Trump repealed both the First Amendment and the Second Amendment. Only MAGA Morons have rights. CNN's Don Lemon Arrested for Reporting News. Alex Pretti Murdered for having a Legal Gun in a Holster...

Kash Patel Said: "You cannot bring a firearm, loaded, with multiple magazines to any sort of protest that you want. It's that simple. You don't have a right to break the law."

FBI Director Kash Patel made this statement on January 25, 2026, during an appearance on Fox News' Sunday Morning Futures. He was addressing the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old nurse and licensed concealed-carry holder, by federal agents during a protest in Minneapolis on January 24. His claim drew widespread criticism and fact-checks for several reasons: Legality in Minnesota: Under Minnesota law, licensed gun owners are permitted to carry firearms at protests. The Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus labeled Patel's statement "completely incorrect," noting there is no such prohibition.

“Echoes & Endurance: Notes from Minneapolis” A Sermon by Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28f5kaJVAnY

Did the FBI and DOJ Destroy Evidence in the Epstein Case in order to Protect Trump & Criminals? 

Grok/X Said: There is no "conclusive evidence" that the FBI or DOJ destroyed evidence in the Jeffrey Epstein case in order to protect criminals...  However, allegations and suspicions have been raised, particularly from sources critical of the official narrative, though these remain unproven and are often speculative. 

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A whistleblower allegation reported in February 2025 claimed that FBI officials were purging files related to high-profile cases, including Epstein’s, which could impact ongoing investigations. This claim, posted by @BennyJohnson on X, suggested that the FBI was actively destroying evidence to obstruct investigations led by FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino. Similarly, a former CIA officer, John Kiriakou, claimed on X that a "layer beneath" Patel and Bongino likely destroyed compromising documents before they could access them. These allegations, however, lack corroboration from verifiable sources and remain speculative.On the other hand, the DOJ and FBI have officially stated that their review of Epstein’s files found no evidence of a "client list" or blackmail of prominent individuals, and they concluded Epstein died by suicide in 2019. A DOJ memo emphasized that perpetuating unfounded theories about Epstein does not serve justice or victims. The department also cited the protection of over 1,000 victims’ privacy as a reason for not releasing further materials, including sensitive content like videos and images. Attorney General Pam Bondi has acknowledged the existence of thousands of pages of documents but noted that many are heavily redacted to protect victims’ identities, and some were not disclosed by the FBI’s New York field office. Critics, including conservative influencers and some MAGA supporters, have expressed frustration over the lack of new disclosures, accusing the DOJ and FBI of a cover-up. For instance, posts on X by @TomFitton and @allenanalysis question the DOJ’s claim that no incriminating evidence exists, pointing to missing surveillance footage and other discrepancies. However, these criticisms often rely on unverified claims or misinterpretations, such as Bondi’s earlier statement about having a "client list" on her desk, which she later clarified referred to general Epstein files. Additionally, reports indicate that some evidence, like computers and video equipment, was removed from Epstein’s U.S. Virgin Islands property by his employees before an FBI search, which could explain gaps in the record but does not directly implicate the FBI or DOJ in destruction. The DOJ’s Inspector General and other investigations have consistently found Epstein’s death to be a suicide, citing negligence and misconduct by prison staff rather than a criminal conspiracy.The absence of a "client list" or evidence of blackmail, as confirmed by multiple sources, does not necessarily indicate destruction of evidence but could reflect that such a list never existed. Legal experts have noted the complexity of handling voluminous and sensitive files, which include victim information, making full disclosure challenging. While public skepticism persists, fueled by Epstein’s high-profile connections and the DOJ’s history of redacting documents, there is no definitive proof of deliberate evidence destruction to protect criminals.Without concrete evidence, claims of a cover-up remain speculative and should be approached with caution. The Epstein case continues to be a lightning rod for distrust in institutions, but the available data leans toward bureaucratic mishandling and redactions for victim privacy rather than a coordinated effort to shield perpetrators.

and then on Faceborg SE said:

I'm really pissed off about this whole Alcatraz thing. It appears that Trump is actually moving forward with his plans to turn it back into a prison. This is going to cost taxpayers billions of dollars which should be spent on other things. What a horrible waste of money this will be if it actually happens. I would think that Republicans would be just as pissed off about it as Democrats. Alcatraz has not been a prison since long before I was even born. It's a museum, and a popular tourist attraction...and now, for the first time in my lifetime, a president wants to take all of that away and spend billions of taxpayer dollars to turn it back into a prison, which NOBODY asked for. Apparently one of the reasons they stopped using it as a prison was because it was so costly to keep it running. As a museum and tourist attraction, it's a huge benefit to society and also a huge source of revenue. But if they spend billions of taxpayer dollars to turn it back into a prison, that won't benefit anyone, and it will take away something that people really appreciate.
If you are actually in favor of spending all that taxpayer money to turn it back into a prison, PLEASE explain why. I really, truly want to understand why anyone thinks it's okay to spend taxpayer money on something like this which is totally unnecessary and unwanted. Has anyone actually been sitting around for the last 60 years wishing Alcatraz would turn back into a prison and stop being a museum and tourist attraction? Please explain how this would benefit anyone.

Kash Patel Begs for Help. "We really need some people in here that understand Law Enforcement. Trump fired everyone who was competent. And now... FBI searches offices of Ohio voting-rights group...

Feds haven’t said what the group is suspected of doing wrong... https://ohiocapitaljournal.com/2026/06/12/fbi-searches-offices-of-ohio-voting-rights-group/

Ohio Democratic U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown, who represents Cleveland, said her inquiries haven’t been answered, either.

“My office has contacted the FBI demanding information, and I am deeply concerned that this is an effort to use federal law enforcement to intimidate and halt voter registration and organizing efforts,” she said in a written statement. “This is an unprecedented attack on democracy: these raids must end immediately.”

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1202571436523926/user/538802180
Last night, the FBI raided the offices and homes of a major Ohio voting rights organization. This is a group that registers voters, especially in communities that are often ignored.

These are textbook physical intimidation tactics by a desperate government afraid of losing power. They're trying to scare Ohioans into silence. But screw that, and screw the cowardly Trump Administration.

Ohio doesn't do silence. It's time to get even louder.

There's power in numbers. Sign up to join OOC's voter registration team: https://www.ohorganizing.org/democracy-voting-rights

https://ohiocapitaljournal.com/2026/06/12/fbi-searches-offices-of-ohio-voting-rights-group/

https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/fbi-ohio-organizing-collaborative-pro-voting-raid/

FBI Director Kash Patel had to fire agents to keep his job, lawsuit says... 

https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/10/politics/fired-fbi-officials-sue-kash-patel

Three dead, including suspect, and 14 injured after shooting at Austin bar: 
Officials are investigating the early Sunday morning shooting as a potential act of terrorism, but didn’t provide further details, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

https://www.texastribune.org/2026/03/01/austin-texas-shooting-three-dead-bufords-bar-sixth-street/

During the shooting, the Shooter wore a sweatshirt with “Property of Allah” written across the front and a shirt with an Iranian flag design, according to The Associated Press.

On Faceborg I read:
I will never get over the fact that so many people who did not support Trump also refused to vote for Kamala. It makes no sense that a person could understand that Trump was a threat to our democracy, but still choose not to vote for the person running against him. Nobody is perfect. Everybody has their flaws. Everybody has something that can be criticized. But when you're up against someone like Trump, who made no secret about the things he planned to do to dismantle our government and weaken our democracy, how could you refuse to vote for his opponent just because she wasn't perfect? She would have supported the Constitution. That's the most important thing. Trump made it clear that he WOULDN'T support the Constitution, and Kamala made it clear that she WOULD. How was this even a difficult choice? The Constitution is so important, how could anyone have difficulty choosing between a candidate who supports it and a candidate who doesn't?!?
I can guarantee that Kamala would not have started a war with Iran, either. She also is not in the Epstein files. She would want justice for Epstein's victims, and she would NOT be protecting the abusers. No, she's not perfect. But she would have led this country in the right direction, the complete opposite of what's happening now.
You aren't supposed to look for perfection when you vote...and clearly, people understand that if they voted for Trump. You are supposed to vote for the candidate who will lead the country in the right direction...not to be perfect, but to be at least heading in the right direction. Four years later, you can vote for someone else if you are unhappy with the person who is currently in charge. But now we've got someone who is messing with the voting system. Things aren't going to just go back to normal in 4 years. He might even refuse to leave office, and the weak, spineless Congress will just shrug their shoulders and go, "Oh well." All you had to do was vote for Kamala and none of this would be happening.

and I Replied: 

I voted for Kamala. The real problem was that the inner circle of the Democratic Party Failed to select Gavin Newsom... Did they ever notice that 100% of the presidents of the United States were men? A woman ran twice and failed both times... Let's not make that same mistake again...

Vote for Sherrod Brown, Senator in Ohio. He has fought for affordable health care, fair wages, worker pensions and consumer protections.

https://www.sherrodbrown.com/

Donald Trump and Kash Patel are weaponizing the FBI to target Ohio... The reports of the FBI raiding a voting rights organization in Ohio are deeply disturbing and are a transparent attempt at silencing Ohioans and their ability to vote in free and fair elections. The Trump administration will go to endless lengths to target their political opponents, and it’s clear Ohio is top of their list.

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Sherrod Brown has always been a relentless fighter for the people of Ohio.

Born and raised in Mansfield, Sherrod saw firsthand how corporations lobbied for tax breaks and bad trade agreements that shipped Ohio jobs overseas. That’s why he’s always opposed unfair trade deals that hurt Ohio workers.

With all the craziness coming out of Washington, including giving massive tax breaks to corporations and billionaires at the expense of hardworking Ohioans, Sherrod knows he has the ability to do something about it, and that’s why he’s running for Senate.

Sherrod lives in Columbus with his wife Connie Schultz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and author. Sherrod and Connie drive Jeeps made by union workers in Toledo, and are blessed with a growing family, including three daughters, a son, eight grandchildren, and their beloved rescue dogs, Franklin and Walter.

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Sherrod Brown is running against Jon Husted: 

known for the Ohio FirstEnergy bribery case. 

Husted was a defense witness in the largest corruption case in Ohio history.[34] In March 2026, he testified in the criminal trial of former FirstEnergy executives Chuck Jones and Michael Dowling related to the Ohio FirstEnergy bribery scandal.[35][36][37][38] Testifying remotely, Husted said he was present at a dinner meeting in 2018 with then governor-elect DeWine and two FirstEnergy executives who were later indicted in a $60 million bribery scheme to pass House Bill 6, which provided $500 million in state bailout funds for nuclear and coal power plants.[39]

In 2024, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported an email obtained through a public records request. The email indicated that in 2017 FirstEnergy had donated $1 million earmarked "Husted campaign" to Freedom Frontier, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization that does not disclose its donors. A Husted spokesperson said that the campaign had not received the donation.[40]

The scandal led to a 20-year sentence for former Ohio House of Representatives speaker Larry Householder and charges for three others involved in bribery in 2021.[41][42] Husted's 2026 testimony was part of a related trial of FirstEnergy executives that resulted in a mistrial in March and is scheduled for retrial in September.[43]

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Ohio progressive group searched by FBI accuses Trump’s DOJ of intimidation.
The Justice Department investigation is focused on the group’s voter registration efforts, and is part of the administration’s ongoing effort to pursue False allegations of voter fraud.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/ohio-progressive-group-raided-fbi-accuses-trumps-doj-intimidation-rcna349745