Trump's security while in Palm Beach

FAA flight restrictions around Mar-a-Lago spark lawsuit, resident frustration

Palm Beach County residents living near Donald J. Trump International Airport say the sound overhead has become impossible to ignore — and now a lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration could head to court as early as the beginning of next year.

The dispute centers around temporary flight restrictions tied to Mar-a-Lago that have rerouted planes over residential neighborhoods across the county. County leaders and residents argue the changes have dramatically increased noise and disrupted daily life for thousands of people.

WFLX’s Joel Lopez was at the Citizens Committee on Airport Noise Thursday as they met with airport officials where we learned litigation over flight restrictions could go to court as early as the beginning of next year.

During the meeting, committee members pressed airport officials for answers about how the new flight patterns are affecting communities. “The citizens and this body needs to know what’s happening,” said committee member Teresa Johnson. “Understand where those flights are going, how much noise they’re making, when they’re making the noise and for us to make our case.”

The restrictions were put in place around Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach residence of President Donald Trump. The committee has pushed for noise readers and flight information to strengthen their case on reversing the temporary flight restrictions.

Residents said while they understand the need for presidential security, they also believe the burden on neighborhoods has become too heavy. In May, Commissioner Weiss publicly urged the FAA and Secret Service to suspend the restrictions during periods when President Donald Trump is not staying at Mar-a-Lago.

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Code Name "Plasmic Echo" for raid on Mar-A-Lago

PLASMIC ECHO: The Raid They Didn’t Want You to Question

The raid on Mar-a-Lago was not merely a law enforcement action. It was a rupture.

There are moments in the life of a republic when the veil slips, when the carefully curated façade of institutional integrity gives way to something far more unsettling. The raid on Mar-a-Lago was not merely a law enforcement action. It was a rupture.

Now, Judicial Watch has newly uncovered internal documents that reveal that even within the Federal Bureau of Investigation itself, there were grave doubts about the legal foundation for that extraordinary intrusion, doubts that were brushed aside by a Department of Justice determined to proceed.

At the heart of the matter lies “Plasmic Echo,” the code name for the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) secret investigation into Trump’s handling of presidential records.

According to internal communications, the FBI’s Washington Field Office (WFO) explicitly stated that it did not believe probable cause existed to justify a search warrant for Mar-a-Lago. Let that sink in.

The agents on the ground, the professionals entrusted with the solemn responsibility of safeguarding constitutional rights, concluded that the legal threshold had not been met. Yet the Department of Justice pressed forward regardless, culminating in an unprecedented raid on the home of a former president.

Left-leaning advocacy groups were not merely spectators but participants in the genesis of a federal investigation targeting a former president. This is a dangerous precedent.

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton put it plainly: “The FBI and Justice Department must go all out to release the nearly 2 million secret FBI and DOJ files on the lawfare against Trump and whatever else the Obama and Biden gangs don’t want Americans to know about.”

Read Stone Cold Truth by Roger Stone

No Kings and vulgar white women at Mar-A-Lago

'No Kings' rallies erupt into violence in Portland, Los Angeles, and Dallas as protests spread nationwide

Thousands of anti-Trump demonstrators filled streets across the country Saturday under the banner of "No Kings", and in at least three cities, the marches turned violent, with protesters hurling cement blocks at federal agents, clashing with police, and forcing officers into riot gear.

Near Mar-a-Lago, the scene took a different kind of turn when vulgar female protesters lifted their shirts outside the president's Florida residence in what the Post described as a lewd display directed at the president's residence. Whatever political message that was meant to convey, it is unlikely to persuade anyone who was not already persuaded.

The protests, organized against the Trump administration, stretched from Portland, Oregon, to New York City. But the sharpest confrontations played out in Los Angeles, where Department of Homeland Security agents deployed tear gas after demonstrators attacked them outside a federal detention facility.

hey also played out in Portland, where evening demonstrations spiraled out of control; and in Dallas, where police had to physically separate opposing groups, the New York Post reported.

The pattern is now familiar. Protests marketed as democratic expression devolve into targeted aggression against federal law enforcement, and the officials tasked with keeping order in blue cities are slow to intervene, unable to intervene, or unwilling to try.

Full News Conference on would be Assassin at Mar-A-Lago

'Crazy person': Would-be assassin shot dead at Trump's Florida home now identified as Austin Tucker Martin.

'He had been reported missing by his family a few days ago, and investigators believe he headed south and picked up the shotgun along the way'

20 year old shot and killed after entering Mar-A-Lago secure perimeter

Three assassination attempts on Trump?

And early this morning this one was diverted by the Secret Service

At 1:30 this morning, a man wih a shotgun and gas can was shot and killed after he tried to unlawfully enter a secure perimeter at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida.

Trump is currently in Washington.

Palm Beach County Sheriff Bradshaw just spoke about it.

The man was carrying what appeared to be a shotgun and a fuel can, the agency said, adding that he was observed at the resort's north gate around 1:30 a.m

New Year's Eve at Mar-A-Lago

Stephen Miller And Kristi Noem Danced To One Song That Left Leftists Screaming

Trump administration officials know how to drive leftists crazy without even trying.

Sometimes they don't have to say a word.

And Stephen Miller and Kristi Noem danced to one song that left leftists screaming.

President Donald Trump's New Year's Eve bash at Mar-a-Lago featured all the usual MAGA power players in black-tie attire celebrating the turn of the calendar.

Guests included Melania Trump, Barron Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, and multiple Trump cabinet members.

But one moment from the glitzy affair sent leftists into absolute meltdowns across social media.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem were caught on video dancing as Vanilla Ice performed his 1990 hit "Ice Ice Baby" live on stage.

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Zelensky at Mar-A-Lago on Sunday

Trump, Zelenskyy to Meet Sunday at Mar-a-Lago

President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly are expected to meet Sunday in Florida to discuss the U.S. peace plan for Ukraine's war against Russia.

Trump is expected to host Zelenskyy at Mar-a-Lago as both sides try to finalize terms of a U.S.-backed framework aimed at ending the nearly three-year conflict, Axios reported.

The planned sit-down is being viewed as a major signal that negotiations have advanced, especially after Trump previously suggested he would only meet Zelenskyy if a deal was close.

Russia is bleeding resources, Ukraine needs reliable guarantees, and Americans are demanding an end to the open-ended conflict.

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FBI Agents Pushed Back Against Mar-A-Lago Raid They Knew Lacked Probable Cause

Five Words From Biden DOJ Official Just Exposed FBI’s Mar-a-Lago Raid Scandal

The Biden administration's weaponization of the Justice Department finally got exposed. Newly released emails revealed the truth about the infamous Mar-a-Lago raid.

And five words from a Biden DOJ official just exposed the FBI's Mar-a-Lago raid scandal. The FBI never believed it had legal grounds to raid President Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence in August 2022.

Newly declassified emails reviewed by Fox News Digital revealed that FBI officials repeatedly expressed serious concerns about the lack of probable cause to execute a search warrant on the former President's Florida home.

But the Biden Justice Department forced them to do it anyway.

"Very little has been developed related to who might be culpable for mishandling the documents," an FBI assistant special agent in charge wrote to another FBI official.

The Washington Field Office had been drafting a search warrant affidavit but had major reservations. "WFO has some concerns that the information is single source, has not been corroborated, and may be dated," the FBI official continued.

The FBI's preference was clear — pursue "alternative, less intrusive and likelier quicker options for resolution" to reclaim any potential classified records rather than an armed raid.

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FAA extends flight restrictions over Mar-A-Lago

FAA extends Mar-a-Lago flight restrictions until December 2026 amid Palm Beach County lawsuit

In a move with major implications for pilots, Palm Beach County and the ongoing legal battle over airspace — the Federal Aviation Administration has issued a new letter that formally resets and extends flight restrictions around Mar-a-Lago for another full year, effective Dec. 10, 2025.

The letter, sent Wednesday by Palm Beach Air Traffic Manager Mark Siviglia and obtained by WPTV’s Michael Hoffman, outlines a set of temporary flight restriction-driven procedural amendments for Palm Beach International Airport (PBI).

While many of the operating limits were already in place under the year-round flight restriction activated on Oct. 20, this letter establishes a new one-year timeframe—now stretching to Dec. 10, 2026.

This directly contradicts earlier understanding that the restrictions would expire one year from their October activation. Instead, the FAA’s new directive effectively “resets the clock” as of Dec. 10.

According to sources familiar with the matter, the FAA’s new letter is viewed internally as a direct response to Palm Beach County’s decision to move forward with litigation against both the FAA and the U.S. Secret Service, regarding the impact of the Mar-a-Lago flight restrictions on airport operations and local businesses.

The issuance of the letter appears to formalize the procedures while the case proceeds.

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We are a litigious nation.

President Trump back at Mar-A-Lago today

The president is expected to arrive at Mar-A-Lago today for a short visit, his 14th this term.

This trip follows a week in which he flamed Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer amid Democrats' intraparty fighting in the wake of the deal that ended the government closure.

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Devin Nunes exposes more on the Deep State

Devin Nunes Exposes the Real Conspiracy Behind the Mar-a-Lago Raid, Comey Is COOKED!

For years, the American people were fed a lie by the complicit corporate press, which acted as a mouthpiece for the Deep State. While they obsessed over a debunked theory, the real conspiracy was unfolding within the upper echelons of the Obama-Biden administration.

As investigative reporter Paul Sperry indicated, the FBI’s nine-hour raid was not about national security; it was a frantic attempt to find and destroy documents that detailed their own criminal acts and attempted coup against President Trump. It is a stark contrast to the kid-glove treatment afforded to Hillary Clinton, who destroyed 33,000 emails with impunity.

During a powerful segment on her Sunday morning program, Maria Bartiromo confronted this corruption head-on with former Congressman Devin Nunes, a man who has been at the forefront of exposing this deep-seated plot. Bartiromo laid out the central question, stating, “From my vantage point, it’s pretty clear that there was a conspiracy on a number of fronts.

Most importantly, I think lying and misleading, I think that’s a key word, misleading Congress and other investigations.” This deliberate deception was the weapon used by figures like James Comey and John Brennan to target President Trump and his family, a fact the liberal media continues to ignore.

Devin Nunes, now using his position as chair of an intelligence board to help declassify the truth, provided a damning timeline.

Read more about the Conspiracy to get Trump

The Mayors' Annual Ball

Moving the Mayors’ Ball to Mar-a-Lago?

"The 2025 Mayors' Ball was in March at the PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens.

The next Palm Beach County mayor, Sara Baxter, has suggested moving the county’s annual Mayors’ Ball, which benefits the Homeless Coalition, to President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club.

The first-term Republican commissioner also has suggested the county cut its support for the coalition, a nonprofit whose board is headed by one of Baxter’s political rivals, former Commissioner Melissa McKinlay, a Democrat.

Why it’s important: The coalition plays a role in fighting to end homelessness in Palm Beach County and organizes and benefits from the annual Mayors’ Ball. Reducing homelessness is critical because a 2024 state law, banning sleeping in public places, requires local governments to provide shelter or face lawsuits.

Baxter, who will become mayor in November, told fellow commissioners this month that she had uncovered evidence that the coalition “was not actually serving as many homeless people as we thought.” She pushed to have the commission eliminate its funding."

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Charges dropped against Mar-A-Lago's Valet and Property Manager in documents case

Trump's DOJ drops Mar-a-Lago classified documents charges against president's co-defendants

Sweet news on President's Day

On Wednesday, Justice Department attorneys requested the dismissal of federal criminal charges against Donald Trump and his two co-defendants for improper handling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, as CBS News reported.

“The United States of America moves to voluntarily dismiss its appeal with prejudice (dismissed permanently),” the motion from Assistant U.S. Attorney Hayden P. O’Byrne states.

“The government has conferred with counsel for Appellees Waltine Nauta and Carlos De Oliveira, who do not object to the voluntary dismissal.”

President Trump's valet, Nauta, and Mar-a-Lago property manager, De Oliveira, were charged with conspiring to obstruct federal investigators investigating allegations that Trump unlawfully kept classified documents at his resort property after his first term.

Indictments arose from investigations led by special counsel Jack Smith, who resigned this month after dismissing Trump's criminal charges due to DOJ policy against pursuing a sitting president.

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President-Elect Trump Holds Press Briefing At Mar-A-Lago With SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son

On Monday, Donald Trump Gave Press Briefing for 1:40 hours on his America First Agenda

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Security Patrols Mar-A-Lago

Town of Palm Beach Decided to be Reasonable

Mar-a-Lago, Secret Service reach deal to reopen road when Trump isn't in Palm Beach

A deal has been reached to reopen a busy road near former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach at times when Trump is not home.

Mar-a-Lago, the U.S. Secret Service and other law-enforcement agencies reached an agreement late last week to reopen South Ocean Boulevard next to Trump's property when the president is not in Palm Beach, Mar-a-Lago said in a news release ahead of an expected Monday morning meeting between the Secret Service and Palm Beach Town Manager Kirk Blouin.

The Secret Service ordered the road to be closed effective July 20 following the July 13 attempted assassination of Trump, the Republican nominee for president. South Ocean Boulevard has been closed around-the-clock, seven days a week, whether Trump is home or not since the closure. Officials previously had said it would remain closed through at least the Nov. 5 general election.

Trump "was very opposed" to closing South Ocean Boulevard, according to the news release. And the Town wanted to close the property down in spite of the fact Trump was nearly assassinated.

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Coast Guard now to enforce security on the waterways around Mar-A-Lago

Coast Guard announces security zones around Mar-a-Lago

Zones will be enforced from August 19 to November 30

The U.S. Coast Guard and other agencies will begin to enforce security zones in the vicinity of Mar-a-Lago starting August 19.

The Coast Guard announced the new procedure on X Friday.

The zones will have varying security levels.

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Of course, the Palm Beach elites are furious about it. You can't drive past Mar-A-Lago now as South Ocean Boulevard is closed and you have to detour to Southern Boulevard.

Town of Palm Beach wants to close down Mar-A-Lago

Palm Beach Mulls Closing Mar-a-Lago

Heavy congestion caused by the Secret Service's road closure in front of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate could result in Palm Beach County officials seeking to shut the resort.

The road closure has raised concerns about traffic and security when the club reopens at the beginning of Palm Beach's social season this fall.

The Palm Beach Council on Tuesday directed town staff to research what might be able to be done about the July 20 road shutdown, which was implemented to protect Mar-a-Lago and Trump following the July 13 attempted assassination of the Republican presidential nominee, the Palm Beach Daily News reported.

Palm Beach is researching if and/or how to close down Mar-A-Lago.

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No problem when John F. Kennedy lived there.

Donald Trump on Livestream with Adin Ross

Donald Trump Engages With Young Voters In Unique Livestream Interview

In a lively 1.5-hour livestream hosted by 23 year old Adin Ross, (born in Boca Raton), former President Donald Trump connected with young voters from Mar-a-Lago, discussing politics and critiquing Vice President Kamala Harris.

"According to Daily Mail, Donald Trump appeared on a special livestream hosted by popular influencer Adin Ross. The event, staged from Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence, lasted an engaging hour and a half.

Ross, known for his charismatic online presence, is notably friends with Trump's youngest son, Barron, which added a personal touch to the interview.

During the livestream, Adin Ross presented Trump with several gifts, including a luxurious Rolex watch, a can of Diet Coke, and a custom-wrapped Tesla Cybertruck adorned with Trump's image."

Worth the watch so see a little and come back when you have time...