PANIC IN D.C. — Within the same 24-hour time frame of President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden being charged with lying to the FBI on a background check form in order to purchase a firearm, Hunter's legal team at Winston & Strawn LLP is allegedly suing Marco Polo founder and former Trump White House aide, Garrett Ziegler. While at the White House, Ziegler worked for Trump's former trade advisor, Peter Navarro. It is worth noting that Navarro is currently on trial in Washington for defying a subpoena from the sham January 6 select committee. The targeting of Trump affiliates including Navarro, Ziegler, and War Room host Steve Bannon is widely seen as a continuation of the politically motivated "Witch Hunt" initiated during the Obama administration. Hunter's legal team is accusing Ziegler of illegally publishing private photos, emails and other materials that came from Hunter Biden's hard drive.  The move comes just as House Republicans, led by Speaker Kevin McCarthy, officially launched an impeachment probe against Hunter's father, President Joe Biden. Ziegler has published highly detailed and factual findings on Hunter Biden's laptop, which heavily exposes the criminal activity of the Biden family syndicate. Ziegler and unidentified researchers at Marco Polo have meticulously combed through receipts, emails, and paper trails that highlight Hunter Biden's business dealings with the Ukrainian energy firm, Burisma, and Kazakhstanian oligarchs, among other activities. In 1997, a fictional movie called, Wag the Dog was released, which detailed how Hollywood producers and government "fixers" work hand-in-hand to cover up scandals and crimes by creating colossal distractions and diversions. The term "wag the dog" has been widely used in political arenas to describe the theorized intentions behind potential distraction events. Considering the due diligence of Marco Polo founder Garrett Ziegler, it is no coincidence where the dots connect regarding the timeline of Hunter Biden's legal pursuits against his exposers. A subject matter expert in the Biden crime family, Ziegler has proven himself as a force to be reckoned with, bolstering a new wave of sleuths across the world in the collective effort to uncover the truth that is often concealed from the public eye. As a result of Marco Polo's work, in the last few years, a variety of journalists and writers have emerged in the space to call into question the network surrounding the questionably elected president, both on the social platforms Telegram and X, formerly know as Twitter. The Marco Polo includes links to a range of photos, text messages, emails and other documents derived from the laptop believed to be owned by Hunter Biden.  CBS News reported that, "The 13-page lawsuit from Winston & Strawn LLP alleges that Ziegler and others violated federal and California privacy laws by "accessing, tampering with, manipulating, altering, copying and damaging computer data" from Hunter Biden's purported laptop and iPhone cloud storage without consent.  The lawsuit details how Ziegler and unnamed defendants allegedly obtained sensitive materials by hacking into encrypted data on Hunter Biden's devices and uploading them to Ziegler's website, where it remains public. In the lawsuit, Hunter Biden's lawyers assert that the defendants had refused requests to "cease their unlawful activity" and return private data belonging to the president's son." Garrett commented, "I nor the nonprofit, Marco Polo, have been served with a lawsuit — but the one I read [on Wednesday] out of the Central District of California should embarrass Winston & Strawn LLP. It's not worth the paper it's written on" Ziegler told CBS News in a statement. "Apart from the numerous state and federal laws and regulations which protect authors like me and the publishing that Marco Polo does, it's not lost on us that Joe's son filed this SLAPP one day after a so-called Impeachment Inquiry into his father was announced. The president's son is a disgrace to our great nation." The reference to a SLAPP suit (a strategic lawsuit against public participation) alludes to a California law providing penalties for filing a lawsuit intended to chill the exercise of the rights to petition and free speech." It should come as no surprise that, in addition to Winston & Strawn LLP allegedly suing Garrett Ziegler, Hunter Biden's legal team also sued John Paul Mac Isaac, the Delaware-based computer repairman who turned in the Hunter Biden laptop, for "invasion of privacy for allegedly accessing and distributing Biden's private computer data in 2019. Attorneys for Biden also requested that the Justice Department investigate Isaac, Ziegler and others for allegedly violating Delaware laws by distributing data from Biden's personal device." According to John Paul Mac Isaac, he obtained the information from Biden's laptop legally because Biden allegedly dropped it off in April 2019 and never returned. Mac Isaac waited 90 days and then considered the laptop to be abandoned.  In the most recent alleged suit against Garrett Ziegler, Hunter Biden's legal team is seeking a jury trial, damages, an injunction that would prevent access or tampering with Biden's data and the return of any materials obtained unlawfully.  Yesterday, former Arizona governor candidate Kari Lake released the first episode of her eponymous show, wherein she interviewed Ziegler on the "Laptop from Hell." Read More.

Hunter Biden has been indited on gun charges in the state of Delaware. Read More.

Senator Mitt Romney (UT-R) has announced he will not be running for reelection in the U.S. Senate. On Wednesday, Senator Romney shared a video to his own profile on X. He said, "I've spent my last 25 years in public service of one kind or another. At the end of another term, I'd be in my mid-eighties. Frankly, it's time for a new generation of leaders. They're the one that need to make the decisions that will shape the world they will be living in." Read More.

This morning, CNN reported that the White House sent a letter to top US news executives urging them to intensify their scrutiny of House Republicans after Speaker Kevin McCarthy launched an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.  Spokesperson for the White House Counsels Office, Ian Sams, wrote, "It’s time for the media to ramp up its scrutiny of House Republicans for opening an impeachment inquiry based on lies." A White House official familiar with the matter says Biden's administration sent the letter to organizations, including the CNN, the Associated Press, CBS News, Fox News, The New York Times, and others. The White House insists that the impeachment inquiry has no supporting evidence, despite non-profit research group Marco Polo's extensive reporting on Hunter Biden's laptop, among other findings. In the last several months, investigations by the GOP House Oversight Committee and the House Judiciary Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government have exposed the Biden crime family corruption through receipts, letters, and other sources. Rep. Jim Jordan (OH-R) and Rep. James Comer (KY-R) have led this charge. Read More.

According to Libby Emmons of The Post Millennial, a report from SoundInvestigations.com reveals that Pornhub CEO Mike Farley found a loophole around the age verification process for explicit, pornographic content. Farley says when videos are uploaded to the porn site with faces blurred out, Pornhub does not verify the ages of those in the videos. An undercover reported for Sound Investigations recorded Pornhub CEO Mike Farley over dinner, who revealed that Pornhub site executives are aware of this loophole, and human traffickers and rapists are allegedly using this loophole of bypassing age verification to "make a lot of money." The story was first reported by Sound Investigations journalist, Arden Young. Watch the undercover video here. It's worth noting that PornHub's parent company, MindGeek, is based out of Quebec, Canada. Sound Investigations asked Farley what would happen "if the government was to find out about this loophole. What would they do?" "I don't know," Farley said, "They're not going to do sh*t. They'll do nothing." Farley says only the person who is uploading the videos to Pornhub has to provide an ID for age verification. Additionally, Farley told Sound Investigations that he, and his boss Ramsey Belmaaza, have brought up this concern to officers of the company, but that those officers do not want to hear about it. Read Libby Emmons' full story at The Post Millennial. Read More.

On Tuesday, Republican U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced the launched of an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden, officially sending Congress into an effort to remove the corruption-filled president following two impeachments of former President Donald Trump. McCarthy's move follows months of the GOP House Oversight Committee's findings into the shady business dealings and power-peddling of the Biden crime family. Upcoming hearings from the House of Representatives could avenge Trump after what many consider to be the stolen Presidential election of 2020. As the impeachment probe of Joe Biden was launched, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius wrote in a surprising piece that Biden should not run for reelection, insisting that the now-president should have stopped Hunter Biden from joining the board of a Ukrainian energy company, Burisma, while he was Vice President. Read More.

IOWA — Donald J. Trump visited "the great state of Iowa" on Saturday to attend the Iowa State vs. Iowa football game. Crowds of supporters gathered around the former president as he made his way through Jack Trice Stadium in Ames. Prior to the game, Trump enjoyed quality time with hundreds of members of Iowa State University fraternity house Alpha Gamma Rho, flipping hamburgers and throwing autographed footballs into the crowd. Speaking to Right Side Broadcasting Network, the former president said "I guess the youth likes Trump." Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis also attended the rivalry game in Ames with Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, who has not yet endorsed a candidate. Read More.

Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic, 36, defeated Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev in the U.S. Open Men's Final on Sunday night. With his 6-3, 7-6, 6-3 win over Daniil Medvedev, Djokovic won his fourth US Open trophy and his 24th Grand Slam title overall, per Yahoo Sports. Djokovic has made waves by previously asking American authorities for special permission to enter the United States to play tennis tournaments in California and Florida earlier in 2023 despite being unvaccinated. Speaking of his victory, The Guardian reported: “I don’t know where to start,” Djokovic says. “It obviously means the world to me. I’m kind of repeating myself but I have to say it every time: I’m really living my childhood dream to compete at the highest level in the sport that has given me and my family so much. Coming from very difficult circumstances and adversities, during the 90s, a couple of wars in our country, and being able to push through. Especially for my parents, giving a lot of sacrifice to support me to play. I love you so much.” He continues: “To support me to play the sport, which is a very expensive sport. At that time, very expensive, not accessible, not affordable. But I fell in love with the tennis. No one has played tennis in my family before. It was quite a choice I must say. But incredible resilience, just belief from my parents and all the people around me. All these years, my wife, my kids, my team, everyone that is there. This is your trophy as much as it is mine. This is your success. I love you.” Following his win, Djokovic paid tribute to his late friend, basketball legend Kobe Bryant: "Kobe was a close friend. ... 24 is the jersey that he wore when he became a legend ... so I thought it could be a nice symbolic thing to acknowledge him for all the things he's done." Read More.

In a highly anticipated interview, last night Tucker Carlson interviewed Larry Sinclair, alleged gay lover of former president Barack Obama. During the interview, Sinclair details how he first met Obama in 1999 in Chicago by way of his limousine driver. Sinclair was visiting Chicago for his godson's graduation, and was looking to "party and do drugs." As the interview progresses, Sinclair tells Tucker how he performed sexual acts on then-Illinois Senator Obama (IL-13) between the evening of November 6, 1999 in a limo and November 7, 1999 while staying at the Comfort Inn in Gurnee, Illinois. According to Sinclair, the pair was intimate while snorting and smoking crack cocaine together. Sinclair claims he was unaware that Obama was a senator, and recalls the moment he saw the former president walk across the stage in 2004 to announce his presidential run. "I was in Mexico and hit the floor laughing [in disbelief]." The full interview is available to watch on @TuckerCarlson account on "X", the platform formerly known as Twitter. Carlson has a series of interviews he has shared to the public called "Tucker on X". Former President Donald Trump and provocateur Andrew Tate are among the previous guests. Read More.

After being booed out of his film screening, Woody Allen, 87, leaves Venice Film Festival in Italy alongside his wife Soon-Yi Previn, 52, who is his ex-girlfriend's adopted daughter. The Daily Mail reported that, "The couple's relationship has been mired by controversy as Soon-Yi is the adopted daughter of Woody's ex-girlfriend Mia Farrow. Mia and Woody began dating in 1979, but 13 years later their relationship ended when Woody, then 55, and Soon-Yi, then 21, were caught having an affair. Woody and his family were at Venice Film Festival for the premiere and first official screening of his film Coup De Chance." The festival was overshadowed by booing from opposition over allegations that he sexually assaulted his adoptive daughter, Dylan Farrow, which he vehemently denies. A group of protesters marched by Allen, chanting in Italian: 'We are the loud and fierce shout of all the bodies that no longer have a voice.' Allen's film Coup De Chance will unlikely be screened in the US after Hollywood cut ties with him following his daughter's allegations. Read More.

The question remains whether U.S. Attorney David Weiss, now a special counsel, will testify in three weeks before the House Judiciary Committee in connection to the Hunter Biden investigation. The Washington Examiner has reported that the Justice Department blocked other witnesses from complying with congressional subpoenas in House Republican probes into the Biden crime family. Two days before Hunter Biden’s plea deal imploded at a court hearing, the Justice Department offered to make Weiss available for a public hearing before the House Judiciary Committee as soon as Sept. 27. “While testimony at this early juncture must be appropriately limited to protect the ongoing matter and important confidentiality interests, the Department acknowledges your stated interest in addressing aspects of this matter in the near term,” Assistant Attorney General Carlos Uriarte wrote to GOP committee chairmen on July 24. Weiss's appointment as special counsel was made after Hunter Biden’s unfortunate day in court on July 26, a moment that investigative reporter Sarah Bedford suggests may have also led to further cooperation between congressional investigators and the Justice Department. DOJ officials told lawmakers last week that they would not allow two FBI agents who worked on the Hunter Biden investigation to comply with subpoenas for their testimony, citing the criminal proceedings and House Republicans’ push for the two agents to appear at depositions, in which DOJ lawyers could not accompany them. Read More.

Newsweek journalist Ewan Palmer reported that the length of Fulton County Fani Willis' election interference trial in Georgia may effect other trials involving Donald Trump, according to a legal expert. On Wednesday, Fulton County Judge Scott McAfee will oversee a hearing on whether former Trump lawyers Kenneth Chesebro and Sidney Powell can have their cases tried independently. Willis intends to try all 19 defendants charged under her anti-racketeering investigation into alleged criminal attempts to overturn the 2020 election together, and has suggested her office is prepared to begin proceedings as soon as October 23, 2023. Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General Harry Litman suggested in a series of posts on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Fulton County Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis' office will have a problem estimating how long it will take to present the state's joint trial case of all 19 RICO trial defendants, as well as the number of witnesses and the size of the evidence likely to be introduced. Read More.