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Sen. Reed: "You signed a contract with a company to reconfigure the [Qatari jet]. What is the price of that contract?”
Pete Hegseth: “That cannot be revealed.”
Reed: “This is the Appropriations Committee of the United States Senate. We appropriate the money that you will spend.”
Trump really does not want you to know about his bribe plane and its problems, but he really wants more tax dollars so his bribe plane can b
If you give somebody a bribe and it turns out to be shit, is it then still a bribe or actually an insult? 😛
The Qatari jet which the oil sheikdom gave to Trump is more like a 16-year-old dodgy used car that your cousin dumped in front of your house.
President Donald Trump really does not want you to know about his bribe plane and all its problems, but he really wants more of your tax dollars so that his bribe plane can be “maxed out.”
Trump just learned the expression "max out". A couple of months ago he couldn't use "hot" too often. Anyway...
Wait, so it wasn’t maxed out after we all paid an unknown amount to spruce it up after the Qatari government gave Trump a $400 million plane out of the goodness of its heart? Turns out, no. [ ... ] After a hyped-up maiden flight to North Dakota on July 1, where Trump sycophants posted pictures of themselves showing off the tacky interior, Trump took the plane to Turkey a week later. For his return trip, however, he had to take his old, busted, non-bribe plane, because apparently, the bribe plane was not secure enough? Seems bad. Rather than interrogating how spending millions on retrofitting a bribe plane—one Trump declared he’ll take with him when he leaves the White House—somehow resulted in only a week of official service before being grounded, the Trump administration is going after The New York Times for having the gall to report on this travesty.
Trump has always wanted the world to think that he's a savvy dealmaker; never mind those SIX bankruptcies. It turns out that he's one of the biggest dupes on the planet. SAD!
But back to the bribe plane. Place your Polymarket bets on whether the maxing out is because the thing turned out to have major security flaws or because it is just getting a little extra gold gilt. Either way, it’s all on your dime.
Dear Leader Round Up: Published 7/2/26AM
Demonstrators gathered in cities across the U.S. today say they're offering a different vision for America ahead of its 250th birthday than
The reflection in a guitarist’s shades may have accidentally exposed the turnout problem at Trump’s America 250 party.
Rachel Maddow talks with Julia Angwin and Ami Fields-Meyer, authors of "On Courage: How to be a dissident in an age of fear," about "the cen
President Donald Trump said work will begin Sept. 1 on the public East Potomac Golf Course despite a federal judge's warning.
A new book from Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan claims Trump aide Natalie Harp quietly controlled much of the information reaching him whi
The refurbished jet has luxury features like plush carpets, lie-flat seats, wood paneling and a presidential seal on the seat belts.
✅ predicted:
Jet to be parked next to White House
Apparently, it will be kept “on property” for use by cabinet officials and the First Lady.
But is it going under the ballroom
That’s what I want to know next. You know the one.
Next to the bunker*
The bunker he has already confirmed actually exists under the ballroom (also ✅ predicted). Meanwhile, is the ballroom jet-length?
One of Kristi Noem’s jets
I predicted it would be the Qatari jet, so I get only a “mostly accurate” rating. (And I still predict that his Qatari jet is a getaway mobile somewhere.)
Sooo, what’s the launch button situation
Like, in the bunker. And on the jet. Sorry, jets, plural.
*The Underground Command Center with dangerous launch buttons and a sinisterly humongous computer from the 1960s named HAL.
Update 4/29/26 What are military things
Lindsay Graham confirms there will be “military things” under the ballroom. ✅
— via Kimmel: Trump Visits with King Charles…
