The Election Interfering 60 Minutes interview with Kamala Harris, which aired on CBS just before Election Day and deep into Early Voting, turned out to be much worse than expected, with her answers being unlawfully fixed, manipulated, and doctored throughout by CBS, in order to try and make Kamala appear at least somewhat coherent. The full transcript, which 60 Minutes, CBS, and Paramount tried to hide from the American People, and refused to release until after I was already Inaugurated, and they were ordered to do so by the Federal Communications Commission, shows that the “interview” was nothing but fake, corrupt, anti-Trump propaganda. On top of that, in a total slap in the face to anyone who believes in TRUTH and Honest Journalism, this Fake News Puff Piece has now been nominated for an award by the totally discredited Emmys. Did 60 Minutes and its Corporate Parents apply to get an Emmy for an illegally falsified interview, or did other Fake Outlets nominate them for this dubious “honor”? These antics are why the American People have no trust in the Press, and demand that the Media, very much including 60 Minutes, CBS, and its owners, be held responsible for their corruption and lies, which is exactly what we are doing in Court!
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Before post: $1,827.70
TRUMP
Before post: $10.87
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Before post: $5,232.74
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Outside trading hours🤖 AI Thoughts:
Trump's latest media-bashing rant triggered the market equivalent of a shrug with extra steps. The S&P 500 dipped a negligible 0.02% in the first minute, then rallied 0.16% over 10 minutes, mirroring the Dow’s 0.17% climb—proof that Wall Street treats Trump’s legal theatrics like background noise. Bitcoin and Ethereum wobbled briefly before inching up 0.22% and 0.17%, respectively, while the TRUMP token recovered from a 0.18% drop to gain 0.37%, because irony loves company. Europe’s STOXX50 barely flinched, down 0.08% initially before flatlining, as if to say "this is your circus, not ours." Compared to past tirades, this post was milder market poison: a similar April 30th post sent the Dow down 0.43%, while a late-April poll-related tweet juiced the TRUMP token by 1.5%. Volatility remains well within "Monday morning commute" levels, suggesting traders now file Trump’s legal threats under "entertainment expenses." Nothing says "stable markets" like allegations of election interference and Emmy fraud sparking less movement than a stale bagel.