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Erica Knight retweeted
🚨 Another high-value target returned to the U.S. by this FBI via Foreign Transfer of Custody
David Ansariy, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Uzbekistan, is now back in the States and is charged with multiple counts of providing material support to foreign terrorist organizations including ISIS.
Ansariy was an alleged leader of a radicalized group of individuals in New York seeking to become ISIS fighters — as well as to finance the travel of others. He fled overseas in 2016 and has been a fugitive since then — federally indicted since 2021. He will now face justice.
Outstanding work from @NewYorkFBI and our partners.
-DKP🇺🇸
Erica Knight retweeted
“I want to know how your wealth increased 4,000% since you became a United States Senator. That’s a magic act.” — @FBIDirectorKash
Welch: 4,000%. Padilla: 715%. Schiff: 576%. Hirono: 575%. Booker: 446%. Durbin: 364%.
Each respective Senator got richer as their states suffered. CA under Padilla & Schiff suffered a net domestic loss ~216,000 people in 2024–25. Population slipped. L.A. County lost the most residents of any U.S. metro. California’s share of the U.S. economy fell from 14.5% to 13.8%. Gas ~40% higher, utilities ~61% higher. Median home ~$830K vs. ~$360K in Texas. People who leave cut housing costs by ~$670 a month.
They lecture you about “equity” while their net worth compounds and working families flee their states due to lack of affordability.
They ostensibly sell socialism as compassion. Socialism requires control and control at that scale requires a police state...and that we are NOT!
We are a Constitutional Republic—safeguarded by law enforcement under the Constitution, not a ruling class that gets rich while the states they govern empty out.
They also make these if the lines confuse you.
Pregnancy tests draw a misleading, somewhat arbitrary, binary between a state of being pregnant and not being pregnant. You can be kind of pregnant, a little bit pregnant, or almost pregnant, or maybe pregnant, and still test positive for pregnancy. Pregnancy tests, particularly at-home urine tests, capture a moment in time at which an embryo has implanted and is interfacing with the uterus in some way. “We define how we understand the beginning of pregnancy based on this snapshot, but such a freeze-frame contains limited information,” Apoorva Tadepalli writes. Read more about the difficult task of determining when pregnancy actually begins: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/Q9…
Erica Knight retweeted
FENTANYL KILLS AMERICANS — AND WE’RE SHUTTING DOWN THE PIPELINE.
We’re targeting the precursors, the manufacturers, the cartels, and the money that keeps this deadly trade alive.
Last year saw a 20% reduction in opioid deaths.
No sanctuary. No safe haven. If you’re poisoning Americans with fentanyl, we’re coming for you.
-DKP🇺🇸
Child victims of serious crime have gone on to wear a badge and do the job well.
Robert Shilling was abused as a kid. He later ran Seattle’s child-abuse unit and Interpol’s Crimes Against Children team and helped recover thousands of kids.
A Texas officer abused from age 8 recorded her attacker’s confession and put him away.
Kara Robinson was kidnapped at 15, escaped a serial killer, and became a cop.
Same pattern shows up after shootings, homicides, and other childhood trauma too.
Survivors sometimes become the best cavalry.
Democrats spent today’s oversight hearing doing what they have done since Kash Patel's confirmation: attacking the man instead of the results.
When lying about provably false and previously responded to casework didn’t stick, elected officials spiraled into erratic personal attacks.
You can hate the director, but you don’t get to pretend America getting safer is a scandal.
Democrats describe an agency in chaos, run by an unqualified partisan.
The published numbers describe the largest recorded drop in violent crime, a murder rate at multi-decade lows, and a surge in arrests of violent offenders, gang members, child predators, fentanyl traffickers, terrorists, and high-value fugitives.
At some point just say it: the country is safer, Americans are safer, and everyone is sick of the community-theater bullshit.
For those asking how the FBI Director’s judiciary hearing will go…
Here’s a preview:
Under Director Patel, the FBI just delivered the largest drop in violent crime in American history.
Judiciary Dems: “Kash Patel makes us less safe!”
Erica Knight retweeted
They told you Kash Patel would make America less safe.
Sen. Dick Durbin: “Would make our country less safe.”
Sen. Alex Padilla: “If he is confirmed, Americans will be less safe.”
Sen. Mazie Hirono: “Will make our country less safe, less secure.”
Sen. Cory Booker: “I believe you have made our country weaker and less safe.”
Rep. Jamie Raskin: “You’ve left all of us less safe than before.”
Turns out, they were wrong.
This is from Open AI.
The model favors Newsom and censors JD.
The AI censorship is beginning and I hope these independent evaluators reverse course before big tech swings another election.
Erica Knight retweeted
Honored to join the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund today to read the names of the 34 FBI personnel we lost to the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
We honor the 668 law enforcement officers who lost their lives that day running toward the towers and the Pentagon that morning, and those taken in the years since by the illnesses that followed.
Their sacrifice still defines the job. We will never forget them.
-DKP🇺🇸
Through the ashes, this nation rose up with American pride after the horrific events of 9/11.
I will never forget sitting in a classroom as a big, boxy TV was wheeled in as confused young students watched the towers fall. The squeal of a wife and sister who had just realized her life had been stolen from her was seared into my memory forever.
The unimaginable loss of so many American lives came at the hands of evil terrorists who were fueled by hatred of our way of life.
“Never Forget” is a phrase often shared on this anniversary, and Americans must continue to reflect on what we are remembering, the sacrifices made, and how we must actively fight to protect the freedoms we too often take for granted.
America remains the land of the free when Americans show up and fight for our fellow Americans.
It is a nation that is far from perfect, but it is the best place in the world.
I am proud to live in a country that stands up to terrorists, and even more proud to have an administration that fights like hell to defend it, fights to make sure that those who are lucky enough to live here love this country and keep freedom alive for future generations.
May we never forget the lives lost, but also those who raised our flag from the ashes to let the world know that nobody messes with the USA.
Disagreements can be had between parties, but the unity of love for this country should always prevail.
And we must never let our guard down in protecting that.
Because when freedom is taken for granted, it is lost.
Well Clint is definitely my wise friend.
What role did Charlie Kirk play behind the scenes in politics?
A few years ago, a friend who knew Queen Elizabeth well wisely told me, “when that old woman dies, the world will erupt into war.”
I was confused by this. She was a mascot, what would she have to do with war?
My friend explained that she had friendships with world leaders everywhere and they wouldn’t want her to be disappointed in them. If she was friends with two people, they would be less inclined to attack each other because of their friendship with her. I thought my friend was crazy.
Damn if he wasn’t right. That’s exactly what happened.
I’m realizing that Charlie was this for conservative leaders. He was so earnest and well meaning that people didn’t want to let him down. It’s a subtle, unspoken influence.
The America First movement has to be careful to not go to war with each other in the coming months. We have to root out the foreign and domestic communist influence that killed Charlie. If you call for unity, call for it amongst the right. Conservatives need to be united to save our fellow Americans from the mind virus. And to have the fortitude to prosecute the revolutionaries.
In America, tragedy often brings people together.
In life, nobody did that better than Charlie Kirk.
It has been fascinating and incredibly disappointing to see that in death, he has moved so many people apart.
I feel blessed to have known Charlie, and his legacy should be honored by those who loved him.
He was a political machine, much like our President. When a challenge came, he would not wallow in it, he would adapt for the good of his party’s future.
Because the advancement of conservative values was greater than any hiccup that he may not agree with.
Unfortunately for the world, we will never know how Charlie may have handled the new challenges this party faces everyday, but we do know that his love for God, his family, and this country would have remained at the forefront of his words and actions.
The world lost a generational leader, we can all work harder to make him proud.
“For Charlie” should be a promise in virtue, values, and the true spirit of the fight he fought so well.
Alexis is my friend and this was always bullshit.
I don’t know what this groveling nonsense is but what she was put through, she never deserved.
You don’t get to spiral a fake narrative about someone to get under the skin of someone they are attached to.
In September 2025, I published a post on this platform concerning @alexiswilkins that implied she was operating as a foreign intelligence asset — a “honeypot” — against the United States and persons connected to the federal government.
I apologize for that implication because it is false to suggest she is a honeypot. Alexis Wilkins is not, and has never been, a foreign intelligence operative, foreign asset, or honeypot of any kind. There is no factual basis to suggest otherwise.
Alexis sued me as a private citizen, on her own initiative, to defend the reputation she has spent her career building, to recover income she lost as a direct result of my post, and to respond to credible threats made against her safety after my post circulated.
This was a private civil defamation action. It was not brought by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Justice, or any government entity.
In my opinion, after litigating this case for several months, I have not found any evidence of any government involvement, weaponization, or coordination.
Throughout this litigation, Alexis has consistently stated that she would welcome full discovery and that her only objective was to correct what was done to her.
This matter is being resolved on its merits, not to avoid that process on either side. I retract my September 2025 post in full. The original post has been deleted.
I apologize without reservation to Alexis Wilkins for the harm that post caused her — professionally, personally, and to her physical safety.
I am grateful that, given personal circumstances I have been working through, Alexis has been willing to resolve this matter rather than pursue it further. I am posting this because it is my true belief and I would like to move on from this phase of my life and close the chapter.
Director Patel has brought violent crime down to historic lows.
Funny enough, I’ve never heard him call a murderer a trigger puller.
Different FBI.
"Trigger pullers."
Seattle's police chief Andre Sayles is facing criticism for referring to shooting suspects in his city as "trigger pullers" while discussing gun violence and the deadly Labor Day weekend.
Some local commentators say the phrase downplays the seriousness of the violence, while others point out that the term has been used by other law enforcement officials in the past, including former FBI Director Christopher Wray.
Sayles says police are increasing patrols and working with prosecutors to identify repeat violent offenders and build stronger cases.