🚨This is an absolute outrage. At least a million hardworking Californians have fled the state over the last decade because they can’t afford the sky-high gas, electric, insurance and housing bills. But illegal immigrants are welcomed with freebies while Gavin Newsom turned a surplus into tens of billions of debt.

But Newsom allows Chinese gangsters to run pot farms with illegal toxic fertilizer/chemicals in some of California’s most beautiful and pristine land, as reported yesyerday by @christopherrufo @StrackHaley. This is his California way:

🚨🚨BREAKING: Secret Service Agent Marquez Pinder was arrested and charged today with five felonies in a near-fatal hazing incident that took place in April, according to court documents. In June, I exclusively reported that a Secret Service agent was put on administrative leave and was being investigated by local authorities in Miami for a hazing incident that caused severe damage to a pledge's kidneys and required immediate hospitalization. See full original @RCPolitics story below. Pinder, 29, who was booked in a Miami jail today, faces felony charges of hazing, attempted manslaughter and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. I'll include those records below. Many current and retired agents have argued that the agency’s ongoing DEI issues and lowering of hiring standards, as well as manpower shortages in recent years have weakened the agency’s ability to prevent or respond properly to multiple assassination attempts against President Trump. The Secret Service safely protected a heavily fortified rescheduled White House Correspondents Dinner on Friday. Agency leadership instituted several new security measures and checkpoints never before used for that particular event along with a scaled-back guest list of 700 compared to the usual 3,000 attendees, On April 25, during the originally scheduled dinner, would-be assassin Cole Tomas Allen shot past a security checkpoint at dinner. Allen tripped before he was apprehended by the Secret Service 45 yards from the stairs leading to the ballroom where the dinner was being held.

🚨Re-upping this very real and documented story about the Secret Service having to deal with one of Hunter Biden's privileged kids and the fallout that occurred to one agent's career when he decided to push back just a little. Revisiting this in light of the unfair reporting criticizing @VP Vance for supposedly acting "privileged" for trying to accompany his son to his golf lesson. Hey, according to Jennifer Siebel Newsom, fathers need to up their game when it comes to raising their children and spending time with them -- no matter their day job.

Re: the Secret Service agent placed on leave for leaking information about working on @VP J.D. Vance's detail -- I have a nuanced opinion about it. There's a very fine legal line between whistleblowing and leaking sensitive, classified information. I'm offering this with caveats because I'm not a lawyer specializing in federal whistleblowing law. That said, I have worked with Secret Service whistleblowers for more than a decade. I believe information about the vice presidential detail being overworked and stretched too thin in the story about VP JD Vance's Secret Service team that broke last week was protected whistleblowing speech, but there are other elements of that story that likely are just gratuitous griping and disclosures that do not constitute protected speech. Because the agent has now been placed on administrative leave, the lawyers will hash it out. But when I write stories about the Secret Service, the military or other federal law enforcement agencies, I take special care not to disclose classified or sensitive scheduling issues and stick to reform issues that need addressing and actually jeopardize protectees and national security. I've reported the same thing -- that the agents on Vance's detail are suffering serious morale problems -- for more than a year. This Secret Service leadership team, headed by Sean Curran, has spent an inordinate amount of time on witch hunts to find and punish my sources -- even dedicating one non-agent to the full-time task of trying to find them -- and polygraphing many agents and others at the USSS to try to ferret them out. This is a ridiculous use of government time and taxpayer funds -- especially when many reforms -- such as raising hiring and training standards for agents and UD officers -- are going unaddressed. Yet, other details of the leak last week appear to be gratuitous partisan slams against Vance for being a very active and essential vice president and having young children that the USSS needs to protect. Kamala Harris did not travel internationally or domestically half as much as Vance does. Yet, instead of placing more agents on the VP's detail to relieve the stress, the Secret Service leadership was simply ignoring a major morale issue. Of course, the agency has suffered manpower issues for years, so simply placing more agents on the detail is easier said than done. Still - there was a dire need for more agents on Vance's detail -- and the Secret Service leadership should have done whatever it takes to make that happen -- draw from Secret Service field offices around the country, DHS, and other federal agencies. At the very least, Curran and his leadership team should have sat down with the vice president and the second lady and addressed some of the detail's concerns about Vance's frequent use of OTRs (quick, last-minute changes in scheduling known as off-the-records) and the burden that puts on the Secret Service. Here's the gratuitous part of the leaks: Part of the story included information that Vance requested a Marine One trip to Joint Base Andrews for himself and his son so his son could get to a golf lesson. What public good did leaking that element serve? And the reporters included an estimated hourly pricetag of $16,000 to $24,000 for operating Marine One -- that was just a partisan slam. Marine One has to be flown regularly every week -- what does it matter that Vance was planning to take it to Joint Base Andrews to accompany his son to his golf lesson? That should not have been leaked -- it was leaked to embarrass Vance - not to provide a public good. After all, isn't Jennifer Siebel Newsom always pushing this idea that fathers need to take part in raising children far more than they typically do in the U.S.? Why should a USSS agent be disclosing the decision to use Marine One so Vance can accompany his son to a golf lesson - what public good is that serving?

🚨🚨@RCPolitucs EXCLUSIVE: A Secret Service Agent is Under Criminal Investigation for Role in Fraternity Hazing/Paddling Incident Thaf Was So Severe it Sent a Pledge to the Hospital with Harm to his Kidneys, according to three Secret Service sources. In a separate imcident, a different agent is under investigation for getting caught in an undercover police sting operation involving illegal drigs, the sources tell me. The incidents, both involving young agents, underscore ongoing concerns in Congress and the federal law enforcement community that the Secret Service has failed to implement reforms to address long-running personnel issues, including the lowering of standards in hiring. DEI and nepotism. Citing RealClearPolitics’ reporting, Sen. Marsha Blackburn @MarshaSays has demanded an immediate audit of every employee on the agency’s payroll, demanding that the agency “root out the rot.” Many current and retired agents have argued that the Secret Service’s ongoing issues have weakened the agency’s ability to prevent or respond properly to multiple assassination attempts against President Trump. FULL STORY BELOW:

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