DJ Trump, JD Vance, FIGHT with Vlad Zelenskyy during contentious Oval Office meeting
Well, uh, whew, that was awkward, eh?
(KTLA 5) Foreboding Friday, Feb. 28, 2025: US President Trump got into a heated exchange with Ukrainian Pres. Vlad Zelenski (aka TV comedian and PR war darling Volodymyr Zelenskyy) during an extraordinary Oval Office match, bout, all out war-of-words, meeting and fighting on Friday in which DJ raised his voice and called the Ukraine's puppet leader “disrespectful.” Story: ktla.com/news/nationworld/trump...
I promised Vlad all the killing power he wants!
The upshot? Trump bombs Vlad Z back, posting an attack on Truth Social, and Zelenski volleys a series of brownnosing tweets, a massive Johnny-come-lately set of "thanks" to everyone he can think of on X (Twitter), hoping to curry favor with a future Vance Administration. But it's a dealbreaker for the rare earth mineral deal worth 500 billion (a tradeoff that Trump demanded from Zelenski in return for continuing to supply Ukraine more and more arms, including then Pres. Biden's illegal transfer of Vietnam-era cluster munitions (carpet bombs with bomblets that sit and wait to kill children later) for Ukraine to continue conducting our US proxy War on Russia).
Security technology company McAfee Inc. on Tuesday reported that searches for the 27-year-old actress are more likely to lead to online threats such as spyware and viruses than searches for any other celebrity. Slideshow: Jessica Biel
LOS ANGELES – Lindsay Lohan's home was burglarized. LAPD has released surveillance footage of the Sunday break-in at the "Mean Girls" star's home. The footage shows three suspects, faces covered with scarves, walking through a gate at Lohan's Hollywood Hills home. The suspects — one male and two females, 18 to 25 years old — entered the house through an unlocked door, ransacked it, and took property. Lohan tweeted on Twitter that she didn't think it was a "robbery" because "things that a certain old friend knew meant a lot to me" were taken.
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