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Donald Trump's frequent and often late-night social media posts, numbering around 8,800 in the last year, are not solely his spontaneous thoughts. His executive assistant, Natalie Harp, is reportedly responsible for posting content, often after Trump reviews and approves hard copies of suggestions from right-wing and conspiracy theory sources. Harp operates without supervision from the press office or communications director.

The Washington Post just did an analysis of all the social media posts that Donald Trump or people on his behalf have been doing over the last year. ... 8800 posts. ... Most of which are coming not from Donald Trump. ... Natalie Harp, his executive assistant, she'll go down in in the hall of infamy, takes over and starts posting at all hours, the night and day. ... they print out hard copies of social media posts from right-wingers and conspiracy theorists and anti-democrats... Trump signs off on the ones that he likes. And she's the one that posted Michelle Obama and Barack Obama as apes. And she's the one that posted uh Donald Trump as a Christlike figure or a pope or any of that. That's all coming from Natalie Harp.

The Heritage Foundation is suing under the Freedom of Information Act to release 70 hours of audio recordings between Joe Biden and his personal biographer, Mark Zwonitzer, used for Biden's memoir "Promise Me Dad." The hosts argue this is a purely political maneuver, not a legitimate legal purpose, designed to embarrass Biden, highlight alleged cognitive decline (as suggested by Special Counsel Robert Hur's report), and tarnish his legacy ahead of elections. Biden is intervening to block the release, asserting the tapes were meant to remain private.

the Heritage Foundation uh sued under the Freedom of Information Act trying to get these recordings so that they can release them to do nothing other than what we were talking about before, undo half the things Biden did, and further tarnish his legacy, hurt the Democrats, etc., etc. and her, who was the special counsel investigating these the possession of classified documents, one of the things he put in his report was, 'Yeah, I think he he possessed them. he shouldn't have had them, but his memory is so poor and he's so old and frail and all these other sort of gratuitous things that really I don't think had any place in there.'

Donald Trump's proposed appointments to lead the FDA and serve on the Federal Reserve Board are criticized for a severe lack of relevant experience and potential for political influence. Kyle Diamonttos, a 38-year-old corporate attorney and "turkey hunting buddy" of Don Jr., is slated to head the FDA, an agency responsible for a quarter of the nation's economy and public health. Kevin Warsh, confirmed to the Federal Reserve by the slimmest margin, is seen as a Trump loyalist intended to manipulate interest rates, though Jay Powell's continued presence on the board is expected to limit this.

Donald Trump has decided what this country needs to run the food and drug administration... The FDA is a 38-year-old turkey hunting buddy of Don Jr. who's not in science or medicine or a doctor. and Kevin Walsh is your new Federal Reserve chair. It's the slimmest margin of confirmation. Only one Democrat voted for him. and JPAL is like, I got my patriotic duty to do here. I'm staying until the bitter end blocking Donald Trump's ability to control the Federal Open Markets Committee.

The hosts argue that Republican efforts to redraw voting maps, including eliminating black representatives in states like Alabama, are a desperate and openly racist strategy. While intended to secure more seats, this approach is viewed as short-sighted, damaging the party's brand, and likely to backfire by energizing a broad coalition of Democratic and independent voters, leading to a significant "wave election" against them.

The Republicans are trying to map and remap and remap and remap their way to victory. ... Alabama just eliminated its only black representative. Missouri, Mississippi, they're all trying to one up them. ... for me it's a failed strategy because what is the endgame? You cannot win the midterms by grabbing an additional eight seats. And look at the damage you've done to your brand by by being so openly racist.

The Trump administration is accused of significant waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars. Examples include a "golden ballroom" project, initially touted as free but now seeking a billion dollars from Congress for security, and a $38 billion program for detention centers under investigation by the Inspector General for Homeland Security for potentially improper bidding. These projects are framed as public examples of financial mismanagement contributing to a struggling economy and rising national debt.

the Republicans are a gasast and against Donald Trump and trying to grab a billion dollars for a it's free ballroom. ... $400 MILLION. I raised it except for the billion dollars that I've asked Congress for. It's not going for the building, though. It's going for the security around around the building. and Christine Gnome's got a problem again. The inspector general for the Homeland Security is um on the case and probing whether this $ 38 billion program to to make put humans in storage units uh was done properly through competitive bidding or otherwise.