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Late Friday night at Denver International Airport, a perimeter intrusion alarm activated near the fence line. An operator monitoring the system saw deer in the area and, seeing no person, apparently treated it as wildlife activity. About two minutes later, 41-year-old Michael Mott was standing on an active runway. Frontier Flight 4345, carrying 224 passengers and seven crew members bound for Los Angeles, struck him during takeoff at approximately 11:19 p.m. The pilots aborted takeoff after the collision. Smoke filled the cabin and an engine fire broke out. Passengers evacuated the aircraft using emergency slides. Twelve passengers reported minor injuries, and five were taken to hospitals. Mott was killed. The Denver medical examiner ruled the manner of death a suicide, citing multiple blunt and sharp force injuries as the cause. No suicide note has been recovered. JUST IN: The man who walked in front of a Frontier jet while it was taking off from Denver has been identified as 41-year-old Michael Mott. Mott had climbed the perimeter fence just minutes before walking on the runway. He was identified by fingerprints at the scene. According… pic.twitter.com/LMmUyVMO1p — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) May 12, 2026 The details now point to a catastrophic security failure at one of the busiest airports in the country, compounded by a troubled individual with a lengthy criminal record who should never have been anywhere near an active runway. Associated Press laid out how the breach unfolded: Workers at Denver International Airport had a perimeter alarm before the fatal collision, but the alarm did not lead to an immediate stop on the runway. The system activated in a remote area roughly two miles from the terminal. A worker checked a surveillance view and saw deer near the fence line, while the trespasser was not initially visible. Airport officials later said the man got over an 8-foot fence topped with barbed wire and moved from the fence line toward the runway. The timeline is the gut punch. Officials said the man crossed roughly 650 feet from the fence to the runway and was inside the airport perimeter for about two minutes before Frontier Flight 4345 struck him. The airport described the jet as traveling at about 150 mph. The collision involved the aircraft’s right engine, triggered a fire, and forced an evacuation by slides. Denver International Airport covers about 53 square miles and has roughly 36 miles of perimeter fencing, which makes a breach in a remote area a major test of both technology and human response. Two minutes. That is the window between a man scaling a barbed-wire fence and being hit by a commercial aircraft traveling at 150 mph. The alarm system worked. It activated. But the human response failed. Mott was no airport employee. Police said they found no vehicle or bicycle near the scene, meaning he arrived at a remote stretch of perimeter fencing on foot, climbed it, and made it onto the runway before anyone could intervene. ABC News carried the identification and official ruling: The man killed on the runway was identified as 41-year-old Michael Mott. The Denver medical examiner ruled the manner of death a suicide and listed the cause as multiple blunt and sharp force injuries from the collision. Officials said Mott was scientifically identified, and police were speaking with friends and family to understand what had been happening in his life before he went to the airport perimeter. The official briefing also left practical questions unanswered. Mott was not an airport employee. Investigators did not find a vehicle or bicycle nearby. Police had searched nearby farmland for notes or belongings, but officials said no note had been recovered as of the Tuesday briefing. The runway area was described as remote, about two miles from the terminal. Airport officials said the alarm did activate, the operator saw deer, and Mott still made it over the fence and onto the runway fast enough that he was hit within roughly two minutes of breaching the perimeter. The identification was made after officials used scientific methods to confirm who he was. The NTSB said it was gathering information about the plane evacuation to determine whether the incident meets the criteria for a formal safety investigation. That determination could have significant implications for Denver’s security protocols going forward. Officials identify the person who was fatally struck on a Denver airport runway Friday as 41-year-old Michael Mott, who is believed to have died by suicide, according to the Medical Examiner for the City and County of Denver. https://t.co/dyRmkZSM8v — NBC News (@NBCNews) May 12, 2026 Then there is Mott’s background, which raises an entirely separate set of questions about the criminal justice system that repeatedly processed him and put him back on the street. New York Post compiled the public-records side of Mott’s background: The public-records picture is not a small footnote. Mott had more than 20 prior arrests dating back to 2002, including a felony trespassing arrest in Colorado Springs about one month before the Denver airport incident. The record described in the report included at least three separate stretches behind bars, plus repeated entries tied to trespassing, resisting arrest, driving under the influence, a hit-and-run, and other criminal conduct over more than two decades. The most serious entry involved a 2005 attempted-murder case with a gun, later pleaded down to assault causing bodily injury with a deadly weapon, with Mott receiving six years behind bars. Other listed cases included domestic violence, felony menacing and assault, second-degree burglary, felony assault on a peace officer, and an attempted escape from prison custody in 2017. Denver police were also looking for notes, computers, or other evidence that might explain the final sequence of events. The criminal-history record does not change the suicide ruling, but it does sharpen the public-safety questions around how a repeat trespass offender ended up at the edge of an active airport runway. Michael Mott, a 41-year-old with 20 prior arrests including attempted murder, was identified as the man who walked in front of a Frontier plane in a near-disaster at an airport shortly after a recent arrest.pic.twitter.com/ajLfcBnfUu — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 12, 2026 More than 20 arrests over 24 years. An attempted murder charge pleaded down. Felony trespassing just weeks before he climbed a barbed-wire fence at one of the largest airports in America. At what point does the system acknowledge that someone this prolific and this dangerous should not have been free to wander to the perimeter of Denver International Airport? The suicide ruling means this was ultimately a tragedy driven by one man’s decision. The security lapse and the revolving-door justice system that kept releasing Mott are still failures that belong to the institutions responsible for public safety. Two hundred and thirty-one people were on that plane. Twelve were injured. An engine caught fire. All of it happened because an alarm was written off as deer, and because a man with a record longer than most rap sheets was free to act on the worst impulse of his life. Those are questions that Denver airport officials and Colorado’s justice system owe the public real answers to.

An effort to redraw South Carolina’s congressional map, which likely would have added one GOP-held U.S. House seat, has failed in the state Senate. Despite a push from President Trump, five Republicans voted against extending the state’s legislative session to focus on redistricting. The 29-17 vote fell short of the two-thirds majority approval needed to proceed. “The South Carolina State Senate has a big vote tomorrow on Redistricting. I’m watching closely, along with all Republicans across the Country who are counting on their Elected Leaders to use every Legal and Constitutional authority they have to stop the Radical Left Democrats from destroying our Country, including leveling the playing field against their decades of egregious Gerrymandering and Census Rigging,” Trump said on Monday. “South Carolina Republicans: BE BOLD AND COURAGEOUS, just like the Republicans of the Great State of Tennessee were last week! Move the U.S. House Primaries to August, leave the rest on the same schedule. Everything will be fine. GET IT DONE!” he added. “I’m Watching Closely” – President Trump Urges Republicans In Red State To Delay U.S. House Primaries Ahead Of Redistricting Vote NBC News explained further: Separately on Tuesday, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a map Republicans drew last year to divide up the state’s lone Democratic district can go into effect for this year’s midterms, even as opponents are advancing a ballot referendum to repeal it. But the South Carolina state Senate’s vote Tuesday is a setback for Republicans seeking to further expand their redistricting advantage heading into the midterms. With the legislative session due to end Thursday afternoon, lawmakers needed more time to complete the multistep process of passing a new map. On Monday, Republicans in the House voted to extend the end of their legislative session, and the Senate spent all of its session Tuesday debating the same measure. In an extensive floor speech, Republican Senate Majority Leader Shane Massey said trying to draw a new map would be short-sighted. “I believe that our state is stronger with vibrant parties. I think we, as a whole, are stronger when we have a clash of ideas. I think that’s true at the national level. I think it’s true at the state level. We are stronger when we have a clash of ideas and we can discuss those policy goals,” Massey said. “Republicans are stronger when the Democrat Party is vibrant and viable.” South Carolina's congressional delegation consists of 6 Republicans and 1 Democrat. Rep. James Clyburn is the lone South Carolina Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives. The bid to extend the legislative session would have pushed the state's congressional primaries to August. The primaries are currently scheduled for June 9. "South Carolina’s voters elected strong Republican majorities in the State House and Senate to deliver fair, constitutional congressional maps that end Democrat racial gerrymandering and strengthen our conservative stronghold. The Senate’s refusal to advance these efforts today is a betrayal of the people of South Carolina and a direct defiance of President Trump's clear call to produce maps that honor the will of our voters and put America First," South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette said. "There is no time for hesitation or excuses. We must finish this redistricting work now, by any means necessary, to deliver representation rooted in the Constitution, not identity politics. I stand with conservatives across South Carolina and President Trump in leading this fight to end the rigged maps, eliminate racial gerrymandering, and maximize the conservative stronghold. The integrity of our elections and the future of our state demand nothing less," she continued. South Carolina’s voters elected strong Republican majorities in the State House and Senate to deliver fair, constitutional congressional maps that end Democrat racial gerrymandering and strengthen our conservative stronghold. The Senate’s refusal to advance these efforts today… https://t.co/RNBrekfWmh — Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette (@PamelaEvette) May 12, 2026 More from the South Carolina Daily Gazette: Senate Minority Leader Brad Hutto agreed it’s not right to take a “map someone else gave us,” which will only exacerbate political divisions. The Orangeburg Democrat called it unfair to voters and the congressional candidates who may suddenly live in a different district. Sen. Chip Campsen, R-Isle of Palms, noted that early voting starts in just 14 days. Other states that have changed their voting lines for the midterm elections did so months before people went to the polls. “It’s almost impossible for us to pull this off, not without a tremendous amount of error added in,” he said. “What if we do pull it off? What do we have? Those who crafted this map had no interest whatsoever — they could care less about our communities.” The entire effort started a week ago with a House GOP Caucus meeting. On Wednesday, the House voted along party lines to add redistricting to the off-session rules. Legislation was fast-tracked at the president’s request. After the U.S. Supreme Court threw out Louisiana’s congressional map as unconstitutional racial gerrymandering, the White House urged Republican leaders in both chambers to look at the ruling and South Carolina’s map. As Massey spoke, shouting in the Statehouse lobby briefly got security’s attention. About 10 people paraded through yelling, “This is what democracy looks like. Don’t rig our map.” They were escorted down the steps and outside without issue. Meanwhile, the House Judiciary Committee took up legislation on the next steps — bills that would delay the congressional primaries until Aug. 18 and advance the White House-endorsed map. That map, which was first circulated by the House GOP last Thursday, uses “political data” to create seven GOP seats, said the map’s author, Adam Kincaid, executive director of the National Republican Redistricting Trust.

President Trump continues to tell us he’s staying in office beyond 2028. You can continue to think he’s just joking, but I think he has something up his sleeve. Here’s the latest: KABOOM TDS ACTIVATED.. “When I get out of office 8 or 9 years from now.. .” 8+9= He is not joking.. https://t.co/DjK3neS3oM pic.twitter.com/syfBYkbbIf — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) May 4, 2026 And don’t forget a few weeks ago when he posted this: And this one where he confirmed he’s already served 3 terms: “I do a lot of things that are Impossible to do, like becoming President THREE TIMES.” pic.twitter.com/sS4yPvEE3r — JULIE DONUTS (@Juliedonuts) May 2, 2026 So….is he just joking? Maybe, but there’s always some truth in humor. I personally think he’s got something up his sleeve. I think this might be how it all plays out: Here’s Exactly How I Predict President Trump Will Get His Third (Fourth?) Term… We’ve been talking a LOT about a potential third (or would that be “fourth”?) term for President Trump this week. Yesterday I brought you this: President Trump Follows Up, Confirms He’s “Not Joking” About A Third (Fourth?) Term Now today we had this breakdown on legal options for how it could happen: Legal Analyst Explains ‘Loophole’ President Trump’s Lawyers Could Use for THIRD TERM (And Why He’s RIGHT!) What I want to do right now is break down exactly how I think this could actually happen. This is one of those articles you might want to bookmark and save, or maybe even print out.  I am going to do the same.  Because I have a feeling we might just be looking back on this in 2027 and 2028 and be stunned to see it play out before your very eyes. I want to be clear, this is pure (educated) speculation on my part.  Entirely speculation, but I cover these things for a living.  I live in this world and I feel like I have gotten to know President Trump very well over the past 10 years.  I know how he thinks and I know how he works. So here is my pure speculation on how I think this could play out and how I believe it’s not far-fetched at all to believe President Trump could waltz into a third term. First, I’ll tell you what I don’t think is an option. I don’t think parsing words in the 22nd Amendment is an option. There’s a lot of speculation going around out there saying Trump’s attorneys are parsing the language in the 22nd Amendment and focusing on the word “elected”. The wording of the 22nd Amendment is actually quite clear and straight-forward. Here it is: Amendment XXIIPassed by Congress March 21, 1947. Ratified February 27, 1951. Section 1.No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice, and no person who has held the office of President, or acted as President, for more than two years of a term to which some other person was elected President shall be elected to the office of the President more than once. But this Article shall not apply to any person holding the office of President when this Article was proposed by the Congress, and shall not prevent any person who may be holding the office of President, or acting as President, during the term within which this Article becomes operative from holding the office of President or acting as President during the remainder of such term. Section 2.This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by the legislatures of three-fourths of the several States within seven years from the date of its submission to the States by the Congress. Some people claim a workaround would be that JD Vance would run and Trump would be his Vice President and then JD Vance, once elected, would step down and Trump would take office by succession, not by “being elected”. I think that’s extremely flimsy and quite frankly just noise to distract people. I don’t buy it. Mainly because the 12th Amendment expressly prohibits exactly that scenario, key part again in red: Amendment XIIPassed by Congress December 9, 1803. Ratified June 15, 1804. The Electors shall meet in their respective states and vote by ballot for President and Vice-President, one of whom, at least, shall not be an inhabitant of the same state with themselves; they shall name in their ballots the person voted for as President, and in distinct ballots the person voted for as Vice-President, and they shall make distinct lists of all persons voted for as President, and of all persons voted for as Vice-President, and of the number of votes for each, which lists they shall sign and certify, and transmit sealed to the seat of the government of the United States, directed to the President of the Senate. The President of the Senate shall, in the presence of the Senate and House of Representatives, open all the certificates and the votes shall then be counted; the person having the greatest number of votes for President shall be the President, if such number be a majority of the whole number of Electors appointed; and if no person have such majority, then from the persons having the highest numbers not exceeding three on the list of those voted for as President, the House of Representatives shall choose immediately, by ballot, the President. But in choosing the President, the votes shall be taken by states, the representation from each state having one vote; a quorum for this purpose shall consist of a member or members from two-thirds of the states, and a majority of all the states shall be necessary to a choice. And if the House of Representatives shall not choose a President whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them, before the fourth day of March next following, then the Vice-President shall act as President, as in the case of the death or other constitutional disability of the President. The person having the greatest number of votes as Vice-President shall be the Vice-President, if such number be a majority of the whole number of Electors appointed, and if no person have a majority, then from the two highest numbers on the list, the Senate shall choose the Vice-President; a quorum for the purpose shall consist of two-thirds of the whole number of Senators, and a majority of the whole number shall be necessary to a choice. But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible to that of Vice-President of the United States. So I think that’s all just noise, designed to get people off track.  Sleight of hand, if you will. What I actually think will happen is much simpler. The cleanest and most fool-proof way to get this done is to simply Amend or Revoke the 22nd Amendment. There’s no serious legal argument that that wouldn’t work.  There’s a process for it.  We’ve used that process 27 times to create 27 Amendments to the Constitution.  It works and it’s available. In fact, the last one is not that old, being passed in 1992. The problem here becomes the fact that it’s extremely unlikely in our divided modern day Congress, because Step 1 is a two-thirds vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, which is extremely difficult right now. And then step 2 is approval from three-fourths of the state legislatures (currently 38 out of 50 states). So you can see the challenge. This is where I see the grand plan come into play…. I have always believed that President Trump and team caught the 2020 election steal in realtime.  I believe that data is safely stored, either with Space Force or somewhere else. I believe President Trump knew he needed to win 2024 organically, the real way, with such a big win that no one could question it. I believe he knew that trying to release the data on the 2020 steal too early would have fractured our country, so that’s why he hasn’t disclosed it yet. And quite frankly, even now our country is still quite divided. But….imagine in 2026, 2027 or even 2028 if the IRS has been shut down, the Country is roaring again, all the violent migrants have been deported, America is healing, people are happy again, our food has been made safe again thanks to RFK and we literally think and feel better because we’re no longer eating toxins, our country is rich again, we have Bitcoin and crypto reserves, we have a Strategic Opportunity Fund making money for Americans and maybe instead of making you annual April 15th payment to the IRS, maybe we all get a dividend check from the Opportunity Fund? Imagine THAT reality. Imagine a reality where even his haters have to say they’ve never seen America so strong. We are seeing the earliest of inklings of that happening with things like Bill Maher having dinner with President Trump at the White House. Folks, it’s possible…I can see it!  I can see it in my mind very clearly. Now….imagine we’re living in that reality and President Trump comes on TV suddenly one day to hold an emergency press conference. “My fellow Americans….” And then he rolls it all out.  The evidence of the 2020 steal.  Clear as day.  Irrefutable.  America is stunned as the reality sets in.  All of the information is sourced, verified and posted online for all to inspect. In the following days, his toughest critics examine it only to find its clear and indisputable. And then the reality sets in…. People start to piece it all together in their heads.  He’s had this in his back pocket since 2020!  He didn’t try to stay in power or remove Joe Biden.  He let the legal process play out.  He didn’t want to send this country into a Civil War so he held it all back.  He dodged an assassination, he dodged four lawfare cases, and he won 2024 fair and square.  And now he’s literally saved America and made us prosperous again!  Healthy again!  Safe again!  Rich again!  Happy again! That’s exactly the moment that I believe there will be such a strong groundswell of support of people saying “this man was cheated out of a term in 2020.  He’s done more than any other President, probably even more than Lincoln and Washington.  He deserves another term.” I believe the people will also demand it of the politicians. And that’s when I believe there will be such a groundswell of support that reaching those thresholds for a Constitutional Amendment will no longer look daunting. I believe we will roll right through them and you’ll be looking at a new 28th Amendment and you’ll be looking at President Trump for 2028-2032. Of course he’ll have to run again and win, but I think that will also be the time when you’ll see the first President to win all 50 states. Ronald Reagan came close, winning 49 out of 50, but I think you’ll see the full 50/50 go red for Trump in 2028. So there you go! That’s my theory and I’m putting it out there, putting it on paper for the whole world to see April 2, 2025. Check back with me in the future and let’s see how I do, ok?

Earlier today, we brought you the surprise announcement that FDA Commissioner Marty Makary was out. That report is here if you missed it: BREAKING: FDA Commissioner Marty Makary Is OUT, President Trump Responds Some claimed he was fired… But President Trump said he resigned. Now we just got the full resignation letter, posted by President Trump himself to his TruthSocial. See it here: And if that’s a little hard to read, here’s the full text: Dr. President Trump, Please accept my resig-nation, effective today. During my tenure, I announced 50 major FDA reforms. Joe Biden’s FDA had none. I’m extremely proud that we reduced drug review times from a year to 1-2 months, wrote new guidance to advance psychedelics, introduced a new “plausible mechanism” pathway for rare disease drugs, and changed estrogen labels to tell women the truth about menopausal hormone replacement. It’s been the honor of a lifetime to serve as your FDA Commissioner. I am forever grateful. Respectfully, Marty Makary M.D., M.P.H.