By Mark Hodge, Amina Kilpatrick and Kayla Hayempour
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., (click here) said he supports efforts to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which are expected to be brought to a vote this week.
Asked in an interview on ABC News’ “This Week” whether he would support Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., in his efforts to impeach Hegseth, Jeffries confirmed he supported the push.
“I’m a hard yes on the Hegseth resolution,” Jeffries said....
Besides returning the economy to the people rather than billionaires and the elites, the message of the 2026 elections have never been more clear, "END THE CORRUPTION OF OUR GOVERNMENT."
The people of the USA have sacrificed to achieve a switch in power. They have died for this. There is no going back to things as they were. The people are frightened of the Trump Regime. There is no tolerating this man if he does not toe the line.
Every pardon issued by Trump must be scrutinized for wrong doing. If the pardons are assigned criminal content by willful direction of power, the pardons must be rescinded. It is a criminal process with a fully engaged DOJ, not just a legislative process. It can take time, but, not that much time so it all disappears.
6 November 2026
By Edna Mohamed
But in the phone interview, (click here) Trump put on a brave face — and offered an olive branch: He said that he would be willing to work with Democrats.
“They’ve already called, and they want to work with me. I have the right to veto everything, but I don’t want to be just sitting there for two years just vetoing everything,” he said.
While a handful of seats remain to be counted, the Democrats have won comfortable majorities in both the House of Representatives, where they have secured at least 253 seats out of 435, and in the Senate, where they have won at least 54 out of 100.
Trump has since posted a picture on his Truth Social account using the Make America Great Again red baseball hat to read “VETO”. Despite the Democrats’ success, as president, Trump holds broad executive authority, with Article 1, Section 7 of the US Constitution stipulating that the president has the power to reject legislation passed by Congress through a veto.
Congress can override the veto, but would need to have a two-thirds majority, something that the Democrats do not have in either chamber....
But in the phone interview, (click here) Trump put on a brave face — and offered an olive branch: He said that he would be willing to work with Democrats.
“They’ve already called, and they want to work with me. I have the right to veto everything, but I don’t want to be just sitting there for two years just vetoing everything,” he said.
While a handful of seats remain to be counted, the Democrats have won comfortable majorities in both the House of Representatives, where they have secured at least 253 seats out of 435, and in the Senate, where they have won at least 54 out of 100.
Trump has since posted a picture on his Truth Social account using the Make America Great Again red baseball hat to read “VETO”. Despite the Democrats’ success, as president, Trump holds broad executive authority, with Article 1, Section 7 of the US Constitution stipulating that the president has the power to reject legislation passed by Congress through a veto.
Congress can override the veto, but would need to have a two-thirds majority, something that the Democrats do not have in either chamber....
We all know Donald John Trump is an lying racketeer. He is profiting off the presidency and has enveloped the world in corruption, profiteering, and graft. That is not permitted.
If Donald John Trump continues to ignore the will of the people of 2026 there is only one path forward; replace the Executive Branch.
Trump's first veto cannot be tolerated.
