MS-13 Ties, FBI Investigations, and Political Disputes

Photos have surfaced showing "MS-13" tattoos on Abrego Garcia's knuckles, the same individual Senator Van Hollen was photographed with. Charlie Kirk presented this evidence, connecting Garcia to the notorious gang and raising concerns about U.S. lawmakers' interactions with individuals linked to violent criminal organizations.

The FBI is actively investigating dangerous swatting incidents. The Deputy Director stated that the leadership team is dedicated to bringing the perpetrators to justice. Some investigations are complex and require time, but the agency is fully engaged.

An individual, Owen McIntire, a college student, was apprehended by the FBI in Boston. He is accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail at a Tesla dealership. This is the second instance of an anti-Tesla related incident this week.

FBI Director Kash Patel announced the arrest of the individual responsible for firebombing a Tesla showroom in Kansas City, MO. The suspect faces a potential 20-year sentence.

A new perspective of an incident in the Oval Office shows Stephen Miller addressing CNN's Kaitlan Collins, calling her "arrogant." Miller stated that it is arrogant for American media to dictate how El Salvador handles its citizens. He added that if Garcia were one's neighbor, one would move away.

Government employees involved in policy will now be held to the highest standards and will be terminated for corruption or failure to implement the agenda. The government will be run like a business.

Following reports of Senator Van Hollen and Kilmar Garcia enjoying margaritas, the individuals involved are backtracking. They claim they only touched coffee and accuse El Salvador of planting the drinks.