🚨NEW: Nancy Pelosi gets TRIGGERED by seeing Trump on screen during interview🤣
"He is the worst president for children — there he is walking. The worst — hi (waves) — the worst president for anybody, any president in our history."
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9:57 AM · Nov 1, 2025
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https://x.com/JasonJournoDC/status/1984620727081840718
A North Carolina Democratic state lawmaker resigned from his position after being charged with felonies tied to alleged sexual conduct with a minor.
The move from Rep. Cecil Brockman of High Point comes after he faced bipartisan calls to resign and a potential committee investigation, announced by North Carolina’s House speaker, into his alleged misconduct.
"I am currently facing criminal charges brought against me in Guilford County. Due to the seriousness of these accusations, I need to focus on my defense of these allegations," Brockman, 41, said in a statement obtained by WXII. "As a result, I am unable to fulfill my duty and service to my constituents in Guilford County. As a result, I am resigning my position from the NC House of Representatives effective immediately."
North Carolina House Speaker Destin Hall said Brockman’s decision "is the right thing to do for his constituents and for the North Carolina House of Representatives."
"His departure spares the House from a difficult expulsion process and brings closure to this troubling chapter," Hall added, according to WXII.
Brockman is facing two counts of statutory rape of a child between the ages of 13 and 15 and two counts of indecent liberties with a child, according to court records obtained by Fox News Digital.
A magistrate’s order said Brockman is accused of engaging in sex acts with a 15-year-old in August and is twice alleged to have committed and attempted to commit "a lewd and lascivious act" upon the juvenile, The Associated Press reported.
Court documents cited by WRAL indicate that Brockman attempted to contact the alleged victim while they were hospitalized and sought to "use his status to gain information on the whereabouts of the victim."
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/north-carolina-democrat-lawmaker-resigns-after-being-hit-child-sex-charges
Larry Summers met with Jeffrey Epstein despite conviction, solicited cash for wife’s nonprofit: docs https://trib.al/kkWWuQs
12:31 PM · May 3, 2023
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https://x.com/nypost/status/1653799441416048643
nanshee doing her damnedest to incite SNAP riots
she claims she has utmost concern for children while her strategy is to have SNAP benefits cut off in order to blame Trump and republicans
people are seeing through this bullshit
to whoever is shit canning vati's post i say thank you for a job well done
Federal officials have charged a Chicago woman with laundering large volumes of suspected narcotics proceeds after a months-long investigation linked her to cash exchanges tied to Mexican drug cartels and Chinese cryptocurrency networks, according to a recently unsealed federal complaint.
Homeland Security Investigations arrested Xiao Mei of Canaryville on allegations that she coordinated a series of large cash exchanges in Chinatown and River North between February and July 2024. Prosecutors said Mei, described as a Chicago-based broker for a Chinese money-laundering network, regularly used WeChat to arrange pickups of bulk U.S. currency from associates of drug traffickers and transferred equivalent sums to China through cryptocurrency and “mirror transactions.”
Investigators said Mei’s alleged activity fits into a broader system used by Mexico-based money laundering and drug trafficking organizations, or MLDTOs, to conceal drug proceeds.
In general, these groups purchase South American cocaine that is shipped through Mexico and smuggled into the United States, the feds said. They also grow, cultivate, cook, and process heroin, methamphetamine, and marijuana in Mexico, then move the drugs north for resale. The sale of these controlled substances generates massive cash profits that the cartels must move out of the United States and back into their own networks.
According to the federal complaint, a law enforcement source told investigators that Mei contacted them almost daily to handle large cash transactions, often expressing reluctance to meet “foreigners” alone. According to federal agents, Mei used the term “foreigner” to refer to anyone who was not Chinese.
In one exchange, the complaint says, Mei accepted a black bag containing about $40,000 from two people in a white vehicle, then delivered the cash later that night to an associate near East Erie Street and North Wabash Avenue in River North. That associate allegedly transferred the equivalent amount to a Chinese bank account at Mei’s direction.
Subsequent monitored transactions detailed in the affidavit include a March 5 transfer of $50,000, an April 5 pickup of $100,000, and additional deliveries of $36,000 and $51,500 in May. In each case, agents say, Mei used WeChat to coordinate meetings in and around Chinatown, provide cryptocurrency wallet codes, and direct conversions into Chinese currency or digital assets such as Tether. Investigators said multiple cash deliveries tested positive for narcotic residue during K-9 inspections.
The investigation culminated on July 15, 2024, when law enforcement stopped Mei’s white Porsche after she allegedly planned another $80,000 transfer. Officers found cash inside a white fanny pack, along with two cell phones, and a K-9 unit again alerted to drug odors, the complaint said. Mei declined to make any statements to investigators following her detention.
According to the affidavit, an individual identified as “B,” who was seen handing Mei cash in February 2024, later admitted to acting as a courier for a Mexican “boss” and said they were paid $750 per delivery to move drug proceeds between Latin and Chinese intermediaries. The cooperating witness in the case was compensated for assisting law enforcement and had no criminal history, the document noted.
Prosecutors charged Mei with money laundering and operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business.
https://cwbchicago.com/2025/11/chicago-woman-charged-with-laundering-large-volumes-of-cash-for-mexican-drug-cartels.html