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  NH4TRUMP LONDONDERRY, NH — Amid the turbulent and contentious 2024 campaign cycle, one organization emerged as the backbone of President Donald J. Trump’s presence in New Hampshire—NH4TRUMP. Founded by disabled Army veteran and former Department of Justice officer Bob “Kooch” Coutu, NH4TRUMP was not part of the official campaign apparatus, but proved itself time and again as the most effective and visible pro-Trump movement in the state. What began as a grassroots response to persistent failures in addition to active obstruction by Republican Party establishment operatives, quickly evolved into a powerful coalition of loyal citizens dedicated to defending the President’s America First agenda. Coutu created NH4TRUMP not for recognition, but out of necessity. Despite the overwhelming enthusiasm from everyday Granite Staters, the official New Hampshire campaign infrastructure, under the direction of President Trump-hire Stephen Stepanek and his assistant Trevor Nagleiri, routinely i...

Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr Dan Bongino Slams James Comey, Promises Ongoing FBI Reforms in Strong New Statement Washington, D.C. – In a bold and candid update, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino sharply criticized former FBI Director James Comey , blaming him for long-standing internal failures and vowing continued reform within the agency. “Former FBI Director James Comey brought shame to the FBI badge, yet again, this past week,” Bongino stated. “The Director and I spend an inordinate amount of time cleaning up messes left behind by former Director Comey.” The statement comes just ahead of Bongino’s appearance with Maria Bartiromo, in which he clarified that the explosive remarks were being made separately due to the interview being recorded before Comey’s latest controversy. 🔎 Bongino and Patel Committed to Reforming the FBI Standing beside FBI Director Patel , Bongino reaffirmed his mission to transform what he called “the most powerful law enforceme...

  Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr Washington D.C.: FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino released a powerful public update, outlining the Bureau’s aggressive initiatives targeting illegal immigration, child exploitation, and institutional reform. The statement, shared via his official communication channel, highlights a renewed federal crackdown on crime and a commitment to transparency amid growing public scrutiny. “If you came here illegally to prey on our citizens, your days here are numbered,” Bongino declared, emphasizing the ramp-up of removal and incarceration operations focused on dangerous illegal aliens. According to Bongino, the FBI’s joint task forces have been working around the clock in coordination with other agencies to identify, apprehend, and remove criminal non-citizens from U.S. soil. These efforts align with the administration’s intensified border security strategy and promise to "dramatically change the crime landscape in the countr...

  Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr Karoline Leavitt Slams Vermont Judge’s Bail Ruling in Case of Tufts Student Rümeysa Öztürk Washington, D.C. – May 10, 2025:  White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt issued a pointed response during Monday’s press briefing after a federal judge in Vermont ordered the release of Tufts University student Rümeysa Öztürk, questioning the authority of lower court judges to interfere in matters of national immigration policy. Öztürk, who had been held in federal detention, was granted immediate bail after the judge ruled that the U.S. government failed to provide substantive evidence to justify her continued detention—citing only a single op-ed she wrote last year as the basis for action. When asked about the administration's response, Leavitt emphasized that immigration enforcement and visa decisions are executive responsibilities, not decisions for the judiciary. “Lower-level judges should not be dictating the...

US President Donald Trump Trump Blames 'Grossly Incompetent' Newsom for Hollywood Decline While Defending Movie Tariffs Washington, D.C. — May 6, 2025 In a striking rebuke from the Oval Office, former President Donald Trump blamed California Governor Gavin Newsom for what he called the "collapse" of Hollywood’s film industry, describing Newsom as “grossly incompetent” while defending his proposal for tariffs targeting foreign-made movies. During a press briefing, Trump said that the U.S. film industry has been “decimated” by both international competition and domestic mismanagement, singling out Newsom as a key contributor to the decline of California’s once-thriving movie business. “The governor is a grossly incompetent man,” Trump said. “He’s just allowed it [the film industry] to be taken away... Hollywood doesn’t do very much of that business anymore. They have the nice sign and everything’s good, but they don’t do very much.” Trump’s comments come amid mounting...

  Pete Hegseth JUST IN: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Unveils 'Less Generals, More GIs' Reform to Restructure Pentagon Leadership WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a bold move to reshape the U.S. military's leadership structure, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a sweeping reform titled “Less Generals, More GIs.” The plan aims to reduce the number of high-ranking officers across the Department of Defense (DoD), shifting resources from administrative command structures directly to warfighters on the front lines. During a press briefing, Hegseth emphasized the need for a leaner and more effective military to address 21st-century threats. “This is about maximizing strategic readiness and operational effectiveness,” he said. “We’re shifting resources from bloated headquarters elements to our warfighters. It’s about fighting and winning — not bureaucracy.” Key Highlights of the “Less Generals, More GIs” Reform: Minimum 20% Reduction in four-star and flag officers acro...

  Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr JUST IN: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Spends Weekend in Palm Beach with Husband and Baby Niko Palm Beach, FL — May 4, 2025 White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is turning heads online after sharing a series of heartwarming photos from her weekend getaway in Palm Beach, Florida, where she spent time with her husband, Nicholas Riccio , and their infant son, Nicholas Robert “Niko” Riccio . The 27-year-old press secretary, known for her fierce defense of the administration and bold presence at the podium, took a break from her high-profile duties in Washington to enjoy some family time. The Instagram post, which quickly gained traction, featured candid shots of Leavitt holding her baby boy and walking alongside Riccio near the coastline. A Personal Glimpse Behind the Podium The post offers a rare personal glimpse into the life of one of the most talked-about figures in American politics. Leavitt...

  Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Holding Press Conference JUST IN: DeSantis Responds to Concerns Over TPS H olders Amid Operation Tidal Wave At a recent press briefing on Operation Tidal Wave , Florida Governor Ron DeSantis faced pointed questions about the fate of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders, particularly Venezuelans, as the state ramps up its illegal immigration crackdown. A reporter from South Florida asked DeSantis about growing fears among thousands of Venezuelan TPS holders who worry they could lose their legal work permits and immigration protections amid heightened enforcement activity. The reporter also raised concerns that fear of deportation might prevent victims or witnesses of crimes from coming forward. DeSantis: “There’s a Clear Distinction Between Lawful Immigrants and Criminals” Governor DeSantis acknowledged the importance of South Florida’s vibrant Venezuelan-American community, specifically mentioning areas like Doral, which have seen significa...

  Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr JUST IN: DeSantis Explains Why Deporting Illegal Immigrants Is Not ‘Punishment’ During Operation Tidal Wave Briefing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis defended the state’s aggressive deportation stance at a press conference about Operation Tidal Wave , emphasizing that removing illegal immigrants is not an act of punishment but a lawful response to unauthorized entry. “Removal is a Consequence, Not a Punishment,” DeSantis Says Addressing recent legal developments, including a federal court ruling in Miami that temporarily stayed certain enforcement actions, DeSantis made it clear that deportation does not equate to criminal punishment. “It is not punishment to be removed from this country,” DeSantis said. “If you’re going to be punished, then you get the full panoply of due process. These are not punishments being rendered — it’s the consequence of being here illegally.” Florida Law vs. Federal Immigration Process T...

  Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth JUST IN: Pete Hegseth Announces and Signs Memorandum to Advance Military Recruitment Reforms WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a major move signaling a shift in military recruitment policy, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has officially signed a memorandum directing a comprehensive review of the medical standards for joining the U.S. military. The announcement was made via a video message shared on social media, where Hegseth strongly criticized the previous administration's lowered enlistment criteria. A Return to “High and Uncompromising Standards” Hegseth made it clear that the Department of Defense (DoD) under his leadership, in coordination with President Donald Trump , will reverse policies that previously allowed medical waivers for individuals with serious conditions. “Applicants must be physically and mentally able to perform their duties under the harshest of conditions—without posing risks to themselves or others,” Hegseth stated. He hi...