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NEW: Colorado nursing home worker refused to perform CPR on a 73-year-old man who was dying in front of her because she had the flu Robert Dutkevitch was left outside on a patio at The Argyle assisted living facility in Denver for nearly 15 minutes after falling from his wheelchair, according to state investigators and his wife Surveillance footage reportedly shows staff taking 13 minutes to find him and start CPR His death certificate lists natural causes, including acute coronary syndrome and atherosclerosis His wife filed a complaint with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and has hired an attorney to sue the facility

@mtracey Just bring back Bar None.

Watch this and have your mind absolutely blown

Today the FBI filed a motion to quash our discovery requests in the Seth Rich case (i.e., Huddleston v. FBI), and it’s a real cheap shot. The FBI tried to frame it as if we were ignoring previous court orders denying discovery about Seth Rich, but our discovery requests were not targeted at Seth Rich. Instead, they were targeted at the FBI’s overall pattern of hiding documents from FOIA requestors. That distinction is critical, and the FBI knows it. True enough, discovery is typically not allowed in a FOIA case. We’ve never disputed that. But Huddleston v. FBI is not just a standard FOIA case. In 2024, the presiding judge allowed us to file a supplemental complaint, and that complaint had nothing to do with Seth Rich or any other particular FOIA request. Instead, we asked the court to enjoin the FBI from hiding records from FOIA requestors via various schemes and tricks set forth in the supplemental complaint. I’ll file a response to the FBI’s motion, and hopefully this case will start moving faster. On another front, the court largely denied our motion to hold the FBI in contempt for violating its orders to produce records from Seth Rich’s laptops. Instead, the court gave the feds 60 days to explain why they did not produce or account for all of the data on the laptops. That was a disappointing result, but the battle is not over. If you want to know more about what the FBI is trying to hide, you can look at the supplemental complaint, the discovery requests, and the FBI’s motion (links below). I’ve also posted a link to the court’s order denying our motion to hold the FBI in contempt.

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@HansMahncke The image in the grainy video released by FBI doesn’t look at all like Brian Cole. Has FBI ruled out whether Cole used accomplice to plant the bombs, someone who actually looks like the person in the surveillance video?

I don’t have a settled view on the whole J6 bomber issue, other than that it’s very odd that Kerkhoff, the Capitol Police officer, hasn’t sued Blaze. That said, after everything we’ve seen over the past ten years, I’d be very cautious about taking anything the suspect’s lawyer says at face value. The accusations about Kerkhoff are his claims, not findings from any official report. I’m old enough to remember Jack Smith telling a tall tale about President Trump rushing around hiding boxes, or Andrew Weissmann spinning outright fabricated narratives. We can’t just take one side’s words and assume they mean what they want us to think they mean.

@TheLastRefuge2 How did their smurfing get memory holed?

Why is the professional political left willing to throw ActBlue under the bus?

@thevivafrei When this case blows up? But it won’t blow up. It can’t blow up. It is too big.

I don’t often use the word “BOMBSHELL”. But this right here is a BOMBSHELL, and I don’t think people yet appreciate the significance of it. The government produced discovery to Brian Cole Jr.’s defense attorneys. Brian Cole Jr. is the accused planter of the Jan. 6 pipe bombs, whom many people believe to be a total patsy. I am one of those people who believes he is a total patsy. The government just provided discovery to Cole’s defense team, which alleges that on November 6, 2025, Kerkhoff was subjected to a polygraph AND FAILED. She was allegedly asked two questions: “did you place those pipe bombs?” and “did you place those pipe bombs that evening?” She allegedly FAILED that polygraph, according to this filing from the defense. The date is critical, because the polygraph apparently occurred TWO DAYS before Steve Baker’s exposé was PUBLISHED. I emphasize the word “published” because the article was almost certainly known / circulated internally presumably because it was circulated for review and comment, legal, etc. Operating on the basis that the facts alleged in this motion are accurate (I would imagine the defense attorneys are not going to lie about Kerkhoff having failed a polygraph), it is stunning that the government would have willingly and knowingly communicated this prima facie exculpatory evidence to the defense, unless they had a good reason. Some of you are going to say “Brady obligations”, etc. To which I would respond that this would not be the first time the government has “lost”, “accidentally” deleted, or outright concealed / destroyed what would otherwise be exculpatory Brady disclosures. Heck, they did it to many of the Jan. 6ers in the first place. And many of the agents who violated the defense rights of countless Jan. 6ers still have their jobs. One of two alternatives is likely true: The government *did not know* they had that information when they turned over presumably hundreds of thousands of pages of discovery and terabytes of information to the defense. They didn’t know. They sent it off. They just stepped into it, and it’s going to come back and destroy their case. Or, they DID KNOW what they were communicating it to the defense, that it would destroy their case, AND THEY DID IT ANYWAY. Call it an act of sabotage, from corrupt agents within a DOJ that has not yet purged itself of corrupt “deep state” actors. To the extent that it destroys the case against Brian Cole Jr., who does it humiliate the most, and who does it benefit the most? It will humiliate the DOJ - or at least those in charge. Who will it benefit the most? Everyone who would otherwise want to sabotage the DOJ and the Trump administration, on the eve of midterms. When this case blows up, it will be exploited and weaponized to discredit the Trump DOJ. I have been saying for a while that under Bondi’s DOJ, there have been some debacles so egregious, they could only be the result of incompetence or sabotage. The government either did not know what they were handing over to Brian Cole Jr.’s defense team, or they did, and it was intended to be sabotage. Unless the allegations in the motion are incorrect, or there is another good explanation for what is alleged therein. This is a bona fide bombshell.

@WeakGameForever @thevivafrei What was the information that only the bomber would know?

@thevivafrei She has a video alibi. He gave a confession only the bomber could give.

The Biggest Bombshell of the year: Brian Cole Jr.'s defense attorneys file Motion alleging that the initial Capitol Police officer identified in Steve Baker's exposé as possibly being the Pipe Bomber FAILED her FBI a polygraph when asked if she planted the bombs. MASSIVE.

Megyn’s team decided, last minute, to pre-tape my appearance on the J6 pipe bomber. I’ll give you the updated time as soon as I know.

And the NASA returns to the moon tonigh for the first time in over 50 years.

@NC1stinFreedom @Jeanne2999432 @POTUS @SusieWiles Except his track record on election integrity is awful.

I am ALL IN for DeSantis as AG. He consistently walks the walk, not just talks the talk. @POTUS @SusieWiles

Court sides with DOJ over FBI raid in Fulton County, ruling that the FBI did NOT violate their constitutional rights. Another HUGE WIN for election integrity!

Swans have one off the coolest landing technique ever.. 😊

Imagine throwing a “No Kings” protest after your party refused to hold a primary, coronated Kamala without a single vote, sued to keep RFK Jr. off the ballot, and attempted to remove Trump from state ballots only after your illegal lawfare scheme failed. If there was a modern day monarchy in America there would only be one party you could point to. The Democrats.

@jjcouey I hope that Brian Cole ends up Hatfilled and doesn’t get Ivans-ed.

THIS IS HOW CYBER WARRIORS ARE MADE JUST LIKE STEVEN HATFILL ACCUSE…THEN PAY OUT CERTIFIED HEROES ARE A DIME A DOZEN WHEN THEY ARE JUST SCRIPTED TRAITORS FRAUDS AND IMPOSTERS ARE 5th GEN WARFARE THEY WRITE BOOKS ABOUT IT CLAIMING TO BE FIGHTING IT THAT IS HOW THEATER WORKS

With reports of newly intercepted communications, alleging a high-stakes plot to funnel foreign money into the 2024 election under the Biden regime, how concerned are you about the impact of foreign influence on the integrity of our national security? Tonight, on Real America w/ @DanNewsManBall - Former Ukrainian Diplomat, Advisor to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Andrii Telizhenko @TelizhenkoAndy Watch Real America on YouTube TV Today!

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@FedEx you are worse than @USPS … Your driver faked coming to my house… “Tried” to deliver my ass… No one ever came to my house… Real good photo too… You’ve fucked me over more time than I can count… Do you condone your drivers faking delivery attempts? Are you working them so hard they have to resort to faking delivery attempts at the end of a shift?

@SteveBakerUSA Kennedy Kreiger has done gait analysis research as a method to diagnose autism for over 2 decades. FBI can reach out to Kennedy Kreiger and confirm that pipe bomber is autistic.

For those who don’t have time for the 3-hour versions. 😉

Harry Wait's trial ended late last night where the jury found him guilty of three of the four counts. Two misdemeanors and one felony. Harry exposed the failings of the Wisconsin Election Commission. Meagan Wolfe created MyVote.wi.gov portal, with one feature allowing for the ordering of absentee mail-in ballots. She is the Administrator of the Wisconsin Elections Commission who, per the liberal State Supreme Court, can stay in that job for life. Whereby anyone in the world right now can order a ballot and have it sent to any address in the world. This is a fact, it was done multiple times. Example: in the indictment against Harry, there was an absentee ballot was ordered via MyVote and sent to Czechoslovakia. Harry did not do that one. The State prosecutor knew that and didn't prosecute him for it. So some Wisconsin citizen had their absentee ballot illegally ordered, obtained, and sent out of the country. But no one got charged, prosecuted, for that Czechoslovakia unlawfully obtained ballot. There is no username or password on MyVote; nor any other type of security. You can go on it right now and order an absentee ballot - for any citizen who is registered to vote in Wisconsin. And the Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC) thinks they are cute by not allowing the typical VPN access to order a ballot for someone else. But they appear not to know one can do IP spoofing, plus there are numerous ways to do it. China could be ordering 10,000 ballots and WEC would never know it. "but you need a driver's license" - you mean like the 50,000 they intercepted at Chicago O'Hare airport? We spoke to a customs' agent we knew at the time. Also, a citizen only needs to upload their driver's license to MyVote once. From then on year after year absentee ballots can be ordered without uploading any driver's license. Spoof the IP and you're in. Or a simpler example: what about another person in the same house ordering a ballot for someone in that house. Who puts up an interactive website where ballots can be ordered and doesn't have any security to it? Answer: an English major who went to a crappy University named Meagan Wolfe. She created MyVote and managed it for some time, it is in her bio. MyVote has more holes than swiss cheese. And Wolfe is proud of it - what a joke. Impact for the nation: some other states use the same web portal as MyVote. Do those have security such as a Username or password requirement? Saying again: ban computers in our elections!