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LIVE Breaking News 2025: Former President Donald Trump returns to the White House after viral death rumors shook social media.

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Trump vows to deploy the National Guard in Chicago.

Announces U.S. Space Command HQ moving to Alabama.

Fights tariffs at the Supreme Court.

Reacts to Putin’s Ukraine position.

Meanwhile, Congress prepares to release Epstein’s files.

U.S. military confirms a strike on Caribbean drug cartels.

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00:00Inside the Oval Office, cameras clicked and recorders rolled.
00:03The president looked energized, confident, and ready to fight.
00:06He dismissed the rumors with a trademark mix of bravado and sarcasm.
00:10No, I've been very active, actually, he said.
00:12Golfing, working, doing interviews, very active.
00:15The mystery was over, at least in his eyes,
00:18but this wasn't just about proving he was alive and well.
00:21Trump returned to the public stage with a full arsenal of announcements,
00:24explosive, controversial, and destined to dominate headlines for weeks to come.
00:28Space Command, Chicago, tariffs, Putin, Epstein,
00:34a whirlwind of stories all colliding in one chaotic day.
00:37This is the full breakdown of Trump's return,
00:39the political shockwaves now reverberating through Washington,
00:42and what it all means for America's future.
00:45Stay tuned until the very end,
00:46because what's coming next could change the course of 2025.
00:50Trump's absence had fueled a firestorm.
00:53Unlike many modern politicians, Trump thrives on constant visibility.
00:57Daily press gaggles, marathon rallies, impromptu quanders.
01:00This is a man who built his brand on never being quiet for long.
01:03So when he went silent for over a week, the internet erupted.
01:06Critics claimed he was hiding from bad news.
01:08Supporters whispered about health scares.
01:10Conspiracy theorists went even further,
01:12spreading baseless claims of assassination,
01:14secret medical crises,
01:16even stand-ins replacing him on camera.
01:18The viral black bag video was the most surreal example.
01:22Grainy, eerie, and almost cinematic,
01:25it appeared to show a dark object tossed from a White House window.
01:28Within hours, TikTok and YouTube channels racked up millions of views
01:32with wild claims that it contained evidence of foul play.
01:35Experts later identified the clip as a sophisticated AI fake,
01:39but not before it added fuel to the frenzy.
01:41Trump, as always, hit back with flair.
01:43I didn't know about the rumors that I was dead,
01:46he told reporters with a smirk.
01:48Pretty serious stuff, but I was at the golf course all weekend.
01:51I did interviews.
01:52I was very active, very alive, believe me.
01:54Then came the jab at his predecessor.
01:56Last week, I did numerous press conferences, all successful.
02:00Then I didn't do one for two days,
02:01and they said something must be wrong.
02:03Biden wouldn't do them for months.
02:04With that, the speculation was put to rest.
02:07Trump was back, and he was ready to unleash headlines.
02:10First, a bombshell decision.
02:11Trump announced that the headquarters of U.S. Space Command
02:14will move to Huntsville, Alabama.
02:16The move wasn't entirely new.
02:17During Trump's first administration,
02:19the Pentagon selected Alabama as the new home of Space Command,
02:23citing its strong aerospace industry and military infrastructure.
02:26But in 2023, President Joe Biden reversed that decision,
02:30keeping the headquarters in Colorado Springs.
02:32Lawmakers in Alabama were furious,
02:34accusing Biden of political favoritism.
02:37Today, Trump flipped the script again.
02:39I am thrilled to report that U.S. Space Command headquarters
02:42will move to the beautiful locale of Huntsville, Alabama,
02:45forever known as Rocket City, he declared from the Oval Office.
02:49The announcement drew applause from Alabama officials,
02:51who estimate the move will bring more than 30,000 jobs
02:54and billions in economic growth to the state.
02:56But Trump added a provocative twist.
02:58I want to thank Colorado.
03:00The problem I have with Colorado is mail-in voting.
03:03They have crooked elections automatically crooked,
03:06and we can't have that.
03:07The jab underscored Trump's ongoing battle over election integrity,
03:11and signaled that even major military decisions in his administration
03:14remain intertwined with political fights.
03:17The Pentagon will now face the massive logistical challenge
03:19of relocating one of its most advanced commands.
03:23Analysts warn that the move could take years,
03:25cost billions, and disrupt operations.
03:28Critics also argue it sends the wrong message
03:30at a time when U.S. space dominance is under pressure from China and Russia.
03:34But for Trump, the move was about more than strategy.
03:37It was about rewarding allies, punishing rivals,
03:39and proving he still makes the biggest decisions in Washington.
03:42If Space Command was a surprise,
03:44Trump's next announcement was a thunderclap.
03:46Asked by reporters whether he had decided to send National Guard troops into Chicago,
03:51Trump replied,
03:52Well, we're going.
03:53I didn't say when.
03:54We're going in.
03:55With those words,
03:57the president set the stage for a constitutional clash.
03:59For years, Trump has criticized Chicago for violent crime,
04:03corruption,
04:03and what he calls failed democratic leadership.
04:06Now, he appears ready to use federal power to intervene directly.
04:09Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker wasted no time firing back.
04:12At a press conference,
04:13he accused Trump of staging an uncoordinated and dangerous escalation.
04:18In the coming days,
04:19we expect to see federal agents positioned on federal property,
04:22staging military vehicles,
04:24and sending in unmarked officers,
04:26Pritzker warned.
04:27He claimed that Trump was preparing to deploy agents from Customs and Border Protection,
04:31Homeland Security,
04:32and even the Texas National Guard.
04:34Pritzker painted a chilling picture,
04:36masked, unidentified agents raiding Latino neighborhoods under the pretense of fighting violent crime.
04:42You're going to see videos of them hauling away mothers and fathers on their way to work.
04:45Sometimes they will even detain children, he said.
04:48Illinois officials vowed to fight the move in court,
04:50arguing it violates state authority and civil liberties.
04:53Trump supporters countered that drastic action is needed in a city plagued by shootings and homicides.
04:58The battle over Chicago is now a test of federal power, state rights,
05:02and the limits of presidential authority.
05:04The last time federal agents were sent into major U.S. cities during protests in 2020,
05:09it sparked national outrage.
05:11This time, the stakes could be even higher.
05:13Next, Trump turned to the economy.
05:15Just days ago,
05:16A federal appeals court struck down many of his sweeping tariffs,
05:19ruling that he unlawfully used emergency powers to impose import taxes.
05:23The tariffs remain in place for now, but the court's decision was a major legal blow.
05:27Trump isn't backing down.
05:28We're going to the Supreme Court, probably tomorrow, he said.
05:31If this wrong decision stands, it would mean devastation for our country.
05:35The stock market needs the tariffs.
05:37The comment reflects Trump's unshakable belief that tariffs are a cornerstone of his economic strategy.
05:42Critics argue they hurt American consumers and farmers.
05:45Supporters say they protect U.S. industries from unfair foreign competition, especially from China.
05:51The Supreme Court, with its conservative majority, now faces a dilemma.
05:54Uphold Trump's broad interpretation of executive power or rein him in.
05:58Either way, the case could reshape the balance between Congress and the presidency on trade policy.
06:02For Trump, the tariffs fight is about more than economics.
06:05It's about showing strength, defying the courts, and proving that he,
06:09not judges, not Congress, decides America's trade future.
06:12No Trump press conference would be complete without international drama.
06:16On Russia, the president sent mixed signals.
06:18In an interview earlier today, Trump said he was very disappointed in Vladimir Putin,
06:22who continues to pound Ukraine with drone and missile attacks despite ongoing peace talks.
06:27Thousands of people are dying, Trump lamented.
06:29I've always had a great relationship with him, but I'm very disappointed.
06:32At the White House, he went further, hinting at very interesting developments that the public will soon learn about.
06:38Asked directly if he had spoken with Putin, Trump dodged specifics.
06:41You'll find out, he said.
06:43Treasury Secretary Scott Besant added fuel to speculation,
06:46telling Fox News that all options are on the table for new sanctions against Russia.
06:49The comments come as a self-imposed Trump deadline looms.
06:52On August 22nd, he said he would know what to do in two weeks.
06:55That deadline arrives this Friday.
06:57For now, the world watches as Trump juggles his personal rapport with Putin
07:01against the brutal reality of Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.
07:05Back in Congress, another explosive issue is unfolding.
07:08The Jeffrey Epstein files.
07:10The House Oversight Committee is preparing to release documents received from the Justice Department,
07:14possibly as soon as tonight.
07:16These files, shrouded in secrecy for years,
07:18could contain new revelations about Epstein's crimes, his network,
07:22and his connections to powerful figures.
07:23Kentucky Republican Thomas Massey, working with Democrat Ro Khanna,
07:27is pushing hard for full transparency.
07:29People want these files released, Massey said.
07:31This place is corrupt.
07:32You can't fix jobs, taxes, or the economy
07:34if the government is covering for the rich and powerful.
07:36Massey is now circulating a discharge petition to force a full House vote.
07:41If he can get 218 signatures, including six Republicans to join all Democrats,
07:46the files could finally see the light of day.
07:49Meanwhile, members of the committee met with Epstein victims today.
07:53Their message was clear.
07:54Release the files.
07:55End the cover-ups.
07:55The political fallout could be enormous.
07:58If the files name prominent business leaders, politicians, or global elites,
08:02it could trigger scandals across both parties.
08:05If they disappoint, it could fuel even deeper public mistrust.
08:08For Trump, the Epstein issue is a double-edged sword.
08:11On one hand, exposing corruption fits his outsider brand.
08:15On the other, the scandal touches elites across the spectrum,
08:18including some he once knew personally.
08:19Either way, the countdown to the files release is on,
08:23and Washington is bracing for impact.
08:24Amid all this political drama,
08:26the administration made a striking military announcement.
08:29Secretary of State Marco Rubio revealed that U.S. forces carried out a lethal strike
08:33against a drug vessel in the Southern Caribbean.
08:36The ship, he said, had departed from Venezuela
08:38and was linked to a narco-terrorist organization.
08:41The move represents a sharp escalation in America's war on drugs.
08:45By designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations,
08:48the Trump administration has expanded the military's authority
08:51to act directly against them.
08:53Supporters hail it as a bold step to dismantle cartels.
08:56Critics warn it risks militarizing a law enforcement issue
08:58and dragging the U.S. into new conflicts.
09:01But as Trump made clear today,
09:02his administration is not afraid to take aggressive action,
09:05whether at home or abroad.
09:07Conclusion, the storm ahead.
09:09So what did we learn today?
09:11Donald Trump re-emerged from a week of silence,
09:14brushing off death rumors and conspiracy theories.
09:16He reignited controversy by moving U.S. Space Command to Alabama,
09:20declaring his intention to send the National Guard into Chicago
09:23and vowing to take his tariffs fight to the Supreme Court.
09:27He expressed disappointment in Vladimir Putin,
09:29teased mysterious new developments in Ukraine peace talks,
09:32and signaled possible action against Russia.
09:34Meanwhile, Congress prepared to release the long-hidden Epstein files
09:37with bipartisan pressure mounting,
09:39and the U.S. military escalated its war on cartels
09:42with a lethal strike in the Caribbean.
09:44In one afternoon, Trump managed to dominate every corner of the news cycle.
09:47Domestic politics, foreign policy, the economy,
09:50and even America's deepest scandals.
09:52The question now is not whether Trump is back,
09:55it's how far he's willing to go next.
10:01Chicago braces, the Supreme Court waits,
10:03Congress debates corruption, and America watches.
10:06One thing is certain,
10:07the coming weeks will be some of the most consequential of Trump's presidency.
10:10Stay with us as we continue breaking it all down.
10:13And remember, follow me now,
10:15because the stories they don't want you to hear,
10:17you'll always hear first, right here.
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