“Federal investigators obtain audio recording of former President Donald Trump in which he acknowledges he held onto a classified Pentagon document after he left the White House. Trump Spox: “Leaks from radical partisans behind this political persecution.”

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Dem Rep. Sherman: Some Dems Are Risking a Global Recession to Block a Pipeline

On Wednesday’s broadcast of Bloomberg’s “Sound On,” Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA) reacted to Sen. Tim Kaine’s (D-VA) plan to try to strip the approval of the Mountain Valley pipeline from the debt ceiling bill by stating that doing so risks a global recession over one pipeline.

Co-host Joe Mathieu asked, [relevant exchange begins around 53:50] “Are you concerned at all about the Senate, or if this gets through the House, we’re pretty much done?”

Sherman answered, “I could imagine the Senate somehow pushing this to June 6 instead of June 5. But I have little doubt that it’s going to pass the Senate.” READ

Fact checked

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the top federal roadway safety agency, proposed a rule Wednesday to require all new vehicles to include automatic emergency brakes. 

The agency said in a release Wednesday that the proposed rule would “dramatically” reduce the number of crashes with pedestrians and rear-end collisions. It projects that the rule would save 360 lives and reduce injuries by 24,000 every year. 
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Rep. Byron Donalds says that the FBI & the other federal agencies not responding to Congress is a constitutional crisis.

“This is a real violation of separation of powers & it is a constitutional crisis. I don’t use those words lightly.”

FBI chief Wray rolls dice with Congress over contempt, then jets to Las Vegas

Bureau says director leaving Washington controversy behind for a few days to speak to counterterrorism experts, attend law enforcement memorial.
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How many times has the media written House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's political obituary? They were doing so up until the moment on Wednesday evening when the House passed a plan—with an overwhelming majority of Republicans backing the measure—to suspend the debt ceiling for two years.
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Zelensky issues ultimatum to NATO

The Ukrainian president has reportedly threatened to skip an upcoming event if Kiev doesn’t get a membership roadmap
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REPORT — Committee (CPAC) chairman Matt Schlapp retained a "DO NOT INVITE" spreadsheet which includes Eric, Barron, and Tiffany Trump, as well as America First Members of Congress, and even some CPAC board members.

https://thenationalpulse.com/2023/06/01/exc-leaked-cpac-do-not-invite-list-shows-schlapps-z-list-including-trump-family-congressmen-and-his-own-board-members/

House Republicans to cite Bannon precedent in FBI Director Wray contempt case🪃

House Republicans may soon look to the case of Stephen Bannon in their effort to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress.

GOP lawmakers say they plan to move forward with a contempt of Congress vote as soon as next week. If successful, that would result in a criminal referral to the Department of Justice, which would then decide whether to seek charges against Wray.

When the Justice Department faced the decision to indict Bannon, a onetime adviser to former President Donald Trump, over the same type of referral, the agency moved ahead with a case that Republicans are preparing to cite as a precedent.
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Grassley saw the document

Grassley on debt fight

Grassley- honor the subpoena

Dan Strack has reportedly resigned as executive director of Project Veritas, amid reports of a lawsuit against James O’Keefe.

The Post Milennial

Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) signing of legislation barring Big Tech companies from content moderation, now under review in the courts, is a loose end in his legacy as he seeks the White House.

One of the Republican presidential candidate's biggest tech-related policy decisions was to back S.B. 7072, a bill that would allow Florida residents to sue a tech company for up to $250,000 a day for removing a statewide political candidate from its platform for more than two weeks, or notably less for county or local positions. The law passed in both the state House and Senate and was signed into law on May 24, 2021. DeSantis presented it as a challenge to Big Tech companies such as Facebook and Twitter, while critics argued it impeded free speech by requiring them to host unwanted content.
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Illegals in line for application process are told not to talk to a normie conservative asking them questions. The woman telling them not to talk is part of an NGO called Jewish Family Services. That's an interesting name for an organization helping illegals flood our country.

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