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Hey everyone, Judicial Watch President Tom Fittin here with our weekly update on social media. A lot of breaking news happening in the area of government corruption and abuse, new lawsuits, and I should say new developments in a major lawsuit related to the abuse and corruption

targeting President Trump plus outrageous more information about Robert F. Kennedy and the refusal of the Biden regime to protect Mr. Kennedy with Secret Service protection.

First up is the breaking news of what's happening in New York.

There are two issues happening.

Most recently it's just developing that Judge Angoran, the Democrat elected judge up there, he's a politician,

he's elected, that's the way many judges are selected in New York, issued an outrageous ruling, fining Trump for over 350 million dollars, effectively

seizing his business through a court-appointed official and prohibiting him from engaging in business

and prohibiting his sons from engaging in business for at least three years.

So it's a debilitating fine and the seizure and ultimately practically speaking the destruction

of President Trump's family business.

An abuse that we've never really seen before in American history and it follows on a case brought

by anti-Trump Democratic politician New York Attorney General Latisha James who worked hand in glove, obviously, with Judge Angoran to

violate President Trump's civil rights through these show trial proceedings of non-crime that had no victims that has resulted in brazen election

interference and what I believe to be the worst judicial abuse in modern American history if not all of American history

because I can't think of anything comparable where former president has had his rights

so violated and the rule of law so stretched to abuse him as President

Trump has been.

He is a crime victim like no other, the political sphere in American history and it's

outrageous and I'm upset about it and what I'm also upset about obviously, you know, it's one thing to see the abuse and recognize the writing on the wall.

I don't know whether he's going to appeal this, I presume he will, and exercise all of his rights there. But what's also

frustrating to me, and I may sound like a broken record, but I'm going to keep on talking

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