Mario Nawfal

Some things just don’t add up… t.co/b4o1PABJ57

What are your expectations tomorrow? t.co/baER5NN0SH

#LIVE: Lev Parnas back on stage to debate yesterday's allegations with Rudy Giuliani's only client other than Trump

#BREAKING: Special counsel claims Trump deliberately misled his attorneys about classified documents, judge wrote. According to sources verified by ABC News, the judge said there could be indications of criminal violations. U.S. Judge Beryl Howell wrote last week that prosecutors in special counsel Jack Smith's office had made a "prima facie showing that the former president had committed criminal violations," and that attorney-client privileges invoked by two of his lawyers could therefore be pierced. Has Trump committed crimes or are these more politically charged allegations?

#BREAKING: About half of Americans believe the NY investigation into Trump IS politically motivated. However, a large majority find the allegations believable. Here's some numbers: - 54% of respondents (80% of Republicans and 32% of Democrats) said politics was driving the criminal case - 70% of respondents (inc half of Republicans) said it was believable that Trump paid hush money to Stormy Daniels - 62% of respondents (inc a third of Republicans) said it was also believable that Trump falsified business records and committed fraud Most people believe Trump paid hush money to Stormy Daniels but at the same time this investigation is politically motivated. Source: Reuters/Ipsos poll

#BREAKING: Putin and Xi Jinping sign documents on Russia-China strategic cooperation. Putin made the following comments: 1. China is clearly Russia's top trade and economic partner. Trade and economic cooperation is a priority for our relationship” 2. Russia is prepared to increase its oil and LNG supply to China 3. Russia is helping to build atomic stations in China 4. The Ukraine-Russia peace plan was also discussed 5. Putin: “Russia and China strongly oppose violating interests of other countries to gain our own advantage” Should the US be afraid of the strengthening relations between Russia and China?

If you were part of the 10-hour space today, you witnessed one of the most surreal experiences imaginable It started with Giuliani joining to discuss the Trump indictment and ended with his once-close friend Lev Parnas dropping bombshells re Trump, Ukraine and the Biden laptop A day to remember…

#LIVE: Former Congressman Joe Walsh: "Both things can be true. Maybe Trump committed a crime, and maybe this will help him in the election" The narrative seems to be that no matter whether the indictment is politically motivated or not, Trump will most likely benefit politically t.co/m3Z3T7FMti

#LIVE: Rudy Giuliani LIVE ON STAGE. What should we ask? t.co/jmFkYeeqZp

#BREAKING: White House responds to Trump's call for protests, asking supporters to be "peaceful" Sen Warren says “there’s no reason” to protest House Speaker McCarthy agreed: “I don’t think people should protest this" Do you think Trump supporters will listen to calls for calm?

#BREAKING: Donald Trump facing more Criminal Chargers Georgia prosecutors are preparing to bring criminal charges against Trump for racketeering and conspiracy in relation to attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Is there an agenda to stop him running in 2024?

#BREAKING: Trump Defamation Trial in Manhattan A federal judge rejected a request by Trump and Carroll to hold a single trial on whether they defamed former Elle magazine columnist by denying he raped her. Although they are awaiting a decision from Washington, D.C. appeals court on whether Trump was immune from the first lawsuit and thus making a trial unnecessary. With Trump battling all of these civil and criminal cases, will one of them stick?

🚨#BREAKING: Trump is expected to be indicted by a grand jury Monday or Wednesday. Law enforcement officials are meeting at NYPD headquarters to plan for the indictment. "We’ll be discussing how we bring Trump in. No decisions have been made yet" (below image is AI-generated) t.co/8XTGLp9r1K

We are not facing a financial crisis, we are facing a crisis of confidence.

Twitter responsible for the banking crisis? 😂 The Credit Suisse Chairman was questioned re the reason for the bank’s collapse. He lay the blame on “social media”. This was a sentiment echoed by the head of FINMA. She argued that Credit Suisse was a healthy bank but “speculation spread on social media” consequently triggered the crisis. Furthermore, she argued “contagion spread from the US” had “sealed the Swiss bank’s fate” Should social media be censored or should banks incorporate the speedy impact of social media into their risk management?

#BREAKING: A coalition of Central Banks just announced coordinated action to enhance liquidity through U.S. dollar swap lines. This includes: 🇺🇸 US Federal Reserve 🇪🇺 European Central Bank 🇨🇦 Bank of Canada 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Bank of England 🇯🇵 Bank of Japan 🇨🇭 Swiss National Bank What does this mean? 1. This is a precautionary step in case the Credit Suisse acquisition does not go through, which will lead to volatility 2. This signals central bank concerns over the current banking crisis 3. The swap lines offer liquidity to non-US Central Banks in case we face other events similar to Credit Suisse 4. This could be a signal that quantitive tightening cannot go on much longer and rate hikes could pause soon 5. This shows the strength of the US dollar as a reserve currency

#BREAKING: It's official, UBS has announced the takeover of Credit Suisse with the support of the Swiss Government. Some highlights: - Both banks will have UNRESTRICTED access to Swiss National Bank facilities - Both banks can obtain liquidy assistance loans up to 100 billion CHF backed by the Federal Default Guarantee - FINMA: There was a risk of CS beomcing illiquid - Swiss President Berset: It's not possible to restore confidence in Credit Suisse - Swiss Government grants UBS $9.79 bln guarantee on Credit Suisse losses - UBS credit default swaps have doubled since news broke that it would rescue Credit Suisse - Snb's Chairman Jordan: US banking crisis aggravated Credit Suisse crisis - Swiss President: Deposit outflows on Friday showed that stabilization of Credit Suisse was necessary

#BREAKING: UBS has agreed to buy Credit Suisse after increasing its offer to more than $2bn This is about 70% lower than Credit Suisse's closing price on Friday The Swiss National Bank will offer a $100bn liquidity line to UBS as part of Credit Suisse deal Is the worst over?

Vivek Ramaswamy live from our spaces yesterday: "Trump is being prosecuted because he is a political candidate" "For these set of same facts, would someone else have been criminally prosecuted. The answer is ABSOLUTELY NOT" Do you agree with Vivek, or are Trump's legal woes catching up to him?

Space crashed. What's your stance on Trump's arrest? Is it political or strictly a legal move? What about the Biden family's corruption allegations?

#LIVE: Mike Cernovich joins Sebastian Gorka, Kim DotCom, Brian Krassenstein, Tom Fitton, Brandon Straka and others to discuss Trump's arrest on Tuesday Incredible space, heated debate on whether this arrest is politically motivated t.co/766Q9RIz4C

Will trump be locked up? t.co/766Q9RIz4C

#LIVE: Vivek Ramaswamy and Sebastian Gorka live on stage discussing Trump's potential arrest on Tuesday What should we ask them? t.co/766Q9RIz4C

#BREAKING: Donald Trump, Stormy Daniels, Fraud and Arrest President Donald Trump has confirmed on Truth Social he will be arrested on Tuesday. What is the accusation? Should he be arrested? Is this a political move? (a thread) t.co/3yZ1CecaiM

#BREAKING: Trump claims he will be arrested on Tuesday! t.co/wA6zdwaDpc

#BREAKING: 186 banks have similar risks as Silicon Valley Bank Economists assessed asset books and market value losses of US banks, as well as banks’ funding percentages. According to the new study, if half of these uninsured depositors were to withdraw funds rapidly from any of these 186 U.S. banks, even insured depositors might face impairments. This is due to insufficient assets available for all depositors. In such cases, intervention from the FDIC could become necessary. “Our calculations suggest these banks are certainly at a potential risk of a run, absent other government intervention or recapitalization.”