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Governor gets shamed.




I want to thank the 26 State Attorneys General who have expressed support and enthusiasm for
@TheJusticeDept
’s newly-established Second Amendment Enforcement Task Force. I agree that “it will serve as a key reset of President Biden’s misguided approach and a crucial cornerstone of President Trump’s efforts to restore Second Amendment rights to its rightful place as a first-class liberty.” We are already hard at work.https://justice.gov/ag/media/1398006/dl?inline
 


In a groundbreaking joint effort, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Miami and Florida law enforcement agencies arrested nearly 800 illegal immigrants during the first four days of Operation Tidal Wave, a massive, multi-agency immigration enforcement crackdown.



Nearly 800 illegal aliens arrested in massive Florida ICE operation: 'Tidal Wave'​

Multiple illegal aliens arrested had violent criminal convictions​



 
Before people freak out he's not talking about Iraq 2.0.

Second he will probably be declassifying some stuff that's really going to piss everyone off regardless of political party. I would recommend Iran's Leadership starts giving him want he is asking for sooner than later.



Trump says he'll be 'leading the pack' to war with Iran if deal prospects whither away​

'I may go in very willingly [to war] if we can't get a deal. If we don't make a deal, I'll be leading the pack,' Trump explained​




Iran's uranium for its nuclear program comes from domestic mines, imports, and enrichment. Iran has two domestic uranium mines, Saghand and Gchine, and has also been importing uranium, particularly from Kazakhstan. Additionally, Iran has been enriching uranium to higher levels at facilities like Natanz and Fordow.
 
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According to court documents, in 2014, Dale Britt Bendler, 68, of Miami, began working as a full-time contractor at the CIA with a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance. Before he was a CIA contractor, Bendler spent over 30 years working for the CIA as an intelligence officer and retired as a member of the Senior Intelligence Service in 2014. Beginning in July 2017 and continuing through at least July 2020, while a full-time CIA contractor and TS/SCI clearance holder, Bendler worked with a U.S. lobbying firm and engaged in unauthorized and hidden lobbying and public relations activities on behalf of foreign national clients. As described in the plea agreement, Bendler’s undisclosed lobbying activities included an attempt to use his position and access at the CIA to influence a foreign government’s embezzlement investigation of one of Bendler’s foreign national clients and a separate attempt to use his position and access at the CIA to influence the U.S. government’s decision as to whether to grant a U.S. visa to another of Bendler’s clients, who was alleged to be associated with terrorism financing. In exchange for his unauthorized outside activities, Bendler was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars.

During the course of Bendler’s unauthorized lobbying and public relations activities, Bendler also abused his access to CIA resources and personnel by, among other things, searching classified CIA systems for any information related to his private lobbying clients, improperly storing and disclosing non-public, sensitive, and classified U.S. government information to people not authorized to receive such information, and lying to the CIA and the FBI about his status as a foreign agent and his unauthorized lobbying and public relations activities. The CIA terminated Bendler’s contract and access in September 2020.
 
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