15 posts from Wednesday, March 25, 2026

Location and timeline

No travel appears in the posts or the events file, and the TSA pay order and court filings point to Washington. Times below are converted to EDT (UTC−4). All 15 of the day's posts have commentary. The day ran from 11:26 PM on March 24 to 2:17 PM on March 25.

Activity came in two blocks with a ten-hour gap between them:

• Late-night block, 11:26–11:47 PM (6 posts in 21 minutes). Two wordless screenshots of flattering content came first: a Roger Stone post with a photo of Stone beside a Trump-like figure (ts_116287679930753202) and a tuxedo portrait shared by "Gen X Awakening" (ts_116287683741019472). Three Just the News links followed within about a minute (03:44–03:45 UTC), then "Terrible!" with a James O'Keefe link (ts_116287761828408706).
• Gap, 11:47 PM–10:08 AM. About ten hours with no posts. That is a normal sleep window.
• Daytime block, 10:08 AM–2:17 PM (9 posts). The posts clustered between 11:14 AM and 12:53 PM.

The last post of the night came near midnight and the next one mid-morning, so the timing does not suggest lost sleep. Six posts in 21 minutes is fast, but four of them are one-click shares with no original words. The day does not meet a hypomanic threshold.

Night: self-flattery and a surveillance grievance

The late block moves between being flattered and feeling wronged. The two screenshots and the housing link ("Trump admin looks to streamline permitting," ts_116287752129128324) are low-intensity self-display. Two links break the pattern:

• The FBI story (ts_116287749682881628). It amplifies "Fishing expedition: Docs expose expansive FBI surveillance of Trump allies, possible illegality." The post-level commentary ties this to the same-day news that the DOJ had agreed to pay Michael Flynn $1.25 million. Choosing this headline fits an ongoing effort to recast the Russia-era investigations as crimes against him.
• The Iran story (ts_116287754799935332). It passes along a headline saying Iran's missile display "vindicates Trump." The commentary notes the risk: if the war becomes proof that he was right, backing down gets harder.

The block ends on "Terrible!" (ts_116287761828408706). The one-word verdict frames the O'Keefe material before followers open it. The linked content was not available for review, so the target is unknown.

Midday: blaming others for the shutdown at the airports

The daytime block opens flat with a link crediting "Trump and Pirro" for lower DC crime (ts_116290206738569856). An hour later the tone changes. The trigger was the DHS shutdown and the lines at airports, which the events file places alongside his order that Secretary Mullin pay TSA staff at once. The escalation built gradually over about 99 minutes:

1. 11:14 AM, ts_116290465114134220 (intensity 0.58). "Blame the Democrats for the Airport's mess. They want our Country to do badly. They want our Country to fail." The accusation is doubled for emphasis. It blames the other side for a service failure that happened under his own shutdown strategy, and it calls immigrants "Criminals."
2. 11:24 AM, ts_116290505546059162 (0.73). "The Democrats don't want to make any deal unless Amnesty and Citizenship is given to millions of Criminals… PROTECT AMERICA!" The commentary flags three pieces here: an out-group labeled as criminals, a grievance, and a call to action. ICE agents were already deployed at airports when this was posted. The target is a whole category of people, and no individual is named.
3. 11:26 AM, ts_116290510170055349. "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!" A two-minute rallying post between attacks.
4. 11:30 AM, ts_116290528260288417 (0.70). "The Radical Left, Country Hating Democrats are trying to create inner chaos to take away from the great military achievement we are having in Iran. They hate seeing us WIN so completely and decisively." Here the airport grievance merges with the war. Domestic opponents become saboteurs in wartime. State shifts to mixed: he claims victory while watching for enemies.
5. 12:39 PM, ts_116290799193660420 (0.60). "I am so proud of our ICE Patriots!" It says ICE was "unfairly maligned by the Lunatic Democrats" and describes agents "helping people with bags, even picking up and cleaning areas." The commentary quotes a passage saying the agents "just happen to have much larger, and harder, muscles than most." The line praises their helpfulness and also advertises physical force. Rage recedes in this post, but the enemy framing stays.
6. 12:51 PM, ts_116290846597255331 (0.58). A FISA Section 702 post, probably staff-drafted, praising Speaker Johnson and Leader Thune's "clean extension." It calls FISA "an effective tool" when "used properly," then turns to his own claim that he was surveilled in 2016 and says "Nobody understands this better than me."
7. 12:53 PM, ts_116290852675177057 (peak: intensity 0.81, rage 0.74). "They are robbing our Country blind, 'Centers' that don't exist are being paid tremendous amounts of money, and yet we have Court Orders not letting us proceed. They are being protected by our unbelievably Corrupt and OUT OF CONTROL Court System!" The target moves from Democrats to the federal courts. Calling the courts corrupt ahead of any ruling frames an adverse decision as illegitimate before it arrives. This is the most serious institutional attack of the day.

The anger is out of proportion to what set it off. A staffing breakdown under his own administration turns into claims that the other party wants the country "to fail," and then into a charge that the courts are corrupt. No post names a person to target or calls for action against anyone specific. Across the day the danger stays elevated, driven by blanket "Criminals" language, "Country Hating" opponents in wartime, and pre-emptive attacks on judges. Nothing moves into direct incitement.

Close: a staff-voiced summit announcement

The last post (ts_116291185984825094, 2:17 PM) announces that the meeting with "the Highly Respected President of China, President Xi Jinping," has been rescheduled for Beijing on May 14–15. Its formal register and correct honorifics ("Madame Peng") point to staff drafting. The one detail worth noting is the wording "originally postponed due to our Military operation in Iran," which turns a war into a scheduling issue. Intensity drops back to 0.15 and the enemy language disappears.

Where the posts conflict

• FBI surveillance. At 11:44 PM he amplifies a headline calling FBI surveillance of his allies a "fishing expedition" with "possible illegality." About 13 hours later he backs a "clean extension" of FISA 702 as "an effective tool to keep America" safe. The second post limits its support with "when used properly" and repeats the 2016 grievance, so he is not reversing himself outright. Still, one day's feed holds both "surveillance is abuse" and "renew the surveillance authority."
• The Iran war. "WIN so completely and decisively" (11:30 AM) came out the same day Iran publicly rejected the US 15-point plan as "maximalist and unreasonable," the White House downplayed that rejection, and Treasury waived sanctions on Iranian oil at sea to calm prices above $100 a barrel. The "vindicates Trump" link the night before and the later "Military operation" wording both keep the war framed as success. None of the posts mention the rejection.
• The airport situation. At 11:14 AM it is a "mess" that Democrats should be blamed for. At 12:39 PM, per the commentary, the same deployment is something critics "unwittingly did us a favor" by prompting, because it shows ICE agents' true character. The event changes from harm to benefit within 85 minutes.

How the events file lines up

• DHS shutdown / TSA pay order. An offensive response: five daytime posts shift the blame to Democrats and reframe the ICE deployment.
• Iran's rejection of the 15-point plan. Dismissed. It is never mentioned, and the war is described as a decisive win and later as a scheduling item.
• DOJ–Flynn settlement. Echoed indirectly through the FBI surveillance link and the 2016 grievance in the FISA post.
• Court orders blocking an enforcement effort (the specific case is not in the events file). An offensive response, and the day's peak.

Cognitive and authorship notes

Authorship varies across the day. The authentic-looking posts are "Terrible!" with its missing space, the "President DJT" signatures, and the capitalized imperatives ("PROTECT AMERICA!", "OUT OF CONTROL"). The DC crime link, FISA post, and China announcement look like staff work. The voice-authentic posts stay coherent, and the ICE post runs a longer argument with no breakdown in syntax, so complexity looks stable. The recurring cognitive feature is attribution rather than impairment: every failure (airport lines, blocked orders, Iran criticism) is traced to hostile intent by Democrats or the courts.