Update: More Evidence Biden DOJ Worked with Colorado Officials Leading Up to Tina Peters’ Imprisonment Which Provides Additional Support for a Trump Pardon

There is ample evidence that the Biden DOJ performed an investigation of Tina Peters and worked with Colorado officials in doing so.  This arguably provides President Trump grounds to pardon Tina Peters.   Per a discussion with a Trump Administration Official if the officials in the state of Colorado worked on behalf of the Biden regime’s DOJ or in collusion with the DOJ in their indictments and imprisonment of Tina Peters, there may be grounds for Tina Peters to receive a Trump pardon.  This has never been brought to the courts but it makes sense.  Because Tina was tried in a state court, the argument was that President Trump could not pardon her, only the governor of Colorado could.

(VIDEO) Trump speaks to Reporters About California Rioters: “Somebody is Paying for That. I Watched Total Professionals… These are Insurrectionists!”

President Trump spoke to reporters at Joint Base Andrews on Tuesday upon returning to Washington after his speech at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, where he addressed the ongoing insurrection in Los Angeles and his ongoing fight with local officials.  As The Gateway Pundit reported, the President has deployed the National Guard and 700 Marines to stop the insurrectionists and foreign invaders wreaking havoc on California.

WINS AND LOSSES: Judge in Sean ‘Diddy’ Comb’s Trial Denies Defense’s Motion for a Mistrial, but Also Denies Prosecution’s Bid To Recall Psychologist Witness to the Stand

Another day packed with emotion in Sean ‘Diddy’ Comb’s high-profile trial, when both the defense and the prosecution scored some apparent points, as the social media influencer and Diddy’s last girlfriend ‘Jane’, testifying under pseudonym, is being cross-examined by defense lawyer Tery Geragos.

WATCH LIVE: President Trump Delivers Remarks at Fort Bragg – 4 PM ET

President Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks to veterans and service members at 4 pm ET during a visit to the Fort Bragg Army base in North Carolina.  The speech is scheduled for after President Trump, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, and Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll observe a military demonstration in celebration of the Army’s 250th anniversary on Saturday, June 14.

Gavin Newsom Reacts After Speaker Mike Johnson Says the California Governor Should Be “Tarred and Feathered”

The war of words between Democrat California Governor Gavin Newsom and Republicans over the handling of the pro-illegal immigration riots in Los Angeles escalated Tuesday, with Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) saying Newsom should be “tarred and feathered.” Johnson was responded to a question about President Donald Trump saying he was open to Border Czar Tom Homan arresting Newsom, but Homan said later that Newsom had not impeded federal immigration enforcement–but that no official, including Newsom, was immune from arrest for doing so.