Tag: Todd Blanche
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Michigan’s Earthquake, Iran’s Ultimatum, and a Party Divided: This Week on the Sunday Shows
Abdul El-Sayed’s narrow Michigan Senate win set the agenda on every Sunday show this week, fueling a party-wide fight over democratic socialism. Iran issued new demands, and a bad jobs report tested the White House’s messaging.
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Todd Blanche’s AG Confirmation Hearing: Jack Smith Bombshell, Epstein Survivors, and a $1.776 Billion Fund at the Center of a Combative Day One
Todd Blanche faced nearly six hours of questioning in his AG confirmation hearing, from a bombshell about Jack Smith accessing lawmakers’ texts to sharp exchanges over Epstein survivors and a $1.776 billion fund. Here’s the full, sourced breakdown.
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Judge Voids Trump-IRS “Settlement,” Refers His Lawyer for Discipline: What the Ruling Actually Says
Judge Kathleen Williams ruled Trump’s $10 billion IRS lawsuit and its billion-dollar ‘settlement’ were never adversarial, since Trump controls the agencies he sued. She sanctioned his lawyer and barred the deal from being cited in court.
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Journalist Sues DOJ Over Epstein Files: Key Documents on Trump Still Hidden, Lawsuit Alleges
Journalist and attorney Katie Phang has filed suit against Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, alleging the DOJ violated the Epstein Files Transparency Act by missing deadlines, making improper redactions, and withholding documents that reference Donald Trump.
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Trump Addresses Nation After White House Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting: Full Transcript and Analysis
President Trump addressed the nation April 25 after an armed suspect charged a security checkpoint at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and was subdued by Secret Service. One agent was shot but saved by his vest. Trump vowed to reschedule the event within 30 days.