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Donald Trump expressed extreme anger at Republican allies, specifically Senator Tim Scott and Senator Katie Britt, for publicly condemning a racist video he shared depicting the Obamas as apes. CNN White House sources reported Trump's 'profane frothing rage,' calling critics 'dead to me' for their perceived disloyalty, despite his team eventually deleting the video and blaming a staffer.

CNN White House sources reported Trump's rage at allies like Tim Scott and Katie Britt for criticizing the racist video. Scott called the post 'the most racist thing I've seen out of this White House.' Trump reportedly told allies Scott should have reached out privately. Katie Britt was also told she was 'dead to him.'

The airspace above El Paso was closed for 10 days, an action comparable to post-9/11 security measures, due to a chaotic incident involving new anti-drone laser technology. Initially, authorities claimed Mexican cartel drones were shot down, but it was later revealed that Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers mistakenly used the laser against party balloons. This led to significant finger-pointing and lack of coordination between the Pentagon, DHS, and FAA, with the FAA panicking over the uncoordinated use of lasers near aircraft.

The El Paso airspace was closed for 10 days. Sean Duffy initially claimed Mexican cartel drones were shot down. Later reports indicated CBP hit party balloons with a laser. Christine Gnome gave a 'flimsy' answer when pressed on the lack of coordination, stating it was a 'joint agency task force mission' but acknowledging ongoing communication issues.

Newly revealed exchanges between Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein from 2019 show Bannon privately suggesting that Donald Trump was 'beyond borderline' and should be removed from office via the 25th Amendment. This starkly contrasts with Bannon's public persona as one of Trump's most fervent supporters, advocating for an unconstitutional third term.

In a 2019 exchange, Epstein texted, 'He really is borderline. Not sure what he may do.' Bannon responded, 'I think it's beyond borderline 25th amendment.' This occurred while Bannon publicly championed Trump.

At the Munich Security Conference, Hillary Clinton forcefully countered Peter Masinka, the Czech Republic Deputy Prime Minister, who attempted to pivot a discussion on Ukraine and international law to 'wokeness,' 'cancel culture,' and 'gender revolution.' Clinton argued that such concerns do not justify 'selling out the people of Ukraine' and framed the broader ideological battle as one between an open, tolerant world and those seeking to control people's identities and lives.

During a panel discussion on Ukraine, Peter Masinka stated, 'I don't agree with the gender revolution, the climate alarmism. I think there are two genders.' Clinton interjected, 'But does that justify selling out the people of Ukraine who are on the front lines dying to save their freedom and their two genders if that's what you're worried about?' She later emphasized the debate is 'driven by an effort to control people, to control who we are, how we look, who we love.'