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President Trump told reporters Tuesday that Attorney General Pam Bondi should release “whatever she thinks is credible” from the Epstein case, as frustration simmers inside the MAGA base.

Bondi is facing heat after her office denied the existence of a “client list” despite saying months ago that it was “on her desk.” Trump defended her, saying she’s handled the situation well, but questioned why the public is still fixated on Epstein.

“Only really bad people, including the fake news, want to keep something like this going,” Trump said.

But Speaker Mike Johnson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Lauren Boebert are pushing for full transparency, and MAGA isn’t letting this go.

More on today’s top Trump headlines below!

—Nick

In today’s email:
🔔 Trump’s America First AI and Energy Summit
💰 Trump's State-by-State Savings Breakdown
🤝 Trump Secures Indonesia Trade Deal
💰 Trump's $9 Billion Clawback Advances
⚔️ Trump and Russia Sanctions Push

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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

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Hey Team! 😎

Over the past six months, President Trump has been busy making America a better place for our future. So far, he’s been absolutely aggressive - taking on elite law firms, Ivy League universities and the media, winning big settlements from two of the three broadcast networks. He’s sealed the border, backed stronger tactics by ICE agents, ended a war in the Middle East, and slapped even longtime allies with sky-high tariffs, all of which he had promised during his campaign. 

Now, with the announcement of historic new AI investments, Trump is taking the reigns and steering the nation into the forefront of innovation and prosperity once again. By strengthening new technology research and development, he is planting the seeds for true independence from foreign business. Putting America first, the President is proving he is the type of leader we deserve.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump’s America First AI and Energy Vision🔔

President Trump traveled to Pittsburgh to announce over $90 billion in groundbreaking artificial intelligence and energy investments, marking a massive leap forward in America's technological dominance. At the inaugural Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit held at Carnegie Mellon University, the president declared a "true golden age for America" in energy policy and artificial intelligence, proclaiming the United States as "the hottest country anywhere in the world." The president told attendees they would "see some real action here" and urged them to "get ready" for the transformative changes ahead.

The summit, organized by Republican Senator David McCormick, brought together dozens of top executives from companies aiming to transform Pennsylvania into a hub for advancements in robotics, artificial intelligence, and energy infrastructure. President Trump emphasized that America's destiny is to dominate every industry and be first in every technology, including becoming the world's number one superpower in artificial intelligence. The president confidently stated that "we are way ahead of China" in the AI race, framing the massive investments as part of a strategic competition with China for the most advanced deployment of artificial intelligence. Speaking from prepared notes during the hourlong roundtable in a university gymnasium, President Trump was flanked by several Cabinet members, company executives, and local political leaders. The president added that the United States will be "fighting them in a very friendly fashion" as China and other countries race to catch up to America on AI.

Google committed $25 billion to AI and data center infrastructure over the next two years in the mid-Atlantic electricity grid, while Blackstone plans to spend $25 billion on data centers and natural gas-fired power plants in northeastern Pennsylvania. CoreWeave announced over $6 billion to equip a data center in south-central Pennsylvania, and investment firm Brookfield signed contracts to provide more than $3 billion of power to Google's data centers from two hydroelectric dams on the Susquehanna River.

The event featured participation from global behemoths including Blackstone, Bridgewater, SoftBank, Amazon Web Services, BlackRock, and ExxonMobil, alongside local companies such as Pittsburgh-based Gecko Robotics, which deploys AI to bolster energy capacity. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned that AI models will soon be like having a "country of geniuses in a data center," emphasizing the crucial need for the United States to "lock down every piece of the supply chain" from chips to energy infrastructure. Meta committed $2.5 million toward a partnership program with Carnegie Mellon to support rural Pennsylvania startups, while Anthropic provided $1 million over three years to support a cybersecurity education program for middle and high school students. The artificial intelligence company also contributed an additional $1 million for energy research at Carnegie Mellon University.

Administration officials framed the need to produce as much energy as possible, especially from coal and natural gas, as essential to beating China in the AI race for economic and national security reasons. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick declared that "the AI revolution is upon us" and emphasized the need to embrace clean coal, natural gas, and nuclear energy, warning that "if we don't do it we're fools."

The president's vision extends beyond technology to encompass complete domestic manufacturing, with Trump stating that American workers will "forge the steel, produce the energy, build the factories and really run a country like this country has never been run before." This comprehensive approach reflects the administration's commitment to ensuring every stage of a product's life cycle occurs within US borders.

Pennsylvania's strategic importance stems from its position at the center of the prolific Marcellus Shale natural gas reservoir and its growing AI industry, including Carnegie Mellon University's prestigious engineering programs and the so-called AI Avenue housing offices for Google and other AI firms. The state has secured major investment wins in recent months, driven by both federal manufacturing policy and the ravenous electricity demands of the fast-growing AI business.

The summit addressed the critical challenge of meeting AI's demanding energy requirements, with global electricity demand from data centers expected to double to around 945 terawatt-hours by 2030. This surge in demand, equivalent to Japan's entire electricity consumption, necessitates the comprehensive energy strategy President Trump outlined at the event. Energy provider Dominion Energy has increased its estimated power needs for the next decade because of surging data center demand, further validating the administration's focus on energy infrastructure. Bruce Flatt, CEO of Brookfield, emphasized during a panel discussion that "what's going on is a rewiring of the economy, of the world over the next 15 years and that takes trillions and trillions and tens of trillions of dollars, and it starts with power."

President Trump's AI and energy initiatives build upon his earlier declaration of a national energy emergency and the announcement of the $500 billion Stargate AI infrastructure project involving OpenAI, SoftBank, and Oracle. The administration has also rolled back Biden-era AI export restrictions on AI chips, further positioning America for technological leadership in the global AI race that intensified with the emergence of Chinese startup DeepSeek.

The Pennsylvania investments represent a pivotal moment in President Trump's America First agenda, combining technological innovation with energy dominance to secure America's position as the world's undisputed leader in artificial intelligence and energy production.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

⚖️ A federal appeals court temporarily blocked the Trump administration's decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghan nationals. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay until July 21, allowing time for arguments on whether protections should remain during ongoing litigation. This program, covering approximately 11,700 Afghans, was initially extended under the Biden administration due to humanitarian concerns, but the Trump administration sought to terminate it, citing improved conditions in Afghanistan.

🚧 The Trump Administration initiated a new crackdown on employers hiring illegal aliens in Arizona, leading to the arrest of Blademir Angulo Audeves, a Phoenix-area business owner. Angulo faces federal charges including harboring and knowingly employing unauthorized aliens, with investigations revealing at least 12 illegal aliens worked at his restaurants and were allegedly housed by him. Additionally, two other Mexican nationals working for Angulo were charged with unlawful re-entry, and employees claimed Angulo paid human smugglers to bring illegal aliens into the U.S. for work.

💸 President Trump accused Senator Adam Schiff of mortgage fraud, alleging he misrepresented his primary residence for over a decade to secure better rates. Schiff denied these "baseless" allegations, characterizing them as an act of "political retribution" by President Trump. This accusation highlights the ongoing animosity between President Trump and Schiff, rooted in Schiff's involvement in President Trump's impeachments and the Russia investigation.

🗣️ Former President Barack Obama urged Democrats to "toughen up" and cease "whining" or being in "fetal positions" following recent political setbacks. Speaking at a private DNC fundraiser, Obama told his party to "get in there and do something" and focus on supporting strong candidates in upcoming elections rather than seeking a "messiah." He emphasized that Democrats must be willing to defend their values, even if it makes them uncomfortable, to rebuild momentum and move the country forward.

🎖️ Vice President JD Vance led a hike with fellow U.S. Marines at Camp Pendleton, California, an event shared on his official X profile and widely praised on social media for showcasing leadership. The hike aimed to strengthen camaraderie, unit cohesion, and build physical and mental resilience among the Marines. Vance's military background includes serving as an enlisted combat correspondent in the Marine Corps, with a deployment to Iraq and various medals received.

🎥Trending Politics Video Of The Day🎥 - 'I'm Not Happy': Donald Trump Slams Russian Attacks On Ukraine, Threatens Tariffs!

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