Feds or the Good Fellas"

THE FEDS OR THE GOOD FELLAS?

SPECIAL REPORT: The RICO Case for the United States vs. The Trump Enterprise

By Investigative Press // January 29, 2026

WASHINGTON, D.C. — While the Department of Justice remains paralyzed by the very "dangerous people" it recently pinned badges onto, legal scholars and whistleblowers are beginning to use a word that used to be reserved for the Lucchese and Gambino families: RICO.

The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act was built to dismantle criminal "enterprises" that use a pattern of racketeering to maintain power. In 2026, the D.C. enterprise doesn't look like a government; it looks like a Mob Family with a nuclear arsenal.

The Crime Family Organizational Chart

1. THE BOSS (The Executive)

The source of all "directives," the Boss never gets his hands dirty. He operates via the "Dog Whistle & Plausible Deniability" method. In the morning, he speaks in mob-coded vagaries—"fix the problem," "do what needs to be done," "take care of them"—and by evening, the "ugly tasks" are carried out by his underlings. He doesn't pull the trigger; he just creates the weather that makes the shooting inevitable.

2. THE CAPOS (The Cabinet)

  • THE ENFORCER: Kristi Noem (DHS)
    Running the "Gravel Pit" Racket, Noem is the one who maintains territory. She specializes in the "Liquidation of Dissent." By stripping citizens like Renee Good of their legal personhood and labeling them "Domestic Terrorists," she provides the "soldiers" with the hit-contract immunity needed to execute the Boss's will.
  • THE MONEY MOVER: The Treasury Secretary
    The Treasury has been transformed into a global Laundering Hub. The "Tribute" (taxpayer funds) is diverted from public infrastructure into vanity "protection" projects like the USS Trump. $4 billion in "private" marble for a sinking battleship is just a standard kickback to the construction firms and oligarchs who keep the family in power.
  • THE CONSIGLIERE: White House Counsel
    The lawyer whose only client is the Enterprise. He doesn't interpret the law; he overwrites it. His job is to find the semantic loophole that makes murder look like "preventable safety" and embezzlement look like "renovation."

3. THE SOLDIERS (The ICE Paramilitary)

The muscle on the street. Bound by a $50,000 Debt Trap, these 14,000 unvetted agents are the "Made Men" of 2026. They perform the street-level shake-downs and "Gravel Pit" eliminations because they have no way out. If they flip, the "family" calls in their debt, leaving them destitute.

The Indictment: Predicate Acts

CRIME ACT OF RACKETEERING
EXTORTION Using the "Bonus Trap" to coerce federal agents into violating the Constitution under threat of financial ruin.
EMBEZZLEMENT Looting the U.S. Treasury to fund the unauthorized "Carrara Marble" renovation of a non-functional battleship.
OBSTRUCTION The summary execution of Alex Pretti and Renee Good to prevent legal scrutiny of federal "cleansing" operations.
BRIBERY Distributing federal badges and immunity to known violent criminals in exchange for absolute loyalty to the Boss.

The Tagline: The Don of DC

"In 2026, the Oval Office has a 'Godfather' instead of a President. The Treasury is the piggy bank, the DHS is the hit squad, and the American people are just a neighborhood being shook down for protection money. It’s not an administration; it’s a racket."

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