Cow fighter and Trump Media CEO "Devin Nunes is the proverbial loser who tries to blame 'naked short selling' for his falling stock price," said Citadel Securities.
Trying to explain why DJT's stock price was in free fall, CEO Devin Nunes blamed "naked short selling." — Read the rest
Laughing stock and CEO of Trump's money-losing Truth Social attempted to sell his family vintage on the social media platform. Offering $75 bottles of "Patriot" wine, Nunes was lambasted. Users complain about everything from the price to Nunes's lack of dedication to their cause of spreading the MAGA hatred. — Read the rest
As a congressperson, he famously fought with an imaginary cow; now, CEO Devin Nunes whines a lot. Blaming everyone but himself for thinking Trump wouldn't screw him over like he does all his business associates, Nunes feels the SEC and perhaps Elon Musk is responsible for Trump's anticipated return to Twitter. — Read the rest
On Fox Business News, Trump lickspittle Devin Nunes claimed that his boss encouraged billionaire Elon Musk to buy Twitter. Musk took to Twitter to deny it.
"This is false. I've had no communication, directly or indirectly, with Trump, who has publicly stated that he will be exclusively on Truth Social," Musk wrote. — Read the rest
A federal judge today ruled that Devin Nunes, the former California congressman now running Donald Trump's Truth Social app, cannot revive his failed libel lawsuit against CNN. The channel reported that Nunes was involved in Trump's efforts to dig up "dirt" on his political enemies. — Read the rest
Despite his rocky track record with social media, which includes a fictional cow for making fun of him on Twitter, Devin Nunes will be the CEO of Trump Media & Technology starting next month.
The company is a SPAC, which pool funds from the general public in order to finance a merger or acquisition opportunity. — Read the rest
A federal judge dismissed Rep. Devin Nunes' (R-CA) lawsuit against political strategist Liz Mair for allegedly defaming him, reports the Fresno Bee.
Nunes is still suing the anonymous writers behind the fictional personas of "Devin Nunes' Cow" (@DevinCow), and "Devin Nunes' Alt-Mom" (@NunesAlt), but has not been able to serve them with complaints. — Read the rest
Congressman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) is famously thin-skinned: to insult him in even the most light-hearted way is to risk being sued by him. But there is a purpose to his constant stream of legal actions, the latest being filed just this week against MSNBC's Rachel Maddow for "smearing" him on her television show. — Read the rest
U.S. Representaive Devin Nunes (R-Tulare) has lost his legal battle to unmask a fictional cow on Twitter. Though the case made news of Nunes' narcissism, it was months before a judge could bring an end to his thin-skinned legal shenanigans. It was an exercise in censorship, in chilling criticism with the expensive prospect of defending even absurd lawsuits. — Read the rest
Rep. Devin Nunes' hand was shaking like a leaf while recording Intercept reporter Lee Fang politely asking a question about his role in investigating Hunter Biden. Nunes should learn about free and easy-to-use image stabilization software, like the kind used here:
Here's Fang's account of what happened:
— Read the restWhat a weird, defamatory statement from Devin Nunes here.
Uh-oh, someone's in trouble.
California Rep. Devin Nunes said a bizarre thing this morning at a questioning of Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire: "Of course, Democrats on this very committee negotiated with people they thought were Ukrainians in order to obtain nude pictures of Trump." — Read the rest
California Republican Congressman Devin Nunes (previously) has been one of Trump's most ardent supporters, who has used his office as Head of the House Intelligence Committee to promote the evidence-free conspiracy theory that Obama's FBI spied on the Trump campaign.
Congressman Devin Nunes, who is an oddly enthusiastic supporter of President Donald Trump's personal legal interests and chairman of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee, unsuccessfully tried to meet the leaders of Britain's three intelligence agencies on a recent trip to London, report multiple news agencies today citing sources familiar with Nunes' travel schedule.
Rep. Devin Nunes, author of Friday's declassified dud memo, told a big fat lie on Fox and Friends this morning.
"As far as we can tell, Papadopoulos never even knew who Trump was — never even met with the president," Nunes said with a straight face. — Read the rest
Truth Social, the pro-Trump social media site that he owns and posts on, never went anywhere. It lost $31.6m in the first two years of operation, Reuters reports—it has updated its headline after earlier reporting that the loss was $73m. Now that the former President has returned to Twitter anyway, there's little hope for the network. — Read the rest
The SPAC (special purpose acquisition company) put together to both fund Trump's social media company has returned over $500 million in investor's money. Trump Media's inability to provide adequate financial disclosures made the investment impossible. Investors actively declined to invest in Trump's social media company. — Read the rest
The sorest loser, document stealing insurrectionist Donald J. Trump's Twitter knock-off, Truth Social, is not paying its bills. Trump businesses are famous for stiffing their contractors, with numerous people complaining of failure to pay for many years.
— Read the restTruth Social, which is headed by former Rep.
This morning, Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes went on Fox Business to brag about how well his boss's Twitter killer, Truth Social, is doing. When the Fox Business host asked him "What is your reaction to Elon Musk taking a 9% stake in one of your competitors, certainly, Twitter?" — Read the rest
A few weeks ago, Truth Social was still having trouble with its launch. A few weeks later, it is having trouble with traffic: signups are reportedly down 93% since it came stumbling into being. Antoinette Siu:
— Read the restFormer president Donald Trump's Truth Social app is seeing a 93% drop in signups and similarly steep decline in traffic after a rocky rollout last month fraught with technical issues and an extensive waiting list for new signups to actually use the service.
