Trump Orders Curb on Virus Research. And that’s a good thing.
Now that we have real medical, scientists, and lay people in charge, this should bring an end to the US financing bioweapons made in other countries. Tony the Fauch and Collins were using NIH funds for this research. And what are they stoping? “Gain-of-function” experiments. These experiments create deadly viruses (like COVID) THEN CREATE A VACCINE THAT THEY HOPE WILL WORK.
Spending money in the USA.
49 major investments from prominent companies in a wide swath of sectors, including tech, pharmaceuticals, energy, and more.
Softbank, OpenAI, and Oracle $500 Billion Technology & AI AI infrastructure (Project Stargate)
NVIDIA $500 Billion Technology & AI AI infrastructure and supercomputers
Apple $500 Billion Technology & AI Manufacturing and training
IBM $150 Billion Technology & AI Growth and manufacturing operations
Johnson & Johnson $55 Billion Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Manufacturing, R&D, and technology
Genentech (Roche) $50 Billion Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Manufacturing and R&D
Eli Lilly and Company $27 Billion Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Manufacturing capacity expansion
ADQ and Energy Capital Partners $25 Billion Energy & Environment Data centers and energy infrastructure
Novartis $23 Billion Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Manufacturing facility expansion
Hyundai $21 Billion Manufacturing & Industry Steel plant and other investments
DAMAC Properties $20 Billion Real Estate Development Data center expansion
CMA CGM $20 Billion Transportation & Logistics Shipping and logistics
VentureGlobal $18 Billion Energy & Environment Expansion of transportation equipment
AbbVie $10 Billion Pharmaceuticals & Biotech U.S. manufacturing expansion
Merck $9 Billion Pharmaceuticals & Biotech U.S. manufacturing
Stellantis $5 Billion Manufacturing & Industry Manufacturing network
Novelis $4.1 Billion Manufacturing & Industry Construction of a plant in southern Alabama
Amazon $4 Billion Ecommerce & Cloud Computing AI expansion in cloud division
Thermo Fisher Scientific $2 Billion Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Manufacturing operations and innovation
Chobani $1.7 Billion Manufacturing & Industry Dairy processing plant in New York
Corning, Inc. $1.5 Billion Manufacturing & Industry Solar component plant in Michigan
GE Aerospace $1 Billion Manufacturing & Industry
Manufacturing across 16 states
Amgen $900 Million Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Manufacturing operations
Schneider Electric $700 Million Energy & Environment Energy infrastructure
GE Vernova $600 Million Technology & AI Manufacturing
AIP Management $500 Million Technology & AI Solar developer investment
Abbott Labs $500 Million Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Manufacturing expansion in Illinois and Texas
Diageo $415 Million Food & Beverage Manufacturing in Alabama
The Bel Group $350 Million Food & Beverage Production facilities in SD, Idaho, & Wisconsin
Eaton Corporation $340 Million Manufacturing & Industry Transformers facility in South Carolina
Siemens $285 Million Technology & AI AI data centers and manufacturing
Clasen Quality Chocolate $230 Million Manufacturing & Industry Production facility in Virginia
Fiserv $175 Million Technology & AI Strategic fintech hub
Paris Baguette $160 Million Food & Beverage Manufacturing plant in Texas
TS Conductor $134 Million Manufacturing & Industry Advanced conductor manufacturing in South Carolina
ABB $120 Million Manufacturing & Industry Low-voltage product expansion in Tennessee and Mississippi
Saica Group $110 Million Manufacturing & Industry Packaging manufacturing in Indiana
Charms, LLC $97.7 Million Manufacturing & Industry Expansion in Tennessee
Toyota Motor Corporation $88 Million Transportation & Logistics Hybrid production in West Virginia
Sygene International $36.5 Million Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Biologics facility in Baltimore
Asahi Group Holdings $35 Million Food & Beverage Production boost in Wisconsin
Cyclic Materials $20 Million Energy & Environment Rare earth elements recycling in Arizona
Guardian Bikes $19 Million Manufacturing & Industry Bike frame manufacturing in Indiana
LGM Pharma $6 Million Pharmaceuticals & Biotech Manufacturing facility expansion in Texas
That doesn’t even include the U.S. investments pledged by foreign countries:
United Arab Emirates announced a $1.4 trillion investment in the U.S. over the next decade.
Saudi Arabia announced it intends to invest $600 billion in the U.S. over the next four years.
Japan announced a $1 trillion investment in the U.S.
Taiwan announced a pledge to boost its U.S.-based investment.
No Virginia, Warrants are not always needed when searching for the undocumented illegals.
I’m sure by now you heard about a judge in Wisconsin lied to ICE who was at the courthouse to arrest a criminal’
Here’s what’s really disturbing about the judge. The illegal was arrested for domestic abuse. So instead of at the very least turn him over to the local officials, the judge released this person then liked to ICE.
Yes Virginia, Obama was the one who OKed Russian takeover of Crimea.
Revisionists are trying to claim that Obama had nothing to do with Russia and it’s annexation of Crimea. But what about this? In February and March 2014, Russia invaded the Crimean Peninsula, part of Ukraine, and then annexed it.
But what happened before that? The great plot.
https://youtu.be/MNxEDomUlXw
“Pool” videotape provided more information about the conversation between the two leaders:
Obama: This is my last election…After my election I have more flexibility.
Medvedev: I understand. I will transmit this information to Vladimir.
Short and sweet. Bill and the President.
Bill’s take on his meeting.
By Joseph A. Wulfsohn , Brian Flood Fox News.
NBCUniversal, the parent company of NBC News and MSNBC (the latter is currently being spun off as a separate company), settled the $30 million lawsuit filed by Georgia gynecologist Dr. Mahendra Amin. Amin who was the subject of a report claiming he performed unnecessary hysterectomies at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) center.
Both parties struck the settlement in February, but the lawsuit was officially dismissed Friday in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia. The terms of the settlement were not publicly disclosed.
“We are pleased that Dr. Amin is able to move on from his years-long litigation against NBCUniversal,” Amin’s attorneys, Stacey Evans and Scott Grubman, told Fox News Digital. “It is unfortunate that he had to sue to get confirmation of what was known all along—that he did not perform mass hysterectomies on women detained at Irwin County Detention Center. We are glad that the judge found those statements false as a matter of law because, in fact, Dr. Amin performed only two hysterectomies, both of which were medically necessary and consented to by the patients.”
“Dr. Amin is a dedicated physician who has dedicated his entire career to serving underserved communities. The recklessness of NBCUniversal to try to paint him as an evil doctor was disgusting and we are glad they finally settled the case,” they added.
Representatives from NBCUniversal and MSNBC did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
Rachel Maddow and Jacob Soboroff were expected to be called as witnesses in a jury trial previously scheduled for April 22, 2025, in Waycross, Georgia. (MSNBC/Screen grab)
Amin was the subject of an NBC News article in September 2020, which cited a whistleblower’s claim that he was performing unneeded hysterectomies while providing medical care to women detained at the Irwin County Detention Center.
MSNBC quickly followed with a series of on-air reports on “Deadline: White House,” “All In with Chris Hayes” and “The Rachel Maddow Show,” all running with the “uterus collector” label for Amin.
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Amin filed a lawsuit against parent company NBCUniversal, alleging he was falsely portrayed as “an abusive, unethical, and dishonest physician who treated and operated on immigrant women in an abusive fashion, without consent, and motivated by profit instead of quality healthcare.”
Judge Lisa Godbey Wood of the Southern District of Georgia previously ruled that a jury could reasonably find actual malice and the trial was set to begin April 22, in Waycross, Georgia. In light of the settlement agreement, the court canceled the scheduled trial.
“NBC investigated the whistleblower letter’s accusations; that investigation did not corroborate the accusations and even undermined some; NBC republished the letter’s accusations anyway,” Judge Wood wrote last year in a 108-page summary.
MSNBC is heading to trial in a $30 million “uterus collector
Amin believed “false and defamatory” statements published with actual malice that caused him significant damage were said six times on “Deadline: White House,” seven times on “All in with Chris Hayes” and 10 times on “The Rachel Maddow Show.”
“We are pleased that Dr. Amin is able to move on from his years-long litigation against NBCUniversal,” Amin’s attorneys, Stacey Evans and Scott Grubman, told Fox News Digital. “It is unfortunate that he had to sue to get confirmation of what was known all along—that he did not perform mass hysterectomies on women detained at Irwin County Detention Center. We are glad that the judge found those statements false as a matter of law because, in fact, Dr. Amin performed only two hysterectomies, both of which were medically necessary and consented to by the patients.”
“Dr. Amin is a dedicated physician who has dedicated his entire career to serving underserved communities. The recklessness of NBCUniversal to try to paint him as an evil doctor was disgusting and we are glad they finally settled the case,” they added.
Representatives from NBCUniversal and MSNBC did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
Rachel Maddow and Jacob Soboroff were expected to be called as witnesses in a jury trial previously scheduled for April 22, 2025, in Waycross, Georgia. (MSNBC/Screen grab)
Amin was the subject of an NBC News article in September 2020, which cited a whistleblower’s claim that he was performing unneeded hysterectomies while providing medical care to women detained at the Irwin County Detention Center.
MSNBC quickly followed with a series of on-air reports on “Deadline: White House,” “All In with Chris Hayes” and “The Rachel Maddow Show,” all running with the “uterus collector” label for Amin.
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Amin filed a lawsuit against parent company NBCUniversal, alleging he was falsely portrayed as “an abusive, unethical, and dishonest physician who treated and operated on immigrant women in an abusive fashion, without consent, and motivated by profit instead of quality healthcare.”
Judge Lisa Godbey Wood of the Southern District of Georgia previously ruled that a jury could reasonably find actual malice and the trial was set to begin April 22, in Waycross, Georgia. In light of the settlement agreement, the court canceled the scheduled trial.
“NBC investigated the whistleblower letter’s accusations; that investigation did not corroborate the accusations and even undermined some; NBC republished the letter’s accusations anyway,” Judge Wood wrote last year in a 108-page summary.
Amin believed “false and defamatory” statements published with actual malice that caused him significant damage were said six times on “Deadline: White House,” seven times on “All in with Chris Hayes” and 10 times on “The Rachel Maddow Show.”
Oh you poor baby. Woman child Emhoff crying that his law firm will work with President Trump.
Hey Doug, you’re just employed there because of who your wife is.
In Trump’s post regarding the agreement with Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP, the president detailed some of the actions to be taken by the firm.
“Willkie will provide a total of at least $100 Million Dollars in pro bono Legal Services, during the Trump Administration, and beyond, to causes that President Trump and Willkie both support, in relation to the following areas: Assisting Veterans and other Public Servants including, among others, members of the Military, Gold Star families, Law Enforcement, and First Responders; Ensuring fairness in our Justice System; and Combatting Antisemitism,” his Truth Social post read.
One law, One Page. Roll back all state EPA LAWS THAT ARE STRICTER THAN FEDERAL LAW. Part 28.
States (Mostly Blue) have passed their own laws that are stricter than Federal Law. I would pass a law that would put states in line with the Federal Laws.
Example. If Federal Law for milage is 25mpg., then states cannot pass higher restrictions.
What part of being a probationary employee don’t these folks understand?
For some reason folks don’t comprehend that if you’re a probationary employee you can be let go. No reason isn’t needed. But yet you have the deadbeats crying the blues.
I saw where a person had about six months on the job and went and bought a house. Why would you do something like that?
Even Union workers can be fired or laid off if still on probation. I went through that with several jobs I had as a union employee. I made my probationary period, but when layoffs came the youngest in seniority were the first to go.
Drill baby drill. Millions brought in with leases on public land.
In the first three months of the Trump administration, $40 million dollars in lease permits were granted on public land.
The leases have a one-decade lifespan and “as long thereafter as there is production of oil and gas in paying quantities.”
The feds will are also entitled to a 16.67% royalty.
