Today, everyone's least favorite White House spokesperson held a press conference at the White House.

Ava Braun, sorry, Caroline Leave It, as usual, spun this week's string of Trump regime losses into her version of wins and, of course, lied through her teeth repeatedly.

She had plenty to say about Donald's deployment of troops to Los Angeles, spouting the new

propaganda that they were paid protesters.

So take a look at this question about the Trump regime's new favorite conspiracy theory.

The president said yesterday that paid insurrectionists were behind or involved in the

protests in Los Angeles. Does the White House have any more details about who they believe

is paying these in these? Yeah, the president spoke about this last night when he returned from Fort Bragg because frankly,

the president has a lot of common sense.

And if you look at some of the imagery that we have received from the Department of Homeland Security and ICE and law enforcement who are on the ground,

you will see boxes and boxes of very professionalized masks and rioting equipment being dropped off for these protesters.

So it's a good question the president is raising in one we are looking into about who is funding

these insurrectionists and these rioters and these protesters and these illegal criminals.

I'm pretty sure the boxes and boxes of masks were being dropped off for ice stations,

but what do I know? And also as far as I know, the only person who pays others to show up

in support of him is Donald Trump. Of course, Donald would love it if we found out that the

protesters in LA were paid, but of course, they're not.

And his lies are already getting pushback.

This conspiracy theory began when a Craigslist ad looking for quote unquote tough dudes in the LA area went viral,

with people claiming that organizers are looking for large men to participate

in violent protests. The truth? This Craigslist ad was a completely unrelated prank that had

absolutely nothing to do with the protesters at all. Joey LaFleur, who posted the ad on Craigslist,

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