[weston]

My dad always wore a belt, so Justice traveled with him and was swiftly applied.
I say justce because it was only applied when readily deserved.

[exit82]

Two new Q drops are up, #3405 and #3406.

https://qmap.pub/

I am warning you, the picture in drop #3405 represents a very ugly TRUTH, concerning the unborn.

Q tells us here that we are fed a narrative, and not the truth, from the media and social media giants.

An example is the trade in aborted fetuses, against the narrative that Planned Parenthood is good (another example: China is good), when the truth is horrific.

Q is right—these people are SICK and EVIL.

And they are Democrats.

[STARLIT]

NIKK..reporting from the Sewer.

Jonathan Swan(axios) ‏

As @maggieNYT first reported, and I've confirmed separately, Acosta is doing the press conference today at President Trump's urging. The TV critic in chief will be watching closely to see how well Acosta defends himself. As of now, staff think Trump won't fire him.

Jake Sherman ‏ (Politico)

Pelosi in caucus today: "So, again, you got a complaint? You come and talk to me about it. But do not tweet about our members and expect us to think that that is just ok. "

Dan Diamond(Politico) ‏

At kidney event, Trump ladles praise on CMS administrator Seema Verma, “who’s so outstanding, done such an incredible job.” Verma’s controversial with health advocates — for pushing Medicaid work requirements and attacking Medicare-for-All — but her standing with WH is v strong.

Philip Rucker ‏ (WashPost)

Trump’s July 4th extravaganza has bankrupted the DC government’s special fund that’s supposed to be used to protect the nation’s capital from terrorist threats, via @PeteJamison

Here is the Kim Darroch resignation pic.twitter.com/ACL2y8rMeb— Nicholas Watt (@nicholaswatt) July 10, 2019

Maggie Haberman ‏ (NYT Train rider) Acosta was pushed into doing press conference by POTUS, per ppl briefed. POTUS is following the news coverage closely. Acosta wants to defend self now but also has few fans in Mulvaney-run White House.

POTUS, ppl close to him have said, is monitoring the television closely. The more he sees Acosta name coming up in Epstein coverage, the less safe Acosta becomes.

Manu Raju ‏ (CNN)

Rep. Maxine Waters pressed Powell whether he would comply if he were to get a phone call from Trump alerting him he should pack up his stuff and go. "Of course, I would not do that," replied Powell.(The Frderal Reserve Chairman)

ABC NEWS

"We get to look him in the face today and see him in handcuffs," Wild said at one point during a series of exclusive interviews with ABC News. "We get to see him in jail. Finally, that day has come. So it was just nice to be able to share it with somebody, you know, look at you [Licata] and say 'OK, today's our day.'" "I started crying because, I just felt overwhelmed with so many emotions," she said later. "I never felt like the U.S. Attorney was on my side," she added, referring to U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, the former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida – who the women and others claims cut a sweetheart deal with Epstein that allowed him to serve a 13-month sentence in a private wing of the Palm Beach County jail, where he was allowed out for work release, 12 hours a day, six days a week. Licata, who was 16 at the time of her first and only alleged encounter with Epstein, told ABC News that when she saw the disgraced, shackled Epstein marched into the courtroom, she experienced a moment of panic.