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  Politics With Me 4.49K subscribers Mar 10, 2026 #trump #breakingnews #politics For seven months, someone inside Judge Aileen Cannon's chambers wore a wire. Forty-seven conversations recorded. Seventeen hours of audio capturing a federal judge speaking candidly about active cases, pending verdicts, and classified documents she was not supposed to have. This video breaks down every layer of what those recordings contain, who made the decision to flip and why, what the transcripts actually say versus what is being reported, and what this means for the eight hundred forty-seven cases she presided over during her tenure. This is not just a story about one judge. This is a stress test of a system that almost never holds itself accountable. And this time, it only got caught because one person had the courage to act. Monday's emergency session. Thursday's suppression hearing. The ruling that determines whether this accelerates or collapses entirely. We are covering every ...

  If DOJ Is Trump's Law Firm, Aileen Cannon Is His Judge Joyce Vance Feb 24 South District of Florida federal Judge Aileen Cannon has history with Donald Trump. He appointed her to the bench in May 2020. She was confirmed that November. Then came the June 2023 indictment of Trump by federal prosecutors. It landed on her desk. Some judges would have recused. There is no precedent, because no former president had been indicted previously. But a reasonable jurist might have thought that the public wouldn’t have confidence in the objectivity of a judge sitting on a criminal case against the president who appointed her. It would have been the safe bet for someone concerned about the integrity of the judicial branch of government. Judge Cannon did not recuse. To be fair, the government didn’t ask her to. That turned out to be a miscalculation. From the earliest moments of the case, even before it was indicted, Cannon’s decisions were questionable. Mar-a-Lago was searched on August 8, 202...

  Watch now   NYE News Updates: 5 Million "New" Epstein Docs, Mar-a-Lago Trafficking, Jack Smith Deposition + More - 12/31/25 Ben Meiselas and MeidasTouch Network Dec 31 Hi all, I hope your New Year’s Eve is going well. I wanted to make sure you are up-to-date on all the latest stories as we head into 2026. I’ll try to keep this brief. On New Year’s Eve, we learned that the Justice Department is now reviewing more than 5 million pages of records tied to Jeffrey Epstein that were never previously turned over. Based on what I’ve seen, and if you’ve been following our reporting, we know this is likely only the floor, not the ceiling. According to   reporting   confirmed this morning by the New York Times, the Department of Justice is now reviewing approximately 5.2 million pages related to the Epstein investigation. How  convenient  that millions of documents just keep “appearing!” Federal officials are reportedly scrambling to enlist roughly 400 law...