🔁Mario Nawfal:
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. The man accused of killing a Russian General in Moscow claimed Ukraine sent him: "I came to Moscow on a mission for the Ukrainian special services. I was offered $100,000 and a European passport."
2. A massive 1,547-page funding package landed on Capitol Hill, stuffed with disaster aid, farm relief, and even a stadium deal for DC. Congressmen and Senators have just days to approve the bill to prevent a government shutdown.
3. South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol missed a corruption watchdog hearing after claiming the insurrection charges were "invalid." Conveniently, the summons was "undelivered" after someone at the presidential office refused to accept it.
4. Trudeau's team dropped a border security bomb - $900M for drones, dogs, and new agents after Trump threatened them with 25% tariffs unless Canada stops the flow of migrants and drugs.
5. Reports claimed that Tucker encouraged Trump to axe Mike Pompeo from his cabinet, calling him a "warmonger" who had plotted to assassinate Assange. Days after the warning, Trump dropped him from his list of cabinet members.
6. Aussie UFO expert Ross Coulthart called U.S claims that drones flying over New Jersey are nothing to worry about, 'complete bullsh*t.' "How can they maintain that these are legal drones when clearly they are operating illegally over sensitive U.S military bases, and they are powerless to bring them down?"
7. UK PM Keir Starmer's satisfaction rating hit a dismal 27%, with 61% of Brits unhappy with his leadership, according to the latest survey.
8. NY governor Kathy Hochul questioned whether it was time to get rid of the Electoral College following Trump's win: "I believe that we must reflect on whether the time for this particular institution, the Electoral College, has passed."
9. American teens are ditching booze, weed, and cigarettes in record numbers, with two-thirds of high school seniors reporting total sobriety last month -
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. The man accused of killing a Russian General in Moscow claimed Ukraine sent him: "I came to Moscow on a mission for the Ukrainian special services. I was offered $100,000 and a European passport."
2. A massive 1,547-page funding package landed on Capitol Hill, stuffed with disaster aid, farm relief, and even a stadium deal for DC. Congressmen and Senators have just days to approve the bill to prevent a government shutdown.
3. South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol missed a corruption watchdog hearing after claiming the insurrection charges were "invalid." Conveniently, the summons was "undelivered" after someone at the presidential office refused to accept it.
4. Trudeau's team dropped a border security bomb - $900M for drones, dogs, and new agents after Trump threatened them with 25% tariffs unless Canada stops the flow of migrants and drugs.
5. Reports claimed that Tucker encouraged Trump to axe Mike Pompeo from his cabinet, calling him a "warmonger" who had plotted to assassinate Assange. Days after the warning, Trump dropped him from his list of cabinet members.
6. Aussie UFO expert Ross Coulthart called U.S claims that drones flying over New Jersey are nothing to worry about, 'complete bullsh*t.' "How can they maintain that these are legal drones when clearly they are operating illegally over sensitive U.S military bases, and they are powerless to bring them down?"
7. UK PM Keir Starmer's satisfaction rating hit a dismal 27%, with 61% of Brits unhappy with his leadership, according to the latest survey.
8. NY governor Kathy Hochul questioned whether it was time to get rid of the Electoral College following Trump's win: "I believe that we must reflect on whether the time for this particular institution, the Electoral College, has passed."
9. American teens are ditching booze, weed, and cigarettes in record numbers, with two-thirds of high school seniors reporting total sobriety last month -
7 months ago
