Why did all of you go along with the Kremlin’s premeditated plan? Zelensky’s Oval Office ambush was predicted by State Duma member Oleg Morozov on 60 Minutes, a state TV show. Morozov said that the meeting would be a lesson in humiliation, designed to condition Zelensky to capitulate to the United States—and later to Russia. The lawmaker said that the Ukrainian president was flying to America “to sign an act of capitulation,” referring to the rare earth mineral deal Trump was determined to get as a “payback” for previous aid to Ukraine. Describing Trump as Zelensky’s “Daddy,” Morozov predicted, “They will rub his nose into everything, like a messy puppy… Then he will sign whatever he is told to sign.” Host Evgeny Popov chimed in, “But first, Daddy will flog him.”

Trump is interrupted by a seventh protester at his San Antonio rally

Jesse Watters says the Iran war is a good thing because oil companies are making a lot of money.

🚨HOLY SHIT: Multiple people serving as “convoy captains” for Trump-endorsed Rep. Mike Collins’ Senate campaign have ties to the United Klans of America, founded by former KKK leader Robert Shelton. Collins is racist lunatic. Jon Ossoff needs to win with double digits.

I cannot get over how fucking stupid @kimguilfoyle is. Babe!!! Stop documenting our crimes!! Signal me babe!!! Crime me on Signal!

Confirmed three more closures of Crumbl locations, which brings my count of shutdowns to at least 60 so far this year. One of those three is in Louisville, and comes along with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing, which gives us a partial picture of an operator's finances. The operators in this case walked away from a location that was opened in 2024 and had 2.5 years remaining on its lease. According to court documents, it has $352,780 in liabilities compared with just $10,000 in assets, all in the form of signs and cookie-making equipment. There's no other assets listed, including inventory, receivables, deposits, etc. The equipment is the collateral for a $269,109, secured loan with Republic Bank. So the collateral is worth just 3.7 cents for every $1 of secured debt. The operator also said that it lost $17,000 operating the business this year. And it owes $69,000 to the landlord for those 2.5 years remaining on the lease. At one point, this was one of the top 25% of Crumbl locations and the operators were telling @NRNonline that they wanted a third location. You can check out the original NRN article with the operators here: nrn.com/restaurant-franchisi… And here's our look at Crumbl: restaurantbusinessonline.com…

I feel like not enough Americans are aware that there’s pretty much an entire musical genre in Russia built around the idea of nuking the US.

The tunnels beneath Mar-a-Lago are a hidden network of passageways that have been largely unknown to the public. These tunnels are said to have been used by Rudy Giuliani ... with some suggesting they could be used for storing #EpsteinFiles and bodies of mutliated children. +3

Now in SDNY, the DOJ is trying to justify the $100k Truth Social API. DOJ: "Presidents are often known by the way they communicate. Roosevelt had his fireside chats ... Trump uses Truth Social." Judge: "Well, Roosevelt didn't charge money for his fireside chats, did he?"

Things got heated today with Dr. Oz

“We call on President Trump to apologize” you people are so fucking useless my god. HAVE HIM ARRESTED AND HIS ENTIRE ADMINISTRATION ARRESTED.

WATCH HIM SHIT HIS PANTS‼️ Peter Thiel, co-founder of Palantir, SHITS HIMSELF when asked about Israel’s use of AI in Gaza. Why? Because Palantir’s technology is behind “Lavender” and “Where’s Daddy.” You have to be a SICK FUCK to come up with a name like “WHERE’S DADDY.”

Trump was unaware that James Blair & Chris LaCivita had traveled to the Balkans – or that the pro-Russian government was among their clientele – until he was briefed on the impending NYT piece, sources familiar with the situation told CNN. He then made a series of phone calls Tuesday night asking his allies what their take on the story was, the sources said One source said Trump appeared annoyed, and another veteran Republican who spoke with the president told CNN that Trump was “pissed” by the report – particularly at the revelation that the two advisers had been abroad in the home stretch of the midterm campaign, profiting off their association with him More w/ @KristenhCNN @DanaBashCNN cnn.com/2026/10/07/politics/…

Whitney Webb is explaining how Palantir was built. It is the same story Danny Casolaro died chasing, and Israel and Robert Maxwell are in the middle of it. Casolaro was found dead in a Martinsburg hotel bathtub on August 10, 1991. Wrists slashed a dozen times. Ruled a suicide. He had told his brother that if he turned up dead, it would not be an accident. The files for the book he called The Octopus were gone. What he was tracking was not one scandal. It was a network. The Inslaw/PROMIS theft. Iran-Contra. BCCI. The October Surprise allegations. Arms and intel cutouts like Cabazon-Wackenhut. A bankruptcy judge had already found the Justice Department obtained Inslaw's enhanced PROMIS by "trickery, fraud and deceit." That ruling was later tossed on jurisdiction, not on the facts. The allegation that stuck was that the software was backdoored and sold or given to foreign governments so intelligence services could read the databases it sat on. Israel was at the front of that list. Webb's Palantir history is that pattern, a decade later, with some of the same people. John Poindexter was the highest-ranking Reagan official indicted over Iran-Contra. After 9/11 he was put in charge of DARPA's Total Information Awareness, a dragnet built to fuse commercial and government data and predict crime and terror before they happened. Congress defunded it in 2003 after the backlash. The same year Peter Thiel incorporated Palantir. Richard Perle introduced Thiel and Alex Karp to Poindexter. Perle had already been caught in the 1970s passing classified material to the Israeli embassy, and he later had deep ties to Netanyahu's first government. Karp has said the CIA was the intended client from the start. In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture arm, was an early backer. Palantir engineers were at Langley every other week in the early years. PROMIS was the 1980s case-management system allegedly turned into a spy tool. The claim Casolaro was chasing, and that Webb has documented, is that Robert Maxwell helped move the bugged version. A trapdoor was planted so Israeli intelligence could read any database the software touched, and Maxwell was the salesman who carried it to governments and institutions abroad. Palantir Gotham is the 2000s version of the same job. Stitch the databases. Surface the hidden links. Sell pre-crime as predictive policing. Same function. Private letterhead. So the constitutional fight Congress already won does not have to be refought. The part most people miss is at the end of the clip. Webb says CIA CIO Alan Wade, who helped shape the early Palantir product and had been inside the TIA world, teamed with Christine Maxwell on a homeland-security program called Chiliad. Christine is Robert Maxwell's daughter. The Maxwell family did not stop at Ghislaine. Robert Maxwell was tied to the PROMIS distribution story. His daughter shows up later on pre-crime software with a CIA official out of the same surveillance program Palantir was built to replace. So the chain runs like this. Stolen DOJ software in the 1980s. Robert Maxwell and Israeli intelligence on the backdoored version. Iran-Contra figures. Then the same Iran-Contra figure running TIA. Then a Maxwell daughter and a TIA-linked CIA official on pre-crime software. Then Palantir as the scaled private version, introduced by a man already tied to Israeli intelligence channels. Casolaro was trying to map the first half. He never got to the second half. Palantir did not exist yet. His files disappeared. The architecture did not. The Octopus was a thesis about a standing network that builds surveillance software, routes it through private cutouts, and uses Iran-Contra-era operators and Israeli intelligence partners to keep it off the books. PROMIS was tentacle one. Robert Maxwell was the courier. TIA was the failed government version. Palantir is tentacle two. The software Casolaro died investigating, after it learned to survive a congressional ban by becoming a company.

Kimberly Guilfoyle was preparing for her congressional hearing to become U.S. ambassador to Greece when she reached out to a Trump donor with an urgent request: She needed $100,000 that she said she owed American Express—in a way that wouldn’t leave a paper trail. “It won’t show up anywhere if you wire money to American Express,” she wrote on Signal, according to messages reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. “Please.” w/@DanaMattioli @drewhinshaw @JoeWSJ wsj.com/politics/policy/guil…

The last time Benjamin Netanyahu was set to lose power, a crisis was orchestrated that initiated an emergency government and a mandate to lead. Today is the anniversary of that crisis. But, on the 27th of this month, he is set to finally face those delayed consequences. What will he do?

WATCH: As @GovBillLee, Trump, @MarshaBlackburn, @BrentTaylorTN etc. try to act like they saved Memphis with their invasion, MEMPHIS @mayorpaulyoung points out crime numbers were already dropping BEFORE the (un)safe Task Force got there. (The task force has killed multiple people)

BREAKING: The Democratic National Committee sues the Trump administration, alleging taxpayer-funded television ads violate propaganda law. apnews.com/article/trump-tax…

Ohio man jailed for texting Shrek’s penis to a state senator fire.org/news/ohio-man-jaile…

Leaked audio of Michigan Republican Sen. candidate Mike Rogers mocking Americans struggling with skyrocketing prices: "Oh my gosh, coffee went up. You know, horror!"

Translated: Trump wants to use taxpayer dollars to renovate his West Palm Beach golf club.