He is heavily associated with Epstein in the records  and emails, but investigators say they have found  no proof of Trump committing  a crime with Epstein. Political commentator Jack Cocchiarella reacts to the latest Trump Epstein scandal. Trump PANICS As Fox Host ADMITS Epstein CHILD CRIMES On Air! Here’s the breakdown. 1. What the official investigations say A recent DOJ/FBI memo reviewing the Epstein case states there is no evidence of a “ client list ,” blackmail operation, or additional uncharged co-conspirators that they can credibly pursue.  When the DOJ and FBI release a memo insisting there is “no evidence” of a client list, no blackmail network, and no additional co-conspirators to pursue, many observers question whether the statement reflects the truth or simply the limits of what the government is willing to acknowledge. The Epstein case has always operated in the shadows of powerful interests, with sealed files , destroyed records , and...

Marjorie Taylor Greene ’s surprise announcement that she will resign from Congress in January 2026 marks one of the most dramatic political shifts in recent memory. Political commentator Jack Cocchiarella reacts to Marjorie Taylor Greene resigning from Congress. BREAKING: Marjorie RESIGNS From CONGRESS, Then EXPOSES Trump! - YouTube  Her exit comes after months of rising tension inside the Republican Party , a public breakdown in her relationship with former President Trump , and deep frustration with the direction of Congress itself. In her statement, Greene emphasized that stepping down was not an act of defeat but a choice driven by loyalty to her district, protection of her family, and a belief that the environment in Washington had become unsustainable. One of the clearest reasons Greene gave was her refusal to force her district through what she described as a “hurtful and hateful” primary that Trump himself was prepared to fuel. Her falling-out with Trump transformed what ...

Jonathan Pollard ’s recent comments have reignited a long-running debate about the limits of U.S. –Israel cooperation  and the risks of allowing any ally to operate  with unchecked strategic autonomy. Jonathan Pollard, the convicted Israeli spy, openly admits Israel used NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL against America in 1973 — and says they should do it AGAIN today if the US ever cuts weapons. Former CIA officer John Kiriakou just revealed Israel threatened to nuke Iran’s underground sites unless Trump gave them bunker-buster bombs. Is this the real " Samson Option " — threatening to "nuke the Middle East" (and maybe even Europe or US allies) if abandoned? Israel THREATENS America By "NUKING The Middle East", Pollard Speaks  Pollard, a former U.S. intelligence analyst convicted of spying for Israel, has increasingly spoken in ways that challenge America’s authority in the region. His claim that Israel should act without regard for Washington’s approval —paired with h...

 Scientists Create Eye Drops To Replace Glasses Scientists Create Eye Drops To Replace Glasses - YouTube Scientists have developed a new type of eye drop treatment that may reduce—or in some cases eliminate—the need for reading glasses . The condition targeted is called presbyopia , a normal age-related change in vision where people have increasing difficulty focusing on nearby objects, such as books, smartphones, or menus.  In one major study conducted in Argentina and presented at a European eye surgery congress , 766 participants used eye drops containing a drug called pilocarpine (in different concentrations) plus another medicine called diclofenac . The drops worked by constricting the pupil and improving the flexibility of the eye’s focusing lens —both actions that help restore near vision.  The results were impressive: one hour after the first dose, patients improved an average of 3.45 lines on a near-vision eye chart . In the highest concentration group, 84% of ...

The King of England, Global Institutions, and the Question of Loyalty A growing number of critics argue that the King of England aligns more closely with global institutions like the World Economic Forum and the World Health Organization than with the everyday concerns of ordinary people. This viewpoint comes from the King’s long-standing history of speaking on global issues—such as climate policy, international health, and sustainable development—topics that overlap heavily with agendas promoted by organizations that operate above the level of national governments. For critics, this creates the impression that his priorities lean toward the visions of international bodies rather than the practical needs of the public he symbolizes. (1) Russia Backs Trump in Fight Against British - YouTube The King’s decades of environmental advocacy place him in close conversation with institutions that view climate change as a globalized challenge requiring coordinated, top-down solutions. These inst...

McDonald's French fries are one of the most recognizable foods in the world—long, golden, crisp, and almost identical no matter which restaurant you visit.  But behind that consistency lies a process most customers never hear about, and it raises questions about what it takes to produce such flawless results on such a massive scale. To achieve the signature shape and color of McDonald’s fries, the company relies heavily on a single type of potato: the Russet Burbank. This potato is long and uniform, ideal for creating fries that fit the brand’s standard image. But it is also notoriously difficult to grow. The Russet Burbank is highly vulnerable to blemishes, discoloration, and a condition called net necrosis, which causes dark lines to form inside the potato. These imperfections make the potato unusable for McDonald’s strict visual standards, placing enormous pressure on farmers to deliver spotless crops. To prevent net necrosis, farmers use a pesticide known as Monitor. The chemic...

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A growing number of cities across the United States  are reporting a troubling shift in youth crime:  violent attacks carried out by increasingly younger teens,  often with clear racial motivations or tensions fueling the situation. Trump said Chicago was bad. The democrats said he was not telling the truth. Now the mayor is in hiding Chicago Mayor GOES MISSING as RIOTS ERUPT  These incidents are not isolated. They appear in schools, shopping centers, public transit systems, and even neighborhood gatherings, creating a sense that something fundamental has changed in how young adolescents understand conflict, identity, and consequences. Officials and community leaders describe a pattern: groups of kids barely in their early teens, emboldened by social media challenges , peer pressure, and the diminishing presence of structured supervision at home and school. What once began as petty fights or bullying has escalated into coordinated assaults, filmed and circulated onli...

  What’s real right now is a political and legal escalation around the Clintons and Epstein , but the “referred to DOJ for arrest” line you’re seeing is mostly a spin on a narrower, procedural step. Here’s how it breaks down in plain terms: The House Oversight Committee , chaired by Rep. James Comer , has issued subpoenas for Bill and Hillary Clinton to sit for depositions about Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, along with subpoenas to the Department of Justice for Epstein-related records.  These subpoenas are part of a broader Epstein investigation on Capitol Hill, not a criminal indictment. Congress is demanding testimony and documents; DOJ is being compelled to turn over files.  The Clintons have so far refused to appear for the requested depositions, which has triggered talk among some Republicans about treating them like Steve Bannon was treated (i.e., contempt of Congress referrals to DOJ if they keep defying subpoenas).  This is where th...

A recent message from Representative Elissa Slotkin and several Democratic colleagues has triggered an intense national debate after they publicly urged U.S. military and intelligence personnel to refuse illegal orders under a future Trump administration.  TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME?:  Dems urge military to refuse 'illegal' orders Their statement emphasized that service members swear an oath to the Constitution, not to a president, and are legally required to decline any order that violates established military law or constitutional limits. Supporters of this message view it as a reminder of long-standing military norms meant to protect both the country and the armed forces from unlawful commands. Critics, however, argue that issuing such a warning now risks blurring the line between legal caution and political messaging. Some believe the timing creates the impression that certain elected officials expect conflict between the military and a future commander in chief before a...

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 What’s emerging around Murkowski’s vote isn’t just hypocrisy—it’s the outline of a pattern Americans were never meant to notice.  From rubbing elbows at the 2013 Arctic Circle Forum to Borgerson moderating a 2016 Council on Foreign Relations event with Murkowski, these links cast a shadow over her recent vote to kill the Epstein Files Transparency Act —despite her earlier public support for their release. Chartouni , an Alaskan native, calls out the betrayal, especially after Rep. Harriet Hageman ’s broken promises, demanding accountability with fiery resolve: "She needs to be shamed!" Senator Murkowski blocked the Epstein files. We found her ties to Ghislaine Maxwell & Alaska money. When a senator publicly supports releasing the Epstein files, then suddenly flips to kill the bill after revelations surface about her overlapping circles with Ghislaine Maxwell, Scott Borgerson, and Alaska’s powerful donor network, people naturally suspect the vote wasn’t about “procedu...

 Some Americans are raising questions about the rapid rise of religious centers—forty-eight new sites built in just two years—because the speed and scale don’t match normal community growth patterns, and officials have provided almost no explanation. ✨ This isn’t just content — it’s a movement. Let’s keep the truth loud, the gossip hotter, and the drama unfiltered. 48 Mosques in 24 Months:  What They’re Hiding From Americans!  People want to know who is funding them, why construction is happening in clustered regions, and why local zoning boards are approving the projects with little public input.  The concern isn’t about the faith itself, but about whether foreign money, political organizations, or overseas influence networks are using religious institutions as a footprint to shape cultural or political trends inside the United States.  When large infrastructure goes up this quickly, with opaque financing and minimal oversight, citizens naturally wonder what g...

Charlie Kirk And I Had Handlers Without Realizing It. - YouTube Many observers now argue that Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens were never operating as freely as they believed, but were instead swept into influence networks far larger than their own movements—networks that quietly guide narratives, elevate voices, and redirect public energy without ever announcing themselves.  In this view, the “handlers” weren’t agents in dark rooms but strategically placed donors, consultants, think-tank operatives, and international interests who understood how to steer rising personalities by offering access, money, and platforms disguised as opportunity.  The pattern is subtle: certain topics get amplified while others are avoided; certain enemies are emphasized while others are left untouched; and suddenly a grassroots message becomes oddly synchronized with geopolitical agendas the hosts never publicly acknowledged. It’s not that Kirk and Owens knew they were being guided—it’s that the mac...

  The Epstein Files ...  House votes to release Epstein Files  What is the actual reason the government needs to release these files. It has been many years. Why cant someone use freedom of information act . These are people who did this not a government as a whole. Although it probably involves a lot of government employees like congress individuals. The short answer : Releasing the Epstein files isn’t just about gossip or closure. It’s about public trust, possible blackmail operations, and whether powerful people were protected by the system that was supposed to stop them. And FOIA doesn’t easily crack that open for several legal reasons. I’ll break it down in plain terms. Why the government should release the Epstein files Public trust and equal justice Epstein wasn’t just some random criminal. He was: Connected to presidents, royals, CEOs, scientists, and major donors Given a wildly soft plea deal in 2007–2008 in Florida Protected for years in ways that...