Zach Everson

That means that they likely live outside of the United States.

Zach Everson, a researcher at the progressive consumer group Public Citizen, put it this way.

Foreign actors used to need a back door to try to influence a president.

Now, he said, Trump is holding the front door open and inviting them in for a steak dinner.

The November 22nd dinner will include the top 185 holders of the $Trump meme coin.

Zach Everson, a researcher for the progressive consumer rights advocacy group Public Citizen, told the CBS News reporters, "Foreign actors used to need a backdoor to try to influence a president." Now, though, Trump is holding the front door open and inviting them in for a steak dinner.

U.S. District Court Judge Timothy J. Kelly, a Trump appointee, ruled yesterday that Trump had banned more than 70 journalists from CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from the White House press room because he wanted more favorable coverage.

That ban violated both free speech and due process, Kelly ruled, and he said Trump could not ban the organizations from the White House, although he did not address whether the administration could bar reporters from Air Force One or the Oval Office.

Uh, we're talking big, bad, terrible dealings that in the years to come, just as we do with the Harding administration, just as we do with the Grant administration, uh, Nixon administration, et cetera, we look back on, we will look back on with, uh, with great frustration, great sorrow.

Uh, our children will ask, "Oh, Peanut the Squirrel, why'd you let that happen?" And I'll have to tell them, "Well, had no choice in the matter." Uh, we have the marvelous, uh, Zach Everson with us today.

Uh, well, what does he do? He's the research director over at Public Citizen, and he is actually spending almost all of his time, uh, tracking this terrible corruption, this terrible, uh, what, what we might call the worst innovation of recent memory.

Um, just stealing from the American people, hurting the American people.

Oh, man.

That is absolutely brilliant, Zach.

Um, Zach Everson, um, public citizen keeping track of all of the Trump corruption and insanity.

Um, well, before we, we get going, obviously we want you to plug yourself, but, um-

Instead, it's being spent to ego boost a deeply unpopular president.

The investigative journalist Zach Everson seems to have dug up the information.

And in a letter to the Secretary of Homeland Security, Mark Wayne Mullen, two Democratic senators are now demanding answers about how it was appropriated from the enormous, almost inconceivably large sums of cash that Trump Republicans' so-called big, beautiful bill gave to DHS.

This is, of course, illegal.

I don't know why people actually fall for this stuff and enrich Donald Trump in the process, and yet they do.

"Trump's crypto schemes keep trying to squeeze more money out of the presidency," said Zach Everson, a research director at Public Citizen who flagged the new gala dinner, which is exactly right.

It is unclear how much the crypto holders will have to spend to get invited to the event, but the current largest account holds $104 million worth of the cryptocurrency.

As of Wednesday, the 222nd biggest account holds $119,000 worth of the coin.

Instead, it's being spent to ego boost a deeply unpopular president.

The investigative journalist Zach Everson seems to have dug up the information, and in a letter to the Secretary of Homeland Security, Mark Wayne Mullen, two Democratic senators are now demanding answers about how it was appropriated from the enormous, almost inconceivably large sums of cash that Trump Republicans' so-called big, beautiful bill gave to DHS.

This is, of course, illegal.

You cannot use taxpayer money to create campaign ads for yourself or for anyone.

I enjoyed this.

Shout out to Zach Everson, uh, over on Blue Sky.

He skied this.

He identified this.