Ex-Secret Service Boss Kimberly Cheatle Named in $7 Million Lawsuit

(So the SS is now persecuting agents or ex-agents for some reason, not unknown but very similar to FIB)

Published Jul 24, 2024 at 11:38 AM EDT

Former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle was named in a $7 million lawsuit three days before the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, which ultimately led to her standing down on July 23.

The suit, filed by Boris Zavadovsky and Elena Dvoinik, and obtained by Newsweek, targets the Secret Service, its director, the Austrian police and othersfor defamation and invasion of privacy among other causes of action.

Zavadovsky and Dvoinik, who were being investigated for alleged fraud, claim the Secret Service and other U.S. agencies contacted hotels and other U.S. companies under the premise that they were conducting criminal investigations in America against the pair.Zavadovsky was allegedly a U.S. government employee at the time.

The case is part of their long-running legal action against the U.S. and Austrian governments. Several lawsuits taken by Zavadovsky and Dvoinik, based on the same set of facts, have already been dismissed in the U.S. courts.

The latest filing in the case includes a redacted 2021 email with the subject:"USSS [United States Secret Service] and Beacon Hotel." The email is listed as being the property of the Secret Service. In it, one person discussed Zavadovsky's alleged forged hotel receipt from 2006. The person who sent the email writes to another person to agree that the receipt is a poor-quality forgery that Zavadovsky allegedly created on Microsoft Word.

The claim that contacts made by the Secret Service to hotels and others in America "were made by the United States Secret Service at the request of the Austrian police," the filing says.

The Secret Service allegedly sought confirmation that the two plaintiffs "forged receipts, certificates, and other official documents in order to defraud the Internal Revenue Service, insurance companies, and Plaintiff Zavadovsky's employer, 'the U.S. Government.'"

Some of these invoices, receipts and certificates appear to have been discovered during a search.

But after resigning from the role as director of the Secret Service, Cheatle's name in the lawsuit is likely to be replaced by her successor, who the White House has said will be appointed soon.

New York attorney Colleen Kerwick told Newsweek: "Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 25 governs substitution of parties. In particular, Rule 25(c) provides: 'Transfer of Interest. In case of any transfer of interest, the action may be continued by or against the original party, unless the court upon motion directs the person to whom the interest is transferred to be substituted in the action or joined with the original party.'"

Kerwick added that, from past case law, it was likely that Cheatle would simply be replaced and would not be joined in the case.

The Secret Service was contacted for comment via email on Tuesday. Newsweek also reached out to the lawyers for Zavadovsky and Dvoinik via email on Tuesday.

https://www.newsweek.com/secret-service-boss-kimberly-cheatle-7-million-defamation-lawsuit-1929273

PS: Why doesn’t anyone know her Date of Birth? (She’s one of them) And look at early life and education, she has none. From WIKI

Kimberly A. Cheatle (born 1970/1971[1]) is an American former law enforcement officer who served as the 27th director of the United States Secret Service from 2022 to 2024.[2] She joined the United States Secret Service in 1995. She left the Secret Service in 2019 and served at PepsiCo as senior director of global security from 2019 to 2022. She assumed the office as director of the United States Secret Service in September 2022 by the appointment from President Joe Biden.

She was in charge of the Secret Service during the attempted assassination of Donald Trump,[3] which brought her into the national spotlight where she faced congressional hearing, widespread criticism, and calls to resign.[4] She resigned on July 23, 2024.

Early life and education

Cheatle was born in Hinsdale, Illinois, and grew up in Danville, Illinois.[5] She completed her undergraduate studies at Eastern Illinois University with a major in sociology and a concentration in criminal justice.[6]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimberly_Cheatle

>>21292221

Yep, but has she been since a child? Was she brought up like Crooks? Was that why her affect was so flat, like she has no emotions, just talking points. She's not normal that's for sure.

>>21291572, >>21291591 NEW 9/11 Footage out todayPN

seems like they are flooding the zone to get off digging on J13th

>>21292276

KEKthey are so fucking predictable.

lying about the numbers, they are once again doing the HRC polling

>>21292268

Isn't that a self serving statement. Bibi is now veering off into want he wants. Wow, not cool.

>>21292263

"detail" unless they wanted to remove his teeth

>>21291779 FLOTUS Melania Trump to tell her story in memoir, 'Melania,' scheduled for this fallPN

I think everyone should buy her book, read it and either pass it on or tell others to get it. They are always trying to destroy and disrespect her, she deserves all the respect and love we can give her. Without her Trump wouldn't be Trump the way he is now. It's true love and commitment.

God Bless Melania Trump, a hero for our country and President

The have a budget of $3.1 billion dollars and 36 individuals, with over 8,000 employees? How does that work?

The Secret Service currently protects 36 individuals on a daily basis, as well as world leaders who visit the United States, like Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who arrived in Washington today.

https://www.secretservice.gov/newsroom/releases/2024/07/written-testimony-director-kimberly-cheatle-oversight-committee-attempted

1936 Packard Touring Limo - 1936

A 1936 Packard Touring Limousine was used by President Franklin D. Roosevelt while visiting New York City on June 30, 1938.

Advent of the Armored Limo - 1941

With the United States' entry into World War II, the Secret Service increased its protective web around the President. In December 1941, Franklin Roosevelt became the first President to use an armored vehicle.Originally belonging to infamous gangster Al Capone, the car was seized by the Treasury Department in 1932 on an income-tax evasion charge. The car's armor actually was comprised of only bulletproof glass; the body of the car was still vulnerable. The vehicle was used until limousines in the presidential fleet – such as the 1939 Lincoln “Sunshine Special”– were armor-plated in the early part of 1942.

(Trump mentions Alfonse Capone, a lot so this is interesting)

(Weird they show every car for every President from FDR up to Obama, but Trump is not on their website?Why wouldn't they have Trump Vehicle up, just another sign of why they can't be trusted to be apolitical. He's been gone for almost 4 years, why not add it?)

https://www.secretservice.gov/about/history/transportation

Orwellian: Media Try to Purge the Record that Kamala Harris Is Joe Biden's Border Czar

Nicholas Fondacaro , Bill D'Agostino

July 24th, 2024 4:24 PM

Since Vice President Kamala Harris was severely lacking in actual accomplishments from her time in the Biden administration, and was now the presumptive Democratic Party nominee for president, the liberal media were frantically trying to gaslight Americans on her abysmal record as President Biden’s border czar and sterilize it. In this effort, media outlets such as ABC, CNN, MSNBC, The New York Time, TIME magazine and Axios have taken to lying about Harris’s role in failing to get the crisis at the border under control.

The New York Times was one of the earliest. In an article published on July 17, during the Republican National Convention, titled “Why Republicans Keep Calling Kamala Harris the ‘Border Czar’” reporters Jazmine Ulloa and Nicholas Nehamas huffed, “Republicans at their national convention this week have trained some of their most intense criticism on Vice President Kamala Harris…But perhaps no phrase has been deployed more than this one: ‘border czar.’”

“But Ms. Harris was not, in fact, appointed border czar, nor was she tasked with addressing the broader problems plaguing the border itself,” they falsely suggested. They tried to split hairs by adding: “Rather she was deputized by President Biden with the diplomatic mission of solving the ‘root causes’ of migration from countries like Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, tackling the issues that spur people to flee in the first place, like drug violence and lack of economic opportunity.”

Axios’s framing was arguably the most ridiculous. In a Wednesday article lamenting how “Harris border confusion haunts her new campaign,” reporter Stef W. Kight proclaimed: “The Trump campaign and Republicans have tagged Harris repeatedly with the ‘border czar’ title — which she never actually had.” She also suggested Harris’s duties didn’t pertain to the border directly and only the “root causes” in Central and South American countries.

But Kight’s own reporting contradicts that framing. “President Biden is putting Vice President Harris in charge of addressing the migrant surge at the U.S.-Mexico border, senior administration officials announced on Wednesday,” she reported in an article simply titled: “Biden puts Harris in charge of border crisis.”

Axios was majorly bodied on X as the Community Notes called them out for referring to Harris as the “border czar” in their own articles. “The number of unaccompanied minors crossing the border has reached crisis levels. Harris, appointed by Biden as border czar, said she would be looking at the ‘root causes’ that drive migration,” wrote Shawma Chen in 2021.

So embarrassing was the shellacking Axios took on social media, that they had to issue an editor’s note on Kight’s denial article, which said: “Editor's note: This article has been updated and clarified to note that Axios was among the news outlets that incorrectly labeled Harris a ‘border czar’ back in 2021.”

TIME magazine got in on the action with an article from Vera Bergengruen, brazenly titled: “Kamala Harris Was Never Biden’s ‘Border Czar.’ Here’s What She Really Did.” She lamented the infamous soundbite of Harris telling Guatemalans “do not come,” and decried the border czar title as “a misleading label they applied after she was charged with helming diplomatic efforts to address the root causes of migration from Central America to the U.S.”

In June of 2021, CNN senior national correspondent Ed Lavandera repeated the framing of Harris as border czar: “The Vice President is expected to in El Paso in about an hour and a half… and this will be her first visit to the U.S.-Mexico border region since she was appointed as the border czar by President Biden.”

Journalists were using this same language as recently as last week. During the ABC News Live coverage of the RNC, anchor Kanya Whitworth remarked that the speakers “were very critical of Kamala Harris, especially in her role as border czar.”

Politico’s whining about the border czar label dates back to when Harris was appointed border czar. In fresher gripes about Republicans from over the weekend, they reported: “Despite insisting that she not be made the face of the administration’s border policies, Harris was tasked with stemming migration from Central American countries… the fact that Harris was the border czar would be purged the record like an Orwellian nightmare.

https://newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/nicholas-fondacaro/2024/07/24/orwellian-media-try-purge-record-kamala-harris-joe-bidens

1:05

https://rumble.com/embed/v5617ql/?pub=4

>>21292803

This video is hilarious, the media, she's the border czar, presto she was never the border czar

NY Times Shrieks 'Disinformation' Over GOP's True Kamala Claims on DEI, 'Border Czar'

Clay Waters July 25th, 2024 5:22 PM

Tiffany Hsu, who covers “misinformation and disinformation” for the New York Times, took the reins of the paper’s “On Politics” newsletter Wednesday and issued the latest hypersensitive media defense of the newly minted Democratic nominee, under the inflated headline,“Tackling the falsehoods about Kamala Harris.”Yet much of what the paper condemned as “falsehoods” was merely partisan rhetoric which would have gone unremarked upon if thrown at Republicans by Democrats.

Vice President Kamala Harris has been campaigning for president for three days. And she is already facing disinformation and abuse of a far different caliber than President Biden ever has.

Ever since Sunday, when Biden backed her candidacy for president in his stead, many social media posts have parroted variations on the sexist and racist rumors that have followed Harris for years. Within hours of Biden’s announcement, more than 11 percent of related mentions of Harris on X involved attacks related to her race or gender, according to the data firm PeakMetrics. Many posts, including one from a woman running for secretary of state in Missouri, involved hostile sexual references.

Hsu strongly hinted for online censorship, faulting “weak oversight” and hauling out Nina “Mary Poppins” Jankowicz, previously appointed director of the Biden administration’s Disinformation Governance Board before that Orwellian outfit was scuttled.

Disinformation researchers, however, said the normalization of misogynistic language had become an inexorable byproduct of an online ecosystem run with weak oversight and powered by a hunger for engagement. The toxic discourse surrounding Harris has often recycled earlier falsehoods about her, said Nina Jankowicz, the chief executive of the American Sunlight Project, a nonprofit studying disinformation.

Under the heading “Claims tied to race,” Hsu sympathetically defended Harris from charges of being a “D.E.I. hire.” Never mind that Biden bragged about appointing a black woman as his vice president and promised to put a black woman on the Supreme Court.

….Harris was derided as a “D.E.I. hire” in posts and television appearances by Republican lawmakers who accused her of being unsuited for leadership because diversity, equity and inclusion policies could have helped her advance. The comments largely ignored her extensive history holding public positions in jurisdictions that required her to navigate widely disparate activist circles and what she has called “blood sport” establishment politics.

Some of Hsu’s “misinformation” examples were just unfriendly assumptions.

• Harris has long been subject to exaggerated or unfounded claims that her past romantic partners enabled her political ascent.

Those have only picked up this week. From Saturday to Monday, posts on X referring to claims that Harris “slept her way to the top” garnered nearly 40.3 million impressions – a 44,000 percent increase from the prior two-day period, according to the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, a nonprofit research group.

The sexist insinuations point in part to her brief relationship in the 1990s with Willie Brown, who was 60 and the speaker of the California Assembly when Harris was 29 and rising in the Bay Area legal scene. He appointed Harris to two well-paid state board positions and introduced her to his political connections.

Does that sound “exaggerated or unfounded”?

Among the “Misrepresentations of her political positions” was the now-infamous question of whether Harris was ever appointed the Biden Administration’s “border czar.” Hsu huffed:

The title, however, is a misleading one that was never officially bestowed on the vice president. Instead, Biden deputized her with a diplomatic mission to evaluate the factors that cause people to leave their home countries in the first place. Both she and Alejandro Mayorkas, the secretary of homeland security, have noted that it is his job to manage the border.

NewsBusters Tim Graham reminded us that the press often referred to Harris as “border czar” and underlined that “Biden appointed her to stem the tide” of illegal immigration.

PS: Wednesday’s newsletter included this story link:

Harris gave a speech to thousands of Black women in Indianapolis, warning that former President Donald Trump is a threat to children and families.

So is Donald Trump a confirmed “threat to children and families”? That vitriolic accusation doesn’t seem to pass standard media fact-check scrutiny. But don’t expect the New York Times ever to flag such overheated Democratic rhetoric as “disinformation.”

https://newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/clay-waters/2024/07/25/ny-times-shrieks-disinformation-over-gops-true-kamala-claims-dei

NBC Touts WH Having Ice Cream After Biden’s ‘Speech for the History Books’

Curtis Houck July 25th, 2024 2:15 PM

Pizza and Ice Cream Party in the WH

https://newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/curtis-houck/2024/07/25/nbc-touts-wh-having-ice-cream-after-bidens-speech-history-books

NBC Touts WH Having Ice Cream After Biden’s ‘Speech for the History Books’

Curtis Houck July 25th, 2024 2:15 PM

Pizza and Ice Cream Party in the WH

https://newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/curtis-houck/2024/07/25/nbc-touts-wh-having-ice-cream-after-bidens-speech-history-books

Democrats Are Manipulating Voter Roll Data To Launder Campaign Cash

2:49

https://rumble.com/embed/v564jet/?pub=4