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Jack Smith’s pardon, which covers “any and all crimes or suspected crimes for the duration of the Biden Administration, was signed by the autopen, a forensic report confirms.

What’s more, the device was accessed using the personal confirmation code of the 44th President. Stored codes on the machine stay valid forever, apparently.

The FBI’s Autopen Task Force believes Obama used the pardon as leverage to convince Smith to fabricate evidence, influence witnesses, and raid Mar-a-Lago and Bedminster.

The Justice Department will petition the courts to nullify the obviously illegal pardon.

It’s amazing how Democrats will bend over backwards for criminals.  That is, when they are not just setting them free.


NBC News reported:

CIA Director John Ratcliffe met with Cuban officials in Havana on Thursday, according to a CIA official and a statement from the Cuban government.

Ratcliffe met with Cuba’s minister of interior, the head of the Cuban intelligence service and Raulito Rodriguez Castro, a government official who is the grandson of former President Raúl Castro, according to the CIA official.

The CIA official said that Ratcliffe was there “to personally deliver President Trump’s message that the United States is prepared to seriously engage on economic and security issues, but only if Cuba makes fundamental changes.”

Just how many foreign policy efforts does Trump have going on around the world?


Just how many terrorists did Joe Biden let in during his Presidency?


The idea that biological males should be allowed to compete in sports with girls and women took another hit recently.  Not only are men, on average, stronger and faster than their female counterparts – teenage boys are sometimes better athletes than female college soccer players.

Recently, the Crossfire U14 Boys soccer team defeated the University of Washington women’s soccer team 2 to 1.

Commentator Ari Hoffman noted that the women’s team is still pretty good.

“The Washington Huskies women’s Division I soccer program is coming off a Big Ten Tournament championship and an Elite Eight appearance last season,” he wrote for The Post Millennial. “Yet despite the program’s success, the women reportedly lost to a boys’ team made up of players too young to drive.”

He said the result should come as no surprise, given the physical differences between men and women Hoffman wrote:

To longtime observers of the issue, the outcome was hardly surprising. Women’s teams have frequently trained against boys squads for years because the increased speed, strength, and pace of play can sharpen performance ahead of competition against other women. Coaches often view the practice as a way to simulate tougher conditions before matches that are expected to be less physically demanding.

Indeed, this is not the first time a boys’ travel team defeated an elite women’s team.

Infamously, the U.S. Women’s National Team lost to a U15 boys soccer team 5-2 in 2017, as CBS Sports previously reported.

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