⚠️ Biden to replace dollar with digital ❞spyware❞ currency❓

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Haberman writes that he asked aides around him to take off their masks, and that he advised then New York governor Andrew Cuomo to not talk about the virus on TV. "Don't make such a big deal out of this," Mr Trump said to Mr Cuomo, according to the book. "You're going to make it a problem." 4) Trump mentioned his property in UK PM meeting Haberman's book details several encounters between Mr Trump and world leaders. For instance, in his first meeting with then UK Prime Minister Theresa May, Mr Trump spoke about abortion, saying "some people are pro-life, some people are pro-choice. Imagine if some animals with tattoos raped your daughter and she got pregnant?" He then changed the subject in a conversation on Northern Ireland to discuss how to block an offshore wind project from being set up near his property. 5) Trump asked Giuliani to "do anything" to overturn 2020 election When it became apparent that Mr Trump was losing the 2020 election to US President Joe Biden, he called former New York City mayor and his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani. "Okay, Rudy, you're in charge. Go wild, do anything you want. I don't care," Mr Trump said, after other lawyers refused to go as far as he has requested in his bid to overturn the election results. "My lawyers are terrible," he said to Mr Giuliani, according to the book. He also frequently berated White House counsel Pat Cipollone. The book reveals that at the time, Mr Trump was enamoured with conspiracy theories and sought out lawyers that his own advisers felt were deluded. 6) Trump came up with a taxes excuse on the fly On a plane while campaigning in 2016, Mr Trump was asked by his campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and his press secretary Hope Hicks to address his refusal to release his tax returns - an issue they saw as a problem for Mr Trump's White House bid. Haberman writes that Mr Trump responded by leaning back before snapping to a sudden thought: "Well, you know my taxes are under audit, I always get audited," he said. "So what I mean is, well I could just say, 'I'll release them when I'm no longer under audit. 'Cause I'll never not be under audit." Since Richard Nixon, every US president has voluntarily released their tax returns. A 2020 New York Times investigation has since revealed that Mr Trump paid $750 (£662) in federal income taxes the year he became president. 7) Trump flushed documents down a White House toilet When Mr Trump was in office, White House staff periodically discovered that the toilet was clogged with printed paper and believed he had flushed documents. He also allegedly tore up documents, which contravenes the Presidential Records Act - a law that says documents created or received by a president are the property of the US government and are to be handled by the US National Archives once the presidency ends. The details are revealed amid wider allegations of missing documents from Mr Trump's White House levelled by the National Archives. Mr Trump also faces a criminal investigation by the Department of Justice for keeping government records at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida after leaving office. [Matt Insley]( Dear American, On March 9, President Biden quietly signed the death warrant on American freedom. Few people paid attention when he enacted [Executive Order 14067](. Buried in his Order is [one specific sentence]( I predict will be remembered as the first move… …in the most treacherous act by a sitting President in the history of our republic. Because it could set the stage for… Legal government surveillance of all US citizens… Total control over your bank accounts and purchases… And the ability to silence all dissenting voices for good. It’s already underway. While we still have time… [>>Go here to see the truth about Biden’s Executive Order 14067.]( To our freedom, Best [Signature] Matt Insley Publisher, Paradigm Press P.S. Part of Biden’s order calls for urgent research into a digital “spyware” currency which could eventually replace the U.S. dollar. Like crypto, but 24-7 trackable and traceable. 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