Donald Trump and Jared Kushner receive $3.65m in PPP loan money intended for small businesses, Real estate properties owned by Donald Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner received $3.65m of loan money through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), according to an analysis by NBC News.

DOJ Reportedly Probed Associates Of Trump, Kushner In Suspected Pardon Scheme. investigation into a suspected White House bribery-for-pardon scheme scrutinized the roles of a top fundraiser for Donald Trump and a lawyer for his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, The New York Times reported Thursday. Court documents unsealed Tuesday by a federal judge revealed the Justice Department was investigating the matter as recently as August. No individuals were named in the heavily redacted documents, which indicated parties involved may have secretly lobbied senior White House officials for clemency in exchange for bribes. The investigation concerned efforts by Abbe Lowell, an attorney for Kushner, and Elliot Broidy, a Trump campaign fundraiser, two people familiar with the inquiry told The Times. Broidy pleaded guilty in October to a charge related to a different effort to lobby the Trump administration.

Remember trump's slogan -Lock her UP. Yes 36 of his associates are under investigation, some are in Jail. Guess who is next: Ivanka Trump Might Be Going From D.C. To Jail. was deposed as part of an investigation by the Washington, D.C. attorney general’s office into a misuse of inauguration funds by the Presidential Inauguration Committee (PIC). The attorney general’s office sued the Trump Organization and the PIC in January, alleging that the organization violated its status as a nonprofit by misusing more than $1 million in funds and “grossly overpaying” the Trump Hotel for event space for the 2017 presidential inauguration. Karma is in action.

Trump is worried that he may be prosecuted in New York after he leaves office. In a 46-minute speech on Wednesday,Impeached Donald Trump openly expressed concerns about facing prosecution for state crimes upon leaving office. "Now I hear that these same people that failed to get me in Washington have sent every piece of information to New York so that they can try to get me there," he said. Trump cannot pardon himself, so he lashed out at investigators before, but Wednesday marked a departure in how much he had revealed about his fears. "They want to take not me but us down," Trump said. "And we can never let them do that." Will he escape to Russisa? His wife is leaving him. He is supposed to go to Florida. I am planning to be with him. But if he escape in a Russian yachat, what will happen to me.

Trump's plant in the DOJ was barred from the building after she harassed staff for evidence of election fraud, report says Bill Bostock 4 hours ago A photo showing Heidi Stirrup while serving as deputy assistant secretary for policy at the US Administration for Children & Families. Heidi Stirrup. US Administration for Children & Families. The White House's mole at the Justice Department was ousted after pressuring staff for evidence of electoral fraud, three sources told The Associated Press. Heidi Stirrup was placed in the department as a White House liaison in September. She was one of several Trump loyalists sent to monitor government departments. Stirrup was barred from entering the building after officials "learned of her efforts to collect insider information about ongoing cases and the department's work on election fraud," the AP reported, citing the three people. President Donald Trump's team has filed several lawsuits challenging the election result, which he has falsely claimed is fraudulent, but those efforts are failing. Attorney General Bill Barr said on Tuesday that the Justice Department and the FBI found no evidence to validate the president's claims.

America first! Make America Great Again നും വേണ്ടി അഹോരാത്രം ഒരു നയാപൈസ വാങ്ങാതു പ്രവർത്തിച്ച എത്ര ഭരണാധികാരികളുണ്ട്? ഫെഡറൽ ടാക്സും സ്റ്റേറ്റ് ടാക്സും ഒരു കള്ളത്തരവും കാണിക്കാതെ പേ ചെയ്യുന്ന ആളിനെ $ 750 കൊടുത്തോളു എന്നു കള്ളം പറഞ്ഞു ഫേക്ക് മിഡിയകൾ എന്നിട്ടും 74 മില്യൺ ലീഗൽ വോട്ടുകിട്ടി. ഇപ്പോൾ DC നിന്നും ഉള്ള കള്ള കേസുകൾ ന്യൂയോർക്കിലേക്ക് മാറ്റുകയാണ് ഈ ദൈവത്തിന്റെ പ്രീതിപുരുഷനെയും നിരപരാധികളായ കുടുംബത്തെയും ദ്രോഹിക്കാൻ. ഇതൊന്നു നടക്കാൻ പോകുന്നില്ല.

(CNN)While most Americans expect to find out who the next President of the United States will be on election night, the official selection process involving the Electoral College is always a bit more complicated. Robert Alexander This year, recounts, lawsuits, and heated certification battles have added layers of complexity to the post-election period as concern mounts over the Electoral College process, and the possibility of a dramatic meeting of the joint session of Congress to certify the results. Despite the theatrics, however, there should be little doubt about the outcome: Joe Biden will become the next President of the United States. Here are some key dates to note between now and the 2021 presidential inauguration. December 8 marks the so-called "safe harbor" deadline established under the Electoral Count Act of 1887, which safeguards certified results from any further disputes. Thus far, all but a handful of states have already certified their results. None of the remaining states are closely contested, meaning it's highly unlikely that the outcome of the election will change in President Donald Trump's favor. And while California is not expected to certify its results until December 11, that's still three days before the Electoral College convenes. On December 14, the Electoral College will meet to vote for the President and vice president of the United States. It's notable that President Trump, who has yet to concede, stated that he would leave the White House if the Electoral College determines Joe Biden is the winner. (He did, however, go on to baselessly claim that if the Electoral College does indeed declare Biden the winner, it will have "made a mistake, cause this election was a fraud.") The Constitution stipulates that the electors are responsible for selecting the President and vice president of the United States. When the American people cast their votes on Election Day, they are choosing a slate of electors who are expected to vote for the tickets of their respective parties. This year, electors will meet in their state capitals and the District of Columbia on December 14 and cast one ballot for President and one ballot for vice president. There are 538 electoral votes in total and a majority of 270 is required to win the presidency. It is expected that Biden will win with 306 electoral votes. In all states but Maine and Nebraska, electors are awarded on a winner-take-all basis. This means that while Biden only beat Trump by a hair's breadth (49.5% to 49.3%) in Georgia, Biden will receive all 16 electoral votes in the state. The winner-takes-all system fails to accurately capture how close the popular vote can be in some states, and this has sparked repeated calls in recent years to do away with the Electoral College