Faucci just admitted Trump is fine to run the country.
Anthony Fauci dismissed the gunshot wound Donald Trump sustained during Saturday's assassination attempt, telling CNN viewers: '
he's in the clear.'
Fauci made the comments after the former president, 78, wore a large white bandage over the gunshot wound on his ear throughout the Republican National Convention this week.
'I don't think there is much more to it,' Fauci, 83, said of Trump's wounds while talking to CNN host Wolf Blitzer on Friday. 'It was a bullet shot that grazed his ear.'
Trump was nearly killed last week when gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks opened fire at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania - but there has been no formal update on his condition.
Fauci, who served as chief medical advisor to the president, added that, according to the physician who examined Trump, there was no other further damage.
'I think he's in the clear... as far as I can see,' Fauci said - although he acknowledged that it's dangerous to make diagnoses from a distance.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...tempt.html
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Cận kề cái chết vẫn chửi Trump, chửi xong tắt thở. So much for the “party of love and unity”, hate and spreading hate to the last breath. 🤷🏻♀️
US representative Sheila Jackson Lee, a strong progressive voice in the Democratic party who was outspoken on African American and women’s rights, has died, her family posted on X late on Friday.
https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/arti...amily-says
-Toà circuit số 9 tuyên bố, ghi danh bầu cử phải cần có những giấy tờ xác nhận tư cách công dân.
Việc này làm tiểu bang Arizona hố hàng.
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Vợ của nhà báo chuyên mục của tờ Washington Post, Max Boot, một tay chuyên viết về Trump vừa bị truy tố tội gián điệp cho Korea.
Former CIA analyst charged for acting as secret agent for South Korean intel in exchange for gifts
The Justice Department has charged Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst and senior official at the National Security Council, with acting as a secret agent for South Korea's intelligence service in exchange for luxury gifts.
Terry, who's married to the liberal Washington Post columnist Max Boot, accepted luxury gifts, including handbags, expensive meals at sushi restaurants and $37,000 of funding for her public policy program on Korean affairs in exchange for pushing South Korean government positions during media appearances, sharing private information with intelligence officers and facilitating meetings to allow South Korean officials to be granted access to U.S. officials, the Justice Department said in an indictment.
"As alleged, Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA and White House employee, subverted foreign agent registration laws in order to provide South Korean intelligence officers with access, information, and advocacy," U.S. Attorney Damian Williams said in a statement. "Terry allegedly sold out her positions and influence to the South Korean government in return for luxury handbags, expensive meals, and thousands of dollars of funding for her public policy program."
"The charges brought should send a clear message to those in public policy who may be tempted to sell their expertise to a foreign government to think twice and ensure you are in accordance with the law," he continued.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/former-cia-an...ange-gifts