Mellow Gopher @mellowgopher

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just posted a photo of the WHCA Dinner in custody BASED! You failed, loser. Enjoy the Supermax!

🚨 INCREDIBLE photo of Speaker Johnson’s security team evacuating him from the Washington Hilton following shots fired at the White House Correspondents Dinner Absolute CHAOS. 📸 @idreesali114

🚨 JUST NOW: Karoline Leavitt calls on everyone to watch tonight because Donald Trump will bring the heat and there will be “shots fired” LET’S FREAKING GO 🔥

Following reports of shots fired at the White House Correspondents Dinner, reports say that the U.S. Secret Service now has a suspect in custody. Footage here shows the moment the purported shots were fired. More to come.

The five most interesting aspects of the coordinated timing of the lawsuit and the @nytimes story on behalf of Shauni Kerkhoff—apart from some of the exact, scripted language used in both—are that the law firm of Clare Locke Patel Ratcliffe & The Gray Lady... 1 - Doubled down on claiming Kerkhoff "has no limp." Call it what you will—other than a limp—but we have demonstrated with video evidence a very distinctive gait in which Kerkhoff favors her right leg. This is exactly the same gait exhibited by the gray-hooded bomber on January 5. Interestingly, the @FBI claims to have 30,000 video files of the bomber but has only ever released a few seconds of blurry, frame-rate-reduced footage that obscures the gait. One would think that if they were serious about the $500,000 reward—specifically noting that someone from the public might recognize "the gait" of the bomber—they would have released much clearer video of that gait. (We have that video and will be showing more of it in the coming days.) 2 - Have now settled into the third iteration of their claim about a timestamped video containing audio of Kerkhoff’s voice—off camera—talking about a sleeping adult greyhound lying on the couch. Yet no one will address the fact that three FBI sources confirmed to @CBSNews the existence of a video of Kerkhoff “playing with her puppies.” How do three FBI sources mistakenly describe an off-camera voice speaking about a sleeping adult dog as “playing with her puppies”? (We, of course, know why they had to scramble to recharacterize that alleged alibi.) 3 - Are not acknowledging that @CIA employees are not allowed to give interviews to the press—about anything, personal or work-related—and that the New York Times piece represents an unprecedented break with longstanding CIA policy. 4 - Are not being honest about the seriousness of Kerkhoff’s failed polygraph and how gravely the intelligence community—especially the CIA—regards that process. (Extensive documentation on federal IC policies and procedures regarding polygraph examinations will follow.) 5 - Refuse to discuss or even reference the biggest related mystery of all: the two adjacent addresses in Falls Church, Virginia, where the FBI deployed its most specialized surveillance team on January 12 and 13, 2021—only to suddenly pull the team after just two days. Behind door number one: the residence of the FBI’s J6 pipe bomb “person of interest” #3 (POI3), who was being visited by POI2 on January 5 and 6. Behind door number two: the residence of Shauni Kerkhoff. For some inexplicable reason, the FBI removed its surveillance team from those addresses six days before POI2 and POI3 were even interviewed or cleared as suspects. Why? Did it have anything to do with who lived behind door number two? Why will the law firm of Clare Locke Patel Ratcliffe & The Gray Lady not address this critical component of the J6 pipe bomber story? WHY? Now ask yourself this most important question: With 2.4 million individual households in the greater D.C. area, what are the odds that the FBI’s POI2 and POI3 just happened to live next door to the person with a 94-98% gait match to the gray-hooded bomber? Why will no one mention this? I provided this information to the New York Times reporter in great detail. Two FBI whistleblowers who were on that surveillance team have discussed it extensively—including the most recent whistleblower, who is still an active FBI agent. At great personal risk, he has filed a protected disclosure with Congress highlighting the procedural anomalies surrounding that aborted Falls Church surveillance operation. DO THE MATH! Bonus question for the law firm of Clare Locke Patel Ratcliffe & The Gray Lady: 6 - Since you won’t disclose who is paying for Ms. Kerkhoff’s legal defense—utilizing a firm known for not working on contingency, requiring seven-figure retainers, and charging $1,800 per hour—did @dbongino write the check for this lawsuit, as he specifically told @RepThomasMassie he was going to do?

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Overnight, the IRGC announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz via state media. Today, at least two vessels have been fired upon, according to maritime tracking groups. Approximately 20 vessels have turned around, according to the WSJ.

BREAKING: Heavily armed US Capitol Police officers are RACING to a reported shooting in the vicinity of a high-ranking US government official in Washington, DC’s Navy Yard The black SUV seen in the video is an armored Chevrolet Suburban used by leaders of Congress and members of the President’s cabinet. It is UNCLEAR if this was a targeted attack, but the alleged shooter is NOT in custody, and police are searching the area. I personally witnessed that official be EXTRACTED via undercover Capitol Police officers, protected by uniformed officers carrying long rifles I will not name the official without their express permission, as I don’t want to dox their home. Other officers can be seen sweeping the area for evidence like shell casings. Will update when I have more details.

There are now more anti-White and anti-Asian laws in South Africa than anti-Black laws under Apartheid. Racism is wrong no matter who it is against.

The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole

6 months ago

@elonmusk South Africa has a lot of race laws to cut

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🚨Did we just make history?🚨 I told you on Monday about the almost 1.5 hour interview I gave to @nytimes reporter, @corinaknoll. She called because former @capitolpolice officer and now @CIA employee, Shauni Kerkhoff, had given her an interview. Knoll wanted comments from me based on things Kerkhoff had said to her. I’d really like to just go ahead and give away everything we talked about, but let’s wait and see how Knoll writes the story. More accurately, let’s see what the law firm, Clare Locke, and the CIA approve to be published. Regardless of the final product, I think we’re making history. I knew that CIA allowing a current employee to be interviewed by the press was highly irregular, but I had no idea it may be without precedent. Today I used both Google Gemini and Grok to scan all known records of “if, when, and who” any CIA employee gave an interview to a media outlet … with permission of the Agency. Answer? Never. There have been whistleblowers who gave interviews without permission. Agency Public Affairs officials who make statements to the press and take questions. Agency Directors who also engaged in interviews and press briefings. But according to both AI platforms: “No publicly documented examples exist of rank-and-file CIA employees (such as analysts, operations officers/case officers, or other non-public-affairs staff) being authorized to give named, on-the-record press interviews while still actively employed—even on topics unrelated to their CIA work.” -Grok And … “No, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) does not typically allow current employees to give interviews to the press, and it maintains strict controls over all employee communication with the media.” -Gemini As we know from using AI, it (they) does make mistakes. But I grilled them rather thoroughly. The real question though … Why is the CIA making history, breaking with decades of strict protocol against employees speaking to the press? Is this a panic public relations move after it was revealed two weeks ago that Ms. Kerkhoff had failed a polygraph test about her involvement in the January 5/6 pipe bomb conspiracy? Even so … why would the CIA care enough to make such an unprecedented exception to their strict policy against this very thing? Anyway … I’m sure Corina Knoll will do a fine job of making Kerkhoff into a sympathetic, abused, humiliated woman, whose life has been shattered by our story about her 94-98% forensic match to the gray hoodie-wearing pipe bomber. Knoll’s NYT bio says of her work: “She emphasizes empathy, texture, and the human element rather than straight news reporting.” (Uhhhh.) There you have it. NYT gave Clare Locke and the CIA (but, I repeated myself), their Big Gun for the damage control job needed. Although I don’t know what damage we’ve done with our stories. After failing the @FBI polygraph, Kerkhoff still has her job and paycheck. (Weird, huh?) Perhaps this coming puff piece is less about repairing her reputation, and more about protecting the Agency/Bureau part of the intelligence community Blob. Another diversion. Like the inert J6 pipe bombs, themselves. Oh, yeah. Just one prelim to the article. Knoll told me that Kerkhoff told her, “I don’t have a limp.” Ummmmm. Roll tape. 👇 x.com/stevebakerusa/…

Steve Baker @SteveBakerUSA

7 months ago

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Drop Site News obtained a cache of documents and correspondence revealing details of the Saudi-Pakistan joint defense agreement that is now implicated by the war with Iran

🚨Hear ye, hear ye! The Court of Public Opinion is now in session.🚨 I just gave an hour and a half interview to a @nytimes reporter who is doing a feature on alleged J5 pipe bomber, (and much beloved former @CapitolPolice officer), Shauni Kerkhoff. The NYT reporter was granted access to speak directly with Ms. Kerkhoff for the piece. It’ll be interesting to see if they give her the same “her-life-has-been-upended” treatment NYT gave Ray Epps in the summer of ‘22, turning the most famous J6 provocateur into a cause célèbre of the American left wing media. So, after the failed polygraph revelation and other blows Team Shauni has endured the last two weeks, it seems the CIA’s law firm has facilitated the first of many expected public countermeasures, going straight to “the newspaper of record” for round one. It’ll also be interesting to see if I’m quoted correctly and in proper context. (If not, there will be measures taken.) I mean … The Gray Lady does have a slightly larger circulation than what @HanneReports and I have cobbled together over the last two weeks, but we have a few more arrows in our quiver. Thanks to @elonmusk — and you, the jury of this august court — Joe and I will have a fighting chance for our voice to be heard. veritasregnat.com

🚨 JUST IN: TPUSA's Savanah Hernandez GOES OFF on the literal TERRORISM leftists are inflicting on conservative reporters "I'm scared to report, Laura. This is my JOB! It's what I have been doing for the last SIX YEARS! And I'm TERRIFIED to do my job. I can't even interview people properly on the street because I get BRUTALLY ASSAULTED and pushed to the ground by a 250-pound man for simply going and REPORTING on anti-ICE activities!" — @Savsays

Savanah Hernandez better sue this family for every last dollar they have.

California legislators are trying to make investigating fraud illegal

Nick shirley @nickshirleyy

6 months ago

California is trying to pass a bill that would criminalize investigative journalism with misdemeanors, $10,000 fines, imprisonment, and content takedown. The proposed bill is titled AB 2624 and was made after I exposed mass fraud by immigrant groups in America. Under AB 2624,

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@MaryBowdenMD It appears that the TX hospitals ask for documentation of the Covid shots, but do not actually require them since that's illegal in TX. But perhaps there is additional evidence that confirms that they actually require the shots currently? I haven't seen that evidence.

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House Judiciary GOP 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 @JudiciaryGOP

7 months ago

#NEWS: The European Commission uses its vast power to limit online discourse ahead of major elections in the U.S. and Europe. Its actions could affect U.S. speech—including the global removal and demotion of content protected by the First Amendment. Ahead of tomorrow's

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Savanah Hernandez getting physically assaulted by liberals at the Whipple Building in Minneapolis was the biggest news story yesterday Aside from one local news source, not a single media outlet covered it If you go to Google News and search ‘Savanah Hernandez,’ or even ‘Savanah Hernandez whipple building’ nothing comes up If this was a liberal being assaulted by conservatives there would be 500 pages of articles from every media outlet

South Africa won’t allow Starlink to be licensed, even though I was BORN THERE, simply because I am not Black! We were offered many times the opportunity to bribe our way to a license by pretending that a Black guy runs Starlink SA, but I have refused to do so on principle. Racism should not be rewarded no matter to which race it is applied. Shame on the racist politicians in South Africa. They should be shown no respect whatsoever anywhere in the world and shunned for being unashamedly RACISTS!

DogeDesigner @cb_doge

7 months ago

Why Elon Musk is RIGHT to fight South Africa’s racist rules blocking Starlink? Imagine this: Long ago, South Africa had very unfair laws called apartheid. They treated Black people badly and kept them from good jobs and money. When those bad laws ended, the country made new

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The fall of Eric Swalwell is a coordinated power play by Democrats. California has a jungle primary— meaning the top two candidates in the primary advance to the general election, regardless of party. The Republican candidates are over-performing enough that Democrats are worried the two general election candidates would be Republicans. In order to consolidate the Democrat vote, one of the candidates had to drop out, but Swalwell refused. That’s all the party leadership needed to start releasing all the dirt they had collected on him for years. They don’t care about his victims, only that he was too stubborn to step aside so they could hold on to power.

Election Time @ElectionTime_

7 months ago

NEW POLL: 🟥Steve Hilton and 🟦Eric Swalwell lead the pack in California's top-two primary for Governor. California - Governor Primary (Top 2 Advance) 🟥Steve Hilton 22% 🟦Eric Swalwell 18% 🟥Chad Bianco 13% 🟦Tom Steyer 12% 🟦Katie Porter 11% 🟦Matt Mahan 5% 🟦Xavier Becerra 4%

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The plot thickens.

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