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BREAKING: I have reported Qasem Soleimani’s neice to @DHSgov and @StateDept. She is on social media making threats against the Trump administration, posting content sympathetic to the Iranian regime and Ayatollah, celebrating missiles being launched by Iran into Israel and other Middle Eastern countries, and posting other jihadi content while she lives in extreme luxury in Los Angeles. It’s worth noting that the woman (whose name I am only giving to authorities at this time so she doesn’t flee) does not wear a hijab, even though it’s required in Iran. Her social media is full of scantily clad photos in all designer outfits, likely paid for with terrorist tied money from the Iranian regime. She also appears to have undergone massive amounts of plastic surgery to hide her identity, completely transforming her facial features. President Trump ordered the U.S. military to kill Iranian General Qasem Soleimani on January 3, 2020. The drone strike occurred near Baghdad International Airport in Iraq, targeting Soleimani, who was the head of Iran's elite Quds Force. The strike was justified by the Trump administration as a defensive action to prevent imminent attacks on American personnel.  I am in touch with Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s @marcorubio team at the US State Department and counterterrorism officials at DHS. They told me they are looking into my evidence immediately. I have turned over all documentation to the Department of State and DHS. This is a developing story. I will keep you posted.

URGENT: The Patterson Family Needs Immediate Help Michael and Tasha Patterson are at risk of permanently losing their children. Nearly four years ago, the state of Florida removed their medically fragile children based on a diagnosis of abuse that has since been widely challenged by medical experts. Since that time, multiple independent physicians, including a former Child Protection Team (CPT) doctor who previously worked within Florida’s own system, have reviewed the case and found that the children’s injuries are consistent with underlying medical conditions, not abuse. Despite this, Florida's Department of Children and Families (@MyFLFamilies) is actively moving forward with adoption. DCF leadership has acknowledged concerns in this case. Secretary Hatch publicly agreed to meet with a family advocate to review the evidence, but that meeting has still not taken place. This situation is now critical. Adoption is a permanent and irreversible decision. If it proceeds, Michael and Tasha may lose their children forever, regardless of what medical evidence continues to emerge. They are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for a fair and thorough review of the medical evidence before a life altering decision is made. We are urgently calling on Florida DCF to: Honor its commitment to review this case Meet immediately with the Patterson family’s advocate and counsel Fully and objectively consider the independent medical findings Pause all adoption proceedings until this review is completed A decision of this magnitude must be made based on complete and accurate information, not while serious medical concerns remain unresolved.