Is Trump's House of Cards about to Collapse?

Donald Trump is feeling the pressure. As he sat behind the Resolute Desk for a staged photo op, with a new red hat reading “AMERICA IS BACK” and loyalists behind him holding the same, you could see the cracks widening. He’s floundering. The Epstein files contained references related to him over 38,000 times, and now Hillary and Bill Clinton are set to testify under oath. Trump responded by calling them smart and capable, clearly trying to do damage control.

At the same time, the economy is tanking. Layoffs are piling up. And Trump is pretending nothing is wrong. Meanwhile, the press is being gutted. The Washington Post laid off more than 300 staff members and shut down entire sections. It’s all part of a bigger effort to control the narrative, silence the truth, and keep the public confused while everything falls apart. But people are starting to push back, and he knows it.

See the full story in the video above.

I’ll now be sharing video versions of my nightly posts in addition to the written ones. We are living through a pivotal moment for our country, and my goal is to reach as many people as possible with clear, factual information about what is happening. The more people who understand what is unfolding, the better chance we have to push back against chaos, cruelty, and corruption ahead of the midterms.

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I’ll see you tomorrow,

Heather

This video is based on my written post, which can be found HERE.

*This commentary represents my personal opinions and analysis of matters of public concern, informed by publicly available information. Any references to individuals constitute opinion and commentary protected under the First Amendment.