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Nor was money-laundering through cryptocurrency the only criminal conspiracy to which Lutnick was, at the very least, adjacent. Lutnick has in the past vehemently denied having any association with Jeffrey Epstein, insisting that he severed all contact with the pedophile ringleader in 2005. But even the highly limited, extremely redacted release of the Epstein files — everything we’ve seen reeks of a major coverup — shows that he was flat-out lying. Not only did he stay in close contact with Epstein, the two men appear to have gone into business together.

The Banality of MAGA Evil

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Trump appears 1,433 times in the Epstein files so far. His billionaire backers are also members. Elon Musk appears 1,122 times. Howard Lutnick is there. So is Trump-backer Peter Thiel (2,710 times), and Leslie Wexner (565 times). As is Steven Witkoff, now Trump’s envoy to the Middle East, and Steve Bannon, Trump’s consigliere (1,855 times).

The Squalor of the Epstein Class

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We are ending workers taking jobs away from hard-working Americans and taking advantage of our economy and providing nothing in return – Howard Lutnick , United States Secretary Of Commerce

United States Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick lauded the Trump administration’s recent overhaul in its visa programmes, announcing that these new visa programmes will ensure foreign workers provide ‘significant benefit’ to the US by ending practices where they ‘take jobs from hard-working Americans’ and exploit the economy without any meaningful contribution. Read More...

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[farademetre]

Stock Market Daily Update - March 5, 2025 - InvestTalk Market Wrap

On March 5, 2025, U.S. stocks staged a strong comeback as investor optimism grew over the potential rollback of Trump-era tariffs. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average each advanced 1.1%, while the Nasdaq Composite surged 1.5%, bouncing back from recent declines. The rally was driven by remarks from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who suggested that tariff reductions for Canada and Mexico could be on the table, easing concerns over trade tensions.

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Childhood pals...go figure...#HowardLutnick @CharlieWalk and legal eagle #GeraldLefcourt congrats @dgk955 @richard_kirshenbaum and most of all #georgiakirshenbaum (at Edison Ballroom)