Fani Illegally Recorded Call?;HUGE Updates In Trump Classified Doc Case;Musk Issues Alarming Warning

Hello all you freedom-loving people. Welcome to another episode of Front Page. I'm your host, Scott Cameron Goulet. In the immediate aftermath of Monday's tragedy, Israel took steps to remedy the situation. President Trump asked for the classified documents case to be dismissed. The judge refused, but the special prosecutor also expressed his displeasure with the judge verbally threatening her. No labels dropped out of this year's election because they could not find a suitable presidential candidate. The Western public is becoming more and more dissatisfied with the huge amount of military aid to Ukraine, which is like a bottomless pit. This is where Elon Musk suggests that the two sides should rely on peaceful negotiations to solve the problem. A lawyer for one of President Trump's co-defendants in the Georgia election case claims that Fannie Willis' office illegally recorded a phone call between Fannie Willis and a lawyer. On Thursday, top Republicans announced that Peter Daszak, the president of the New York-based EcoHealth Alliance, is scheduled to answer questions at a public hearing on May 1st. On Thursday, Russia warned France that it hoped the French Secret Service had not been involved in the recent attack on the Moscow Concert Hall. Okay, let's get into it. After a tense call between Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister's office said that the wartime cabinet had decided to take immediate action to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza. According to a statement by the Israeli Prime Minister's office, these measures include the opening of the Ashdod port for direct aid shipment to Gaza. At the same time, Israel will also open the Erez crossing point in northern Gaza to open new routes for aid shipments. There will also be a significant increase in direct shipments from Jordan to Gaza. Erez is the third Israeli crossing point to be opened for aid shipments. Following Israel's announcement, White House National Security Council spokeswoman Adrienne Watson issued a statement saying that the United States welcomes Israel's announcement of a series of measures to expand aid to Gaza. On Monday, a convoy of aid from the organization World Central Kitchen, WCK, was fatally attacked and seven aid workers were killed in a single assault. Israel conducted an investigation into the incident and they found serious errors and procedural violations on the part of their military. The Israeli military made a serious error when they mistakenly believed the aid workers were Hamas gunmen and they carried out an attack that violated standard operating procedures. The military statement said that the rescue convoy was unloading at a hangar and then it was departing. An armed man was seen on the roof of one of the trucks and when the three vehicles left the hangar, the commander did not identify them as WCK. According to Reuters, Yoav Hareven, the head of the IDF's fact-finding and evaluation mechanism who led the investigation, said that the troops were unable to see the WCK markings on the roofs of the vehicles in the darkness and they mistakenly believed that they had been seized by Hamas militants. The incident sparked outrage around the world. The Israeli military has stated that it has dismissed a Colonel Brigadier Chief of Staff and Major Brigadier Fire Support Officer in connection with the attack. They have also formally reprimanded senior officers including the commander of the Southern Command General. The Jerusalem Post reported on Thursday that Israeli embassies worldwide have increased security measures. This was in response to heightened threats of an Iranian attack targeting Israeli diplomats. Israeli embassies worldwide were placed on high alert. The threats are believed to be in retaliation for the reported Israeli military action in Syria. This resulted in the death of Mohammad Reza Zahedi, a high-ranking member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Some Israeli ambassadors were explicitly advised to avoid attending public gatherings amid escalating tensions. Israeli officials, however, denied reports of a worldwide recall or evacuation of ambassadors and embassy staff. One such report claimed that there was a joint decision by Israel's Foreign Ministry and Shin Bet security service. However, Israel rejects the claim. In fact, Israeli diplomatic missions have long faced security threats. After the Hamas attack on southern Israel on October 7th, embassies reportedly got warnings of specific threats the next day. These threats have turned real in some instances. This included the assault on a Beijing Israeli embassy employee on October 13th. The staffer ended up in the hospital but in stable condition. On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, who was hearing the case of President Trump's classified presidential documents, rejected his claim that the case should be dismissed. President Trump argued that he had the right under the Presidential Records Act to take and keep the classified or confidential documents after leaving the White House. Cannon did not elaborate on what she thought of President Trump's claim about the Presidential Records Act. But she said that the arguments made by President Trump's attorneys did not meet the legal standard for dismissing the charges. She said the Presidential Records Act does not provide a pretrial basis to dismiss. This is because the prosecutor made no reference to the Presidential Records Act in the indictment and did not rely on the act in bringing the charges. This is not necessarily bad news though. Cannon's ruling opens up the possibility that President Trump may still be able to defend himself on this argument at trial or raise it in other pretrial proceedings. Jack Smith's team said that the Trump team argument was pure fiction. They requested that the court rule on whether the Presidential Records Act and the distinction between personal and presidential records applies to the case. This way, if the court concludes that it does, then they can appeal the ruling before the case even goes to trial. Otherwise, President Trump is likely to be acquitted. Judge Cannon also denied special counsel Jack Smith's request. She noted that Smith's request was unprecedented and unjust. Smith's team accused Cannon of a fundamentally flawed understanding of the case after Cannon asked both sides to provide instructions for two scenarios. One scenario would allow jurors to assess whether the records fall under the category of personal or presidential. The other scenario assumes that President Trump has every right to take as many records as he wants from the White House. They argue that the request accepts President Trump's claim that he has broad authority to access classified government documents. They also threaten to seek an appeal court review. Cannon explained that her request was a genuine attempt, in the context of the upcoming trial, to understand the parties' competing positions better and to understand the questions that are to be submitted to the jury in this complex case of first impression. Cannon also explained that this should not be misconstrued as declaring a final definition on any essential element or asserted defense in this case. President Trump is calling for special counsel Jack Smith to be sanctioned or censured for attacking Judge Aileen Cannon. President Trump posted a statement on True Social on Thursday morning saying, Deranged Special Counsel Jack Smith, who has a long record of failure as a prosecutor, including a unanimous decision against him in the U.S. Supreme Court, should be sanctioned or censured for the way he is attacking a highly respected judge, Aileen Cannon, who is presiding over his fake documents hoax case in Florida. On Thursday, President Trump said that the media's focus on True Social's $58 million loss was misguided. President Trump touted True Social's fundamentals, including over $200 million in cash and no debt, as very solid. President Trump said that it's very good for a startup and growing fast. These remarks came after an impressive week for Trump Media. Trump Media went public last week after finalizing its long-awaited merger with Digital World Acquisition Corporation. Following the merger and initial public offering last week, market interest exploded in Trump Media. Trump Media trades under the DJT ticker. On its first trading day, its stock price soared above $79 per share. It raised the company's market cap to over $7 billion. This means that President Trump, who owns around 57% of the combined company, became $4 billion richer. A lock-in arrangement prevents President Trump from selling his shares for six months. After the initial surge of interest, Trump Media's shares pulled back a bit to $62 a share. When the mainstream media started echoing on April 1st that the company suffered a $58 billion loss in 2023, the shares fell about 20% to around the $45 mark, anything they can do to get Trump. But the price has been trading sideways after President Trump clarified that the media group actually has $200 million in cash on hand. It now has a market cap of around $6.3 billion. In 2022, the company made a net profit of $50.5 million. The merger with DWACC gave Trump Media a $300 million cash infusion and revenue was $4.1 million last year. Recently, Trump Media executives said that they expect the company to take some losses as they burn through some of that cash in order to aggressively expand Truth Social's user base. President Trump's stake in the company is now worth roughly $3.8 billion. Following Trump Media's rapid rise, because of the media attacks and brief fall, shorting the stock has become incredibly popular just to make a quick buck. According to financial data company S3 Partners, Trump Media is the most shorted special purpose acquisition vehicle in the country at the moment. Before we move on, I want to tell you about a story we published on Ganjing World. We exposed a hidden executive order that the Biden administration is using to push federal agencies to register people to vote. We discussed the details on our Ganjing World platform so that we could talk about them in more depth. I'll leave the link in the description below. Please watch it there. Okay, let's get back into it. In a new interview, a lawyer for one of President Trump's co-defendants in the Georgia election case claims that Fulton County District Attorney Fannie Willis' office illegally recorded a phone call between Fannie Willis and a lawyer. Christopher Kishouroff represents President Trump's co-defendant Harrison Floyd. Kishouroff told legal analyst Phil Holloway that Willis' office recorded a phone call between Fannie Willis and one of his colleagues without their knowledge or consent. Kishouroff said, Kishouroff was asked about the legality of the recording by his colleagues who are based in Maryland. He said, Oh yeah, it's a felony in Maryland. In response to the allegations, Floyd wrote on social media that Floyd added, that Willis did not get the lawyer's consent to be recorded and has committed multiple felonies and will be held accountable. Maryland has a wiretap law that makes recording an electronic communication or phone call a felony unless all parties consent. However, Georgia only requires one party consent to record. Notably, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger reportedly recorded his own phone call with President Trump. In the call, President Trump asked him about the 2020 election. He also asked whether any ballots were missing during the election. That phone call is central to the Willis case against President Trump. So I guess what's good for the goose is good for the gander. On Thursday, top Republicans announced that Peter Dajik, the president of the New York-based EcoHealth Alliance, is scheduled to answer questions at a public hearing on May 1st. EcoHealth Alliance confirmed in a statement that Dajik plans to testify. Representative Kathy McMorris-Rogers and other members of Congress said the hearing will partly focus on a divergence between Dajik's previous testimony to Congress. It will also focus on the messages from Dajik and his colleagues that were unearthed late last year. Dajik told members on November 14, 2023, that risky experiments on coronaviruses that were proposed by EcoHealth were scheduled at the University of North Carolina. However, Dajik said differently in comments on a draft of the proposal that was obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the nonprofit group called U.S. Right to Know. In the proposal draft, Dajik wrote that once we get the funds, we can then allocate who does what exact work. And I believe that a lot of these assays can be done in Wuhan as well. Dajik's group had previously funneled millions of dollars from the U.S. NIAID, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, to the Wuhan Institute of Virology. In those days, NIAID was headed by Dr. Anthony Fauci. In the unearthed materials, Dajik wrote that he was trying to downplay the non-U.S. focus of this proposal so that DARPA doesn't see this as a negative. The proposal was submitted to DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, which rejected it. Congress members said that Dajik's comment appears to be materially inconsistent with his testimony, assuring the committees that the proposed work was planned to be done exclusively at the University of North Carolina. They also said that Dajik testified behind closed doors that Wuhan scientists used the same biosafety levels as in the United States. However, recently published documents revealed that a colleague of Dajik wrote that this risky work was potentially being conducted under biosafety level 2 conditions in Wuhan. This is opposed to the biosafety level 3 conditions in the U.S. Ralph Baric, who is a researcher at the University of Carolina, wrote, U.S. researchers will likely freak out if that were the case. The No Labels group said on Thursday that it would decline to field a presidential candidate in the 2024 election. The reason is that they failed to attract a high-profile centrist who is willing to go up against the two current candidates, including President Trump, in a statement that was sent out to allies. Nancy Jacobson, the group's CEO, said, No Labels has always said we would only offer our ballot line to a ticket if we could identify candidates with a credible path to winning the White House. No such candidate emerged, so the responsible course of action is for us to stand down. Joe Cunningham, the national political director for No Labels, who is a former Democratic congressman from South Carolina, said, Let me say, it's not for lack of trying. The short answer is that to field this ticket, No Labels was looking for a hero, and a hero never emerged. The organization has raised tens of millions of dollars in the past few months. Democrats have long feared that an unlabeled candidate would split Biden's coalition and help President Trump. The No Labels announcement leaves Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the only prominent outsider still seeking the presidency. Stephanie Speier, a spokesperson for Kennedy, said that the No Labels struggles were testimony to the stranglehold of the corrupt two-party duopoly on American democracy. Kennedy says that he has collected enough signatures to qualify for the fall ballot in five states. No Labels said it had qualified for the ballot in 21 states, but ultimately failed to convince top moderates in either party to work with them. Many Democratic and Republican candidates had publicly or privately rejected No Labels in the past few months. The list included Nikki Haley, Senator Joe Manchin, former Governor Larry Hogan, and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. Elon Musk recently issued an alarming warning. He believes that the current Russian-Ukraine war situation is a tragic waste of life for Ukraine, which lacks the ability to defend itself. Musk's post on X says, The longer the war goes on, the more territory Russia will gain until they hit the Dnipro, which is tough to overcome. However, if the war lasts long enough, Odessa will fall too. Musk is not the first person to make such an assessment of the battlefield in Ukraine. The Ukrainian front is indeed at great risk of collapse. Senior Ukrainian military officials say, The battle on the front line is so severe that wherever the Russians decide to concentrate their attack on Ukrainians' defenses, they will probably succeed. Musk also mentioned that Ukraine's defense capabilities are inadequate. He said that a year ago, his advice was to strengthen Ukraine's defenses and to use all resources for defense. Even so, it's difficult to keep the land because it does not have strong natural barriers. Finally, Musk hopes that Ukraine and Russia will be able to negotiate a truce and peace before Ukraine risks losing more land. On Thursday, Russia warned France that it hoped the French Secret Service had not been involved in the recent attack on the Moscow Concert Hall. This was according to a report from the Russian Defense Ministry. The attack, which was claimed by the extremists of the Islamic State group, left at least 144 people dead. However, President Emmanuel Macron has denounced Russia. Macron said that France had been in contact with the Kremlin because Paris had useful information to share about the origin and the organization of the attack. Macron said the comments by the Russian side were bizarre and threatening. He added that any suggestion that France might have been involved in the deadly attack were ridiculous. On Thursday, French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu and Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shygo had rare phone talks. This is because France is pulling out all the stops to host the Summer Olympic Games. After the threatening one-hour phone call between the nations, Macron warned that he had no doubt that Russia would try to disrupt the Olympics. The rare phone call between the Russian and French Defense Ministers revealed the gaping gulf between Moscow and Europe. After the talks between Lecornu and Shygo, Moscow said that readiness for dialogue on Ukraine was noted during the phone call. However, France immediately shot down that suggestion. Meanwhile, following the phone call, Alexander Gabuev, the director of the Carnegie Russian-Eurasian Center, said that France also needed to keep talking with Russia. This was to rule out any possible dangerous encounters in Ukraine. Gabuev said, in this sense, it's normal to maintain normal channels of communication through the military. He said that Moscow was interested in making it look like Western countries now want to negotiate with Russia, but it appears the West is still not interested. And that's a wrap for this episode. 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