We just got a bombshell report from the New York Times, Julie Turkowitz out in Venezuela.

She says that she was there this week to document what is taking place there and to speak with

people who may have relationships with those who were killed on those fishing boats.

Here's what we're hearing from that story.

In an interview with the Times, one woman who identified herself as the wife of one of the dead men said that her husband was a fisherman with four children who left one day for work and never came back. We're getting more information about who these people actually were, but there's been zero transparency from the Trump regime. And this comes

as Pete Hegsseth, as the Daily Beast reports, has been throwing manic temper tantrums. I think as part

of one of those tantrums demanded is like a rage, demanded that you have all of the top generals and

admirals show up to Quantico

so he can lecture them about their grooming habits and the warrior ethos and just other really

deranged stuff. And this also comes at a time that we're seeing a new report out the Trump

regime or the Trump organization, I guess to be

confused with the Trump regime.

They're now doing another billion dollar deal with Saudi Arabia.

They're going to build a new commercial and housing development over there.

This is in addition to the other one that they've been building.

It seems like a billion dollar deal with Saudi Arabia or Qatar or one of these countries every single day.

And this also comes at a time that Donald Trump's been bragging about the 24-carat gold that's all over the White House.

He said that when world leaders show up, they're just so stunned. They don't know what to do with all of the gold that's

everywhere in the Oval Office. I want to bring in Democratic Congresswoman Jaya Paul from Washington.

Congresswoman, there's gold everywhere. They're bragging about the foreign leaders, how impressed

they are with gold. And he says when they show up and they see it and they hear about all the things

he's doing bombing fishermen or doing these projects in Saudi Arabia, he goes, they say, you're hot.

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