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Former President Donald Trump joked that he would've used a three-wood club to neutralize would-be assassin Ryan Routh if they had come face-to-face at his Florida golf course. A relaxed and cheerful Trump made the wisecrack during a live appearance Wednesday on Greg Gutfeld's Fox News late night show, "Gutfeld!"...

Political commentator Tim Pool has filed a lawsuit against the Kamala Harris campaign. Pool accused the Democratic presidential nominee’s campaign of “publishing a false statement” that he’s a “Trump operative.” The suit claims Harris falsely stated that he wants to “give Trump total, unchecked legal power” to “jail and execute those who don’t support Trump if he wins.” “The statements were and are false because Mr. Pool never said such a thing in the incorporated video and has never said such a thing previously. The content the Harris Campaign clipped cannot be reasonably construed to support the claims made in the post at issue or from Mr. Pool’s prior statements and conduct,” the suit says. Tim Pool sues Kamala Harris HQ over 'Project 2025' post https://t.co/hquvePMRvk — Newsweek (@Newsweek) September 19, 2024 “On Saturday August 31, 2024, the Harris Campaign published a post on X featuring Mr. Pool. The post incorporated a one-minute clip from one of Mr. Pool’s shows. X users who encounter the post, a true and accurate screenshot of which is shown below, immediately see Mr. Pool under the text,” the suit reads. Pool sued the Harris campaign for defamation and bad faith misconduct. I have filed my lawsuit against @KamalaHQ I will be going over the filing on the show at 8pm Tim Pool Sues Kamala Harris For President, Defamation Lawsuit Filed w/Andrew Wilson | Timcast IRL https://t.co/NupCUdIiHn — Tim Pool (@Timcast) September 17, 2024 Per Newsweek: In a lawsuit filed in a West Virginia federal court on Tuesday, Pool claims that the Harris campaign falsely said that he backed the Project 2025 plan to put Donald Trump in the White House. It also states that the Harris campaign claimed Pool was advocating the execution of political enemies. The legal action followed a post by the Harris campaign on X, formerly Twitter, over the Labor Day weekend. Pool is seeking millions of dollars in compensation and claims that he has had to increase security as a result of the Harris campaign’s online comments. “What the Harris campaign published was, and is, a lie. Mr Pool had never advocated for the lawless, extrajudicial killing of his (or anyone else’s) political opponents,” Pool’s attorney, James Lawrence, said in the filing. BREAKING NEWSCNN found that @KamalaHQ has lied & spread misinformation on numerous occasions. Also of note, Tim Pool from @Timcast is suing the Harris campaign for defamation for posting a lie that claimed Pool said something that he didn't. pic.twitter.com/A6gR2Lx4WQ — The Constitutional Conservative (@TheCCShowcast) September 18, 2024 Read the full lawsuit HERE. WATCH:

Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, will not allow mail-in ballot drop boxes for the 2024 election, citing ‘security and safety concerns.’ WATCH: JUST IN: Election officials in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania have *BANNED* all mail-in ballot drop boxes from the county over concerns that they facilitate voter fra*dpic.twitter.com/hoWgGaEPuf — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) September 19, 2024 WBRE/WYOU reports: Luzerne County Manager Romilda Crocamo says the decision to drop the drop box is for safety and security reasons. “We cannot, meaning the county, secure those drop boxes,” Crocamo explained. Luzerne County had four drop box locations: The Hazelton Exchange building, Wright Manor, Misericordia University, and Penn Place. Crocamo says each has security cameras on sight, but ones that are not reliable. During a heated political climate, she says they cannot take the risk. “If doors are open and people have 24 access and there’s no one there a lot can happen and a lot has been happening,” Crocamo continued. Great to hear that a Luzerne County, PA election official banned ALL mail-in drop boxes. The reason? Concerns of illegal activity. Needs to happen nationally. — Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) September 18, 2024 A huge shoutout to the election officials in Luzerne Country, Pennsylvania who have BANNED all mail-in ballot drop boxes from the county over concerns of voter fraud. Trump is WINNING Pennsylvania!! and New York!! LFG!!! — Matt Couch (@RealMattCouch) September 19, 2024 Per Times Leader: Although there won’t be drop boxes, Crocamo said mail ballot voters will have the option to bring their ballots directly to the election bureau on the second floor of the Penn Place Building on the corner of Market Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, saying election workers will be able to monitor the number of ballots being submitted. The financial implications of deploying drop boxes also weighed heavily on Crocamo’s decision, she said. The current insurance policy for these boxes offers a “mere” $10,000 limit, “exposing the county to significant financial risk in the event of any incidents,” she said. Crocamo noted she briefed county Election Board Chairwoman Denise Williams about her plan, and Williams concurred. Crocamo said she hopes other election board members also will agree. “In conclusion, I believe this decision is in the best interest of our community,” Crocamo wrote. “I appreciate your understanding and support as we navigate these complex issues during these complex times. Together, we can ensure a safe and secure voting experience for all.” WATCH:

Louisiana State Treasurer, John Fleming, M.D. announced the state government plans to accept cryptocurrency as a valid form of payment. “Louisiana residents will now have the option to pay for state services from their private, secure crypto wallets. These popular types of cryptocurrencies will be accepted: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Lightning, and USD Coin. In fact, the first cryptocurrency payment was made today to the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries,” a press release read. “In today’s digital age, government systems must evolve and embrace new technologies. By introducing cryptocurrency as a payment option, we’re not just innovating; we’re providing our citizens with flexibility and freedom in interacting with state services. Additionally, this unique innovation protects our state from any volatility associated with cryptocurrency,” Fleming said. LOUISIANA STATE GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS FIRST CRYPTOCURRENCY PAYMENThttps://t.co/C9NqQbpEyo Louisiana State Treasurer, John Fleming, M.D. announces an innovative transition with state government's plan to accept cryptocurrency as a valid form of payment. pic.twitter.com/b9B0OK7Al9 — John Fleming, MD Louisiana State Treasurer (@LATreasury) September 18, 2024 Cointelegraph reports: Fleming said Louisiana’s acceptance of crypto payments results from a collaboration between the state, Bead Pay, and integration partners based in the state, which he says would result in a “decrease in the number of fraudulent transactions.” “In today’s digital age, government systems must evolve and embrace new technologies,” he said. “By introducing cryptocurrency as a payment option, we’re not just innovating; we’re providing our citizens with flexibility and freedom in interacting with state services.” Fleming was quick to note that the money received by the government will still be in fiat, as the service converts the crypto payments into US dollars, adding it “protects the state from previous worries about accepting cryptocurrency.” “As one of the pioneers in the realm of cryptocurrency transactions, our role is to ensure these payments are not only efficient but also secure. We’re focused on removing the traditional barriers associated with cryptocurrency, such as volatility and fraud risks, making it a reliable option for government transactions,” said Jay Sykes, Chief Executive Officer of Bead Pay. “Offering our sportsmen more ways to interact with our department allows for us to enhance our customer service. This is another step towards our goal of creating a modern and professional organization that better serves the sportsmen of the state,” Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Secretary Madison Sheahan said. BREAKING: Louisiana state government now accepts #Bitcoin as payment. pic.twitter.com/pXO8Lya59x — Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) September 18, 2024 “Bead Pay facilitates cryptocurrency acceptance for governments and businesses, removing the complexities of holding, converting, or understanding crypto. At the time of purchase, crypto is converted to local currency, ensuring the total payment amount is received with no price volatility. Bead Pay enables third parties to integrate crypto payments into their e-commerce and point-of-sale payment platforms,” the press release added. The Louisiana state government is now accepting crypto payments from residents for state services.https://t.co/jYkmghVYIs — Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) September 19, 2024 From Plaquemine Post South: The integration of cryptocurrency payments into state agencies results from a collaborative effort between the State of Louisiana, Bead Pay, a specialist in cryptocurrency payments, and Louisiana-based integration partners. By leveraging Bead Pay, a unique provider of cryptocurrency conversion of point-of-sale payments, both residents and state government will glean the following benefits: Decrease in the number of fraudelent transactions The State of Louisiana will not handle cryptocurrency Cryptocurrency price volatility is avoided Any digital wallet with cryptocurrencies can be used The state receives payments in US Dollars

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