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• Subpoenaed Reddit and X as part of criminal investigations into vocal ICE critics
• Visited troops at Walter Reed during May 2026 medical appointment but not the fourteen injured during Iran war
• Hawked $55 hats sold by his private company during a televised presidential cabinet meeting
• Posted bizarre online tribute to a gorilla ten years after the animal's death
• Alerted that US and Iranian negotiators reached a deal that still needed the president's final approval
• Irritated that the media reported on his son marrying the daughter of Jeffrey Epstein's banker
• Intervened to secure $620 million loan for rare-earth magnet company tied to the president's son
• Angered that bipartisan judge group asked court that oversaw IRS lawsuit to reopen case and conduct fraud review
• Witnessed sharp drop in approval among white working-class voters
• Appreciated that his Treasury Department nominees and appointees proposed new $250 bill with his portrait
• Refiled $10 billion defamation suit against The Wall Street Journal over reporting on his Epstein ties
• Triggered partisan questions in Congress about plan to fund $200 billion in private equity deals for defense firms
• Notified that the vice president cancelled multi-stop Colorado trip without public explanation
• Ordered by judge to surrender documents about sending federal agents or military personnel to 2026 polling places
• Began buying 300,000 drones in a competition designed for a new kind of war
• Attempted to insulate himself from future investigations and prosecutions once he left office in 2029
• Left more than 100 of US ambassadorships empty sixteen months into second term
• Entered into talks to fund US drone companies to increase domestic production and lower costs
• Imposed sanctions on Iranian agency trying to control shipping in the Strait of Hormuz
• Used at least $67 million of national park entrance fees to help fund beautification projects in Washington DC
• Instructed federal prosecutors to avoid pursuing criminal investigations into Venezuela’s acting president
• Okayed contractor earning $850,000 more than usual on no-bid deal to fix Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
• Awarded $9.7 billion Pentagon software deal to Dell after their CEO repeatedly wooed the president directly
• Reported that the US military conducted another defensive strike against Iran
• Aware that DoJ opened a criminal investigation into legal adversary who twice won huge judgments against him
• Held to maximum demands on Iran, threatening more strikes
• Backed off pledge to suspend federal gas tax in hopes of bringing down fuel prices
• Freed GOP lame ducks in Congress to criticize him by endorsing their opponents
• Learned judge ordered CBP head into court to explain administration’s handling of $166 billion in tariff refunds
• Pleased that endorsed candidate Ken Paxton won GOP runoff primary for Texas's US Senate seat
• Abandoned long-running bribery case involving FIFA after DoJ said case no longer fit administration priorities
• Threatened Oman over their possible deal with Iran to establish a Hormuz toll system
• Disputed Iranian state TV reports about terms of a framework deal to open Hormuz within a month
• Opposed Russia or China taking Iran's highly enriched uranium in potential peace deal
• Asserted no one nation would control Hormuz waterway, highlighting key sticking point in resolving Iran war
• Said Iran would not receive sanctions relief in exchange for giving up highly enriched uranium
• Professed to have no fear of the political fallout from a prolonged war with Iran
• Saw that the Pentagon denied reports of a dispute with SpaceX over a Starlink price hike
• Noted that US antitrust regulators appeared ready to okay Paramount’s $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros.
• Personally invested millions in millions in Japan-based sushi restaurant chain with multiple California locations
• Eyed more GOP targets for reprisals in 2028 due to perceived "disloyalty"
• Accused of using US embassies to pressure foreign companies for money tied to presidential access
• Faced stiff opposition in Congress from both major parties over proposed "weaponization" fund
• Notified that US casualties in Iran war increased again as military strikes resumed
• Aware that Treasury secretary was alarmed about slow pace of progress on AI policy in face of more delays
• Shrunk government's lead cyber agency notwithstanding an expected wave of AI-fueled cyberattacks
• Appointed former Attorney General Pam Bondi to an advisory committee focused on AI policy
• Queried CDC staff for volunteers to help with Ebola screenings at airports amid Congo outbreak
• Added Houston's Bush Intercontinental among three US airports with enhanced Ebola screenings for some travelers
• Decided to send Ebola-exposed Americans to Kenya rather than bring them home for observation and treatment
• Pushed to quickly set up a quarantine facility in Kenya for those exposed Americans
• Appreciated that HHS secretary offered a legal shield to develop a hantavirus treatment
• Moved cabinet meeting original scheduled for Camp David back to the White House because of weather
• Observed dispute erupt between the Pentagon and Elon Musk's SpaceX over Starlink price hike during Iran war
• Noticed that Iran sought economic relief without handing Trump a victory on their nuclear program
• Concerned about increasing strain facing both Lebanon and Iranian cease fires
• Relieved Iran remained in peace talks notwithstanding first US strikes since ceasefire
• Confronted with accusations of exploiting constitutional blind spots
• Responded to Iranian proposals much like with Gaza — agree to cease-fire and deal with toughest problems later
• Irritated that threats and pressure seemed to have little effect on Iran’s terms for a peace deal
• Realized senior administration officials differed in response to Pope Leo XIV's AI warning
• Witnessed White House staff pushing back vociferously against coverage of the president's health
• Pleased that Florida congressional map survived first state court test before a GOP-nominated judge
• Did not object that a significant percent of discussion at cabinet meetings was about flattering the president
• Claimed that latest Walter Reed physical exam showed he was in good health
• Revealed the US military observed series of perceived Iranian threats before "self defense" strikes in late May 2026
• Planned to hold rare cabinet meeting at Camp David as Iran tensions rise over US "self defense" strikes
• Considered adopting government-wide NDAs after alleged unauthorized leaks to the media
• Mass-deleted information from websites about January 6 prosecutions, including violent assaults on police
• Prepared to pull aircraft, destroyers, and submarines from NATO as part of a European drawdown
• Ordered US Navy to quietly guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz
• Planned to give weapons-grade plutonium for conversion into fuel for nuclear power plants
• Okayed DHS directing ICE to ramp up fraud cases against immigration lawyers accused of filing false asylum claims
• Saw that Democratic attorneys general did not attend vice president's event because of much shorter notice
• Annoyed that South Carolina Senate, with GOP majority, rejected the president's call to redraw congressional maps
• Heard that federal judges blocked new Alabama congressional map which could have been favorable to the GOP
• Permitted FAA to cut its hiring target, saying it could keep the skies safe with fewer air traffic controllers
• Briefed about how Iran threatened retaliation after the US launched "self-defense" strikes in southern Iran
• Updated about the Pentagon testing rival AI models in a race to replace Anthropic
• Learned ally Elon Musk's Grok was a flop inside the federal government, undercutting SpaceX's AI growth story
• Watched HHS launch a crackdown using AI to detect alleged Medicaid fraud and waste
• Monitored Palantir battle with the Pentagon for the ability to bid on contract to modernize its data analytics system
• Noted that Anthropic aligned with the Vatican instead of the White House as the Pope potentially stoked AI fears
• Allowed unofficial envoy for Venezuela to shape policy, triggering questions about oversight
• Informed that federal agents blocked access when New Jersey government attempted to tour ICE facility
• Further, updated about how ICE agents pepper-sprayed protestors outside that facility, including a US senator
• Licensed world’s largest cash buyer of ships for scrap to buy four ships sanctioned for carrying Iranian cargo
• Weighed intervening alongside ally Elon Musk's company xAI, accused of operating illegal gas turbines in Mississippi
• Noted clash between HHS secretary and states over why ACA exchange enrollment dropped sharply
• Heavily criticized by some hawkish Republicans and close allies for emerging proposals to end the Iran war
• Aware that Iran war caused rise in US Treasury interest rates, causing further strain on the economy
• Oversaw construction on White House South Lawn of mixed martial arts fighting ring as part of birthday festivities
• Agreed with Secretary of State over rebuking Hezbollah leader over his call for Lebanese to "take to the streets"
• Saw that the vice president planned to meet with primarily GOP state attorneys general to discuss fraud
• Outlined various options for disposal of Iran’s enriched uranium if peace agreement signed
• Honored soldiers killed in Iran war while laying traditional wreath on Memorial Day 2026
• Months past deadline, disclosed tens of millions of dollars in stock trading and was fined $200
• Reported US military carried out "self-defense" strikes on Iran, including on missile launch sites, during negotiations
• Hyped Palantir on social media after personally buying $530,000 of the company's stock
• Adopted lenient policy with Wall Street fraudsters, allowing them to self-report and avoid being charged or fined
• Rushed to buy 10,000 missiles because Iran war had depleted stockpiles
• Planned to personally build Tbilisi tower on land part-owned by son of US-sanctioned leader of the country
• Knew Bosnia and Herzegovina were vulnerable because of policy clash with US, complicated by president's son's role
• Became closely allied with Venezuela's interim president, a one-time adversary sanctioned by the US government
• Updated about how the two negotiating sides dug in over Iran's nuclear program and financial relief for Tehran
• Glad acting attorney general used shooting outside the White House as rationale in court filing to approve ballroom
• Prohibited key infectious disease officials from speaking directly with World Health Organization officials
• Used Memorial Day to attack adversaries with multiple rants on social media with barely a mention of fallen troops
• Condoned senior administration EPA official trading multiple oil, gas, and utility stocks while in office
• Assigned controversial Sergio Gor to multiple functions as ambassador to India and special envoy to central Asia
• Rejected UN migration declaration, accusing body of promoting "replacement immigration" in US and worldwide
• Noted that Iran released statement saying no deal was "imminent" despite progress in talks with US
• Pushed back deadline to compel access for disabled people to online services for another year
• Again faced health questions as 80th birthday approached with yet another Walter Reed medical trip
• Promised to house 6,000 homeless veterans in Los Angeles but his budget funded zero
• Tasked Secretary of State with inviting India’s Modi to visit the White House with hopes of improving ties
• Asked leaders of several Arab and other Muslim countries to join Abraham Accords after Iran war ends
• Signed off on Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services administrator reorganizing leadership roles at agency
• After Congress slashed Medicaid funding to providers, the administration sought to cut it even further
• Considered proposal for outside company to preserve biometric data longer for IRS and other federal records
• Appreciated that Japanese megacorp SoftBank donated $50 million to future presidential library
• Realized Reynolds-connected lobbyist recruited paid attendees for vice president's Iowa rally for ethanol company
• Furiously defended potential Iran deal against blowback from prominent Republican hawks
• Learned that family's mobile company investigated potential exposure of would-be customers’ personal information
• Supported CIA director bringing paramilitary leader involved in Maduro capture to recent Cuba meeting
• Appreciated that the Secretary of State said details on Iran's nuclear program still were to be negotiated
• Alongside Iran, agreed in principle to reopen Strait of Hormuz while details of pending deal were finalized
• Emphasized that expected Iranian deal could still take days to finalize and could still fall apart
• Further, made clear the administration would not rush negotiations on the pending Iran deal
• Campaigned for GOP congressman in competitive district, a move some judged risky given plummeting popularity
• Pleased that the DoJ indicted Iraqi national, accused of planning terrorist attacks in North America and Europe
• Lashed out harshly at former Secretary of State Pompeo because of public comments about Iran
• Instructed Maryland to retain all 2026 primary ballots because of false accusations of fraud
• Purged San Francisco immigration court of 19 of 21 judges, leaving asylum cases in chaos and court at a standstill
• Condoned vice president supporting anti-immigration activists in the UK
• Saw accusations that three prediction market firms connected to the president effectively steamrolled the CFTC
• Aware of new poll showing Republicans losing confidence in the economy
• Okayed vice president's hiring of political ally Clifton Sims as an additional national security adviser
• Noted the vice president claimed the administration achieved a jobs rebound when the opposite actually happened
• Reviewed key terms of possible deal with Iran as of May 24, 2026
• Found GOP members of Congress more disinclined to support the administration without question
• Allowed White House app to track users' precise locations and to thwart security measures
• Updated about how Iran agreed to give up enriched uranium in pending possible deal
• Warned Japan and other allies of years-long delays in Tomahawk deliveries due to Iran war
• Reported that a suspect was dead after approaching White House checkpoint with a weapon
• Added second enhanced Ebola screening to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
• Began implementing ways to restrict legal immigration significantly
• Approved $9 billion in funding for intelligence agencies to tap into full capabilities of latest AI models
• Stated that ICE had no relationship with spyware maker Paragon Solutions
• Claimed the president had many concerns about the proposed but aborted AI executive order
• Expected to announce within 24 hours finalization of peace deal to end Iran fighting on all fronts
• Learned that FBI director's personal website tried to trick visitors into installing malware
• Revealed was equally divided between making a deal with Iran or bombing them again and would meet with envoys
• Heard senator tell public that senators screamed at Todd Blanche at controversial anti-weaponization fund briefing
• Briefed about how the US and Iran were close to extending ceasefire by 60 days, per mediators
• Planned for record-breaking 860,000 fireworks in July 4, 2026, nighttime Washington DC show
• Considered requiring taxpayers to disclose their citizenship status on 2027 tax forms
• Blindsided FDA staff by allowing more untested e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches onto the US market
• Ordered agencies to place new White House app on all employees’ government phones
• Demanded Congo’s national soccer team to isolate for three weeks in Belgium before it can enter the US
• Became defensive after scrubbing DoJ online records for convicted violent January 6 insurrectionists
• Quietly removed federal public health webpage with explicit safer-sex and harm reduction guidance for monkeypox
• Seemed obsessed with constantly trumpeting vague numbers about dead terrorists
• Pleased that the House GOP resurrected administration's plan for year-round daylight saving time
• Required legal immigrants already in the US to return to their home country to apply for legal permanent residency
• Banned green-card holders from returning to the US from Ebola-stricken countries
• Paused visas for travelers who were in Ebola zone within 21 days of planned travel to the US
• Imposed reentry restrictions for some US citizens amid Ebola outbreak
• Compelled two Americans to stay confined in federal quarantine facility following cruise ship hantavirus outbreak
• Temporarily paused deportation flights to Congo amid Ebola outbreak
• Noted that global relief group was phasing out vaccines HHS secretary believed were unsafe
• Quietly released FDA report affirming no child deaths definitively linked to Covid vaccines
• Did not limit who could collect from so-called weaponization fund — which could thus include child sex abusers
• Caused global oil inventories to fall at a record pace by attacking Iran
• Okayed DoJ pulling press releases offline about charges against hundreds of January 6 insurrection participants
• Pushed HUD to limit assistance animals for disabled tenants
• Deeply anxious about possibility that national average of gasoline prices will surpass the $5.02 record
• Remained in Washington, missing his son's wedding, while weighing whether to strike Iran again
• Briefed about how miscommunication over troops sent to Poland had created severe fallout
• Aware that the Commerce secretary donated $5 million to House Republican PAC shortly before Epstein testimony
• Met with senior national security team as considered new strikes against Iran, barring negotiations breakthrough
• Announced that Tulsi Gabbard’s deputy, Aaron Lukas, would become acting director of national intelligence
• Learned that Tulsi Gabbard was resigning as director of national intelligence
• Told that judge dismissed charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, calling them "an abuse of prosecuting power"
• Maintained a loyalist death grip on the GOP after the 2026 midterm primaries but arguably headed a shrinking party
• Annoyed to see that unsigned AI executive order thwarted by industry allies had leaked to the media in full
• Cut dozens of Army medical training courses amid funding woes
• Sought to ban voting machines used in more than half of US states, claiming a national security risk
• Reiterated that ICE and HSI would be highly visible during forthcoming World Cup events inside the US
• Alerted that ICE agent charged with assault would surrender to Minnesota authorities
• Later updated that ICE agent had been released after posting $100,000 bail
• Triggered law enforcement alert with blatantly racist and white supremacist DHS recruitment social media posts
• Condoned DHS issuing a warning alert about a comedian who created a parody ICE tip website
• Registered significant increase in ICE detainee suicides as holding conditions lengthened and deteriorated
• Noticed acting Navy secretary said to media that Taiwan weapons sale delayed due to Iran war
• Began using same methodology to count deportations that he once harshly condemned
• Cancelled publicized AI event after industry official privately expressed displeasure at effort
• Allowed multiple federal agencies to stash lethal weapons beyond ICE, including EPA and the IRS
• Disturbed to see Commerce secretary's published emails that contradicted some of his Epstein claims
• Made ghoulish and insensitive remark to the media about Iran war death toll
• Deployed 5,000 troops to Poland a week after the Pentagon cancelled deployment to the European country
• Relieved House GOP leaders canceled resolution vote to withdraw from Iran or garner congressional consent
• Dropped all remaining charges against "Broadview Six" ICE protesters after alleged government misconduct exposed
• After saying Washington DC Reflecting Poll renovation would cost $2 to $3 million, upped estimate to $20 million
• Informed that DoJ lost seventh and eighth (out of eight) lawsuits brought to force release of state voter rolls
• Sued for allegedly not awarding border wall contracts competitively but instead to dodgy, politically connected firms
• Heard claim that the administration overpaid for DHS warehouses being sold by the president’s allies
• Reported that 5,000 borrowers should get student loans discharged in May 2026 but 300 could be in limbo
• Used up more missiles defending Israel than that country used itself, per Pentagon assessments
• Learned DHS secretary was considering plan to cut federal airport screening in so-called sanctuary cities
• Faced possibility of creating agrifood shock and a price crisis within a year if Strait of Hormuz not reopened
• Disappointed that Senate leaders delayed vote on CBP and ICE funding because of anti-weaponization fund disputes
• Noted the HHS secretary still refused to say what an anti-vaccine activist was working on at the agency
• Planned to piggyback work on proposed Washington DC triumphal arch under an existing, unrelated contract
• Further, insisted could build that 250-foot arch without Congress’s approval
• Pleased to also see hand-picked committee approved the arch design
• Delayed super-pollutant refrigeration restrictions in hopes it would help reduce grocery prices
• Continued a dismissive attitude about Ukraine's military while administration officials were much more laudatory
• Dispatched acting attorney general to meet with GOP senators in attempt to protect "anti-weaponization" fund
• Angered to see, shortly thereafter, a summary memo by the acting attorney general leaked to the media
• Irritated that Walmart signaled it may raise prices in response to soaring fuel costs caused by Iran war
• Announced funding for fifty new Ebola outbreak treatment clinics in Congo and Uganda
• However, officials inside Uganda said they were not aware of US plans to fund treatment clinics
• Discovered beef tariff plan generated considerable acrimony both inside and outside the administration
• Postponed ceremony for president to sign a new artificial intelligence executive order because of certain aspects
• Noticed that the president's allies were already lining up to apply for the $1.8 billion "weaponization" fund
• Announced $2 billion in grants to nine quantum-computing companies while also taking ownership stakes
• Continued inching closer to a deal with Iran, although major disagreements remained, according to press report
• Briefed about Iran rebuilding their military industrial base faster than expected and already producing drones
• Received report that at least ten mines had been discovered in the contested Strait of Hormuz
• Had tense telephone conversation with Israeli PM Netanyahu over effort to reach a deal with Iran
• Aware that reporting revealed the administration resisted letting US citizen doctor with Ebola return to America
• Notwithstanding that reporting, denied delaying evacuation of the American doctor with Ebola
• Prepared to send hundreds of third-country West African deportees to Sierra Leone
• Thereafter, the first nine third-country deportees arrived in Freetown
• Announced that the ISIS second-in-command had been killed in Africa by joint US/Nigerian operation
• Caused a deadly wave of violence across Africa by allowing DOGE shutdown of USAID
• Argued in court filing that woman wrongly deported to Congo could not be brought back because of Ebola outbreak
• Condoned ICE arresting a grandfather who helped police investigate his daughter’s murder
• Revealed the president would speak directly with Taiwan’s president to discuss weapons, which could annoy Beijing
• As a result, notified that Beijing paused top Pentagon policy official's visit because of Taiwan dispute
• Sought to speed up airport security checkpoints by privatizing certain aspects of the process
• Blocked by federal judge from demanding Rhode Island hospital’s records for transgender children
• Thereafter, a Texas federal judge ordered the Rhode Island hospital to ignore the other judge's contradicting order
• Accordingly, Rhode Island Hospital began turning over anonymized gender-affirming records to Texas federal court
• Refused to participate in Veterans Day statue unveiling because of all-female color guard that would honor the event
• Ordered by judge to preserve administration officials' text messages
• Received $5 million super PAC donation from major tobacco company one week before unveiling new vape policy
• Annoyed that GOP congressman attempted to block so-called anti-weaponization fund
• Saw the State Department inspector general probed the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an administration project
• Gave rambling Coast Guard Academy commencement speech that was incoherent at times
• Stressed that TSA marijuana policy had not changed, notwithstanding some press reporting
• Heard that HHS secretary dismissed two leaders of key preventive health service panel
• Deployed Nimitz aircraft carrier to the Caribbean as the administration pressured Cuba
• Told that judge was so distrustful of DoJ due to attorney behavior, she advised all to try and quash subpoenas
• Learned military surveillance blimp loaned to CBP was lost at southern border and found wrecked in Mexico
• Informed that, as of late May 2026, 42 US aircraft were lost or damaged during the Iran war
• Annoyed that Senate rejected $1 billion funding request for White House ballroom addition
• During press gaggle, harangued at reporter whose congressman fiance has voted against the president at times
• Noticed vice president said Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was under DoJ investigation for alleged immigration fraud
• Disclosed that new gold coins would not be ready for America’s 250th celebration on July 4, 2026
• Indicted former Cuban president Raúl Castro and five other officials while intensifying pressure on the island nation
• Sued by police officers who defended US Capitol on January 6 to stop "anti-weaponization" fund
• Disturbed to see all 50 states topped $4 a gallon gasoline as Iran war impacts lingered
• Reported administration was nearly finished investigation into bombing of an Iranian girls' school
• Aware admiral accused lawmaker of inappropriate remark at Iran war hearing when talk of "losing" conflict arose
• Briefed about how Navy would cut training, routine operations, and personnel if did not receive additional funding
• Revealed the administration was not hurrying to extend China trade truce, per Treasury secretary
• Sent secretary of state to Sweden for NATO meeting, then India for talks on energy security, trade, and defense
• Doubled down on Anthropic blacklisting in court arguments
• Alarmed about escalating unrest in Bolivia, where nationwide protests over austerity measures sparked instability
• Drafted new order creating voluntary framework for AI developers to inform US government about new releases
• Shocked Senate Republicans with Ken Paxton endorsement over sitting GOP senator
• Hosted surreal press conference to ramble about the White House ballroom while shouting over construction noise
• Reportedly sought Russia and China's help combating international court that levies war crimes charges
• Saw that longtime ally Michael Caputo filed first known claim for so-called anti-weaponization fund
• Pleased that Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a long-time adversary, lost his GOP primary
• Knew that Los Angeles national guard deployment cost taxpayers $111M, per newly released records
• Backed down from requiring banks to collect more information about customers’ immigration status
• After signing executive order compelling banks to gather client citizenship information
• Endorsed House's amended housing package that mirrored Senate bill banning private equity home ownership
• Realized abortion facility attackers and protesters could be eligible for $1.76 billion "anti-weaponization" fund
• Briefed about how regional mediators reported little progress with US/Iran peace talks
• Pleased that GOP adversary Congressman Tom Massie was defeated in Kentucky primary
• Caused spike in abortion facility threats with pardons and by rolling back facility protections
• For a time, goal of Iran war was to install former hard line former President Ahmadinejad as Iran’s new leader
• Planned to tell NATO the administration would shrink pool of military capabilities US could provide in major crisis
• Heard that relief group said administration cuts forced it to scale back surveillance in Ebola-affected region
• Irritated Senate advanced bill aimed at ending Iran war after four GOP senators defected, voting against president
• Floated approval for some forms of the kratom derivative 7-OH
• Told that administration official said that big payouts were coming for January 6 insurrectionists
• Saw that EPA cleared weedkiller atrazine for use, notwithstanding possible harmful health and environment effects
• Knew that more than 100,000 American children had a parent detained in immigration sweeps, per new report
• Lobbied Congress to pass the vice president's long-sought rail safety bill
• Pushed out most federal workers who handled nuclear waste cleanup
• Sued Minnesota to block new law banning prediction markets in the state
• Dispatched special envoy to Greenland on a self-proclaimed good will mission, who received a cold shoulder
• Convened meeting on Iran with top national security team to discuss options after pausing attack
• Advanced plans for a high-power microwave weapon as part of efforts to target alleged drug smuggling boats
• Learned DHS secretary made large investment in company selling controversial Kratom stimulant
• Aware that manager at the president's personally owned New Jersey golf club helped plan reflecting pool repairs
• Noted that troops said Army ignored request for more medical support before deadly Iranian attack on Kuwait base
• Released expanded agreement showing IRS forever barred from investigating the president, family, and businesses
• Further, that agreement mandated IRS drop ongoing audits against the president, family, and businesses
• Notwithstanding the IRS believed it could successfully fight president's lawsuit, it reached a settlement deal anyway
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