Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has demanded an investigation into who was running the country while President Biden was in cognitive decline.

“It appears staffers and officers in the Biden administration may have exploited Biden’s incapacity so they could issue orders without an accountable President of sound mind approving them,” AG Bailey writes. “This would explain why the Biden administration’s orders were aggressivey much farther to the left than any previous President. If in fact Biden’s staffers were exploiting his mental decline, those orders are null and void.”

AG Bailey says that “it is black-letter law that a document is void, ab initio, when the person signing it lacks mental capacity.”

He is asking the Department of Justice to investigate “who has been running the country for the last four years.”

How do you think they would do that? Could they ask President Biden NOW why he did many things and to produce evidence of his understanding of those things? I doubt that would lead to very much. Could they ask for a document trail that led to executive actions? And would these Deep State actors be easy to identify?

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Russia has offered to broker talks between the U.S. and Iran.

These two countries are not at war but they are at loggerheads. The U.S. continually accuses Iran of having a nuclear weapon. Iran has worked with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to prove that it doesn’t but the U.S. keeps escalating accusations. Earlier in the week, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had a call on Monday with Israeli Minister of Defense Israel Katz and “both leaders agreed that Iran remains a threat to regional security and agreed to work together on this challenge.”

Iran offered diplomatic talks with the Biden administration but has not offered any with the Trump administration. Could Russia be the middle man to cool down this rhetoric?

“Russia believes that the United States and Iran should resolve all problems through negotiations,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Bloomberg. Moscow “is ready to do everything in its power to achieve this,” he added.

Who cares who does it, as long as it gets done!?

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The Trump administration has paused weapons and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, according to the Wall Street Journal. What intelligence did the U.S. have? Apparently the U.S. helped Ukraine track Russian troops in order to fire HIMARS on them.

Without the weapons and intelligence, how will Ukraine keep its war going? Europe is digging through couch cushions to find the money. The plan is called the ReArm Europe Plan. It calls for the EU to spend more than €800 billion in defense spending but…they’ll have to borrow it. The rules allow each member state to increase their defense spending “without triggering the Excessive Deficit Procedure.”

In other words, they don’t have it. The EU is letting them borrow it. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says that this is necessary because “We are living in the most momentous and dangerous of times.” Her goal is for the E.U. to have a military budget equivalent to the U.S. annual military budget, which is also based on debt. Why in the world would anyone want to emulate that failing model!?

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The U.S. is reportedly preparing to engage directly with Hamas to negotiate a peace deal with Israel. But if it is this kind of diplomacy, don’t hold your breathe.

President Trump wrote this on X and this on TruthSocial, threatening: “I am sending Israel everything it needs to finish the job, not a single Hamas member will be safe if you don’t do as I say… RELEASE THE HOSTAGES NOW, OR THERE WILL BE HELL TO PAY LATER!”

He said that Hamas cannot keep any more dead bodies and continued, “Only sick and twisted people keep bodies, and you are sick and twisted!”

Israel also has dead bodies to exchange and had hostages long before October 7. Does he know that?

President Trump has repeatedly said that he cannot arrange a ceasefire in Ukraine without participation from both sides but has been called out for not engaging both sides of the conflict in Gaza. Well if this is his manner of engaging them, it is not to catch flies with honey.

Israel violated the terms of the ceasefire but the Trump administration sent a new round of shipments this week.

The Israeli government has cut aid to Gaza and reportedly has a “hell plan” that would “cut off electricity and water into Gaza to prepare for a full-scale resumption of the war.”

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The head of the New York FBI office has been ousted. He says that he was not given a reason for this but this internal memo from a few weeks ago may have something to do with it.

James Dennehy is a Marine Corps veteran. After President Trump took office, he sent a staff email calling the Trump administration “a battle of our own” and advising his staff to “dig in.”

Dennehy said that this: “Late Friday, I was informed that I needed to put my retirement papers in today, which I just did. I was not given a reason for this decision.”

Attorney General Pam Bondi is now saying that the New York field office had withheld evidence about Jeffrey Epstein. She claims that this office had “thousands of documents” that were withheld when she requested them but she has them now and that her office is going through them for forthcoming release.

That doesn’t quite explain the influencers with binders that happened last week. This narrative from the government has been hard to follow. They have over-promised and under-delivered. Could it really have been this one guy holding it up for the rest of us or is there something else to it?

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Protests broke out at the Israeli Knesset on Monday because guard personnel did not allow bereaved families of October 7 victims to attend a speech by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The families are demanding a probe into October 7. They want to know what the Israeli government knew in advance, how it responded with lethal force on civilians and why the Prime Minister has repeatedly failed to negotiate for hostage releases when Hamas demands all along have been “all for all.”

The Prime Minister says that anyone who wants an investigation like that is from the “deep state.” He said that an investigative committee would only be “a committee whose conclusions are already predetermined, and they have been written, all concentrated at one end of the political spectrum.”

He compared this to the political persecution of President Trump in the U.S.

“Most of the people see everything that is happening here, the cooperation between the bureaucracy, the deep state, [which] in the United States, did not succeed. And it will not succeed here either,” he said.

The Prime Minster warned Hamas of “consequences you can’t imagine” if the remaining prisoners are not exchanged. He spoke of a “hell plan” to stop all aid to Gaza while resuming military attacks. The U.S. is apparently on board because Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had a call on Monday with Israeli Minister of Defense Israel Katz and they spoke of the two countries’ “unbreakable bond.”

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President Trump’s tariffs on Canada and Mexico were not idle threats. They went into effect today.

The Trump administration wanted serious efforts from both countries to curb the flow of drugs over the border but, the White House says that t”hey have failed to adequately address the situation.”

So, game on.

The original plan was to put a 10% tariff on China but on Monday, the White House doubled it to 20%.

The President also announced a plan to put tariffs on “external” agricultural imports. He told farmers to “get ready to start making a lot of agricultural product to be sold INSIDE of the United States.”

We are in unchartered waters now. The stock market faltered on the uncertainty of what tariffs will do to the economy.

The Atlanta Fed recently predicted a 2.8% drop in GDP in the first quarter of 2025. This may look bad but, as economist Peter St. Onge points out, “its not necessarily flagging distress. It’s flagging that the country is healing” from the over-spending of the Biden administration. I like the optimism. Let’s hope it’s on target for all of our sake!

China retaliated by announcing new tariffs on U.S. food and agriculture products, which will go into effect on March 10.

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President Trump has reportedly paused all military aid to Ukraine. This reportedly “applies to all US military equipment bound for Ukraine that’s not currently in the country, including weapons that are in transit on aircraft and ships or waiting in Poland to be delivered.”

The Pentagon said that the pause will be “until the country’s leadership demonstrates a good faith commitment to peace.”

The ultimatum gives me pause. This should be the end of the end, not because of President Zelensky’s behavior. It should end because it is the right thing to do.

Most Americans support ending the war in Ukraine and more than half of Ukrainians want the war to end too, only you wouldn’t know it if you only listen to Zelensky. He said this to the Associated Press on Monday:

“An agreement to end the war is still very, very far away, and no one has started all these steps yet. The peace that we foresee in the future must be just, honest, and most importantly, sustainable.”

President Trump took to Truth Social to blast that statement, writing: “This is the worst statement that could have been made by Zelenskyy, and America will not put up with it for much longer! It is what I was saying, this guy doesn’t want there to be Peace as long as he has America’s backing and, Europe, in the meeting they had with Zelenskyy, stated flatly that they cannot do the job without the U.S. – Probably not a great statement to have been made in terms of a show of strength against Russia. What are they thinking?”

Is this really the end of aid to Ukraine or is President Trump just punishing Zelensky for now? The personalities of this are a shame. Innocent people are still dying.

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A new study shows what is a consistent trend: Gender transformation only makes mental health worse. We already knew that gender transformation increased the risk of suicide. A new study shows that surgical sex changes increases the risk of “depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and substance use disorders” than those who do not undergo surgery.

Well…who would have predicted that experimental procedures would make people so uncomfortable? Not do the procedures lead to sterilization and create life-long pharmaceutical patients, they are painful and increase a person’s focus on “passing” as another gender. No one should go around the world hyper focused on how others perceive them!

The study, surprisingly, does not suggest that these procedures stop because they are associated with harm. It only suggests that there is a need for “ongoing, gender-sensitive mental health support for transgender individuals’ post-surgery.”

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Israel turned the bombs back on after the first phase of the ceasefire ended without an agreement to extend to a second phase.

Over the weekend, Israeli forces struck northern Gaza. Israel blames Hamas for “not accepting a US-backed proposal for extending the truce.” They did not accept it because it did not have a commitment for Israel to end the war.

The U.S. plan, put forward by Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, allowed the ceasefire to extend during Ramadan, which began on Saturday and ends on March 29. It would also extend through Passover, which is between April 12 through 19.

So what now that the second and third phases of the ceasefire are in limbo? Israel cut off aid flowing into Gaza while the U.S. stepped up weapons shipments to Israel. On Saturday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that he had expedited the shipment of $4 billion in military aid for Israel. So…don’t get excited about all that savings we may incur over stopping aid to Ukraine. Israeli Prime Minister thanked the U.S. for giving them the weapons to “finish the job.”

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The Pentagon is reportedly ending it’s cyberwar on Russia. This was reported by The Record and sort of validated by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

I say “sort of” because he commented on Hillary Clinton sharing it by pointing out that she too has a history with Russia. Hegseth, according to reports, has ordered the U.S. to stop “offensive digital actions” on Russia. Which serves as a reminder that the U.S. launches cyber warfare on other countries and was the first to launch a cyber weapon.

Why would he do that? Because you can’t be attacking a country that you’re trying to make peace with clearly.

The U.S. is also seeking out energy and mineral deals with Russia, which Russian President Vladimir Putin says is on the table. The mineral-rich land of Eastern Ukraine is now in Russia’s control so that makes sense.

Now there are reports that the U.S. may want to invest in the Nord Stream 2 Pipeline. Yes THAT one, the one that the Biden administration sabotaged. It has never actually been activated but President Trump is ambitious about investment and energy so it very well could.

During his first term, President Trump said that he would kill the project but apparently he’s had a change of heart.

Ukrainian President Zelensky says that he is still willing to sign the minerals deal that did not get signed after a sour meeting at the White House. Will the U.S. still want it?

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European leaders rushed to stand with Ukrainian President Zelensky after he was thrown out of the White House for petulantly demanding that the U.S. abandon diplomacy with Russia. After President Trump and Vice President Vance called him out for this, European leaders acted in unison to signal that Europe can and will pick up the torch by posing for this War Lovers Family Photo. They are calling themselves the “coalition of the willing.”

European Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen summarized the meeting thus: We want peace. We’ll do it with a “massive surge” of war.

The U.K. signed a 100-year agreement to support Ukraine, both militarily and financially. This was already in the works since January but it was widely reported over the weekend to symbolize Britain’s opposition to the U.S. position. This puts them on the hook for £3 billion per year until 2031. That’s only 6 years so who knows what the remaining 94 will entail but they do have a plan to establish military bases along the Sea of Azov, which Russia controls. That should go well.

Part of this plan is for “combating…propaganda.” So expect a lot of propaganda.

British Prime Minister Starmer also announced a £1.6 billion missile deal for Ukraine.

President Zelensky posted his summary of his weekend, reiterating that Europe is his new bestie because the U.S. refuses to play that role now.

Oh and Canada wants in on that action too. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau scored himself an invitation to the summit and now says that “everything is on the table” for Canadian support to Ukraine, including troops on the ground.

Based on this political theater, there are increasing calls for the U.S. to leave NATO.

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Israel has begun to release over 600 hostages. This release happened in exchange for the bodies of four hostages to the Red Cross, which happened as planned.

According to Al Jazeera, “there are 115 Palestinian Palestinians serving life and long sentences who are being released. Only 43 of them will be released to the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem. Ninety-seven of them will be exiled out of the occupied Palestinian territory, and 11 are originally from Gaza, so they will be returning to the Gaza Strip.”

Exiled where?

One of the hostages has reportedly been in a coma for months so Palestinian medical teams are awaiting his release.

The World Health Organisation says that over 160 healthcare workers from Gaza are still in Israeli detention centers and they are “deeply concerned about the wellbeing and safety of Palestinian health workers in Israeli detention”, after reports that detainees in Israeli prison facilities were routinely subjected to violence and mistreatment.

These workers could be a part of the next stage of the ceasefire. Hamas says that the remaining Israeli hostages will only be released if Israel commits to the ceasefire deal.

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Attorney General Pam Bondi said that she will start releasing information on the Jeffrey Epstein case as early as today. She said this on Fox News on Wednesday night.

When she was asked why these files have yet to be released she said this: “There are well over 250 victims. We have to make sure that their identify is protected. Tomorrow, Jessie, you’re going to see some Epstein information being released by my office.”

When Rep. Anna Paulina Luna asked the Department of Justice for more information on Epstein as well as the JFK and MLK assassinations – an overly broad request if I’ve ever heard one – she was told that the DOJ would review her request and get back to her in order to protect the “integrity of criminal investigations and prosecutions…[and] uphold the rule of law, keep our nation safe, and protect civil rights.”

Does this indicate that there are still prosecutions moving forward regarding these cases?

So what could we see today from the DOJ regarding Epstein? Client lists? Flight logs? Will we see more of Whitney Webb has uncovered and his connection to Israel? I somehow doubt it.

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Every year in March, the Food and Drug Administration meets to decide which viruses they will vaccinate for in the annual flu vaccine.

This year, inexplicably, that meeting was canceled.

But Dr. Paul Offit, a member of that panel, told CNBC that he received an email that the meeting would be canceled but did not say why.

I am going to take a wild guess. The annual flu vaccine does not go through clinical trials. It also is not tested as to whether or not it stops infection in humans. It is only tested to see if recipients produce antibodies. Maybe, just maybe, new management at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which manages the FDA, have indicated that they want real testing for the annual flu vaccine, which is why manufacturers may be slamming on the pause button?

What do you think of that hypothesis?

Speaking of vaccines, shares of Moderna were down 5% on Wednesday on news that HHS was “re-evaluating its $590 million contract to develop a bird flu vaccine.”

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Officials in the Congo say that a new “hemorrhagic-like illness” has killed at least 50 people.

The disease is not Marburg virus or Ebola because patients tested negative for that. It does seem to be “hemorrhagic-like” with symptoms including fever, vomiting and internal bleeding. In children, doctors say they experience “persistent crying.”

This is from The Daily Mail: “In a local health department report, officials added that the first three cases, in children under five who reportedly ate a dead bat, also suffered from diarrhea and fatigue.”

Somebody get these children something else to eat! Persistent hunger is a problem in Congo due to government corruption, among other factors. Reportedly, about half of the patients were malnourished and also tested positive for malaria.

So are you safe if you don’t eat bats? Or is this something that could spread from person-to-person? The WHO says it could be but there is also cause to be cautious. We have no idea how they are testing or confirming this disease nor do we know how reliable those tests are.

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Hamas says that they have reached a deal with Israel. The deal would secure the release of over 600 Palestinians whose freedom was delayed last weekend.

Israel delayed its hostage release because they did not like the way Hamas released Israeli hostages but I guess they got over that.

“They will be released simultaneously with the bodies of the Israeli prisoners agreed to be handed over during the first phase, in addition to the corresponding Palestinian women and children,” Hamas said.

The ceasefire is still in place in Gaza while these negotiations take place. Israel says that if the next phase of the ceasefire is not agreed upon soon, they will restart the war.

Meanwhile, Israel has stepped up attacks on the West Bank and on Syria.

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It appears President Trump will get his way with Ukrainian rare earth minerals. Ukrainian President Zelensky is expected to sign a deal with the U.S. as early as Friday, possibly in person with President Trump.

The deal will give the U.S. rights to Ukraine’s minerals. The thing is, Ukraine lost most of the places that have the minerals to Russia in the war. Most of Ukraine’s minerals are now Russia’s minerals so Ukraine has little to give but what they’ve got left will be mined and refined by the U.S. if President Trump has his way. This is what the President wants in exchange for the billions in aid that the U.S. has sent to Ukraine.

President Trump also wants to make a deal with Russian President Putin for access to their minerals too and Russia is reportedly game. According to President Putin, Russia is keen to begin “joint projects” with the U.S., which could involve a collaboration on aluminium extraction and supply to the US to stabilise prices.

For all of this to happen, the war in this region needs to end and the White House seems confident that a peace deal is imminent. Meanwhile, European leaders keep trying to act as if it isn’t. The Wall Street Journal says that European leaders are seeking to “Perfect the Art of Trump Whispering.” Lol. Good luck with that.

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Tulsi Gabbard wants answers by Friday, or else.

The new Director of National Intelligence has demanded that the federal employees who used the NSA’s chat rooms to participate in “obscene, pornographic, and sexually explicit” discussions be identified by Friday so that they can be terminated and stripped of their security clearance.

Investigative journalists Christopher F. Rufo and Hannah Grossman discovered that NSA, CIA and DIA chatrooms were used for sexually explicit conversations regarding [brace yourself] genital castration, artificial vaginas, piss fetishes, sex polycules, and gangbangs—all on government time.” The chats date from 2022.

The chats were not just about sex. They also had a recurring theme of hatred against Christians, conservatives, Italians, and heterosexuals. Italians? In this log, they celebrate the death of Christian leader Pat Robertson. In another, they discuss birthing “hermaphrodite babies in order to advance trans ideology.”

THESE are the people who were running the surveillance state during the Biden Administration! But then again, how would they know any better? This behavior was encouraged during the Biden Administration but under Director Gabbard, it is most certainly not.

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President Trump announced that the U.S. will have a new green card program for high net worth people called a “gold card.” Many countries already have this. In countries such as Portugal, Spain and Turkey they are called Golden Visas. In Australia it is the Significant Investor Visa (SIV).

These countries offer residency with some extra tax perks to people who invest heavily in the country through real estate investments or business investments. The program that President Trump suggested would be called a “gold card” and it would require an investment of $5 million in the U.S.

“It’s somewhat like a green card, but at a higher level of sophistication. It’s a road to citizenship for people, and essentially people of wealth or people of great talent,” Trump said in the Oval Office.

“We’re going to be putting a price on that card of about $5 million and that’s going to give you green card privileges-plus,” the president added as he rolled out the plan to a group of journalists. “They’ll be wealthy and they’ll be successful, and they’ll be spending a lot of money and paying a lot of taxes and employing a lot of people.”

This may sound elitist but it is not uncommon and you can’t blame a country for trying to encourage growth and income through investment. President Trump said that this program could help to pay down the national debt.

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