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Today’s Catch Up
Your First Step To Help Protect Your Wealth
The mask is off.
What deep-state operatives tried to do to our constitutional republic is now out in the open, and getting corrected.
For years they worked to co-opt the three-letter agencies and aim them at Republicans, conservatives, and anything Trump.
But now we learn Jack Smith’s team even pulled U.S. senators’ phone records (you can ask Lindsey Graham how that sits). The same media that sold the Russia hoax won’t apologize.
Under real leadership, the mission is law and order. That means arrest violent criminals, deport criminal aliens -- not weaponize justice. Meanwhile, the left still flirts with defund/dismantle/no-bail nonsense while cities suffer.
So that’s why you should control what you CAN control. That means to keep your home strong, your budget tight, and your options open.
That’s why some viewers like to keep a small slice of savings outside the same fragile system that censors and “manages” you. One way I prefer to do that is with physical assets. Real estate is physical, you can touch it. Physical gold and silver are the same.
If you’re curious how physical Gold & Silver works to help protect you, you can get a free Gold & Silver Guide right here.
Fire rages at Upper West Side building, raining debris onto sidewalk
Raging flames leaped from an apartment building on Manhattan’s Upper West Side on Tuesday, raining debris onto the sidewalk and spewing smoke across the cityscape, but causing no major injuries, officials say.
The fire broke out at a six-story building on the corner of 107th Street and Amsterdam Avenue around 8:20 a.m., according to the FDNY. It escalated to a four-alarm fire shortly after 9 a.m.
Assisted-living facility owner and inspector sue each other over faulty sprinklers in deadly fire
A safety inspection company and the owner of a Massachusetts assisted-living facility that was the site of a fire in July that killed 10 people are blaming each other for failing to address a faulty sprinkler system.
Inspector Fire Systems Inc. sued Gabriel House owner Dennis Etzkorn, claiming it notified the facility months before the fire about recalled sprinklers that needed to be replaced. Etzkorn filed a cross-claim on Monday alleging that Fire Systems Inc. had failed for years to properly inspect and test the sprinklers at Gabriel House.
