An astonishing link between Jeffrey Epstein, New Mexico nuclear weapons labs and a major ally to President Donald Trump was unearthed recently in a bombshell report from author, film producer and veteran journalist Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez.
Using “documented facts all drawn” from public records, Valdes-Rodriguez established a timeline suggesting that Epstein’s New Mexico property was outfitted with a “private microwave communications link” that may have been used to surveil two U.S. nuclear weapons labs – a communications link that appears to have been maintained by the property’s new owner, a major Trump ally.
In 1993, Epstein purchased a sprawling 7,600-acre property known as Zorro Ranch, a property located “at the precise geographic midpoint” between Sandia National Laboratories, “one of the most sensitive nuclear weapons facilities in the United States,” and Los Alamos National Laboratory, “the other crown jewel of American nuclear weapons research.”
The property would change hands after Epstein’s 2019 death to none other than Donald Huffines, who purchased the property in secret in 2023 but was exposed as the new buyer last month. Huffines' son, Russell Huffines, was hired by the Trump administration last June as associate director of agency outreach, a position he’s paid $83,500 a year for and still holds today, RealClear Investigations has reported.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) records reviewed by Valdes-Rodriguez show that the property was granted “two active Microwave Industrial/Business Pool licenses,” licenses that facilitate advanced and secretive data communication channels, in 2016. Recent FCC records reveal that those two licenses are still active.
“Together they constitute a permanent, fixed, bidirectional private microwave communications link – a dedicated two-way data channel operating entirely outside commercial internet infrastructure, through channels where traffic cannot be monitored, intercepted, or logged by third parties,” Valdes-Rodriguez wrote.
The property’s advanced communications link is capable of carrying transmissions between Zorro Ranch and a cluster of major communication towers in Sandia Crest, a mountain ridge near Albuquerque, New Mexico – a capability that Valdes-Rodriguez flagged as highly unusual.
“To understand the significance of this infrastructure, consider who actually uses Industrial/Business Pool microwave systems: NSA field stations, CIA operational facilities, FBI secure data operations, Department of Defense installations, electric utilities, natural gas pipeline operators, high-frequency trading firms, and major bank data centers,” she wrote.
“None of those descriptions apply to a private vacation ranch in the high desert.”
As to how the property’s advanced communication capabilities may have been used to surveil the nearby nuclear facilities, Valdes-Rodriguez noted two key elements: Robert Maxwell, the late father of Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, and an advanced surveillance software known as the Prosecutor’s Management Information System, or PROMIS.
PROMIS was an American-developed surveillance tool developed in the late 1970s considered highly advanced at the time for its ability to integrate and cross-reference large datasets. National Archives records released in 2017 revealed that a copy of the software was secretly given to Israeli intelligence, which Valdes-Rodriguez wrote had “recognized PROMIS’s potential as a global surveillance weapon.”
Citing public records, Valdes-Rodriguez wrote that Maxwell was, at one point, an Israeli intelligence “asset tasked with selling the backdoored PROMIS software to governments and institutions worldwide.” Maxwell had also “sold backdoored surveillance software to Sandia National Laboratories in 1985,” Valdes-Rodriguez wrote, a claim supported by a declassified but heavily redacted FBI document.
“A decade later, his daughter’s partner built a private off-network communications link from the geographic midpoint between Sandia and Los Alamos directly to a tower at Sandia Crest,” Valdes-Rodriguez wrote.
“The surveillance infrastructure Maxwell embedded in Sandia, and the communications infrastructure Epstein built toward it, are connected by geography, by the Sandia Crest relay point, and by the decade-long relationship between Robert Maxwell’s daughter Ghislaine and Jeffrey Epstein himself.”
Valdes-Rodriguez also noted that Zorro Ranch's new owners – the Huffines family – had terminated "several FCC licenses on the property" in 2024 and 2026, but selected to maintain the "microwave link to Sandia Crest."
"This is likely not a mere oversight, as they did terminate three other FCC licenses," Valdes-Rodriguez wrote. "The curious piece is why they’ve left the two remaining licenses in the name of the late Epstein’s company rather than transferring them to their own."
A White House Pool report confirmed the president's motorcade had left his Mar-a-Lago resort and dropped Trump off at a golf course earlier this morning (March 28). The "out of town pool report" confirmed POTUS had "arrived at Trump International Golf Course at 9.02am."
Majority Democrats responded to the news, writing, "The Golf War." Fellow Trump critic Aaron Rupar added, "While the country is at war, Trump is golfing."
Trump's love of golf is no secret, with the president having played 88 rounds across 2025. Trump's 2025 golf outings cost taxpayers a cool $110.6 million, according to the Trump Golf Tracker, which monitors presidential motorcade sightings at his clubs. December and New Year's Day tacked on another $14 million to that tab.
If Trump continues on his pace, he’ll likely top former President Barack Obama's eight-year total of 333 rounds of golf in just his second term alone, the report said.
According to the Donald Trump Golf Tracker, the president has played golf a total of 101 times across the 433 days of his second term. An estimated cost of $141 million has been calculated by the team behind the golf tracker.
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Protestors in Amsterdam carried a placard reading, "WTF America," The Daily Beast reported. In Sydney, a man held up a sign that read “We can’t stand him either."
Naveed Shah, who founded the Common Defense group in 2016 to rally military veterans for the sake of progressive politics, spoke of the rapid No Kings growth.
He said, "When I stood at the first ‘No Kings’ rally, we were fighting to protect democracy at home and against federal agents and troops that were deployed on American streets, against a government that was manufacturing a crisis to justify using its power against its own people.
"Today, we’re still fighting that same fight, but now that manufactured crisis has gone global." MoveOn executive director Katie Bethell added their grassroots support to the No Kings protests.
"Our members will be turning out peacefully in the streets because they believe in a better future for this country, and they can’t sit by on the sidelines about what Trump and his administration are doing to our home," she said. "Let’s be clear, the Trump administration has become a threat to the American people at every level. They are waging violence at home and abroad."
An estimated 7 million people showed up to rally against the Trump administration in October — more than the 5 million or so who protested in June — and No Kings organizers are anticipating nearly 9 million people will take to the streets this weekend.
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Our former presidents all get along with each other. They have the stature to:
- Get mass media;
- Raise immediately large amounts of funds for strong IMPEACH TRUMP citizen groups in every congressional district to increase and expand the present majority of Americans wanting to FIRE TRUMP;
- Stay the course as Trump keeps worsening his criminal dictatorship and destruction of our democracy; and
- Highlight the many programs they initiated that Trump has illegally destroyed or is dismantling.
Instead, they are living luxurious lives and are largely AWOL from connecting with the existing but overwhelmed civic opposition to Trump. Bush is painting landscapes as Trump has destroyed his AIDS program in Africa, and the Bush wing of the Republican Party. Obama has campaigned for Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill as governors of Virginia and New Jersey, satirizing Trump in some of his speeches. His present passion, however, is the March Madness basketball championships. Clinton has left it up to Hillary, who wrote a guarded New York Times op-ed back on March 28, 2025, taking Trump to task for jeopardizing our national security and not “preparing for real fights with America’s adversaries.”
Then there is Joe Biden, who received then President-elect Trump and Melania on the morning of January 20, 2025, with the gracious “welcome home.” In return, Biden got that afternoon and every day since hundreds of foul epithets from Trump, scapegoating him for almost everything he could fabricate, including solar energy and wind power projects. Delaware Joe managed a few critical replies at a Democratic Party dinner in Nebraska on November 7, 2025. “Trump has taken a wrecking ball not only to the people’s house but to the Constitution, to the rule of law, to our very democracy.” Unfortunately, Biden has mostly been silent.
Credit these retired presidents with knowing the historic dangers and existing damages of the TRUMP DUMP in Washington and around the country. They also know their supporters would be very receptive to their organized, persistent leadership from them to send Trump back to Mar-a-Lago. Why are they AWOL?
First, they fear Trump’s retaliation, upsetting their comfortable lives. Trump is now deep in the QUICKSAND of the Middle East. He is being pilloried by a million stickers at gas pumps picturing Trump pointing to the booming price per gallon and saying, “I did that.” He is openly declaring there should be no elections in November and continues to send or keep his storm troopers in America’s cities. An expanding police state is not exactly a credible perch for effective profanity. Show a modest bit of moxie!
A second excuse is that they have done some of what Trump is doing:
- Bush’s mass murder in the illegal war on Iraq.
- Clinton’s distracting raids abroad against innocents and his womanizing.
- Obama’s “signature strikes,” killing over 300 mostly young men in places like Yemen.
- Biden’s illegal co-belligerence with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s genocide in Gaza, which has taken over 600,000 civilian lives.
True enough. But people live in the present and are most worried about what Dangerous Donald is doing NOW to their livelihoods, freedoms, health and safety, and the consequences in casualties and their tax dollars of another endless war.
Our former presidents have no excuses. They simply lack a modicum of courage. Remember Aristotle declared, “Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees the others.”
The current political climate demands the powerful emergence of the four previous presidents of our country. The federal district courts are ruling heavily against Trump’s “Injustice Department,” though Trump retains a slightly weakening claim on six Supreme Court Injustices. People of all backgrounds are marching and demonstrating in huge numbers. This weekend, the “No Kings” rallies (he’s already a dictator) anticipate 10 million people nationwide.
The business community, particularly small businesses, are feeling serious harm from Trump’s tariffs, wars, cancelled contracts, and inflationary policies. The labor unions have never been under such attack (notably the federal employees’ union members whose contracts he has torn up), and they are simmering with anger. The universities are also under His illegal shakedown attacks.
What explains the mainstream media’s virtual ignoring of this ABDICATION by these ex-presidents? The reporters mostly despise Trump, who has slandered them (calling them “deranged and demented” for starters) and has extortionately sued news organizations and journalists for millions of dollars and coerced settlements.
The media have reported that some ex-agency officials under the former presidents have excoriated Trump, such as Samantha Power, for closing the major lifesaving Agency for International Development. The formidable Rohit Chopra, who directed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under Biden, is not reticent to verbally defend his nearly closed-down agency, which had saved consumers many billions of dollars.
However, they are not covering the abdication by BIG GUYS—our former presidents. I have tried in vain to find out why by calling reporters and editors. Maybe you’ll have better luck. Try calling these numbers: The Washington Post: 202-334-6000; The New York Times: 800-698-4637; Associated Press: 212-621-1500; NPR: 202-513-2000; The Wall Street Journal: 212-416-2000.
You may break through and help save our Republic!
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