These shakedowns have compromised the security and defense of the United States. Never in our history has a President or his family been so obligated to foreign countries. We have an idea of how much the “BIG Man” has pocketed through trusted conduits, from his son and brother, but we don’t know how much has been deposited in foreign bank accounts, safety deposits or given to shills.
The Charge is Sedition. 
Number One Son gunned down in court. A jury of twelve finds him guilty on all counts. They asked the “Big Man” what he thought of the decision? He quipped, “my son did nothing wrong.” The answer is out of the old “play book”, my kid is wonderful, an honor student he was framed by a honkey and the evidence was planted by a PIG.
The question arises, why did Hunter buy the gun in the first place? Was he going to eat it or did he plan on blowing someone’s head off? But thanks to the Trump appointed judge who smelled a rat. She did not swallow the initial plea deal. Kudos for her. Next step for the younger Biden is The Iron Bar, with a stop along the way for tax evasion.
(POTUS)Biden spoke with MSNBC on a variety of issues during the interview that aired on May 5, 2023. In the last seconds of the interview on the “11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, “Biden was asked how potential criminal charges against Hunter Biden would impact his presidency.
Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a series of profiles of potential running mates for presidential candidate Donald Trump on the 2024 Republican Party ticket
“Rubio is a familiar face who has become one of the strongest voices in the Senate for the America First agenda, is excellent on TV, and can blast Biden effectively for his failed policies,” one top GOP strategist told Fox News Digital.
“Trump is doing very well with Latino voters and the addition of Rubio would only strengthen that, which could spell the end for Biden,” they said, adding that “Rubio would be a solid, safe pick, with a lot of upside.”
GOP strategist Matt Wolking, who served as deputy communications director for Trump’s 2020 presidential campaign, described Rubio as “an effective, disciplined communicator who rarely makes mistakes.”
He noted that Rubio was the only person under consideration who speaks another language, and that his ability to speak Spanish would help the Trump campaign reach Hispanic voters in many states where it could boost their competitiveness, including Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, Virginia, New York, and Florida.
https://www.jpost.com/israel-hamas-war/article-805544
“Palestine depends on the destruction of Israel. If there is any definition of Palestine, it means the absence of Israel,” Mossab Hassan Yousef, otherwise known as the Green Prince, told Dr. Dan Diker, president of the Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs at The Jerusalem Post Annual Conference on Tuesday.
Yousef is the son of Hamas co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef. A Palestinian ex-terrorist, he defected to Israel in 1997 and worked as a spy for the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) until he moved to the United States in 2007.
Yousef said that you have to ask: “What is Palestine? Is it an ethnic group? A religion? A distinct language? Do you have scripture? Are you a nation? Were you a country? None of that. So what is Palestine? What is the purpose of Palestine?” he rhetorically asked the audience at the conference.
He voiced his opposition to a two-state solution with a Palestinian state led by the Palestinian Authority. “For those representing a two-state solution, they either want Israel to cease to exist, or they are not aware of this existential threat,” he declared. In his opinion, the PA is an even greater threat than Hamas.
“All this global chaos is managed by the PA – by the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO). It’s not Hamas propaganda: It’s the ones who sit in Ramallah, who pay all the advocates worldwide through their embassies – those are the ones fighting against Israel and its legitimacy.”
A daring daytime raid into Gaza brought out safely 4 hostages. This raid was akin to the Entebbe raid in Kenya. A clandestine attack which was well planned.
This morning, Rosa Ziv, Shlomi’s mother, was interviewed by Maariv and talked about the exciting reunion with her son. She explained that she didn’t know if he was still alive or what condition he would be in. “The joy is great, it cannot be described in words. I still do not realize that he is here. I believed that Shlomi would return with all my might; you have to believe in the good, and it will be good,” Ziv told Maariv.
She described the moment she found out he had been rescued from captivity, “At first, I heard unfounded rumors that he was rescued, but I didn’t believe he was coming back until the IDF officially informed us that he was on his way. After a few hours, we met him at Tel Hashomer Hospital [Sheba Medical Center],” Ziv said.
Hillary Clinton’s social media post commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day drew strong backlash from conservatives on Thursday.
The D-Day invasion of Normandy, France, on June 6, 1944, is one of the most famous moments in U.S. military history. It was a turning point in World War II and the beginning of American and Allied forces’ liberation of Europe from Nazi Germany’s control.
Conservatives criticized Clinton, a Democrat who ran against Trump for president in 2016, for a post they considered disrespectful to America’s heroes.
The president flew into Wilmington, Del., on Sunday night, where his 54-year-old son’s felony gun trial begins Monday, and will spend the whole day there with no official duties.
Joe Biden’s looming presence in the strange small city leaves nobody in any doubt of the message he is sending to Delaware special counsel David Weiss, the prosecutors, the judge, and the jury pool being chosen Monday: You mess with my son, you mess with me.
It’s all very subtle, in a flagrant way, much like Joe’s impromptu visit to Hallie Biden, the widow of Beau and former lover of Hunter, just nine days before his son’s trial, at which she is the star witness for the prosecution.
It was Hallie who threw Hunter’s new handgun in a trash can in October 2018 out of concern for his drug-addled mental state, creating a ticking legal time bomb that would propel him into court six years later.
It was Hallie who found drugs and drug paraphernalia in his truck. Hallie, 50, even shared his crack addiction for a time, amid multiple drug rehab efforts.
In a trial based on the allegation that Hunter lied on the gun shop’s federal background form on Oct. 12, 2018, when he checked “No” on the question, “Are you an unlawful user of, or addicted to” various narcotic drugs, Hallie’s understanding of his drug use will be key. Hunter’s defense is that the day he bought the gun was a rare day of sobriety in a period during which he admitted in his memoir, “Beautiful Things,” “I was smoking crack every 15 minutes.”
The potential for witness tampering in Joe’s late-night visit to Hallie was obvious, and must have caused conniptions for the prosecutors, Weiss’ towering deputies Leo Wise and Derek Hines.
Yet again we are commanded to take Joe’s “word as a Biden” that nothing untoward went on.
Joe’s ever-present suite of family tragedies was offered to explain the visit, in this case the upcoming anniversary of Beau Biden’s death, not that previous anniversaries had occasioned a high-profile, late-night presidential visit.
Nor did Joe and Hallie need to discuss the trial in their 15-minute private meeting.
The president’s mere unscheduled presence said it all.
As part of this wise-guy messaging, conspicuous Hunter sightings alongside his father have accelerated in the last two weeks.
There was Hunter at the White House, wagging his finger at staff, or attending an event in the Rose Garden.
Here he was, getting on and off Marine One and Air Force One with his father, flying for long weekends from Washington to Wilmington to Rehoboth Beach, Del., and back again, hopping in and out of the presidential motorcade, his own Secret Service detail in tow.
On Saturday morning came a new iteration: Hunter riding a bike with Dad in Rehoboth, sticking close behind as they passed the waiting media.
Perhaps the most flagrant of all was the May 23 state dinner for the president of Kenya where, yet again, the indicted first son rubbed shoulders with Attorney General Merrick Garland.
A dozen Biden family members and hangers-on also attended, including Hunter’s three daughters and niece plus boyfriends and a husband.
It’s the second state dinner Garland has attended with Hunter at a crucial moment in the first son’s legal odyssey.
Before IRS whistleblowers revealed the corrupt Justice Department and CIA obstruction of the five-year criminal tax fraud investigation of Hunter last year, he sealed a sweetheart plea deal with then-plain old Delaware US Attorney Weiss, and a few days later was swanning around triumphantly at the state dinner for the Indian prime minister. Garland was there in his penguin suit, warily trying to keep a discreet distance between them.
Melissa Cohen Biden – the wife of Hunter Biden – lashed out at a former Trump White House aide during a Tuesday appearance in court to support her husband, who has been charged with three felonies stemming from a 2018 firearm purchase.
Her remarks were directed at Garrett Ziegler, who was sued by Hunter Biden last year for publishing the contents of his infamous laptop.
Approaching Ziegler at the trial, Biden’s wife pointed her finger at him and said, “You have no right to be here, you Nazi piece of s—.”
