President Trump has dropped a new hint about who his Vice President will be. When asked by NBC News if he had decided on his vice presidential pick, Trump said, “In my mind, yeah.” Trump added that his VP pick will “most likely” be at his debate versus Biden on June 27th. “They’ll be there,” added Trump. BREAKING: Trump Confirms VP Selection Has Been Madehttps://t.co/X28RKH42Ud Good news for Democrats. Given Trump’s history of making horrible personnel decisions as POTUS most likely his current pick will be an easy win for the Dems in 2028. — Jonn Galt (@Jonn16552) June 23, 2024 Trump confirms VP selection has been made and will be revealed at next week’s presidential debate. Follow: @AFpost pic.twitter.com/lGQoGQp3XK — AF Post (@AFpost) June 23, 2024 Here’s what NBC News reported: Former President Donald Trump said Saturday that he knows who his vice presidential pick will be — and gave a clue about his or her likely debate night plans. When asked by NBC News during a Philadelphia campaign stop whether he has decided on his vice presidential pick, Trump responded, “In my mind, yeah,” adding that the person will “most likely” be at Thursday’s debate against President Joe Biden. “They’ll be there,” he continued. “I think we have a lot of people coming.” Trump said “nobody knows” his choice yet. NBC News has previously reported that Trump is zeroing in on Gov. Doug Burgum of North Dakota, Sen. J.D. Vance of Ohio and Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida as possible top contenders for the slot. Breaking News: President Trump has officially picked his Vice President. However, he hasn’t told the person yet. Whoever, the VP pick is will be attendance at the debate on Thursday. Via: NBC News pic.twitter.com/YIufU5F1zn — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) June 22, 2024 Per Time: Former President and current Republican nominee Donald Trump has stated that he has already decided upon his pick for Vice President in the 2024 election, but there’s still one more thing that he needs to do: tell them. During Trump’s stop in Philadelphia on his campaign tour on Saturday, NBC News asked if he had decided on a running mate. He responded, “in my mind, yeah,” and added that “nobody knows” who the choice is. Per Trump, whoever it is will “most likely” be at Thursday’s CNN presidential debate in Atlanta, the first against his Democrat opponent President Joe Biden. “They’ll be there,” he said. “I think we have a lot of people coming.” In an interview for TIME’s April cover story , the former President claimed that many people have been asking to be his Vice President. Who’s your pick? If rumors are to be believed, President Trump wanted Michael Flynn for 2016 but the RNC told him he had to take Pence. If that’s true, does he go back to Flynn this time? Would you like that choice or do you want someone else? NATIONAL POLL: Who Is Your Top Choice For Trump’s VP? Share!

Passengers on a Boeing 737 MAX 8 jet operated by Korean Air reportedly experienced nosebleeds and ear pain after a malfunction with the plane’s cabin pressurization system. Korean Air Flight KE189, bound for Taichung, Taiwan, returned to Incheon, South Korea. JUST IN – Passengers of Korean Air Flight KE189 bound for Taiwan suffer nosebleeds, ear pain after Boeing 737 MAX 8 cabin pressure system malfunctions – NY Post — Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) June 23, 2024 Yonhap News Agency reports: The plane, which departed from Incheon International Airport, west of Seoul, at 4:45 p.m. with 125 passengers on board, detected a problem with its pressurization system in the skies over South Korea’s southern resort island of Jeju 50 minutes into its flight. This system is responsible for regulating the internal pressure of an aircraft. The plane returned to its departing airport at 7:38 p.m. According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, 15 passengers suffered from eardrum pain and hyperventilation during the descent. Among them, 13 were taken to a hospital. No serious injuries have been reported. New: Passengers of Korean Air Flight KE189 bound for Taiwan suffer nosebleeds, ear pain after Boeing 737 MAX 8 cabin pressure system malfunctioned during the flight. Via: New York Post. pic.twitter.com/Qq20c3Zobg — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) June 23, 2024 “KE189 bound for Taichung (RMQ), Taiwan on the 22nd June, owing to pressurization issues at FL300. Korean Air Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft (HL8352), which departed from Incheon and was heading to Taiwan, returned back to Seoul (ICN)/ Runway 16R after remaining on a holding pattern for around 30 minutes,” FL360aero wrote. “Approximately 50 minutes after takeoff from Runway 16L, the message ‘pressure system (pressure control function of the aircraft) abnormality’ was displayed over Jeju Island forcing the cockpit to decide an air turn back. An official from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport explained, ‘There was a process of lowering the altitude just before returning to port. At that time, it was determined that there were two people with nosebleeds, one person who complained of discomfort due to low blood pressure, and 15 people who complained of eardrum pain,'” it added. 'Nosebleeds and pain in the eardrums', 18 injured during Korean Air flight KE189 bound for Taichung (RMQ), Taiwan on the 22nd June, owing to pressurization issues at FL300. Korean Air Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft (HL8352), which departed from Incheon and was heading to Taiwan,… pic.twitter.com/xbpvAL99KD — FL360aero (@fl360aero) June 23, 2024 From the New York Post: As a result of the malfunction, the Boeing 737 Max 8 was forced to rapidly descend from an altitude of over 30,000 feet to about 9,000 feet, Dimsum Daily Hong Kong reported. The dramatic drop caused extreme discomfort and even health issues for some of the 125 passengers on board. At least two passengers experienced nosebleeds as a result of the sudden shift, and an additional 15 passengers complained of ear pain and hyperventilation. One passenger reported the sudden drops in altitude the G-force of an extreme rollercoaster. Some 13 passengers required medical attention, according to South Korean authorities.

A Jewish mom and her husband were attacked and beaten at a Brooklyn elementary school graduation by an Arab Muslim family — who taunted them with shouts of “Free Palestine!” “Gaza is Ours!” and “Death to Israel!” she told The Post. NY Post (h/t Nita) The mayhem erupted at PS 682 in Gravesend just after […]

The weakened dollar makes imports more expensive, fueling already high inflation rates. The U.S. Federal Reserve raises interest rates aggressively to combat inflation, but this has little effect, even as domestic businesses need help finding the dollars to pay for materials and keep workers on. Bidenomics has weakened the dollar, which, more than anything, has […] The post The State of the Dollar appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

CNN pundit Scott Jennings said on Sunday that immigration is “killing” President Joe Biden‘s re-election campaign. Amara Walker, a host on CNN, asked Jennings to comment on former President Donald Trump suggesting a fight league for migrants. “Two-thirds of the American people support Donald Trump’s policy prescriptions for immigration right now, including a majority of Hispanics in the United States,” Jennings said. “Do you see them as racist and xenophobic comments?” Walker pressed. “He’s painting migrants as being vile — they have violent tendencies, right? And, of course, dehumanizing them to, you know, being entertainment for the rest of us,” she added. As Walker made her rebuttal, Jennings shot back by repeating, “Oh, is he?” He then alluded to cases in which illegal migrants have been accused of committing various crimes, including murder, during the Biden administration. “Is he painting them as being violent? I mean, would Laken Riley think they were violent? Would Rachel Morin think they were violent? Would Jocelyn Nungaray in Texas think they were violent?” Jennings asked. He continued, “How about the girl that was raped in broad daylight in New York City? How about the girl that was kidnapped in Missouri?” Jennings acknowledged how “there are violent people in the country” and Trump uses “colorful language” when he speaks. “But the bottom line is immigration is killing Joe Biden’s campaign right now. This is why he has a low approval rating,” Jennings said. “This is why Donald Trump is honing in on this. And people are responding to it and people are fed up with it.” He added, “And if you want to call two-thirds of the country racist or xenophobic because they’re in a mood right now that they want this fixed, yes, agree. By all means, go on. It’s not going to work.” Biden signed an executive order earlier this month that would temporarily restrict asylum requests at the southern border if daily illegal crossings blow past a certain threshold. Last week, the president announced a policy geared toward protecting the undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens from deportation. The latest FiveThirtyEight average of polls shows Biden with a 39.5% approval rating.

With these powerful messages, delivered with the right combination of strength and empathy, Trump can turn his current modest battleground leads into commanding ones.

Biden used the Charlottesville hoax as the predicate for the launch of his 2020 presidential campaign