On Thursday the fake news mainstream media claimed documents retrieved by the National Archives at President Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago included classified information.

This appears to be the latest fake news media scandal promoted by the regime’s news services to target President Trump.

On Friday night President Trump responded to the National Archives.

Via Trump spokesperson Liz Harrington.

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President Trump: “The National Archives did not “find” anything, they were given, upon request, Presidential Records in an ordinary and routine process to ensure the preservation of my legacy and in accordance with the Presidential Records Act. If this was anyone but “Trump,” there would be no story here. Instead, the Democrats are in search of their next Scam. The Russia, Russia, Russia Hoax turned out to be a Democrat inspired fake story to help Crooked Hillary Clinton. Impeachment Hoax #1, Impeachment Hoax #2, and so much more, has all been a Hoax. The Fake News is making it seem like me, as the President of the United States, was working in a filing room. No, I was busy destroying ISIS, building the greatest economy America had ever seen, brokering Peace deals, making sure Russia didn’t attack Ukraine, making sure China didn’t take over Taiwan, making sure there was no inflation, creating an energy independent country, rebuilding our military and law enforcement, saving our Second Amendment, protecting our Border, and cutting taxes. Now, Russia is invading Ukraine, our economy is being destroyed, our Border is once again overrun, and the mandate continues. Instead of focusing on America, the media just wants to talk about their plan to “get” Trump. The people won’t stand for it any longer!”

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How come we don't Hear anything about our qb committed trying to help recruit some of these top wr targets

While Miami has had the opportunity to make a late push with the UA All-American receiver coming off of two-game day visits this September. The Bethune-Cookman and Middle Tennessee State games respectively. Williams spent the weekend in South Florida on a visit to UM's campus for some photo-ops in Miami jerseys on Friday and one-on-one time with Miami coaches, a game day visit to Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday and some more time spent at the Miami Dolphins game on Sunday.

Despite the weekend trip that was an unofficial visit, I am logging in a pick here for the Georgia Bulldogs after speaking to a source close to Williams camp Sunday night. Williams is set to announce a commitment tomorrow. Miami made up a lot of ground after not being initially listed as one of Williams top schools. Georgia on the other hand has had a long standing relationship between Williams and receivers coach Bryan McClendon. McClendon has made it clear to Williams that he is a top priority for their 2023 class, and the Bulldogs have maintained a consistent relationship and recruiting efforts for seven months. Georgia has been viewed as Williams top choice of school dating back to the opening of the 2023 recruiting cycle in February.

While I have logged a pick for Tyler Williams to choose Georgia tomorrow, the Miami staff and receivers coach / offensive coordinator Josh Gattis will continue to recruit the four-star leading up to Early Signing Day in December. Williams still has an official visit in his pocket that he can put to use if he chooses and the Miami coaches will be pushing to get that last visit.


*** On another note, I had logged in a FutureCast pick for Katy, Texas five-star DL David Hicks to choose Oklahoma on Friday night, in light of his commitment date this upcoming Wednesday. I had mentioned during our Recruiting Q&A on September 14th and the impact visitors article before Miami's bout against the Aggies a week ago, that Oklahoma had pulled ahead of Texas A&M coming out of the summer months. Miami was still pursuing Hicks aggressively after his official visit to Coral Gables on June 10th.

*** Four FutureCasts I logged on Friday in favor of the Hurricanes. I like where Miami sits at this moment with 2023 cornerback targets (4-star) Damari Brown and (3-star) Edwin Joseph out of the Broward County area. Miami's biggest competition for Brown is the Clemson Tigers, Penn State being the contender against Miami for Joseph and an official visit over the weekend to Happy Valley. The other two picks were in the class of 2024, I continue to hear positive things on the recruiting front for Miami with (5-star) wide receiver Joshisa Trader and (4-star) safety Zaquan Patterson. While still a whole year away, I like where Miami stands with those two prospects early on.

Of all the opponents on the schedule Middle Tennessee (besides Bethune) was the one team that Miami would beat, no question. The loss makes me feel that Miami has a ways to go to be elite, but the ACC can still be won. The coaches have a week to figure things out. North Carolina can score and so can a number of other teams left on the schedule. We learn if Cristobal made the right choices to produce results right away, or this a two-year rebuild. The next two games will be a BIG indicator of that. Miami is on the road to Virginia Tech.

Cristobal will have so much to prove in the next two games and two years.

But the DBs...who do you trust? Kam Kinchens AKA JoJo is the one guy I trust right now. Somebody else needs to earn my trust and I'm hoping it's DJ Ivey, James Williams, and Tyrique Stevenson.

We all know that Hard Rock Stadium does not have the best atmosphere, but to make these comments is going to make the fan base feel some kind of way. If they win the fans will fill up the stadium. I think Miami fans are prideful and do not want to go to a game and watch the team struggle with average teams. Plus weather is not conducive for football unless it's at night.

Thoughts?

@BenjaminRivals announced that Jacolby George is out indefinitely with an injury.

Restrepo and George --arguably Miami's two best receivers -- are now out for multiple weeks. How will the receiver group respond? There are openings for everyone. Brashard Smith was obviously the next man up, but he hasn't proved anything yet. Redding had a couple of miscues. It's time for guys like Frank Ladson and Romello Brinson to come to the table when they're most needed.

Will Miami move Malik Curtis from DB to receiver? Will Jaleel Skinner get a look as an outside receiver?

Next man up, but it's going to take guys actually stepping up and not just taking reps.

Wow! It continues

TVD doesn't wish to play at home - sit him and play Garcia

The storm tracker board is now a free message board and this board, "Canes Talk" will be the only premium board going forward. All recruiting scoop will be provided on this message board. Hopefully this makes things simpler.

Pierre gives an overall update sharing he's planning on visiting Miami this season:

Hearing the five-star offensive tackle is a lock as of now. The Ohio State rumors are just that and the conversations with Miami have progressed heavily. My source close to the situation says that Miami is expecting a commitment within the next month.

Robinson updates his overall recruiting and visit plans with Rivals sharing his interest in Miami:

Hedley sustained an injury during pre-game warm ups according to WQAM.

Frank Tucker and I talk Miami recruiting depending on the outcome of the A&M game:

Miami gained at least one first down on all eight of its drives versus Texas A&M. That was my favorite stat of the evening.

Miami's offense has its weakness -- receivers -- but there's a lot of potential. The Canes averaged just 1.7 yards per play in the red zone. The only way is up from there.

I feel the emphasis won't be on expecting receivers who aren't usually contributors to make plays. Rather, get those that thrive involved. That means Elijah Arroyo and Will Mallory need more targets, and guys like Jaylan Knighton and Henry Parrish need to be used in pass-catching scenarios. Parrish had a drop on what would've been a touchdown last week, but we know he's capable of making plays.

You hope guys like Frank Ladson and Colbie Young step up as red zone targets, but I'm not expecting it. Get the run game going early -- as the Canes have been doing -- and feed your playmakers.

Who do you think will lead in receiving yards this week?

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Miami Hurricanes Take A Step back versus Texas A&M

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Eating Turkey Legs and Tacos in Texas
Texas A&M press box shaking from the fans
Ed Orgeron says "Go Canes"
Texas women are just built different
Texas tailgating is crazy (dude walks a goat on a leash)
UM receivers dropping the ball...literally and figuratively
Jacolby George injured
Tyler Van Dyke has to be missing Xavier Restrepo

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again, wow, just wow. I would trust Trump's butler with the nuclear codes more than this guy.

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Gibson gives an overall recruiting update listing Miami as a potential game-day stop. No quotes on Miami in the interview:

M'Pemba is down to four with OV dates set. Update on Rivals:

Feagin gives an overall recruiting update sharing he plans on visiting Miami this fall:

Trader gives an update on his visits and three schools impacting his recruiting early:

No quotes on Miami in the interview. Hall gives an overall update listing Miami as a possible OV:

What’s the feeling from the top targets and current commits after this A&M Loss? Hopefully they see we aren’t Too far off and they can be the quick turnaround (compared to other years when they see a blow out and know there is still a long climb). @thecribsouthflorida @GeoMilian