Following the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, protests have been aging all across the United States and in some of the biggest cities, there has been an increased police presence. Washington D.C. has been no exception to this rule and many protesters have been taking their efforts to the front of the White House. These White House protests have led to some very powerful images although the President and Secret Service don’t seem to agree.

According to the New York Times, Donald Trump and his family were brought to a White House bunker that is designated for protection during terrorist attacks. “The president and his family were rattled by their experience on Friday night, according to several advisers,” the report states.

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During the 9/11 attacks in 2001, Dick Cheney was moved to the exact same bunker which just goes to show how dire the Secret Service though the situation was.

Trump has been quite critical of the protests, noting that he plans to declare ANTIFA as a terrorist group. He has also sent the National Guard into cities like Minneapolis and Los Angeles as a way to stop people from causing any more destruction.

As these protests continue, it will be interesting to see what Trump’s next move is.

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United States President Donald Trump has said a lot of weird things during his first term in the Oval Office. Perhaps his worst moments have come during the Coronavirus pandemic. Over 50,000 people have died in the country and a lot of those deaths could have been avoided had officials listened to health experts sooner. Regardless, Trump is trying to clean up the mess and reassure the public that everything is going to be okay.

Yesterday, Trump tried to do just that as he claimed that injecting yourself with disinfectants could kill the virus. Experts in the health community immediately condemned this position and today, the President backtracked saying he only meant to be sarcastic.

Now, Portland Trail Blazers star CJ McCollum is speaking out about the President's blunder, asking how have we come to such a place in society.

President Donald Trump has already begun ramping up his campaign efforts as the general election is going to take place on November 4th of this year. In order to effectively campaign, Trump has decided to fly around the country and hold rallies in various different states. Recently, Trump was in Colorado and he had a very special guest with him. Of course, we are talking about UFC President Dana White.

TMZ recently caught up with White where they asked him about his recent trip and what it meant to him. As White explained, he was never actually supposed to speak but the President wanted him to. White also spoke about UFC fans who may jump ship knowing White is an avid Trump supporter.

“I wasn’t really campaigning, he called me and asked me if I wanted to go to Colorado “he said, ‘Wanna go to Colorado?’ So, I said, ‘Yeah.’ So, we flew over to Colorado for the day and then back to Vegas,” White explained before talking about the fans. “I could give a s**t. I don’t give a s**t. If you don’t like me because I’m friends with this guy, that’s your problem, not mine.”

Clearly, White is very comfortable with his political believes and truly doesn’t care that people have an issue. With the election drawing near, it will be interesting to see if White does anymore campaign stops.

Twenty-twenty is a big year for politics in the United States of America. Later this year, the Democratic party will have chosen their candidate who will go to battle against President Donald Trump in the general election. It remains to be seen how the election will go down, even with all of the criticism surrounding Trump. While many speak out against the president, there are still plenty of people who are ride or die for him. As it turns out, one of those people is none other than UFC star Conor McGregor.

Yesterday, Trump celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day by talking about himself and his accomplishments as President. That's when McGregor jumped into the comments section to express his love for the 45th president of the United States.

Joe Burrow and the LSU Tigers had one of the best seasons in college football history. They were able to cap off the year with a huge win in the National Championship game against the Clemson Tigers. Whenever a team wins the National title, it is customary for that team to come to the White House and meet the president. Ever since Donald Trump took control of the White House, these meetings have been quite bizarre as he usually includes some peculiar antics.

This time around, Trump was particularly jol, albeit erratic. Near the end of his speech to the LSU players, Trump turned the whole thing into a mini-rally as he began to harp on impeachment and how he's a great president. He also spoke about the U.S military and its counter-terrorism efforts. He even likened the Tigers to the military, which got a huge laugh from the crowd and even the players.

Drew Brees has been one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL over the past two decades and even won himself a Super Bowl back in the day. Brees has enjoyed prolonged success as a member of the New Orleans Saints and this Spring, he will have a huge decision to make in free agency. Despite all the good he has done for the city, Brees found himself in a bit of a controversy last night as he was seen hanging out with President Donald Trump at the CFB National Championship game.

At one point during the game, Brees was in the same suite as Trump and had his photo taken with the President. Melania Trump was there as well while Brees' family also took part in the photo-op. In the grand scheme of things, it was a harmless photo that doesn't necessarily reflect Brees' political leanings.

This past week has been tumultuous on a global stage. On January 3rd, President Donald Trump ordered a strike on Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, a high ranking military officer; the attack left Soleimani dead, and significantly ramped up tensions between the U.S. and the Middle East. In response, many took to the streets in protest, and Donald Trump proceeded to threaten a swift and decisive retaliation should Iran move to seek revenge. Last night, Iran did exactly that — a report from CNN confirmed that Iran launched missile strikes at U.S. bases in Iraq, leaving no confirmed casualties. 

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On the same day that U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the nation, Cardi B took to Instagram to speak her mind. Sharing a Nightline clip of a distraught Iranian man, Cardi took a harsh stance against Trump, deeming him to be a “terrorist.” In the clip, the emotional man asks what Iranians should be expected to do. “We love Americans but we hate your President,” he says, his voice breaking. 

“Voice of Iranians,” writes Cardi, in the accompanying caption. “They not terrorist. Trump is.” It’s not the first time Cardi has expressed distaste for Donald Trump, and it likely won’t be the last. As of now, she has yet to acknowledge the latest statement on the Iranian missile strike, which can be viewed here. In it, Trump addressed the people and leaders of Iran, stating “we want you to have a future, a great future, one that you deserve. One of prosperity and home and harmony with the nations of the world. The United States is ready to embrace peace with all who seek it.”