Former Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee and former Chair of the House sub-committee on weaponization, Jim Jordan (62), has defeated Steve Scalise in a republican caucus vote 106-73, and will become the next Republican minority leader of the House.

Despite popular opinion to the contrary, with reservations and brutal honesty CTH predicts this will not end well for the MAGA or Conservative cause in the House.  Despite publicly positioning himself as a firebrand supporter of President Trump, when it comes to actionable measures – Jim Jordan was the roadblock within the failed weaponization committee.

WASHINGTON DC – Rep. Jim Jordan will lead a much-diminished House GOP as minority leader next year, beating out Majority Leader Steve Scalise in his third attempt to lead Republicans on Capitol Hill.

Jordan won the secret ballot vote 106-73, according to two people present for the tally.

A co-founder of the House Freedom Caucus and prominent MAGA figure, Jordan pitched himself as best prepared to engage in political combat with the incoming Democratic House majority, noting he was “battle tested on the oversight front” in a letter to members. He currently chairs the House Judiciary Committee and previously chaired the Oversight Committee. (more)

I want the GOP to succeed, but many of these relationships are not likely to work in our favor.  However, President Trump likes Jim Jordan.  Jim Jordan will now be on the intelligence community gang of eight. Fingers crossed.

Additionally, House Republicans chose to keep Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota as party whip in the next Congress.

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Representative Robert Garcia, the incoming Chairman of the House Oversight and Govt Affairs Committee, held a brief press availability earlier today and identified the first set of targets from the Trump administration.

You will note that Garcia mentions the names we previously predicted.  Susie Wiles, Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump, Steve Witkoff, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski.

Additionally, as predicted Garcia notes the legislation is already assembled under the false guise of “affordability” that will be sent to the White House in a rolling series of legislative constructs to deconstruct the MAGAnomic policy agenda of President Trump.  WATCH:

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It all seems harmless until you sit down and map out how nefarious characters would utilize the capability.

In the old version of the game there were “bots” and “fake accounts,” which most people are familiar with.  However, in the modern iteration of the ruse Artificial Intelligence comes into play, and the AI term “agents” create a new dynamic.

An AI Agent is a created persona utilizing the massive data capabilities of AI to review and create a personality.

The task set looks something like this:

Create an AI agent and give it a name, say Frank.  You tell Frank to review all of Nick Fuente’s social media posts, videos, presentations and online manifests.  Then you instruct Frank to create a psychological profile of what Fuentes believes, how he expresses himself, how he interprets information and the specific vocal and inflection pattern used to share information.

Once Frank has that profile established, then you instruct Frank to build out a community of like-minded sub-agents, who hold the same worldview -each with individual characteristics and nuance- that articulate issues and points of interest in support of Fuentes.  Frank [parent agent] creates a community of 50 [children sub-agents] who can push the Fuentes ideology independently, each re-referencing the originating parent’s continued update, patterns and ideological expressions.

Now you have Frank leading a group of 50 online personas (1 agent and 50 sub-agents) to create the community and boost the messaging of Fuentes based on current issues and events.  Each agent and sub agent creates an account on the favored (targeted) online platform. The instructions tell them the general direction of where they are to go, but in the largest measure the sub-agents can be unleashed to run autonomously, 24/7 with no need for rest, checking back with Frank occasionally who is giving constant feedback based on your instructions.

Suddenly, the opinions of Nick Fuentes seem to be popular, and the Fuentes perspective is boosted within various platforms.  All of the children hitting the social media pages to share and support the Fuentes message.  They like his content, resend his messages and even engage with responses if needed, while they articulate debate based on the education from their parent, Frank – the lead AI agent.

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One day after outgoing congressman Thomas Massie filed articles of impeachment against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, the secretary gave a press conference this morning.  Video and Transcript Below:  

[Transcript] – Well, uh, good morning. I’ll get right to it. What one disgruntled and defeated congressman is attempting is not oversight, and it’s not accountability. It’s a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment, timed for one man’s final days in Congress to try to do damage to this president, this country, and most irresponsibly, the warriors who defend it. It’s a farce, and it’s a stunt, and everybody knows it. In the 250 years of our American republic, no Secretary of War or Secretary of Defense has ever been impeached for carrying out lawful military operations—and in our case, successful ones at that. Not once.

War Powers Resolution or not: not under Reagan in Lebanon, not under Clinton in Kosovo, not under Obama in Iraq and Syria, not under Biden in Iraq and Syria. That’s the standard. The history is clear, and it’s very straightforward. And one disgruntled congressman wants to shred it over policy disagreements. That’s what it is: policy disagreements. Not high crimes, not misdemeanors, not treason, not bribery, not the kinds of offenses the founders intended when they wrote the impeachment clause.

The proper remedy for a policy disagreement is legislation. It’s debate. It’s the next presidential election. It’s not handing the House and Senate floor to the Democrats so that they can run a show trial against the president and the Secretary of War while Republicans still control Congress and should be delivering wins for the American people.

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CONTEXT: I believe in deportation and repatriation of all illegal aliens with extreme prejudice and without favor or concern for the sensibilities of those who may disagree with my position.

I believe in the cancellation of all H1B visas, student visas and all subsequent immigration visas that cause negative impact to the jobs, skills, education and training of American citizens. Qualified, specialized, time-restricted individual employment visas should be scarce and exceptionally expensive for the sponsor ($1+ million/per).

I believe we are under no obligation to support, train, educate or subsidize anyone who entered this country unlawfully.  The primary obligation of a functioning state is to remove such persons from the general population using any/all means at our disposal while following the strict constitutional parameters as expressed and intended in our founding documents.

I reject the crass, vulgar, intolerant and entitled attitudes, and/or indecent behaviors, of those who entered our country illegally. And with full attestation to my American brothers and sisters, I reject the effort to use my Christian faith, virtue, charity and kindness as a twisted weapon against my interests.

I value respect, honesty, cleanliness, lawfulness and common consideration while rejecting public expressions of vulgarity, filth, rudeness, greed, selfishness and indecency as defined by generations of western cultural values and standards. These factors form the baseline of ordinary interaction within the social compact of my comfort.

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President Donald Trump sat down with Ross Douthat for a 60-Minutes interview discussing the Republican losses in the midterm elections, the wars in Iran and Ukraine, immigration, AI/Tech, his personal and presidential legacy and UFOs.

The full video (partially aired) and transcript is below.  The interview is almost an hour long.

CHAPTERS:
• Midterm Elections: Analysis of Republican results and voter dynamics (0:00 – 6:30).
• Iran and Foreign Policy: Discussions on the war, nuclear non-proliferation, and the Strait of Hormuz (7:36 – 13:58).
• Immigration: Views on border security and potential legislative deals (13:58 – 19:41).
• AI and Technology: The race for super intelligence with China (19:41 – 26:04).
• Administration and Legacy: Staffing, succession, and presidential pardons (26:04 – 31:19, 45:46 – 51:47).
• UFOs: Insights into government inquiry and pilot reports (37:36 – 40:33).
• Russia-Ukraine War: The status of the conflict and diplomatic efforts (40:33 – 45:46).

[FULL TRANSCRIPT] – Interviewer, Ross Douthat: Mr. President, thank you so much for doing this. We’re going to start with the midterms. Two years ago, you won a big, some might say historic victory. Just now, the Republican Party in the midterms suffered a big, some might say historic defeat. Give me your political analysis of what just happened.

[00:23] Donald Trump: Well, number one, I was not on the ballot, but I campaigned hard for some people, and I think if I was on the ballot, it would have been a much different situation because you saw the level of popularity and love—there was love. We had massive rallies. Nobody’s ever seen rallies like that for midterms, and there wasn’t one room that didn’t have thousands of people outside who couldn’t get in.

So you had to transfer those voters, however, to candidates that they didn’t like. But there’s something beyond that: they didn’t like the war, they didn’t like the fact that gasoline went up—because I had it down at a low in Iowa, it was $1.85 a gallon, 85 cents a gallon. And when you look at $1.85 and you go up to $3.50, $4 dollars—still lower than Biden, lower than Obama—but the war was blamed for that. And they didn’t like the war, I think mostly for that reason, because I think everyone agrees that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon and they will never have a nuclear weapon. They won’t have that. But, and there’s a great dislike, incredibly, for Israel. There seems to be a dislike for Israel. So you have that, you have the war itself, you have the gas prices, and I think those are the primary reasons. And, you know, MAGA and I—I always, I want to keep out of wars. I’ve settled eight wars. I settled eight wars. I mean, India-Pakistan would have been a nuclear war. I got it settled before it got going. They had 11 planes shot down; they were ready to go. The Prime Minister of Pakistan said Trump saved 30 to 50 million lives. I settled a lot of wars.

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Appearing on Face the Nation, former HHS Senior Advisor to Robert Kennedy Jr, Calley Means, outlined how Susie Wiles, Richard Walters, Walker Barrett, James Blair, Katie Wiles, Ballard Partners (lobbyists) and Tony Fabrizio “subverted” the interests of President Trump and the MAGA/MAHA agenda in order to profit, expand their financial holdings, increase their affluence and influence and ultimately use the office of the President as a DC lobbying operation.

Regardless of what credibility you may or may not assign during this interview, keep in mind that all of this is going to be investigated by Democrats in congress as part of their effort to marginalize President Trump.  What Calley Means outlines in this extremely controversial interview is alarming.  WATCH: Video and Transcript Below:

[TRANSCRIPT] – MARGARET BRENNAN: Calley, thank you for coming in and talking to us. President Trump has announced that Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has left the White House. The departure coincides with this resounding Republican loss in the midterms. But also, you went public with some very specific allegations of corruption and a call to clean house. Was it your intention to get her removed?

CALLEY MEANS: Yes. I think President Trump has been subverted by people that are beholden to special interests and not what President Trump ran on, and what voters voted for. I led the MAHA initiative at the White House. And Stephen Miller said it recently in his speech, the heart of MAHA is that we are the only primate humans that deal with pediatric cancer and rampant cancer rates. And it’s obviously because of our environment. It’s because of pesticides. It’s because of that- 70% of a child’s diet is ultra-processed food. It’s because we’re not out in the sun. It’s basic, basic stuff. And that, I think, was really the heart of the MAHA movement. I think a heart of what President Trump ran on. And there’s very simple things. And Americans voted to change those things. And I think underneath Trump’s nose, in many cases, you had a group of former lobbyists, catering to the vaping industry, catering to the ultra-processed food industry, catering to the pharmaceutical industry, catering to the pesticide industry and doing their bidding with an excuse that we need their money for the midterms and really need to actually go against what voters said, but need their money explicitly. That’s what they said. And I think that–

MARGARET BRENNAN: –Who’s they?

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Attorney General Todd Blanche appears on CNN to counter the leftist narrative advanced by passive-aggressive stenographer for the media, Dana Bash.  The video and transcript are below:

[Transcript] Dana Bash – 0:00 Here with me now is Attorney General Todd Blanch. Thank you so much for being here this morning, sir. Uh, President Trump said, quote, “I am ordering the Department of Justice to look into this criminal act.” End quote. Are you going to follow that order and investigate Democratic members of Congress? And what is the criminal act you think he’s referring to?

AG TODD BLANCHE – 0:23 Well, what we’ve seen over the past several days and even over the past several weeks are outright threats. many many byele elected members of Congress and some senators against anybody that’s conservative and anybody that that happens to be a Republican. They’ve threatened donors. They’ve threatened uh individuals who are in college and might want to work for conservative institutions or for a conservative government or for President Trump. And that is extremely troubling and it should be troubling to everybody in this country. And over the last several days, we’ve seen it that rhetoric even rise up to the point where they’re already before they’re even in power, they’re already talking about investigations and impeachments with no basis, no facts, just out there running around. That that should be something that that President Trump is very concerned about and and certainly I am as well.

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In the modern world of AI and subsequent datacenter buildouts, the number one priority surrounds the singular term “compute.” A massive, seemingly unquenchable, need for expanded computing power.

In order to attain these levels of compute, hardware containing large numbers of data-processing microchips are needed. That’s where Nvidia and Jensen Huang come into the picture, providing the chips.

The US intelligence community discovered that Taiwanese-American Jensen Huang, CEO of one of the largest companies in the world, was involved in a romantic relationship with Alice Huang, a suspected Chinese spy and an executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based AI/cloud infrastructure company.

According to media and federal investigations, Megaspeed is likely a Chinese cutout, helping Chinese companies locate and access AI chips and circumvent U.S. export controls. (NYT and Bloomberg)

The US intelligence community concluded that Alice Huang’s goal was to convince Jensen to lobby the U.S. government to loosen export controls on advanced AI chips. According to the Financial Times, the intelligence community relayed this information to “a small group of top US government officials” earlier this year.

Over the last year, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has lobbied the U.S. government to loosen export controls on advanced chips via the U.S. Dept of Commerce, Bureau of industry and Security (BIS). The BIS has permitted the export of H200 chips to China and has not enforced stronger export controls that would have required a license for exports of the most advanced Blackwell chips to Megaspeed and Southeast Asia.

Although the Commerce Dept leadership (Howard Lutnik?) was presumably briefed on this relationship by the U.S. intelligence community, The Bureau of Industry and Security has seemingly taken no actions to tighten controls on Megaspeed or Southeast Asia.

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Politically and also in real terms, leftists don’t build anything of value. Instead, their focus is always to tear down the things built by others.  From monuments to ideas, leftists are destroyers.

After Tuesday’s midterms, the media says Trumpism is finished. Susan Kokinda looks at the next chapters of the color revolution playbook, and at how President Trump is already positioned to outflank them. In his November 5 message, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth names the “sacred cows” his department tore down, while three impeachment resolutions, including one from Rep. Thomas Massie, target him. Senate Democrats, led by Ron Wyden, want to repeal the Canada tariffs and take the tariff power away from the President, just as October’s jobs report shows 19,000 new manufacturing jobs. And at the Kennedy Space Center on November 6, President Trump laid out the other revolution: Artemis III, Americans back on the Moon, a nuclear-powered spacecraft for Mars, and a new U.S. Space Academy. WATCH:

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