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Students For Trump Founder John Lambert Created Fake Law Firm And Pretended To Be A Qualified Lawyer The founder of Students For Trump has pleaded guilty to fraud after pretending to be an attorney. He and an accomplice providing unlicensed legal advice to scam people out of $46,000. John Lambert, 23, of Knoxville, Tennessee enter the plea admitting to wire fraud conspiracy in a Manhattan federal court on Wednesday.  In court, Lambert said he acted with an unidentified accomplice to create a fake website and dole out legal advice, the  New York Daily News  reported. Lambert  admitted in court  that they presented themselves as qualified lawyers providing legal services. Read more at MFI-Miami

MAGA Bomber Cesar Altieri Sayoc’s Lawyers Accuse Fox News Of Radicalizing Their Client  Attorneys for MAGA Bomber Cesar Altieri Sayoc say he became radicalized from daily consumption of Fox News and Donald Trump’s Twitter feed. This led him to start believing conspiracy theories on the internet. Cesar Altieri Sayoc’s attorneys wrote in their sentencing memo that their client struggled with steroid abuse that created mental illness. Consequently, Sayoc became susceptible to outlandish reports in the news and on social media. As a result, Sayoc came to believe that prominent Democrats were actively working to hurt him and other Trump supporters. Fox News and from the president himself reinforced this idea hourly. Read more at MFI-Miami

MAGA Bomber Was A Victim Of An Illegal Foreclosure By President Trump’s Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin Donald Trump-loving MAGA Bomber was  taken into custody   in relation to pipe bombs mailed to prominent Democrats on Friday.  Public records in Broward County show One West Bank illegally foreclosed on Cesar Sayoc in 2009. United States Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin was the CEO and principal owner of One West.  The MAGA Bomber was living a comfortable life in 2006 when he bought his Fort Lauderdale home. Sayoc refinanced his home with an adjustable rate mortgage with the now-defunct IndyMac Bank for $385,500. The Sayoc’s career as a professional wrestler didn’t pan out and he behind on his mortgage. The future MAGABomber wasn’t the only one having financial issues.  IndyMac Bank collapsed in the summer of 2008 . S ayoc had been living in his van since being evicted from the home in 2010. He worked as a traveling stripper and bod...