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The Biden Administration and Covid-19 cover-up artist Anthony Fauci denied leaked reports that the U.S. was sponsoring a secret biolab in Ukraine, where chemical weapons were being researched and developed. Now, outgoing Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard has pulled back the veil to reveal that the U.S. indeed sponsored more than 120 biolabs in 30 countries. Many of these biolabs are currently or have previously engaged in research using hazardous and highly contagious pathogens, in some cases including dangerous Gain-of-Function research, with very little visibility or oversight. You may recall how the weasel Fauci, who earned more than $400,000 a year to run the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), denied that the U.S. funded Gain-of-Function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and also that a leak from that lab resulted in the Covid pandemic. The evidence now is pretty clear that Wuhan is exactly where the pandemic began — with a lab leak. President Joe Biden, in his infinite wisdom — and with a need to cover up U.S. involvement in the global tragedy — pardoned Fauci of any federal crimes before he left office, along with his crooked son Hunter and many other

In his one-plus year in office a second time, President Trump — to his credit — has been on TV almost daily, responding to reporters’ questions. I’ve seen his TV interactions and heard his comments/responses a lot. What I’ve taken away is that he sticks to talking points, but then exaggerates the hell out of them. For instance, he claims (though now that he’s started a war not as often) to have engineered eight peace deals, or maybe nine with Lebanon, but some of these deals didn’t last very long. Look at Gaza post-ceasefire, or Lebanon. He is also big on saying “America is back,” “foreigners are investing $17 trillion in our economy,” “the border is shut tight,” and so on. There is definitely some truth to all these comments, but Trump makes sure to exaggerate everything. For instance, he knows damn good and well that foreign businesses and governments are not investing — or rather, pledging to invest — $17 trillion in our economy. The figure might be $3 trillion. Kudos on his border claim, as it does seem to be shut tight. Crime statistics are another topic that he exaggerates the hell out of. I think I heard

A potential 2028 presidential candidate, who now claims he wants only to be involved in the debates, is blaming Donald Trump for the New York Knicks’ Monday night loss to the San Antonio Spurs. ESPN sportscaster Stephen A. Smith, never one short of words, is blaming another media big mouth, President Trump, for causing his hometown basketball team’s loss — just by showing up! According to Smith pre-game, Trump has “got no business here tonight. It has nothing to do with politics. It was everything to do with the fervor that exists around the New York Knicks and he is disrupting everything the Knicks have been vibing with.” Trump, of course, shot back with his overused insults at someone who disagrees with him. “I think he’s a nice guy, but you need a certain aptitude to run for president,” Trump said. “You need a high IQ. I’m not sure that Stephen has that. I don’t think he does, actually.” Smith would probably make a great centrist in the Oval Office, but he has disavowed actually wanting the job. What he wants, he told Fox’s Sean Hannity, is to be involved in the debates leading up to the 2028 presidential nominations.