Sharon DiPiazza

@NYCMayor You can take those tickets and shove 'em.

1,000 World Cup tickets. $50 each. All for New Yorkers. We fought hard to make the people’s game available to the people — and won. Let the summer of soccer begin.

Now, $50 tickets to the World Cup ⚽️ sounds like an excellent and PRESSING priority and issue from everything that is going on in NYC, In the meantime, let’s just hope that people don’t need to take the MTA bus to attend World Cup, if it rains…☔️ 🥅 @MTA @NYC_DOT @NYCSanitation @NYCMayorsOffice @GovKathyHochul @KathyHochul @NYCCouncil @SpeakerMenin

@NYCMayor Who’s subsidizing these payments? And why are our tax dollars being spent so you can make these cringe vanity videos? How about do something about the sink holes on the NYC streets and airports?

@mazemoore It's no secret Fusion Ken @KDilanianMSNOW has always been a Soviet propagandist in the style of Walter Duranty.

@OvertIntent It's about journalists telling the people to believe one administration and to not trust the other on the same issue.

@mazemoore @tiffanylloree The funniest thing about Fusion Ken is how much Fusion Ken loves Fusion Ken

This is not surprising at all but it's still pretty amazing to see. September, 2024. Ken Dilanian criticizes Republicans for questioning the crime data put out by Biden's FBI. "The FBI doesn't make these numbers up...The Republicans and others are pushing the narrative that this data is wrong." The data was wrong. Biden's FBI ended up revising the numbers right before the election to show that violent crime had gone up, not down (after the MSM spent months telling everyone how much it had fallen). Fast forward to 2026 and Dilanian is on TV claiming that the crime data put out by the FBI is bogus and shouldn't be trusted. BTW that fake journalist blocked me the last time I did one of these videos on his "reporting." 😆

@Reuters Yeah. The IRS employee who STOLE his tax records got 5 years in jail. Reuters always sides with the criminals.

@Reuters It wasn’t alleged, it was proven beyond a reasonable doubt. That’s what happens when the leaker goes to prison for five years.

Sorry, @Reuters - the term "alleged" is not accurate after the sentencing of a crime. The IRS perp admitted guilt and was sentenced to 5 years in prison in 2024. And, yes - the IRS, whom you and your ilk describe in lockstep as Trump's "own government" owes restitution to its victim. President Trump is doing the right thing in waiving a personal judicial award by proving support for political prisoners, whom SCOTUS supported in its recent 6-3 ruling in Fischer v. U.S. that federal prosecutors overreached against many January 6 defendants.

@Reuters It isn’t alleged. The person was arrested, convicted and sentenced to five years in prison.

@Reuters Alleged, even after conviction? Such incorrect wording for such an esteemed journalism organization.

@Reuters Alleged? You guys actually ran reports on the illegally leaked returns back in 2022. 🤦‍♂️ reuters.com/world/us/summa…

@Reuters Not alleged, President Trump’s tax return were illegally released. Also we had 3 months of Democrats rioting over a lie & there was no big FBI or law enforcement effort to round them up. They did much more damage than trespassing.

@Reuters There is nothing "alleged".

@Reuters It was not “alleged.” An IRS employees stole his records and leaked them to the NYT, which published a story a few weeks before the 2020 election. The employee was indicted and sentenced to 5 years in prison.

@NickFondacaro I’ll bet that comes as a great relief of the families of Oscar Lee Stewart who was burned alive in a shop in Minneapolis and Captain David Dorn who was shot to death in St. Louis.

@NickFondacaro Is Sunny Huston for real? Minneapolis suffered billions in property loss. Many hard-working citizens lost their livlihood. Her damnable lie is sickening to the soul.