This article details the deportation of former model Amanda Ungaro, who claims her removal from the U.S. was orchestrated by her ex-partner, Paolo Zampolli, a Trump administration official, amid a custody dispute over their son. Ungaro’s deportation followed her arrest for allegedly operating an unlicensed medical spa. Following her removal, Ungaro posted threats on social media directed at prominent figures, including the First Lady, prompting a rare statement from Melania Trump distancing herself from Jeffrey Epstein. Ungaro alleges she has damaging information about individuals connected to Epstein and the Trump administration.
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In stark contrast to the intense scrutiny of Hillary Clinton’s email practices, a Signal group chat among top Trump administration officials, including Pete Hegseth, discussing a potential US bombing campaign against the Houthis in Yemen, has garnered significantly less attention. This chat, which accidentally included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, revealed plans for an imminent attack. The hypocrisy and potential risk to US military personnel inherent in this discrepancy are notable. Clinton herself has commented on the staggering hypocrisy and dangerous incompetence displayed.
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Top Trump administration officials, including Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, national security adviser Mike Waltz, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, are under scrutiny for a security breach. They inadvertently shared highly classified information about Yemen military strikes via a messaging app, including The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief. This action constitutes a significant security lapse and may violate the Espionage Act. Ironically, these officials previously publicly criticized others, particularly Hillary Clinton, for mishandling classified information. The National Security Council confirmed the authenticity of the leaked messages.
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John Q. Hosedrinker