TeamDML Newsletter: 11/25
Today is Nov 25
Today's newsletter is sent exclusively to TeamDML members.
I: TeamDML REPORT
Musk Media Machine
What’s Happening…
FROM DML
> Out Again
I was hoping to return to the podcast this week, but my recovery from my oral surgery is still ongoing. I had to return to my dentist for a checkup today. I hope to be back on the podcast on Tuesday or Wednesday. Until then, read below for details on our new holiday special at DML CBD…
> HOLIDAY SPECIAL
The HOLIDAY GIFT BAG SALE is now active for only $59.99. You will receive the following:
(1) Bottle of Hand & Foot Cream
(1) Bottle of Mini Pain Relief Body Oil
(2) Bottles of Face Serum
There are only 300 gift bags available for purchase. Once we sell out, that is it! You are receiving a $237.00 set for only $59.99.
FROM DENNY
>Woke for The Wicked
On today’s podcast, we discussed the new movie out in theaters, Wicked. It’s based on a Broadway play related to the relationship between the two witches from The Wizard of Oz film before the story of Dorothy. The musical has been known for its successful run on Broadway. The new movie, starring Ariana Grande, seems to bridge a connection to the written works of Oz by Frank L. Baum and LGBTQ themes. The entire media tour for this film has been odd to say the least…
> PODCAST
TODAY: Click here to listen: (Ep.225) Trump Transition, Musk Media & Woke Wicked
FROM RYAN
>MuskNBC
Donald Trump Jr. is urging Elon Musk, the recent buyer of X (formerly Twitter), to now buy MSNBC, as Comcast plans to spin off several cable channels, including MSNBC, amid declining ratings.
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POLL OF THE DAY
POLL: Should Elon Musk buy MSNBC?
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Yesterday’s poll results: Do you agree with Musk and Ramaswamy’s call to cut federal funding from Planned Parenthood?
RESULTS
Yes - 96%
No - 2%
Unsure - 2%
II: WHITE HOUSE 2024
Transition era
TRUMP 2024
President-elect Donald Trump begins his administration with public goodwill, as most Americans feel optimistic about his second presidency.
His transition efforts and Cabinet picks have received broad approval. Amid concerns about inflation, many Americans believe his administration will lower food and grocery prices, aligning with the expectations of his voters during the election.
According to the report, nearly six-in-ten Americans approve of how President Trump has handled his job performance as president-elect.
Republicans are more excited about Trump's presidency now than in 2016, while Democrats report feeling more fearful but also more exhausted and less motivated to oppose him.
ALSO: Trump is expected to sign an executive order on his first day in office banning transgender individuals from military service, potentially leading to the medical discharge of those currently serving. Trump implemented a similar ban in his first term, citing mounting medical costs and disruption. Read More Here.
Case dismissed
The LEFT 2024
The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s election interference case dismissed it after special counsel Jack Smith requested dismissal due to a DOJ policy barring prosecution of a sitting president.
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan dismissed the charges without prejudice, allowing for a possible but unlikely future prosecution. In a brief opinion, she agreed with Smith that presidential immunity applies only while Trump is in office and found the dismissal to be in the public interest.
The report states that it’s highly unlikely any prosecutor will revive the charges against Trump, as the statute of limitations will expire when he leaves office in four years.
ALSO: Vice President Kamala Harris has kept a low profile since the election loss to President-elect Trump, vacationing in Hawaii with second gentleman Doug Emhoff. Following her failed campaign and ongoing Senate duties, her weeklong trip has raised questions, especially as DNC staff face uncertainty and surprise layoffs. Read More Here.
III: BORDERLESS
Mayor of Crime
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston says he is willing to face jail over his opposition to President-elect Trump’s mass deportation plan but has retracted his comparison to a “Tiananmen Square moment.”
Johnston previously warned of potential police confrontations if federal immigration officials proceed with large-scale deportations, stating: “More than us having DPD stationed at the county line to keep them out, you would have 50,000 Denverites there. It’s like the Tiananmen Square moment with the rose and the gun, right? You’d have every one of those Highland moms who came out for the migrants. And you do not want to mess with them.”
Johnston has retracted his "Tiananmen Square" remark, clarifying he hopes to avoid such outcomes. However, he remained firm in his opposition to Trump's deportation plans, stating he’s willing to go to jail to fight them, except in cases involving violent criminals in the state of Colorado.
ALSO: A heartbreaking video shows a 2-year-old migrant girl from El Salvador, found at the US border clutching a note with a name and phone number, telling authorities she was searching for her parents. The child was among over 200 migrants, including 60 unaccompanied minors, detained in Maverick County, Texas. Read More Here.
IV: BLESSINGS
The TeamDML blessing goes out to team member Patti Aultom. May God bless her, and her family. And may He bless the United States of America.
Send us your feedback: Email either Ashley, Denny, or Ryan at Ashley@DMLcbd.com, Denny@TeamDML.com, or Ryan@TeamDML.com
Until tomorrow morning, I thank you for your support.
God bless you all,
— The Lynch Family