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Leftists on suicide watch after body cam footage they demanded shows the truth
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Michael Fanone, the former Jan. 6 Metro DC police officer who became a left-wing activist and Democrat Party booster, says in an interview that people need to riot and arm themselves to kill federal law enforcement agents.
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Follower sent in the photo showing a billboard alongside the 215 Freeway in Riverside, CA near the Central Avenue/Watkins Drive exit.
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🔥 On January 13, 2026, President Donald Trump made an obscene gesture toward a heckler while touring a Ford F-150 plant in Dearborn, Michigan.
The reasons for the interaction include:
Provocation by the heckler: A factory employee, later identified as TJ Sabula, shouted at Trump, calling him a "pedophile protector" as the President walked along an upper-floor catwalk.
Reference to the "Epstein Files": The heckler's comment referred to the Trump administration’s recent handling of records related to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Justice Department missed a legal deadline to fully release these files in late 2025, stating they needed more time to protect victims' identities.
Trump's reaction: In a video obtained by TMZ, Trump responded by pointing at the man, twice mouthing the phrase "F--k you," and then raising his middle finger toward him.
The White House defended the gesture as an "appropriate and unambiguous response" to a "lunatic" screaming expletives.
The reasons for the interaction include:
Provocation by the heckler: A factory employee, later identified as TJ Sabula, shouted at Trump, calling him a "pedophile protector" as the President walked along an upper-floor catwalk.
Reference to the "Epstein Files": The heckler's comment referred to the Trump administration’s recent handling of records related to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Justice Department missed a legal deadline to fully release these files in late 2025, stating they needed more time to protect victims' identities.
Trump's reaction: In a video obtained by TMZ, Trump responded by pointing at the man, twice mouthing the phrase "F--k you," and then raising his middle finger toward him.
The White House defended the gesture as an "appropriate and unambiguous response" to a "lunatic" screaming expletives.
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🐓👌🏻We Can Neither Confirm Nor Deny Theses Allegations👌🏻🐓
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