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Trump's Media Company Posts Staggering $327 Million Loss
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The Trump Media and Technology Group released their first quarter numbers for this year, and they are nothing short of jaw-dropping. The company posted a revenue of just $770,000 while posting losses of more than $327 MILLION in the first three months of this year. The stock for the company - which had recently seen a surprise spike - is about to bottom out like we've never seen before with this new information.
Also, Trump lawyer and spokesperson Alina Habba is supposed to be doing damage control in the media, but all she's really doing is proving to the world that she doesn't know how trials work. In an interview with Fox News this week, Habba falsely claimed that Donald Trump was forbidden from talking about other witnesses in the case if he takes the stand to testify, but that's about as far away from the truth as possible. Trump can't say things in public, but he is more than able to say them on the stand if he's man enough to testify.
And last Friday, Rudy Giuliani was finally served with his Arizona indictment while celebrating his 80th birthday. That part of the story has already been widely reported, but new information makes the whole thing even funnier. According to reports, Giuliani was actually bragging to his party guests about how he had avoided being served with the indictment - just moments before he was served. On top of that, Arizona officials said that they were able to track him down based on the location of his daily live streams.
Finally, Donald Trump shared a video to his Truth Social account this week that sent shivers down the spines of normal Americans. The video, which was produced to look like vintage World War II newspaper clippings, featured the phrase "unified Reich" following a fictitious Trump victory in the election. This is Nazi language, there's no doubt about it. But Trump's campaign insists that they didn't make the video, they just shared it, but that doesn't make the situation any better.
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