Opening Monologue

President Trump just dropped a massive $10 billion lawsuit—yes, billion with a B—in his ongoing war against fake news.

And that’s just the beginning.

Former special counsel Jack Smith—remember him?—is headed to Capitol Hill tomorrow, just as shocking new emails surface showing the FBI warned Biden’s Justice Department there was no probable cause for the Mar-a-Lago raid.

And yet—they went ahead and did it anyway.

I have a feeling someone may be pleading the Fifth tomorrow. We’ll see.

Plus, we’ve got the latest updates in the murder investigation of Rob and Michelle Reiner—a case that’s taking darker and more disturbing turns by the hour.

And finally, Democrats have once again managed to humiliate themselves with their latest Epstein hoax. You are absolutely going to want to see this one.

They keep trying to play big, grown-up political games—
and they keep tripping over their own shoelaces in public.

Channel Appreciation

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You are the fuel that keeps this channel independent—and allows me to do this full-time.

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A Rare Positive Moment

There’s been a lot of doom and gloom in the headlines lately, so I thought we’d start with something a little more positive—a rare concept in the news business.

Last night, the president had the opportunity to introduce a newly engaged couple at the White House.

Don Jr. and Bettina Anderson are officially tying the knot.

“It’s always a little rough when you ask and don’t know the answer—but she said yes.”

Bettina called it “the most unforgettable weekend of my life.”

We wish the two nothing but the best.

Morale vs. Media Narratives

And speaking of memorable moments—someone else had a big night.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, a man Democrats have tried to smear nonstop.

But the people who actually wear the uniform?
They didn’t get the memo.

Watch what happens when he fires the cannon at the Army–Navy game.

That’s real morale. Loud. Proud. Not forced.

Compare that to the Biden years—when enthusiasm was so low they couldn’t even hit recruitment goals.

Fast forward to Trump: recruitment is skyrocketing.

Trump vs. the Media: $10 Billion Lawsuit

And while morale is up, so is something else—the president’s bank account.

Fueled entirely by lawsuit wins against fake news.

Next on the payout list? The BBC.

President Trump has filed a $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the British outlet for altering his January 6th speech to falsely imply he incited violence.

Here’s what the BBC aired—versus what Trump actually said:

“We’re going to walk down to the Capitol… and cheer on our brave senators and congressmen.”

Walking. Cheering. Very dangerous stuff, apparently.

And this is why Trump’s track record of winning defamation cases has media figures like CNN’s Brian Stelter in full panic mode.

Stelter says these lawsuits are “very difficult.”

That’s rich—considering Trump has already racked up wins against 60 Minutes, George Stephanopoulos, Facebook, this platform, and even X.

Sounds less like confidence—and more like fear.

Mar-a-Lago Bombshell: FBI Emails

Now here’s something else you’ll want to watch closely.

According to Just the News, the FBI is expected to turn over bombshell emails to Congress showing agents warned Biden’s DOJ there was no probable cause to raid Trump’s home.

And yet, they did it anyway.

Attorney General Merrick Garland once said:

“I personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant.”

Well—that aged beautifully.

Those emails, turned over by Pam Bondi and Kash Patel, are expected to hit Congress today—just one day before Jack Smith sits for a closed-door deposition on Capitol Hill.

Convenient timing.

Let’s see if he talks tomorrow—or if the Fifth makes an appearance.

Reiner Murder Case Update

Also breaking today—Nick Reiner, son of Rob Reiner, will not appear in court immediately following his arrest.

He’s been ordered to undergo a medical evaluation, delaying his initial appearance until Wednesday.

Originally set at $4 million bail, it has now been changed to no bail—a move legal experts say could indicate special circumstance murder, potentially carrying life without parole.

Disturbing new details are emerging, including reports that Nick checked into a hotel hours after an argument with his father—and that housekeeping later found large amounts of blood in the room.

We’ll learn more at the arraignment.

Epstein Hoax Implodes

Meanwhile, Democrats are melting down over their latest Epstein smear—this time involving doctored images aired on MSNBC.

An anchor falsely suggested photos showed Trump with minors—only for it to later emerge the women were adult models promoting suntan lotion at Mar-a-Lago.

No evidence. No verification. Just vibes.

Out of 95,000 photos, this is all they’ve got?

Scott Jennings said it best:

“They don’t care about victims. They care about making the public think Trump was involved.”

Blurring adult faces to imply trafficking victims isn’t advocacy.
It’s manipulation.

And once again—the hoax backfires.

Closing Tease

Up next:
• The White House drops major evidence involving Ilhan Omar
• Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy puts New York on notice
• And Kristi Noem absolutely lights up Democrats on Capitol Hill

Click the video on your screen now—and I’ll see you over there.

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Have a great rest of your day.