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FBI Agent Who Played Key Role in Trump-Russia Probe Changes Tune, Will Plead Guilty over Work for Oligarch

Charles McGonigal, an FBI agent who "investigated" the false claims that President Donald Trump's campaign had ties to Russia in 2016, is changing his tune. McGonigal will take a guilty plea in a case accusing him of illegally working for a Russian oligarch. “The court has been informed that defendant…

Trump Gets Final Word after Megan Rapinoe Blows World Cup Hopes

President Donald Trump got his revenge on Megan Rapinoe after the "woke" U.S. women’s soccer star missed a penalty kick and blew the team's World Cup hopes. Trump and Rapinoe have an ongoing feud and neither side has hinted at backing down. “The ‘shocking and totally unexpected’ loss by the…

Pelosi Gives Up Game: Trump Indictments ‘Are Exquisite, Beautiful and Intricate’

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) celebrated the "exquisite, beautiful, and intricate" indictments against President Donald Trump. During an interview with NY Mag, Pelosi weighed in on the indictments and warned readers there "would be a criminal enterprise in the White House" if Trump wins a second term. “I knew on January…

Democrats Panic as Judge Cannon Overrules Jack Smith: ‘Basically Inviting Trump to Submit Motion to Dismiss Case’

Judge Aileen Cannon has struck down two of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s sealed filings in her ruling in President Donald Trump's document case, sending Democrat legal analysts into a panic. Reporter Kyle Cheney said, “Judge Cannon comes out swinging at special counsel this morning, striking two of prosecutors’ sealed filings…

Alan Dershowitz Finds Fatal Flaw in Trump Case: It ‘Fails to Meet the Nixon Standard’

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz examined the new indictments against President Donald Trump and discovered a fatal flaw. “I have no doubt that if the shoe were on the other foot Mr. Trump would be demanding prosecution of his political opponents, but two constitutional wrongs do not make a constitutional…

Alan Dershowitz Issues Warning: Biden’s America ‘Looks Like Banana Republic Land’

Liberal Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz said Friday the prosecution of President Donald Trump is making America look “like banana republic land.” Dershowitz responded after a New York Times report that claimed Democrat President Joe Biden pressed for Trump’s indictment. “President Biden urged his attorney general to indict the man…

Trump Fires Back at Mitt Romney: ‘I Call Him Kryptonite – If He Endorses Somebody, That Person Loses’

President Donald Trump fired back at Mitt Romney after the Utah senator announced a plan to stop him from winning the GOP presidential nomination. Trump said: “Mitt’s a loser. He’s been a loser for a long time. "He has no respect in the Republican Party. "He’s a terrible Republican. "I…

Jonathan Turley Warns Democrats about ‘Very Difficult Case to Prove’ against Trump: ‘Really Bigfooting the Constitution Here’

Legal scholar Jonathan Turley questioned the January 6 indictment of President Donald Trump. Turley warned gloating Democrats that the case against Trump by Department of Justice Special Counsel Jack Smith was “very difficult to prove.” Turley said: “It’s really approaching the urban legend status because he’s not charged with incitement.…

Pennsylvania Judge Rules That Trump Has Presidential Immunity on Elections Claims

A Pennsylvania state judge has ruled that an election worker cannot sue President Donald Trump over statements he made about the 2020 election while in office because the statements are protected by presidential immunity. Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas Judge Michael Erdos said Trump’s immunity covered a tweet he…

Alan Dershowitz Turns Tables, Reveals ‘Jack Smith Can Be Indicted’ If Trump Wins Case

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz has warned Special Counsel Jack Smith that he could "be indicted" if the charges against President Donald Trump get thrown out of court. Smith got a grand jury to issue a four-count indictment of Trump relating to his alleged efforts to contest the results of…