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🚨 Kash Patel Senate Hearing Explodes: FBI Firings, Epstein Files & Charlie Kirk Killing
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– FBI purges under Trump scrutiny
– Epstein card tied to Trump
– Discord chat in Kirk assassination probe
Kash Patel Senate Hearing Explodes: FBI Firings, Epstein Files & Charlie Kirk Killing
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As a former attorney general, Andrew Cuomo should know full well that a failure to face prosecution is not an indication of innocence. He probably even used that line against people he couldn’t build a case against.
Miller criticized Robert De Niro, calling him a sad, broken old man whose career has been a string of failures for 30 years, claiming he is not taken seriously by anyone, including his family and community.
Fetterman said he believes the Democratic Party betrayed Israel during the Gaza war and declared himself the last Democrat that is going to stand with Israel to the end.

Strong with AIPAC cash, the Force is.
Alworth defended JD Vance, rejecting rumors that he had sex with a couch and saying it was wrong to call him weird, adding that he’s got rizz. 🤣

Political rumor control, now with slang updates.
This is the same playbook used whenever Trump wants to show he can override local governments.
Mamdani accused Cuomo of profiting from a $5 million book deal while allegedly sending seniors to their deaths in nursing homes, framing it as an issue of Cuomo’s actions affecting real people rather than just his own experience.
Mamdani addressed Cuomo directly, saying one of the women who accused him of sexual harassment is in the audience but cannot speak due to a defamation case, and demanded accountability for the 13 women Cuomo allegedly harassed. 🙂
Sliwa attacked Mamdani, saying the only reason he’s on the stage is because of Cuomo’s failures, noting Cuomo was rejected by Democrats in the primary and faced sexual harassment allegations from 13 women, emphasizing “you know what no means?”
The math doesn’t check out, but the outrage sure does.
When asked about accepting Mayor Adams’ endorsement, Mamdani said “No,” Cuomo said “Yes,” and Sliwa responded, “Put that crook in jail.”
When asked about a ranked-choice vote, Mamdani said he’d rank himself first and Curtis Sliwa second. Sliwa reacted incredulously, asking, “Please don’t be glazing me here, Zohran. Are you kidding?” 🤣🤣
Sliwa criticized Cuomo for cutting mental health beds from 40,000 to 4,000, saying it forced vulnerable people onto the streets. Cuomo retorted sarcastically, “There’s one bed I’m going to save for you.”
Sliwa mocked both candidates, saying Mamdani’s resume could fit on a cocktail napkin while Cuomo’s failures could fill a public school library in New York City.
Mamdani called out Cuomo by pointing out that he, as former governor, was responsible for the state’s leadership and therefore for the city being “screwed” by the state’s actions.

Mamdani putting responsibility where it belongs
Mamdani pointed out that Cuomo criticized taking five years to build affordable housing as incompetence, implying by Cuomo’s own logic that his past government was incompetent. Cuomo deflected, saying governors don’t build housing, to which Mamdani replied, “Not if it’s you.”
Mamdani said Jewish New Yorkers deserve a leader who takes anti-Semitism seriously, criticizing opponents for weaponizing it for political gain during debates
Sliwa accused Cuomo of being in the pockets of wealthy developers who “wine, dine, and pocket‑line” him, implying Cuomo is owned by special interests.

If developers had frequent‑flyer miles, Cuomo would be Platinum Elite.
Cuomo claimed that the number of homeless has more than doubled since he left office. Sliwa shot back, saying Cuomo didn’t leave voluntarily but fled to avoid impeachment by Democrats in the state legislature.

Sexual misconduct + political pressure = fast lane out of office.