Keith Middlebrook, a part-time actor with minor roles in films such as “Iron Man 2,” received an eight-year prison sentence for wire fraud related to a fraudulent COVID-19 cure scheme. His conviction stemmed from soliciting investors based on false claims, including a purported relationship with Magic Johnson, who vehemently denied any involvement. The judge cited Middlebrook’s continued denial of guilt and perjury as factors in the sentencing, rejecting defense appeals. Middlebrook’s attorney plans to appeal, alleging that Johnson perjured himself.
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In a recent NBC interview, President-elect Trump repeated several demonstrably false claims. These included the inaccurate assertion that the US is the only country with birthright citizenship, a claim previously debunked. He also falsely claimed that crime is at an all-time high, his tariffs cost Americans nothing, and that he “saved” Obamacare. Furthermore, Trump reiterated unfounded allegations regarding the 2020 election results and made unsubstantiated statements about migrants, the European Union, and Venezuela.
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Trump repeats false pet-eating claims leaving Harris dumbfounded as Republican nominee goes off rails
The presidential debate between Trump and Harris was truly a spectacle to behold. As Harris skillfully maneuvered the conversation, she knew exactly how to push Trump’s buttons, leading him into a frenzy of nonsensical claims and wild accusations. The moment he started screaming about immigrants eating pets in Ohio, it became abundantly clear that we were in for a wild ride.
One of the most absurd claims Trump made was about transgender surgeries on illegal immigrants in prison. The sheer ridiculousness of this statement is enough to make one question the sanity of the man vying for the highest office in the country.… Continue reading
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