tweeted about an encounter her and her teammates had with a social media figure and provocateur at the Dallas airport. The league responded, saying that this was orchestrated by the social media figure as a provocation. The fight for charter flights for WNBA players continues to be ongoing. The Atlanta Dream is the first team to make adjustments, traveling with security moving forward, and its owner advocating for charter flights.
Human Events: ANTHONY WATSON: Texas Rangers to be only MLB team not hosting
Pride night
The Texas Rangers baseball team will not host a Pride Night this year, making them the only Major League Baseball team to not do so. Every team has previously held a 'Pride Night' event in honor of LGBT rights and equality. It has been suggested that the team may have made this decision out of fear of a backlash from the conservative part of their fanbase, many of whom have traditional values when it comes to social issues.
Fox News: Raptors to hire Grizzlies assistant Darko Rajakovic for head coach opening: report
Darko Rajakovic is set to become the new head coach of the Toronto Raptors, taking over from Nick Nurse. After spending three seasons as assistant coach for the Memphis Grizzlies, the Serbian is expected to finalize a contract in the coming days. His hiring marks the end of a spate of high-profile coaching firings that have left no more vacancies in the NBA.
Forbes: Rodri Goal And Ederson Saves Secure Manchester City Treble And First Champions League Win
Manchester City beats Inter Milan 1-0 in the Champions League final to secure their first-ever Champions League trophy and complete a Treble. Spanish midfielder Rodri broke the deadlock with a goal from the edge of the area, while City goalkeeper Ederson made several important saves including a last-second stop from Lautaro Martinez. Despite their domestic dominance, winning five league titles in the last six seasons, success in Europe’s premier continental competition had eluded City, until now.
I Heart RVing: Traversing the Championship Season | I Heart RVing
Planning an RV trip during championship season? Follow the Stanley Cup Final between the Vegas Golden Knights and the Florida Panthers, catch the NBA Finals, and watch the US Open golf tournament. With DISH Outdoors, you can stream the games from anywhere, thanks to the DISH Tailgator Pro satellite, and pay only for the time you use. Alternatively, stay at RV parks near the games like The RV Park at Circus Circus in Las Vegas or Hollywood RV Park in Los Angeles, or park your rig at the Flying Saucer RV Park in Denver.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: Storm Chaser Prays Against Tornado, Makes Remarkable Discovery Inside Ruined Home
Storm chaser, Tanner Charles, drove towards an EF4 tornado near Hedrick, Iowa, to take videos and pictures of the storm. He posted a video of the tornado on YouTube, in which he can be heard exclaiming in excitement while driving towards the storm. However, he later discovered that the tornado had hit a pickup truck which belonged to a couple on their way to their parent's home, whose house was destroyed by the storm. Charles invited the couple to take shelter in his car and the video titled "Most Emotional Storm Chase Ever" has now gained over 2 million views on YouTube.
#other
The Epoch Times: Buena Park Officials Hopeful of Future of Orange County Power Authority
Buena Park city councilors have expressed their support for the Orange County Power Authority (OCPA) despite Huntington Beach and the County of Orange dropping out. OCPA was formed in 2020 as a “greener” alternative to Southern California Edison (SCE). Since its launch, the agency has faced criticism over a lack of transparency and inexperienced management, with several audits being issued. Despite this, councilors have remained hopeful, stating that OCPA is meeting all of its responsibilities, financially sound, and meeting its renewable energy goals. The OCPA now services the remaining member cities of Buena Park, Irvine, and Fullerton. # environment