Anthony Pratt stole Huey and Sally's look. Tacky.

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Anthony Pratt stole Huey and Sally's look. Tacky.
Jack Smith has the receipts. Plus, Trump is a blatant moron in a sea of morons.
Trump Employee 5 from Mar-a-Lago talks to CNN about goings-on related to Trump's illegal hoarding of classified documents including nuclear secrets.
Brian Butler no longer works for Trump. So maybe he's actually Former Trump Employee 5.
When asked, he said he doesn't think Trump should be a candidate this year.
He told Kaitlan Collins about a transfer of about 10 to 15 boxes of documents to Trump's Bedminster property in New Jersey.
He also described overhearing an Australian billionaire talking about military secrets Trump had apparently shared with him.
I didn't expect to watch the entire vid. But it was compelling because of the matter of fact way Butler spoke – no drama or self-importance – unlike his ex-boss.
It's clear that Trump was doing something dodgy. Attempts at comparison of Trump's massive cache to Pence or Biden inadvertently keeping a few odd files after leaving the vice presidency is like comparing somebody not paying a parking meter with a serial carjacker.
Your hosts take on CLUE (1985, Lynn) for their last monthly horror adjacent bonus episode - the movie based on the game based on old cozy mystery thrillers! We run down the stellar cast and explain the board game's history.
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Anthony Pratt, a member of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, allegedly shared submarine details with former Australian PMs and journalists, accordi
It's news but not at all unexpected. Donald Trump was sharing America's nuclear secrets with a foreigner.
Donald Trump allegedly discussed potentially sensitive information about US nuclear submarines with an Australian billionaire, Anthony Pratt, three months after leaving office, according to a new report. Citing a source with knowledge of the Australian’s account to investigators for the special counsel Jack Smith, US news outlet ABC News reported an “excited” Trump allegedly discussed “the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads [US submarines] routinely carry, and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a Russian submarine without being detected”. Smith has charged Trump with 40 criminal counts related to his retention of classified information after leaving office. The former president also faces 17 criminal counts regarding election subversion (four federal, from Smith, and 13 in Georgia) and 34 concerning hush-money payments to the adult film actor Stormy Daniels.
Trump and some of his sycophants have been calling for the execution of his alleged political opponents. So what should be the penalty for disclosing US nuclear secrets?
ABC said Trump spoke to Pratt, at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida in April 2021. Pratt then allegedly shared the information about submarines “within minutes” of learning it, shocking a Trump employee who heard him. Pratt, the ABC report alleged, went on to share the information with at least 45 people, including his own employees, journalists, foreign and Australian officials “and three former Australian prime ministers”.
Of course Trump sees nothing wrong with sharing classified information he kept next to his toilet.
Trump did not immediately comment, but a spokesperson for Trump later told ABC News: “President Trump did nothing wrong, has always insisted on truth and transparency, and acted in a proper manner, according to the law.”
Trump is a traitor who will put his personal interests above the national security of the United States.
Never be shy about sharing news of Trump's poor record on national defense and security with soft Trump voters. Repetition is an effective tool which liberals have foolishly neglected over the years.
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