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Fauci Fell Right Into The Trap, Sometimes You Must Show The People, Pain, Accountability – Ep. 3959

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The fake news is using what Biden did during his Presidency against Trump economy. Biden created high cumulative inflation, high gas prices and high rates. Trump is about to bring these way down. Kevin Warsh decided to keep rates unchanged, he is restructuring on how they look at the economy and rates. The [DS] continues to fall into the trap the patriots set. Trump allowed the enemy to do what they do best and now it can be used against them. Fauci was pardoned by the people that over through the US government.  Fauci appeared in front of the Senate pleading the 5th and broke the law now he can be held in contempt. The people needed to see who and what Fauci really is. The [DS]/Fauci are feeling pain, in the end accountability is coming.

 

Economy

The June figure of 6.57% is the one most frequently cited in coverage of the $109,152 number.

Assuming the same conditions as the NAR data in the post (June 2026 median single-family home price of $446,400, 20% down payment, 30-year fixed mortgage, and principal & interest limited to 25% of income), here are the required annual incomes if mortgage rates fell to those levels:

  • 2% mortgage rate: ~$63,360
  • 1.5% mortgage rate: ~$59,160
  • 1% mortgage rate: ~$55,135

  sign of serious subject-matter incompetence or a politically driven hostility toward the President and his agenda. At this point, the Fed is not projecting confidence; it is advertising how out of touch it is with the economy it claims to manage.

Coal Still Dominates Wind and Solar, and Will for the Foreseeable Future
  • Rumors of coal’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. For the past decade, liberal policy wonks and the mainstream media have celebrated the forced closure of numerous coal plants.
  • The media’s claims to the contrary, most of the closed coal plants weren’t taken offline because they were uncompetitive with wind, solar, or natural gas. It was due to regulations specifically targeting coal driven by climate change hysteria and utility executives who discovered they could make more money building new wind and solar facilities with guaranteed rates of return on construction.
  • Still, you can’t keep a good power source down forever. Coal remains the second largest primary energy source in China, India, and other developing countries and is having a modest comeback in some parts of Europe and the United States. 
  • Now the team at Energy Bad Boys (EBB) has undertaken “a system-wide look at the cost of existing coal plants in America.” They looked at 82 coal plants in the United States through the lens of data from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Their research discovered that, “[o]n average, existing coal plants operate at $45.57 per megawatt-hour (MWh).” By comparison, this is far below the average cost of an existing industrial wind facility ($59.78/MWh) and less than half the cost of electricity produced by an existing industrial solar facility ($102.40).
  • At $62.09/MWh, new industrial wind facilities are even less cost-competitive with existing coal than existing facilities are, 25 percent more expensive. New solar facilities, at an EIA estimated cost of $74.55, remain uncompetitive as well, although less so than existing facilities.
  • Of importance is the fact that these cost comparisons fail to include the significant firming costs—the battery storage, hydro pumping, or natural gas backup—needed to ensure a reliable electricity supply with intermittent wind and solar power. Had firming power been included, the large cost gap between cheap coal and expensive wind and solar would have been even greater. Even the highest-cost 25 percent of coal plants produce cheaper electricity than new wind and solar. Nor do EBB’s cost comparisons include the transmission buildout that wind and solar require to deliver the energy they produce to the locations where it is in demand, often hundreds of miles away.

Source: redstate.com

The Fed Keeps Interest Rates Steady in Contested Decision

  • Three members of the rate-setting committee dissented against the rate pause.
    Beth M. Hammack (Cleveland Fed President), Neel Kashkari (Minneapolis Fed President), and Lorie K. Logan (Dallas Fed President).

Political/Rights

Boom! Wisconsin Brewer Who Promised Free Beer on Trump’s Demise Loses License
  •   a Wisconsin brewer who, on the occasion of the attempt on President Trump’s life at the White House Correspondents’ dinner in April, promised patrons free beer on the event of President Trump’s death.  now Bangstad is shut down. The state yanked his license.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Monday that liberal activist and brewery owner Kirk Bangstad is “vowing to fight ‘tooth and nail’ after receiving a letter from the state’s Department of Revenue revoking Minocqua Brewing Co.’s permit to operate in Wisconsin, according to a July 26 newsletter sent to his supporters.”

  •  And here’s the thing: He didn’t lose his license for political reasons. He didn’t lose his license for wishing bodily harm to the President of the United States. He didn’t lose it at the request of anyone in the Trump administration. He lost it for violating the rules on transporting beer across state lines.

Source: redstate.com

https://twitter.com/DHSgov/status/2082191469582885021?s=20

  were all mostly Latinas.”

  accident. That’s how you get things done. -DKP

War/Peace

  began. According to Reuters, the reported $60–70 million deal includes QW-12 and FN-16 infrared-guided missiles designed to defend against low-flying aircraft, helicopters, and drones. Their mobility makes them more difficult to target than fixed air defense sites that have been repeatedly struck during the conflict. China’s Foreign Ministry denied the report, calling it “completely groundless,” while Pakistan rejected claims it would facilitate deliveries through its territory. The report also comes just days after President Trump said he does not believe China is providing military assistance to Iran. If confirmed, however, the procurement would represent a significant expansion of Iran’s short-range air defense capabilities and could indicate growing defense cooperation between Tehran and Beijing despite Beijing’s public denials.

state of readiness.

Treasury Disrupts Iranian Regime’s Strait of Hormuz Extortion Network 

 the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is taking further action against the Iranian regime’s desperate efforts to monetize the Strait of Hormuz and prop up the nation’s failing economy.  OFAC is designating two firms integral to an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)-backed extortion scheme that forces commercial vessels to purchase mandatory maritime “insurance” to transit the Strait.  Although this coverage purports to protect vessels from risks such as seizures, these risks are overwhelmingly created by Iran itself.  Through the Persian Gulf Marine Insurance Company and HormuzSafe Marine Services Authority, the regime brokers IRGC-approved policies designed to extract revenue under the guise of maritime services, including payments in digital assets to evade sanctions—allowing Iran to tighten control over shipping activity and funnel funds into IRGC operations.

“With its economy in freefall and inflation in the triple digits, the regime is desperate for cash,” said Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent. “The United States will not allow Iran to hold global commerce hostage or use international shipping to finance the IRGC’s terrorism, aggression, and repression.”           

IRANIAN Regime’s EXTORTION SCHEME

In an attempt to prop up revenue streams decimated by Operation Epic Fury, Iran has established illegitimate schemes through the Persian Gulf Marine Insurance Company (PGMIC) and HormuzSafe Marine Services Authority, also known as Hormuz Safe, to extort vessels attempting to conduct routine commercial passages through the Strait of Hormuz.  Established by the Central Insurance of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Iran’s primary insurance regulator, the PGMIC brokers and issues insurance policies approved by the U.S.-designated, IRGC-backed Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA).  The insurance covers risks, most of which are created by Iran itself, such as vessel seizures, and aims to generate revenue to fund the regime’s terror and corruption. 

 

shadow fleet ACTORS

Treasury is also taking action today against multiple shadow fleet vessels responsible for transporting millions of barrels of Iranian crude oil and petroleum products.  Iran’s shadow fleet provides an essential lifeline to the Iranian regime, which relies on oil sales to bolster its ailing economy. 

Source:  home.treasury.gov

  Saudi Arabia, under new leadership with MBS, to play a pivotal role in Trump’s plan to bring peace to the Middle East.

Medical/False Flags

 

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 Washington Free Beacon that talks about why you would hire a guy like David Schertler and the comment is, ‘if you’re in deep sh*t, that’s who you call.’ Do you feel like you’re in deep sh*t?”

 

HAWLEY: “Let’s just get ONE THING STRAIGHT. You DON’T HAVE any rights under the Fifth Amendment because you’ve been pardoned… You know that. Your lawyers… shifting nervously in their chairs, they know it.” “This isn’t about the Constitution… This is about contempt. Contempt for this body and contempt for the American people.”

 v. Walker 1896: ‘when he has been pardoned he may not stand upon his privilege.’ You know that, your lawyer sitting behind you shifting nervously in their chairs know it.” “This is about CONTEMPT. Contempt for this body and for the American people.” Fauci must be COMPELLED to speak under threat of arrest.

  since he stands, with respect to such offense, as if it had never been committed.” The privilege evaporates for those covered federal matters because the jeopardy is gone. Attempting to invoke the Fifth Amendment on questions solely about pardoned federal conduct does not nullify the pardon; it may instead expose the witness to contempt proceedings if a court or congressional body determines that the privilege is unavailable

 was pardoned beginning the exact same day, January 1, 2014, just before Metabiota received a massive DoD contract for operations in Ukraine. Hunter Biden was the bagman, or proxy, for Obama/Biden’s corrupt dealings in Ukraine, to include their nefarious biological activity at Metabiota. All of this made possible right after the Maidan coup, regime change in Ukraine in early 2014, and the beginning of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and the annexation of Crimea. Fauci and the Biden Administration admitted their guilt when they issued these pardons. They know they’ve been caught, and they tried to cover their tracks. Whatever they were doing in Ukraine, it’s what they fear most, and all signs seem to point to Metabiota.

 

 

 

 

 control.”

 

  but with each passing day, relied less and less on him. He made too many bad calls, like on MASKS. Remember at the beginning he was an anti-masker. He then switched to a super-masker. In any event I didn’t let him shut the Country down, although he wanted to. I went the Federalist way, and let the governors decide. The Republican governors did a much better job than the Dumocrats. Fauci was largely taken out of play, and then along came Sleepy Joe Biden, who made Fauci a “King!” I called Biden to tell him Fauci was no good, either didn’t have a clue, or was dishonest. The call was well received, but sadly,
not acted on. Biden went on to give Fauci vast destructive power. The rest is history! President DJT

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  fans, hoping to fight the whole thing to what amounts to a draw while ensuring that the substance of what he actually did is never seriously discussed again. It is a risky strategy, but it is the only one available to him, and for all we know, it may even work. Peter Navarro went to prison for refusing to testify, yet there is effectively a zero percent chance that a Washington DC jury would do the same to Fauci. After all the awards, magazine covers, adulation, and years of being treated as a god, Anthony Fauci ends up looking like an ordinary crook. It is not the accountability we were hoping for, but given that no one has been held accountable for anything, seeing Fauci fall from godlike status to invoking the Fifth Amendment is not a bad outcome either.

  certifying your contempt.”   Fauci is DESPICABLE. Time to finally hold him accountable!

Source: thegatewaypundit.com

Here’s how the process works and what the penalties actually are:

  • A Senate committee (in this case, the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee chaired by Sen. Rand Paul) can vote to recommend a contempt citation. Paul has said that vote is scheduled for next week.
  • If the full Senate then approves the citation, it is certified and referred to the U.S. Attorney / Department of Justice.
  • The DOJ has discretion on whether to prosecute. Even if it does, there must still be a grand jury indictment, a trial (or plea), and a conviction before any sentence is imposed.
  • Only after a criminal conviction under the federal statute (2 U.S.C. § 192) can imprisonment occur.

Statutory penalty if convictedUnder 2 U.S.C. § 192, willfully refusing to answer questions or produce documents under a valid congressional subpoena is a misdemeanor punishable by:

  • A fine of not more than $100,000, and/or
  • Imprisonment for not less than 1 month and not more than 12 months.
     In recent high-profile cases (Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro for refusing Jan. 6 Committee subpoenas), both were convicted and each received a 4-month prison sentence.

  half a dozen prior hearings loudly bullshiting everybody. The days of the bullshit are OVER. The declassifications are PICKING UP SPEED.

He’s got no cover.

He can’t hide.

He’s gonna sit there and invoke the 5th throughout the entire hearing.

The bluster is gone.

The chutzpah has disappeared.

The arrogance is still there, but he’s demonstrating there’s only one way he can limit the damage his own lies have done to him.

And now we get the spectacle of Fauci’s lawyer being removed from the room because he’s not following the rules for Congressional testimony.

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[DS] Agenda

President Trump’s Plan

 

 of least resistance. Clayton will is coming to finish them off, and they know it. But Pulte was moving so FAR so FAST they have to pick their poison. They have to hope Clayton will expose/destroy them slower than Pulte was. Not much of a hope.

 

 

 

 used effectively to break the weeks-long filibuster mounted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Leader Thune and others point out that the Senate ultimately invoked cloture on the Civil Rights Act, and on that basis wrongly conclude that the talking filibuster was *not* the tool used to achieve that victory.

This argument ignores the fact that this is *how* the Senate closed a staggering 30-vote cloture deficit in 1964. After many weeks of fighting a losing battle, filibustering senators predictably started to lose their resolve to hold up the bill indefinitely, especially when they realized how hard they’d have to work to keep the effort alive. So they started proposing and supporting amendments to the bill to make it more palatable and help them save face.

I still maintain that this is a viable approach that could work well—even better—in the context of the SAVE America Act, especially considering that the bill is less complicated and less controversial with voters than was the Civil Rights Act, and currently has a cloture deficit of only 10 votes—tiny compared to the 30-vote deficit faced by the Civil Rights Act of 1964. My colleague also mistakenly suggests that Senate Republicans would have to vote to enforce the talking filibuster. That simply isn’t true; no vote is required for this step.

All we need is a majority leader willing to announce that we’re getting on the bill and that we will continue to debate it until it passes—all with the understanding that if filibustering senators fail to show up to debate it, we can “call the question” and pass it with a simple majority. That understanding, in turn, is what motivates the filibustering senators to show up and speak, but it’s also what naturally causes them to tire of the exercise after a few weeks, at which point they start looking for a face-saving off-ramp.

Finally, Leader Thune suggests that the talking filibuster would be thwarted by being “reset” every time Democrats offered an amendment.

There’s a valid point in there, but it’s not a good reason not to invoke the talking filibuster. It appears he’s referring indirectly to paragraph 1(a) of Senate Rule 19 (the two-speech rule). While offering a new amendment can create a new question under longstanding practice, the September 25, 1986 precedent narrowed how rigidly the two-speech rule is applied by clarifying that many procedural actions do not count as speeches at all.

Particularly in light of that 1986 clarification, it’s been a long time since I’ve suggested we consider rigid enforcement of Rule 19’s two-speech limit as part of a talking filibuster strategy for the SAVE America Act.

We don’t need it! Nor was that rule aggressively enforced during the Senate’s consideration of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Majority Leader Mike Mansfield correctly focused on requiring actual debate from filibustering senators rather than looking for technical ways to shut the debate down.

To give credit where it’s due, I appreciate what Leader Thune said in this interview about the possibility of passing some iteration of SAVE America using budget reconciliation—a procedure in which there is no 60-vote cloture hurdle. I’ve been skeptical of this approach in the past, but I’m starting to believe the SAVE America Act has more budgetary features than I initially considered possible.

That said, reconciliation is fraught with all kinds of problems, challenges, risks, and uncertainties. Also, failure can be far too easy to blame on the parliamentarian. I’m open to considering the reconciliation path, but we should make this decision with our eyes open. To do that, we need to separate fact from fiction when it comes to the talking filibuster.

 

  Katie Britt
 Senator Todd Young

 

 

 

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