#george-santos

#george-santos

To my supporters: You made this wild political cabaret worth it. To my critics: Thanks for the free press. I may be leaving the stage (for now), but trust me legends never truly exit.

You just got to walk in there, you have to know yourself and you have to be totally, completely focused every second of the day because these places are incredibly violent.

I don't want this to seem like a political pitch, I want it to be a fair pitch, and I think no one better than President Trump to know what a weaponized Justice Department looks like.

"That wasn't real. He's not remorseful. He's crying because he knows that he's getting bitten on the ass and he's gotta go away now."

The worst body odor in Congress is definitely Jerry Nadler. It's so bad! He would waddle down that aisle and crop dust it.

Federal prosecutors are questioning Santos' claims regarding his financial situation, arguing he hasn't made any payments since changing his plea despite earning substantial income.

Judge Joanna Seybert expressed that Santos had not made any payments toward his owed amount nor indicated he has funds to do so since his guilty plea.

Former Representative George Santos demonstrates how the Cameo app has become a platform for unexpected celebrities to connect with fans through personalized greetings, making fame available for personalized interactions.

"I think that we all recognize that the people of the United States of America and the people of my congressional district are sick of extremism," Suozzi told supporters gathered at the Garden City Hotel in Nassau County.

Santos accused Kimmel and ABC of committing copyright infringement, fraudulent inducement, breach of contract and unjust enrichment; however, those claims were dismissed as fair use.

George Santos's story is one of a modern grifter, whose rise and fall underscore the decay within American political systems, where deceit often masquerades as charisma.

On Monday, George Santos pleaded guilty to charges of wire fraud and identity theft as part of a plea agreement, avoiding a criminal trial with a sentencing set for February 7.

The current Supreme Court's decision has led to a fragmented system of banking laws that varies significantly from state to state, raising concerns about coherence in regulations and potential conflicts within the financial industry. This shift could significantly complicate compliance efforts for banks operating in multiple states and may ultimately hinder the development of a unified national banking strategy that supports a robust global economy.

Discussing the deal with CBS News, David Schwartz, a New York-based criminal defense attorney, said, 'One thing for certain, he will be getting a lot less of a harsh sentence by pleading guilty right now, by accepting responsibility and being remorseful, than he would have if he went to trial.'

Former U.S. Rep. George Santos is expected to plead guilty to multiple counts in his federal fraud case, as confirmed by a source close to the matter.

U.S. District Judge Joanna Seybert ruled that the jury for Santos's trial will be anonymous to protect jurors from potential harassment due to the case's high-profile nature.