3 chapters across the catalog
CBS News reported on a threatening letter containing non-hazardous white powder sent to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. The media coverage linked the threat to Donald Trump's "death and destruction" rhetoric regarding his potential indictment. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized Trump's social media posts, including an image of the former president holding a baseball bat near a photo of Bragg.
Eric Trump Threat, Republican Establishment Strategy
The FBI and Secret Service are investigating a threatening letter containing suspicious white powder sent to Eric Trump's Manhattan residence. Simultaneously, the hacker group Anonymous claimed to have leaked Donald Trump's personal information. In the political sphere, Mitt Romney announced he would vote for Ted Cruz in the Utah primary as part of a broader "stop Trump" strategy, despite historical friction between the Mormon community and Cruz's evangelical base.
New Jersey White Powder Letters Suppression
The FBI is investigating 11 letters containing suspicious white powder sent to government and private offices in northern New Jersey. Despite the potential link to the 2001 anthrax attacks, the hosts claim the story is being suppressed by national media even as local police and law offices are evacuated.
