Hacked, Robbed, Leaking Info—and You Still Pretend This Is Fine

If this weren’t so dangerous, it would be a comedy sketch. • Susie Wiles, Trump’s Chief of Staff, was impersonated using AI. Hackers swiped her contacts, spoofed her voice, and sent out cash requests and pardon recommendations. Low-rent scammers outmaneuvered one of the most powerful people in the White House—and it worked. • Kristi Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security, had her purse stolen in D.C.—inside were her DHS badge, passport, and $3,000 in cash. This is the woman tasked with protecting the homeland? • Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Defense, leaked military plans on Signal to unauthorized recipients—including his wife—some of it while in Moscow. Not satire. Reality. • Donald Trump posted a fake Pope photo of himself, then denied it. So either he’s lying about AI fan art—or the man who wants “total authority” just got hacked and didn’t notice. That’s not leadership. That’s a national security risk. Trump doesn’t have a Cabinet. He has a junk drawer of grifters, influencers, and Fox News has-beens. They don’t know what they’re doing—and scammers and our enemies know it. You confirmed them. You fund them. And unless you step in now, you own this disaster too. Do your job.