Epstein Secrets

id Trump Jr. and Trump's top aide and son-in-law, Jared Kushner (who also attended the meeting), let the

say that allegations of Russian support for Trump's campaign were "phony" and "disgusting"? Why did Trump Jr. and Trump's top aide and son-in-law, Jared Kushner (who also attended the meeting), let the president and White House aides consistently deny that there had been any contact between Russian intellig

that would come from such revelations. But does anyone really believe that? Does anyone seriously believe that the June 2016 meeting with Trump Jr., Kushner, and then- campaign manager Paul Manafort was the only time that Trump aides ever spoke to Russian officials about the campaign? And does anyone tru

olitical correctness tell many people that the gloves are off and make an act, unfortunately, with the worst instincts. The day after the election, the Southern Poverty Law Center [a Montgomery, Alabama-based nonprofit] put up a reporting form about hate incidents on its website and within 10 days collected almost goo interne

ider.corn/lcushner-talking-up-trump-branded-media-outlet-gop- sources-say-2020-10> (10/22, LoBianco, Moses, 3.67M) reports White House senior adviser Jared Kushner "has been talking up the idea of starting a Donald Trump-themed news outlet or some other media company, possibly as soon as after the election, fi

hemed news outlet or some other media company, possibly as soon as after the election, five Republicans familiar with the discussions told Insider." Kushner has "floated the idea to Republicans and media types throughout the year, according to three of the people. But the increased chatter about the ris

Moses, 3.67M) reports White House senior adviser Jared Kushner "has been talking up the idea of startin

bout hosting paramilitary trainings and how to legally bring firearms to those events, according to secret recordings of vetting calls published by the Southern Poverty Law Center Thursday." CNN adds, "Some 83 hours of calls with more than 100 participants linked to The Base group were analyzed by the SPLC, which monitors hate

ern District of New York, ruled in favor of Kevin Jared Rosenberg, who sought to erase more than $220,00

urt complaint also contends that the Times aggravated the impact of its initial statement by adding a link to what he calls a "smear piece" in which the Southern Poverty Law Center described him as a "white nationalist" and suggested he harbors white supremacist views. The Alabama-based watchdog group is not named as a defenda