Donald Trump was highly active on his social media platform, Truth Social, during the late hours of the night, making over 160 posts. Among the numerous posts, a bizarre conspiracy theory linking Michelle Obama to Joe Biden’s autopen, originally shared by the founder of Bed, Bath and Beyond, stood out. Trump also shared a video titled “MAKE CHRISTMAS GREAT AGAIN,” featuring his cameo in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. With a posting frequency exceeding once per minute, the overwhelming content included duplicate posts and an array of videos and reposts.
In other news, Karoline Leavitt confirmed at a recent press briefing that the military conducted a second strike on an alleged Venezuelan drug boat, claiming it was in self-defense. Admiral Frank M Bradley, the Commander of Joint Special Operations Command at the time, was said to have authorized the strike targeting the boat, not the individuals aboard. Leavitt emphasized that the engagement was within legal boundaries and necessary to eliminate the perceived threat.
Furthermore, Trump’s physician released a letter detailing the President’s excellent health following a routine MRI scan. Leavitt addressed Trump’s recent focus on individuals of Somali descent, citing instances of fraud schemes involving Somali immigrants. She advocated for the completion of mass deportations, an approach challenged by the fact that many of the mentioned individuals are American citizens.
Additionally, MAGA influencers have assumed roles resembling journalists within the Pentagon, replacing the previous press corps. Mark Kelly, a former astronaut targeted by Trump and Hegseth, delivered a defiant speech defending his actions in service to the country. Notably, a leaked report described an amusing incident where Kash Patel insisted on wearing an ill-fitting FBI raid jacket upon arrival in Utah.
In a separate development, the White House introduced a section on its website to address what it deems as “fake news,” sparking mixed reactions within the journalistic community. The list of alleged misinformation became a badge of honor for some reporters. Despite ongoing controversies, individuals like Mark Kelly remain resolute in their commitment to their country and principles.