Exposed: Supreme Court Justice internal meeting; Pentagon pauses transition for Christmas vacation
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Exposed: Supreme Court Justice internal meeting; Pentagon pauses transition for Christmas vacation
Today we will expose what a Supreme Court staffer heard at the Justice's internal meeting and we will update you about the Pentagon's pause on the "transition team's" meeting for Christmas vacation.
On December 18th, 3:30 pm, President Trump and Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller had a meeting at the White House between just the two of them. Prior to the meeting, U.S. media outlet Axios issued a report which stated that Acting Defense Secretary Miller ordered the suspension of all ongoing transition meetings in the Pentagon.
The January 6 deadline for the congressional certification of the election results is getting closer and closer, while General Flynn and others are encouraging President Trump to use his presidential powers to set things right, some in the Republican Party also hope to make a difference in the congressional certification.
Republican U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, newly elected in November, suggests he'll back efforts on challenging the Jan 6 Electoral College vote.
The issue of foreign interference is one of the main concerns in the election controversy. After this year’s election, a massive hacking of various U.S. government agencies by foreign hackers has surfaced, and new information suggests that the nature of the hack is more serious than we thought.
#Trump #SupremeCourt #Pentagon
Today we will expose what a Supreme Court staffer heard at the Justice's internal meeting and we will update you about the Pentagon's pause on the "transition team's" meeting for Christmas vacation.
On December 18th, 3:30 pm, President Trump and Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller had a meeting at the White House between just the two of them. Prior to the meeting, U.S. media outlet Axios issued a report which stated that Acting Defense Secretary Miller ordered the suspension of all ongoing transition meetings in the Pentagon.
The January 6 deadline for the congressional certification of the election results is getting closer and closer, while General Flynn and others are encouraging President Trump to use his presidential powers to set things right, some in the Republican Party also hope to make a difference in the congressional certification.
Republican U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, newly elected in November, suggests he'll back efforts on challenging the Jan 6 Electoral College vote.
The issue of foreign interference is one of the main concerns in the election controversy. After this year’s election, a massive hacking of various U.S. government agencies by foreign hackers has surfaced, and new information suggests that the nature of the hack is more serious than we thought.
#Trump #SupremeCourt #Pentagon