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    Watch now   NEWS: Trump Lawsuit Backfires as Judge Orders Financial Discovery, Big Epstein News and New Death, Iran Videos Show Troops Hiding Aaron Parnas Jul 22 Good morning, everyone. There is a lot of news to cover today. The president has been ordered to hand over key financial records during discovery in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC, and legal experts say the case may be backfiring. Meanwhile, there are major developments involving Jeffrey Epstein: the Trump Justice Department reportedly shut down a criminal investigation in 2019 and is now accused of failing to honor a key agreement, while an alleged Epstein recruiter was found dead today. Trump has also threatened to bomb one Iranian power plant or bridge for every ship Iran attacks, plus much more. Our next paid-subscriber livestream will likely take place tonight, Friday, or sometime this weekend. I am still finalizing the details and will share another update later this afternoon. Much of this Epst...

  Saturday Afternoon Updates: Multiple U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iranian Strikes + More — 7/18/26 Everything you need to know this Saturday Ben Meiselas and MeidasTouch Network Jul 18 ∙ Hi all, Ben here. It’s Saturday. Before we get into it, a couple things. First, if you are in an area with bad air quality from the fires, I hope you are staying safe. I also again want to say thank you and share a really exciting update. The response to the book I wrote with my brothers, WTF America?!: The Way Out of This Hell and Back to Democracy, has been incredible. You all showed up in a massive way. It’s already an Amazon bestseller in its category, and it’s not even out until October. If you haven’t preordered yet, you can do so here . Okay. Let’s get into what’s actually happening, because, well, a lot is happening. Top stories we’re tracking today: Iran strikes Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan with ballistic missiles, hitting areas near US troops and fighter jets CENTCOM confirms two US ...

  VIDEO OF THE DAY:  Embattled FBI chief Kash Patel crashes out at press conference, issues furious threat Asked bluntly if he'd ever been intoxicated or absent since becoming FBI director, a noticeably agitated Kash Patel dodged the question and instead rattled off a string of crime statistics meant to bolster his claims that he's somehow up for the job he definitely should not have. Patel did eventually come around and claim, "I have never been intoxicated on the job," then doubled down on his absurd $250 million defamation lawsuit against  The Atlantic , threatening other media outlets to "bring it on" if they want to join the case as defendants. Should Patel press ahead with his suit, he will expose himself to sworn testimony and depositions from more than two dozen sources  The Atlantic's  Sarah Fitzpatrick used in her reporting. Fitzpatrick isn't backing down, by the way. When asked about Patel's quarter-billion-dollar lawsuit by MS NOW, sh...