James McIntyre

"Trump pardoned nursing home owner Joseph Schwartz just 3 months into his sentence for a $39 million fraud scheme. Meanwhile, families who won multimillion-dollar wrongful death suits against Schwartz haven’t collected a cent," per ProPublica

🧐🇺🇸Qatar has demanded the return of the airplane gifted to Trump.

🚨CAUGHT ON TAPE: A clip shows Steve Bannon saying that “ICE helping at airports” is a “test case to really perfect ICE’s involvement in the 2026 midterms.” They are going to send ICE to polling places across the U.S. and they aren’t even hiding it.

🚨MAJOR EPSTEIN BOMBSHELL: A new investigation CORROBORATES key details from "Jane Doe 4" - The South Carolina woman who accused Trump and Epstein of r*pe when she was 13. New reporting by the Post and Courier just boosted Jane Doe 4’s credibility on key details: With missing FBI files on her Trump claims and the estate’s contradictory settlement stories, it looks like Trump is hiding exactly what we think. The Post and Courier have confirmed a major part of her story - the identity and background of Jimmy Atkins, the other man she accused of assaulting her alongside Epstein and Trump. Atkins was a real estate professional and former educator who moved to Hilton Head in the mid-1980s, took over Harbour Realty and Rentals, matched her descriptions of his age/hair color/appearance, and had ties to an Ohio trade school/college. He died in 2003. Her mother's role as a real estate broker on Hilton Head (including connections to properties where Epstein allegedly rented) and her later embezzlement conviction, which the woman linked to alleged blackmail/extortion involving photos. These details were previously unverified publicly and they add local corroboration to elements of her account about life on Hilton Head around 1984 (when she was 13 and attending Hilton Head High School). Why this is relevant for the Trump angle: The woman told the FBI that Epstein lured her via a babysitting ad for a Hilton Head vacation home, abused her there, and later introduced her to Trump (then a developer) during a trip to the NY area, where she alleged forced oral sex occurred. Some of her Trump-related FBI interview summaries were initially withheld or listed as "missing" from DOJ Epstein file releases (dozens of pages across multiple interviews reportedly absent or delayed). She filed as Jane Doe 4 against Epstein's estate in 2019 (without naming Trump there) and was denied the independent victims' compensation program, but her attorney said she received a direct financial settlement from the estate before dismissing the suit in 2021. Estate co-executors accountant Richard Kahn and attorney Darren Indyke gave conflicting testimony at the House Oversight depositions earlier this month about whether a settlement occurred with her, initially suggesting yes, then walking it back, prompting Democratic lawmakers to question inconsistencies and a possible "cover-up." Trump denies her accusations as baseless, but this information strengthens the perception of her overall credibility on verifiable non-core facts. Combined with questions over "missing" FBI pages and estate handling, it raises fresh scrutiny. If she was telling the truth about so many verifiable details, why would she be lying about her plausible account about Donald Trump? And if her story is real, every single American should hear about it. Here's video of Epstein's personal accountant Richard Kahn being grilled by the House Oversight Committee on March 12. He changed his story from confirming her settlement under oath to flipping and backtracking, then backtracking again through his lawyers the next day that he can no longer confirm or deny if there was a settlement. What’s really being hidden in those "missing" FBI EPSTEIN-TRUMP FILES?

🚨MAJOR EPSTEIN BOMBSHELL: A new investigation CORROBORATES key details from "Jane Doe 4" - The South Carolina woman who accused Trump and Epstein of r*pe when she was 13. New reporting by the Post and Courier just boosted Jane Doe 4’s credibility on key details: With missing FBI files on her Trump claims and the estate’s contradictory settlement stories, it looks like Trump is hiding exactly what we think. The Post and Courier have confirmed a major part of her story - the identity and background of Jimmy Atkins, the other man she accused of assaulting her alongside Epstein and Trump. Atkins was a real estate professional and former educator who moved to Hilton Head in the mid-1980s, took over Harbour Realty and Rentals, matched her descriptions of his age/hair color/appearance, and had ties to an Ohio trade school/college. He died in 2003. Her mother's role as a real estate broker on Hilton Head (including connections to properties where Epstein allegedly rented) and her later embezzlement conviction, which the woman linked to alleged blackmail/extortion involving photos. These details were previously unverified publicly and they add local corroboration to elements of her account about life on Hilton Head around 1984 (when she was 13 and attending Hilton Head High School). Why this is relevant for the Trump angle: The woman told the FBI that Epstein lured her via a babysitting ad for a Hilton Head vacation home, abused her there, and later introduced her to Trump (then a developer) during a trip to the NY area, where she alleged forced oral sex occurred. Some of her Trump-related FBI interview summaries were initially withheld or listed as "missing" from DOJ Epstein file releases (dozens of pages across multiple interviews reportedly absent or delayed). She filed as Jane Doe 4 against Epstein's estate in 2019 (without naming Trump there) and was denied the independent victims' compensation program, but her attorney said she received a direct financial settlement from the estate before dismissing the suit in 2021. Estate co-executors accountant Richard Kahn and attorney Darren Indyke gave conflicting testimony at the House Oversight depositions earlier this month about whether a settlement occurred with her, initially suggesting yes, then walking it back, prompting Democratic lawmakers to question inconsistencies and a possible "cover-up." Trump denies her accusations as baseless, but this information strengthens the perception of her overall credibility on verifiable non-core facts. Combined with questions over "missing" FBI pages and estate handling, it raises fresh scrutiny. If she was telling the truth about so many verifiable details, why would she be lying about her plausible account about Donald Trump? And if her story is real, every single American should hear about it. Here's video of Epstein's personal accountant Richard Kahn being grilled by the House Oversight Committee on March 12. He changed his story from confirming her settlement under oath to flipping and backtracking, then backtracking again through his lawyers the next day that he can no longer confirm or deny if there was a settlement. What’s really being hidden in those "missing" FBI EPSTEIN-TRUMP FILES?