Author: Aaron Parnas

Aaron Parnas says Trump said he could have done “very bad things” to Obama, Clinton and Biden, while ICE secretly investigated voter registration groups and armed private guards were deployed to post offices ahead of Election Day.

Aaron Parnas says California leaders called Trump “mentally ill” and urged the 25th Amendment after his Iran remarks. He also reports Ken Paxton said Trump’s Iran war and gas prices are hurting his Texas Senate campaign, while Trump is said to be eyeing his Palm Beach golf club as a Camp David-style site.

Aaron Parnas says the Epstein whistleblower who exposed the relationship between Trump’s Commerce Secretary and Epstein has died by suicide. He also says Trump called American voting “corrupt” as new polls pointed to a Democratic wave.

Aaron Parnas says Trump is defying Congress’ power of the purse and lays out a roadmap for investigating alleged misuse of taxpayer funds. He cites ads marked “Paid for by the U.S. Government” and says the budget office moved to cancel funds Congress had approved, which the GAO found illegal.

Aaron Parnas posted a Sunday good-news update, saying his work may soon expand internationally and highlighting an Eagles Make-A-Wish visit and Pennsylvania students who stopped a school bus after the driver had a medical emergency.

Aaron Parnas says Trump is in “desperation mode,” Texas is a “five-alarm fire,” and the Trump administration has walked away from protections that let disabled Americans live in their communities instead of institutions.

Aaron Parnas says Trump took money meant for fallen officers’ memorials to air self-promotional ads, while House Republicans privately fear losing the majority as his economy approval sinks to record lows.

Aaron Parnas reports that Trump said Republicans are “worried” about Texas and Michigan, while the Senate Leadership Fund is pulling its remaining North Carolina ads and shifting money to defend Kansas.

Aaron Parnas reports that Trump wouldn’t rule out using the Insurrection Act before the midterms, while Time also said he asked Grok about seizing Nicolás Maduro and the DOJ is reviewing how Watergate prosecutors handled Nixon.

Renee Good’s family has sued the Trump administration over her killing by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, accusing officials of negligence and civil rights violations, according to Aaron Parnas. The source says the suits seek a jury trial and damages.

Aaron Parnas reports that Sen. Ron Wyden is accusing the DOJ and FBI of withholding a secret Epstein banker interview and is demanding release of all related FBI 302s. He says the hidden report may be only the tip of the iceberg.

Aaron Parnas reports that Ken Paxton was caught on a hot mic saying Trump’s convention hurt Republican numbers, while Trump is also scrambling to rewrite answers on his new AI portal after it contradicted his claims. The report also says fallout over Jack Smith is growing.

At a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Jack Smith defended his Trump prosecutions and rejected Sen. Eric Schmitt’s accusation that he lied about attending a basketball game. Aaron Parnas also reported a Trump adviser told CNN the midterms are “obviously going to be f***ing rough.”

Aaron Parnas says the DOJ’s “grand conspiracy” probe into Obama-era officials appears to be collapsing after Joe diGenova resigned following a dispute with Todd Blanche. He also says Jack Smith is set to appear before the Senate to defend his prosecutions of Trump.

Aaron Parnas says Republicans fear a “Texas reckoning” as the farm recession deepens, while the White House has expanded taxpayer-funded ads boosting Trump and moved to gut Title IX protections and student-loan eligibility.

Food banks across the country are facing unprecedented demand as rising food and diesel costs strain supplies, according to Aaron Parnas. The report says some families are skipping meals and some food banks are switching from beef to canned chicken and beans.

Aaron Parnas says White House ads aired with Trump warning of a “final battle,” and that they were paid for with public money. He also says some Republicans are backing a review of Donald Trump Jr. and the press-access fight at the White House is escalating.

Aaron Parnas reports that Trump lashed out over coverage of Byron Donalds removing Trump references from his campaign, while three ranching groups warned ICE enforcement is disrupting livestock operations and could raise beef prices.

Aaron Parnas reports that U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle allegedly told Greek officials the U.S. can overthrow any government it wants, according to the Wall Street Journal. He also reports the Supreme Court blocked Missouri Republicans’ new congressional map for the third time.

Aaron Parnas says a coordinated assault on the 2026 midterms is underway, citing a Supreme Court ruling that lets DHS use an expansive citizenship database. He also says Trump allies are floating martial law if Republicans lose Congress.

Aaron Parnas says Trump’s coalition is fracturing publicly, with a taxpayer-funded “America will never be a communist country” ad drawing ethics complaints and allies upset over his welcome for Xi Jinping. He also says press access has been restored and a Texas voter registration mess is unfolding before the midterms.

Aaron Parnas reports that a federal judge ruled Trump’s White House press ban likely unconstitutional, but the administration still denied a Politico reporter entry after the order. He also says JD Vance was identified as the anonymous source behind one of the cited stories.

Aaron Parnas reports that federal prosecutors have opened a criminal probe into Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime lawyer and accountant. He also says a Bloomberg analysis found Trump has made more stock trades since returning to office than every member of Congress combined.

Aaron Parnas reports that Republicans privately say they expect to get “crushed” in the midterms, while Trump stewed at reporters overnight and floated his name for Ford’s Theatre.

Aaron Parnas reports Trump snapped at CNN over its coverage, GOP senators asked to investigate Trump Jr., the DOJ scrubbed pardon information, and Trump TV ratings flopped.

Aaron Parnas says exclusive images expose Army base destruction, while Trump bans major media companies and buries the real death toll.

Aaron Parnas says the GOP’s McConnell problem has worsened, and so has its Trump problem, as a major Epstein update emerges.