Trump Launches New Website: Bet Whether There Will Be "Tens of Millions" of Visitors

Former US President Donald Trump launched his own website Tuesday.

45office.com begins with a biography: "Donald J. Trump launched the most extraordinary political movement in history, dethroning political dynasties, defeating the Washington Establishment, and becoming the first true outsider elected as President of the United States."

The former president will return to social media in two to three months on his own platform, according to Jason Miller, a long-time Trump adviser and spokesperson for the president's 2020 campaign.

The platform will attract "tens of millions" of new users, according to Jason Miller, a long-time Trump adviser and spokesperson for the president's 2020 campaign.

But will it?

Oddsmakers are expected to offer odds on the number of visitors by a certain time as well as other quirky aspects of the site, including whether Trump announces another run for office before a specified date.

Trump was banned from his desired social media platform, Twitter, towards the end of his term in office.

Gaetz in Sex Probe: She Was 17?

(March 31, 2021) - Florida Represenative Matt Gaetz, an up-and-coming firebrand in the Republican party, said Tuesday he is being investigated by the US Justice Department over a former relationship he had with a 17-year-old.  The story was first reported earlier in the day by the New York Times.

Gaetz denies any wrongdoing.  He appeared on the Fox News Show with Tucker Carlson Tuesday night, an interview even the popular host said later was one of the weirdest he has ever conducted.

The investigation reportedly began months ago with the Justice Department looking into whether the 38-year-old transported minors across state lines.

Oddsmakers are expected to offer odds on whether Gaetz seeks re-election.  Gambling911.com has already projected odds of -200 that he will not following reports ahead of the Times blockbuster bombshell that the Florida Republican is seeking a television show at Newsmax.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com