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    Watch now   Roy Cooper Has Bad News for Trump in North Carolina The former North Carolina governor tells MeidasTouch that frustration over Trump’s cost-of-living failures, Iran war, and Washington corruption is reaching voters across party lines MeidasTouch Network and Ben Meiselas Aug 18 Listen to more interviews like this by following the MeidasTouch Podcast Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper says he is seeing signs on the ground that Donald Trump’s political grip is weakening in one of the most closely watched battleground states in the country. Cooper, who is running for North Carolina’s open U.S. Senate seat, told MeidasTouch co-founder Ben Meiselas that voters he encounters across the state are increasingly frustrated with a Trump regime that promised to bring down costs but has instead left families struggling with higher bills. “When the president and his administration promised that cost of living will be the day one focus, people are saying, hey, they ha...

                     SHARED FOR INFORMATION AND EDUCATION ABOUT HIDING MONEY                     FROM VENEZUELA'S OIL SALES!                      CORPORATE MEDIA AND REPUBLICANS ARE SILENT ABOUT THIS                        LEVEL OF CORRUPTION!                      Trump Took Venezuela's Oil. Where's the Money? Marco Rubio went to Congress today and would not say. One Democrat refused to let him dodge it. Blue On the Ballot Jun 4 In January, U.S. forces went into Venezuela and captured its president. Since then, the administration has controlled the country. It also controls the money from Venezuela’s oil. Where is that money going? Nobody will say. It is moving through off...

  Monday Afternoon News Updates: Trump's Robbery in Plain Sight — 5/18/26 While American families struggle with surging inflation, Trump's DOJ is handing $1.776 billion in taxpayer money to January 6th criminals and MAGA loyalists. Ben Meiselas  and  MeidasTouch Network May 18 ∙ Hi all, Ben here. It’s Monday, and we need to start today with what may be one of the most brazen acts of corruption this administration — or any administration, quite frankly — has ever committed. Top stories we’re tracking today: The DOJ creates a $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund,” a taxpayer-funded slush fund for January 6th insurrectionists and MAGA loyalists Putin arrives in Beijing tonight to sign ~40 agreements with China, including a declaration on a multipolar world Iran launches the Persian Gulf Strait Authority along with a corresponding social media account, formalizing official control over the Strait of Hormuz Trump posts delusional social media fantasy about Iranian surrender...

  I recently got back from Ukraine. While I was there, a documentary filmmaker was embedded with the team while we were working on a project aimed at hitting the Russian economy.  The working title is  Defiant . Here's what nobody's connecting: corruption is Russia's best weapon against Ukraine, and Trump knows it. In fact, he’s Russia’s most potent weapon.  And corruption needs to be kept under control, no matter whose corruption it is – ours, Ukraine’s, or Russia's. Corruption is weakening Ukraine, and that is Russia’s deliberate policy.  Right now, Ukrainian investigators are chasing Timur Mindich — Zelenskyy's business partner and longtime friend — across international borders.  He fled to Israel hours before investigators raided his home in a $100 million corruption case Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies are calling  Operation Midas . The scheme worked like this: contractors building fortifications to protect Ukraine's nuclear power plants from R...