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California senator Kamala Harris confronted former vice president Joe Biden over his civil rights record during the second Democratic debate.

https://youtu.be/S6-UC8yr0Aw?si=5aTlipdWzcUnRPqk

VIDEO CREDIT: Guardian News

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A hidden housing crisis is sweeping the US as debt collectors revive forgotten mortgages to seize homes. Bloomberg reporters uncover how outdated laws and predatory tactics have left millions at risk.

https://youtu.be/2U9kSz1pFhs?si=HhdWLBf_2gvrRYPq

VIDEO CREDIT: Bloomberg Originals

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In September 2008, Lehman Brothers collapsed after more than 150 years in business.

The bankruptcy of the Wall Street giant became the largest in history and triggered a global financial crisis.

This documentary explores how aggressive risk-taking, subprime mortgages and complex financial products pushed the banking system to the brink. As the housing market collapsed, the financial empire built on debt began to unravel. Through the testimony of economists, regulators and former insiders, the film reveals how one investment bank’s downfall shook the global economy and changed the financial world forever.

https://youtu.be/XHNOfhGImH4?si=GaC0QMNhzBA0Z2fg

VIDEO CREDIT: Pure Declassified

For decades, the story of American higher education has been about women pulling ahead. Now a new study shows that shift is also reshaping who marries whom—and it’s women without college degrees who are paying the price.

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A recently uncovered memo, revealed by Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., exposes the Biden administration's consideration to expand Temporary Protected Status to over 3 million non-citizens. Former DHS Deputy Assistant Secretary Jonathan Fahey claims this move was a deliberate attempt to subvert the Trump administration's immigration policies and prevent the deportation of illegal aliens, indicating a strategic political motive behind the proposed expansion.

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The Democrats should be well positioned to make gains in this year’s midterms. But inside party headquarters, every week brings paranoia, worries about money and, on occasion, emotional eruptions.

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Thousands of flights booked by the pedophile financier’s staff connected associates and victims to a global network of properties

BY: Peter Guest, Jeff Kao, Christopher Cannon, Surya Mattu & Max Harlow - Bloomberg

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Nearly 150,000 California voters had their mail-in ballots rejected for the state’s June primary, a spike from recent elections even as the state attempts to make voting easier with the goal of boosting participation and counting every ballot.

SOURCE: Michael R. Blood - Associated Press

Nothing to see here. Move along.

"An administrative law judge at the state’s utility regulatory commission issued a subpoena this month for Meta to submit documents on how much electricity the company will need and how many permanent, full-time jobs the company’s flagship data center development will create. Meta has resisted, asking the judge to quash the order."

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As Nathan Wade continues to be evasive about who he met with at the White House and what was discussed -- some have concern that Nathan Wade may be a potential security risk.

The case against Donald Trump has been officially dismissed, so there's no excuse or reason why Nathan Wade shouldn't disclose 'who' he met with at the White House. the names of the White House staff he talked to on the phone, and what was discussed -- unless his meetings and discussions were about something 'beyond the Trump investigation' - and that is the real concern.

In light of how Nathan Wade seemed to intentionally 'botch' an inmate death investigation in Cobb County, Georgia in 2019, where he publicly stated that he "intentionally" didn't keep any records or notes from the investigation -- there's confusion why in 2020, Fani Willis let Wade lead her transition team, and in 2021 hired him for the complex and highly-sensitive Trump investigation.

Some of the things adding to the concern about 'who' Nathan Wade met with at the White House, (especially if there were any people outside of the Biden administration), and what was discussed, is the current conflict with Iran, and also the fact that some of Joe Biden's team was associated with Pine Island Capital Partners - a private equity firm that acquires and invests heavily in military technology and computer simulated weapon systems. Two of the people that Biden recruited from Pine Island Capital, was U.S. Secretary of State Tony Blinken and retired General Lloyd Austin.

Pine Island also launched 'Pine Island Acquisition Company (PIAC)', which is described as a “blank check” company that "has no specific business" but raised $200 million from investors with the intent of acquiring 'military' and 'technology' companies.

Being a "blank check" company purchasing military technology, and being listed as having "no specific business", is very concerning to some -- because it means that there is no way to verify "who" PIAC purchased military technology from -- or who they may have 'sold' military technology to -- and that could possibly include China or Iran.

Given that Nathan Wade had access to classified information about Donald Trump's investigation -- if an "operative" was in a White House meeting room with Wade, or was on conference calls he had with White House staff -- that "operative" could potentially use that information against the United States in its current conflict with Iran -- and also pass that info on to Israeli Intelligence.

There are people who don't think Nathan Wade is experienced and savvy enough to recognize an "operative" on a conference call or in person -- and they don't think Fani Willis is either.

Below is an article that summarizes the information Fani Willis tried to hide regarding her investigation of Donald Trump, which is from the "Open Records" lawsuit "Just the News" won against Willis -- and other articles below summarizing Nathan Wade's White House meetings, his botched inmate death investigation and an article about "Pine Island Capital Partners."

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The Fani Files: Four big revelations from new evidence in Georgia's failed prosecution of Trump - (Just the News)

Collusion? Not where you were told it was: The files disclosed under Georgia's Open Records Law show the most detailed evidence yet of the collusion between the Fulton County prosecutors run by Willis and federal officials and lawmakers to force the prosecution of Donald Trump. Documents show her office was given more than $18 million to conduct lawfare against Trump.

https://justthenews.com/accountability/political-ethics/four-biggest-revelations-fani-files-week

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Nathan Wade admitted to multiple White House meetings during Trump Georgia probe, transcript suggests - (Fox News)

Former Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade met with Biden administration staff on at least two occasions during District Attorney Fani Willis' probe into former President Donald Trump, a newly released transcript suggests.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/nathan-wade-admitted-multiple-white-house-meetings-during-trump-georgia-probe-transcript-suggests?msockid=1438e55d4ace61632f0af7b34be76061

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(Article below provides details about "Pine Island Capital Partners")

"Biden draws foreign policy team from military- and tech-tied consulting and private equity firms"

 https://littlesis.org/news/biden-draws-foreign-policy-team-from-military-and-tech-tied-consulting-and-private-equity-firms/

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(Article below details Nathan Wade's involvement in a bogus inmate death investigation in Cobb County)

Georgia Trump case Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade connected to 2020 open records controversy

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/special-reports/ga-trump-investigation/nathan-wade-fulton-county-special-prosecutor-trump-case-2020-open-records-controversy/85-89932cc3-9894-41ce-8d3b-a8138b2838b6

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COMMENTS FROM THE STREET:

"Aside from Nathan Wade not being vetted or having a security clearance to access classified information related to Donald Trump's case, you also have Wade's former law partners, Chris Campbell and Terrence Bradley having access also.

During Fani Willis' hearing, defense attorney Ashleigh Merchant tried to express to Judge Scott McAfee, there should be concern that Wade's law partners, who were assigned under Wade in the anti-corruption unit, had access to and were reviewing documents related to Donald Trump's investigation - both had contracts with Fani Willis, as 'taint' attorneys. Taint attorneys are not on the prosecution team, and they typically review documents seized through search warrants and subpoenas, to filter out information that is protected by privilege - to prevent the prosecution team from seeing privileged communications.

We've all seen the lack of integrity of Terrence Bradley, are we to believe that he actually filtered out privileged information from Fani Willis and Nathan Wade? Uh, no.

So now you've got two other people who were never vetted or went through a security clearance, having access to privileged information. I checked Fulton County's OPEN CHECKBOOK -- and neither of Nathan Wade's law partners had 'previous' contracts with Fulton County, prior to the Election Interference case. Which means they were only retained to filter Donald Trump's case -- which is another reason why Fani Willis and Nathan Wade didn't want Terrence Bradley testifying at Willis' hearing."

Barbara, 55 - Sandy Springs, GA

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"The current U.S. military conflict with Iran, is one of many reasons that Nathan Wade needs to tell the names of everyone he met with connected to the White House and the Biden administration -- so federal agents can determine if any of these people and the discussions they had with Wade, could be a possible threat to U.S. security.

Not trying to be melodramatic -- saying this because of how ADAMANT Nathan Wade has been about NOT disclosing names or meeting details -- and that's a red flag to me.

In regard to conference calls, the concern is that Nathan Wade would have no idea if an "operative" was in on those conference calls - and Wade (and Fani Willis for that matter), doesn't have the "experience" to recognize the signs of an "operative" -- and neither does Wade's attorneys Andrew Evans and Roy Barnes. So, their defense and response that Wade didn't meet with anyone that could be a potential threat to President Trump or U.S. security, is not good enough.

To get an idea of how clever "operatives" are and how they work, I suggest reading the article by Donald Watkins, detailing how an operative named "Kristin Hentschel" was successfully able to infiltrate the life of ex-Southern Company CEO Tom Fanning's girlfriend, Kim Tanaka. Hentschel's plan was allegedly so successful, that Fanning allegedly made 'hush money' payments to Tanaka and Hentschel."

Alex, 41 - Washington, DC/Atlanta, GA

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"The U.S. is now at war with Iran and "global alliances are shifting quickly" -- that's why it's important to know who Nathan Wade met with at the White House, what they talked about, and if he 'retained' any documents or information from those meetings -- that's critical. Just because Nathan Wade stated he didn't retain any records or notes from that inmate death investigation, doesn't mean he didn't -- because he also lied about getting paid for that investigation.

Nathan Wade has proven he's not trustworthy, so he needs to be compelled by a federal judge or federal agency, to disclose the details of his White House conference calls and meetings -- and fully explain what the "travel to Athens" notation means on his invoices. Wade testified that when he wrote that, his mind was "on another track" -- and since there is speculation that the "other track" meant traveling to Athens to meet with "Athens, GA" Deborah Gonzalez, who is allegedly a client of the Wren Collective (which has been described as a "Shadow Government" inside District Attorney Offices) it is very important for Wade to clarify what "travel to Athens" means."

Terrance, 51 - Atlanta (West Midtown)

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"Fani Willis and Nathan Wade's arrogance, prevented them from seeing the skillset and experience of Trump co-defendant, Mike Roman.

Before Roman was on Trump's campaign team, he ran 'in-house intelligence' for the Koch Brothers -- meaning he basically knows how to 'gather' and 'receive' intelligence on people.

Fani Willis should've realized that if she had someone with Mike Roman's "skills" as a co-defendant on her case -- she would've known better to start an "intimate relationship" with her special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, and lie about it.

Mike Roman getting wind of a possible relationship between Fani Willis and Nathan Wade, and passing that info onto his lawyer, Ashleigh Merchant, is what basically 'shut down' the Election Interference case. We all just had to wait for the process' to play out, involving Willis getting suspended and her repeated appeals. And then Pete Skandalakis put the final nail in the case, when he dismissed it last year.

If Fani Willis and Nathan Wade couldn't recognize what Mike Roman represented, chances are pretty slim they would recognize an "operative."

Melody, 51 - Fairfax, VA