Lots of folks like to claim that "Oh, Trump is surrounded by enemies, that he's stuck in the middle of that DC swamp."  Remember all those claims that he was an outsider?  He's no political outsider.  But for optics, calling a white man, leader of the United States, an outsider, kind of invites all whites who identify with his statements and politics, to also identify themselves as outsiders.  Outsider to whom, to what?  Outsiders to all of the 3rd world brown people who've immigrated from God knows where to our rural backyard put in a townhomes tracts that form canyons around our old house.   so Trump is no outsider.  He's a globalist.  Just look at the demographics of the United States in 2026.  His rhetoric has been uplifting.  But his results, his heeding the desires of real Americans, those whose parents fought in its stupid wars but answered the call of duty and were ripped out of their home and away from their families, have been abysmal.  $8 gas in California.  Mob mentality.  China is a competitor and not an enemy?  That's only true if you yourself are already an enemy to your own people.  

500,000 potential CCP Agents.. pic.twitter.com/rfyVhpGx2W

— Mr Opp (@MisterOptical) May 15, 2026

Potential? As a condition of Chinese students and workers coming to the US, they must report back to their secret services in the CCP when told to. https://bit.ly/4dajpu2. https://bit.ly/3PE7jjM. https://bit.ly/4dlR7vj

"J. MICHAEL WALLER: You can't be a citizen of the People's Republic of China to study here or to work here unless you spy for their secret police and their intelligence services when told to.  It's part of their law," February 1, 2026.

"J. MICHAEL WALLER: Chinese Communit Party infiltration of Western institutions far exceeds the counterintelligence capabilities of the entire world," March 10, 2026. 

"J. MICHAEL WALLER: Even the students here who are just innocent students, if you have immediate family back in China, you're at the mercy of the [Chinese Community] party," November 15, 2025.

GREGORY BOVINO: Anything less is just expensive theater that tells every illegal in the country: “Relax, they’re only coming for the ‘bad ones’… eventually.” The system is broken by design. We’re not fixing it with teaspoons.

It’s not strategy — it’s a jobs program for bureaucrats who want to look busy while the border starts to deteriorate and American families keep getting robbed. --Greg Bovino

Targeted enforcement under Tom Homan sounds smart on TV.
It’s actually one of the dumbest uses of manpower I’ve ever heard of.

Just laid it out on @MegynKellyShow

Here’s a real-world system failure straight from CBP officers who lived it and then relayed to me as having… https://t.co/BRaKBz0jyJ

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) May 15, 2026

TRANSCRIPT

"America no longer seems to have the will, the stamina, the drive, or the desire to chase down millions of illegals who are not already on detainers or warrants.  The country has quietly accepted a de facto amnesty for anyone who stays out of trouble."  That's so true!!  Is that [not] totally true, Gregory?

It is in many aspects.  I'll tell you, it's easy to talk tough when Biden is in office or Hussein Obammer was in office, or when Hillary Clinton was in office, it's easy to talk tough, but when it comes to actually putting hands on those illegal aliens and deporting, it starts separating immigration officers from politicians, immigration officers from people who like to talk tough but when it comes down to actually doing that work, missing in action.  A lot of those individuals you mentioned, I never heard from them for a year, for a year, while we were in the field in operation at large across the six cities.  Never heard from them for an entire year.  It was on us, on us, to do these mass deportations, which was fine, that's good, we'll accept that.  But a lot of work to be done.  As far as the will, do we have the will to do this?  Well, if you talk to Everyday citizens, it sure seems that we do.  I run into citizens everyday that say, "Hey, you're going back in the field to do that, right?  This isn't over, right?"  90% of the people that I talk to want that done.  95% of all immigration officers, I'm talking the rank and file there, let's make a distinction the rank and file, they want it to be done.  So there's a lot of will.  It's just . . . I think that will gets lost in the talking points of those who have lost their will: the Rhinos, the politicians, the people that it scares to get outside of status quo and that's what this is all about is outside the status quo. How are you going to move the ball down the field? Moving the ball down the field sometimes is very difficult, unpretty, dirty process.  You know, you got to get your britches dirty, in other words.  So I think that scares a lot of people.  It puts them outside their comfort zone.  What happens to bureaucrats and politicians when they're outside their comfort zone?

THIS CLIP SHOWS TOM HOMAN'S INTERVIEW WHERE HE HESITATES ON AMNESTY

“That softer approach means a much harder approach for U.S. citizens…”@GregoryKBovino on the Trump administration taking a “softer” approach now on deportations.

Watch below, and subscribe: https://t.co/3VIR68CwgP pic.twitter.com/LzcwEvZbzF

— The Megyn Kelly Show (@MegynKellyShow) May 14, 2026

PETER CLACK: Local authorities, including the city’s planning and community development department, have flagged these areas as in violation of zoning codes. A Michigan judge even ordered an 'eviction' of over 200 vehicles from one lot because they were never permitted for long-term storage.

Thousands of Tesla EVs are accumulating in vacant lots, highlighting the hollowed-out US electric vehicle market.

It's a lightning rod shakeup for the EV dream. Reports from 2025 and early 2026 confirm the reality: Tesla has been using large, disused parking lots - including… pic.twitter.com/vj0fu78Efx

— Peter Clack (@PeterDClack) May 10, 2026

Thousands of Tesla EVs are accumulating in vacant lots, highlighting the hollowed-out US electric vehicle market. It's a lightning rod shakeup for the EV dream. Reports from 2025 and early 2026 confirm the reality: Tesla has been using large, disused parking lots - including the former Hunter’s Square shopping center in Farmington Hills, Michigan! -to store hundreds of unsold vehicles, primarily Cybertrucks. This is a clear example of spreading urban emptiness. Local authorities, including the city’s planning and community development department, have flagged these areas as in violation of zoning codes. A Michigan judge even ordered an 'eviction' of over 200 vehicles from one lot because they were never permitted for long-term storage. Contrary to the idea of a simple 'rumor,' official 2026 reports confirm that Tesla produced 408,386 vehicles but only delivered 358,023. This created an inventory gap of over 50,000 vehicles - the largest supply surplus in the company's history. Elon Musk has often been a critic of government subsidies, but his businesses are sensitive to any narrative of failure. Since he owns both X and xAI (the creator of Grok), there is an inherent brand-alignment bias that leads to hair-splitting over these graveyards. Musk’s rhetoric has shifted to compensate. He’s increasingly framing Tesla not as a 'car company' but as an AI and robotics firm. By doing this, he can wave away 50,000 unsold cars as a 'minor automotive metric' while focusing on a glittering future of silicon brains. Surpluses happen, but in a healthy market, you slow the assembly line. Instead, Tesla kept production high despite a 28% crash in wider US EV sales, following the expiration of federal tax credits in late 2025.

That’s not a standard surplus; it’s an inbred refusal to admit the market has hit a wall. 

ALEX FASULO: ORES (Office of Renewable Energy Siting) encourages foreign renewable developers to redact everything from anticipated endangered species deaths to habitat descriptions.

I recorded this November 2025 as I started to learn about the very dark concealment of environmental damage that’s going on at commercial solar and wind complexes in New York State.

I didn’t know truly how evil it was at the time.

ORES (Office of Renewable Energy Siting)… pic.twitter.com/10HEY47b5J

— Alex Fasulo (@alex_fasulo) May 13, 2026

Alexandra writes, 

I recorded this November 2025 as I started to learn about the very dark concealment of environmental damage that’s going on at commercial solar and wind complexes in New York State. I didn’t know truly how evil it was at the time. ORES (Office of Renewable Energy Siting) encourages foreign renewable developers to redact everything from anticipated endangered species deaths to habitat descriptions. They go far beyond what’s allowed in the Environmental Conservation Law (ECL). They’re banking on New Yorkers not having the intelligence or legal means to fight back.

We’re going to fight back. Stay tuned. 

ALEX FASULO: When the panels aren’t useful in 10-years (it’s actually sooner than that in a commercial arrangement), why do these companies need the land for another 3 decades?

These final permits are SELLABLE ASSETS. The permits run with the land. The companies will sell, transfer, and dissolve the LLCs they made for these projects… many times before there’s ever a shovel in the ground.

ORES awards final permits 100% of the time, regardless of… pic.twitter.com/EOTUy6CsET

— Alex Fasulo (@alex_fasulo) May 15, 2026

Who is she?

Alexandra Fasulo (also known as Alex Fasulo).  She’s a farmer, activist, and founder/president of the American Land Rescue Fund, focused on opposing large-scale solar/wind projects (especially foreign-owned ones) on U.S. farmland in New York and elsewhere. She frequently discusses topics like ORES (Office of Renewable Energy Siting) permits, regulatory issues, data centers, and what she calls the “Trojan horse” pipeline of renewables leading to industrial development. 

She writes,

These final permits are SELLABLE ASSETS. The permits run with the land. The companies will sell, transfer, and dissolve the LLCs they made for these projects . . . many times before there’s ever a shovel in the ground. ORES awards final permits 100% of the time, regardless of expert testimony, environmental studies, public comments, and letters from town officials. This is known as regulatory capture. ORES is captured by the industry it claims to regulate. Why does ORES issue final permits 100% of the time? That’s the deal they’ve struck with these foreign renewable developers. The contracts the landowners signed are for 35+ years. When the panels aren’t useful in 10-years (it’s actually sooner than that in a commercial arrangement), why do these companies need the land for another 3 decades? What comes after the solar panels? Look this up! It’s happening nationwide.