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In an interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, Nunes stated that Trump Media was never informed about the subpoena and only recently discovered that the bank had complied with federal investigators.
Nunes noted that in early 2024, as Trump Media was preparing to go public and raise approximately $250 million through a major stock offering, the bank suddenly closed the company’s accounts.
Citing high crime, Trump signed an order in September deploying federal resources to the Tennessee city.
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GOP lawmakers secured a provision in the shutdown deal taking aim at the Biden FBI’s “Arctic Frost” surveillance campaign into a vast swath of Republicans and conservative entities.
The measure, tucked inside a Senate legislative branch appropriation bill that passed Monday night, allows senators whose phone records were seized without their knowledge during former special counsel Jack Smith‘s probe to sue the government — and be awarded at least $500,000 for every violation. Several Republican senators whose telephone metadata were obtained by the FBI under former President Joe Biden’s administration told the Daily Caller News Foundation the provision’s inclusion into the shutdown deal was a welcome move.
The 98-year-old co-owner of the paper died from a heart attack the day following the raid.
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Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA), chairman of the House Judiciary subcommittee investigating law enforcement failures related to January 6, 2021, said Friday that multiple FBI confidential informants warned the bureau in advance about the potential for armed conflict at the U.S. Capitol, but the intelligence was not acted upon or shared widely enough to alter security preparations.
The Georgia congressman said the FBI received reports from multiple field offices across the nation warning that violence was likely at the Capitol and that certain groups were planning an armed attack.
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Gallup News Americans’ trust in various U.S. federal government institutions remains mired near five-decade lows. Forty-five percent of U.S. adults have a great deal or fair amount of trust in the federal government to handle international problems, and 38% trust the government to handle domestic problems. Trust in the three branches of the federal government ranges from 32% for the legislative branch to 49% for the judicial branch. Two decades ago, all five measures showed trust above the majority level, and as recently as 2012, majorities trusted all but the legislative branch. These trust figures, measured in Gallup’s Sept. 2-16 Governance poll, are statistically similar to what they were a year ago. However, that overall stability masks large partisan shifts. Republican confidence on all five trust items has increased sharply, most dramatically for the executive branch (up 83 percentage points) and the government’s ability to handle international problems (up 64 points) and domestic problems (up 57 points). Meanwhile, Democrats’ trust has tumbled on these same three measures by 56 to 78 points and is also down significantly for the legislative branch. READ THE FULL STORY
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