Cindy L King
He’s the one responsible. He’s the one that needs to be fired and jailed, with all of them!
John Stamos issues statement on ICE-
“I usually stay out of politics. This doesn't feel like that,” the note begins. “What I'm seeing from ICE feels cruel. I don't need it explained away or reframed. I trust my own eyes!”
“When people are treated like threats instead of human beings, when fear is the tactic, something is broken,” he wrote. “‘Stay in your lane, actor’ doesn't apply when basic humanity IS the lane. This is ALL OF OUR LANE!”
“I'm tired of the hypocrisy, too. The speed of the cycle has erased shame,” he wrote. “Harm happens, outrage flashes, then we move on like nothing stuck. But it sticks. This doesn't feel right, and staying quiet feels worse.”
“Lately it feels like the bad guys are winning,” Stamos wrote. “Maybe the least we can do is not look away. - J.S.”
That's not a prediction. That's basic math.Trump, 79, Freaked Out Allies With Prediction About When He’ll Die
Tom Latchem
January 26, 2026
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Trump, 79, Freaked Out Allies With Prediction About When He’ll Die
Donald Trump stunned members of his inner circle by calmly predicting when his own body would be lying in state, according to a new report. The 79-year-old president reportedly made the comment at Mar...www.yahoo.com
Donald Trump stunned members of his inner circle by calmly predicting when his own body would be lying in state, according to a new report.
The 79-year-old president reportedly made the comment at Mar-a-Lago as television screens showed Jimmy Carter’s casket at the U.S. Capitol, telling the room: “You know, within ten years that will be me.”
The remark, attributed to a person familiar with his comments, appears in a sprawling New York Magazine profile, “The Superhuman President,” about the president’s health and psyche.
The episode adds a morbid twist to how Trump and his team now talk about 2028.
One senior White House official told New York Magazine that “the specter of death sometimes manifests in the 2028 conversation,” describing aides gaming out whether the president will be willing—or able—to mount yet another run when he will be in his early 80s.
Trump is already the oldest person ever to be elected president.
Instead of talking about slowing down, he has repeatedly teased the prospect of running again, boasting that he could seek a third term and even what would amount to a fourth term, when he is 86, even as legal experts point out the constitutional two-term limit.
Trump’s brags clash with mounting unease about his health, which the Daily Beast has led the way in reporting.
In the New York Magazine piece, aides fret about his bruised hands, frequent naps in public, and a mysterious MRI trip to Walter Reed that the White House struggled to explain.
Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb warned this month that Trump’s cognitive decline is “palpable,” while prominent physician Dr. Bruce Davison told the Beast’s podcast that the president’s daily 325 mg aspirin regimen is the kind of dose usually reserved for stroke patients…
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Trump told New York Magazine that his father, Fred Trump, had an expression he will never forget: “To retire is to expire.” It is a line he has used for years in interviews and on friendly platforms, making clear he sees work—and now the Oval Office—as a bulwark against aging.
Hopefully fucking soonTrump, 79, Freaked Out Allies With Prediction About When He’ll Die
Tom Latchem
January 26, 2026
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Trump, 79, Freaked Out Allies With Prediction About When He’ll Die
Donald Trump stunned members of his inner circle by calmly predicting when his own body would be lying in state, according to a new report. The 79-year-old president reportedly made the comment at Mar...www.yahoo.com
Donald Trump stunned members of his inner circle by calmly predicting when his own body would be lying in state, according to a new report.
The 79-year-old president reportedly made the comment at Mar-a-Lago as television screens showed Jimmy Carter’s casket at the U.S. Capitol, telling the room: “You know, within ten years that will be me.”
The remark, attributed to a person familiar with his comments, appears in a sprawling New York Magazine profile, “The Superhuman President,” about the president’s health and psyche.
The episode adds a morbid twist to how Trump and his team now talk about 2028.
One senior White House official told New York Magazine that “the specter of death sometimes manifests in the 2028 conversation,” describing aides gaming out whether the president will be willing—or able—to mount yet another run when he will be in his early 80s.
Trump is already the oldest person ever to be elected president.
Instead of talking about slowing down, he has repeatedly teased the prospect of running again, boasting that he could seek a third term and even what would amount to a fourth term, when he is 86, even as legal experts point out the constitutional two-term limit.
Trump’s brags clash with mounting unease about his health, which the Daily Beast has led the way in reporting.
In the New York Magazine piece, aides fret about his bruised hands, frequent naps in public, and a mysterious MRI trip to Walter Reed that the White House struggled to explain.
Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb warned this month that Trump’s cognitive decline is “palpable,” while prominent physician Dr. Bruce Davison told the Beast’s podcast that the president’s daily 325 mg aspirin regimen is the kind of dose usually reserved for stroke patients…
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Trump told New York Magazine that his father, Fred Trump, had an expression he will never forget: “To retire is to expire.” It is a line he has used for years in interviews and on friendly platforms, making clear he sees work—and now the Oval Office—as a bulwark against aging.