On this episode, we break down the latest on Scott Bessent, Trump’s Treasury Secretary pick, as he testifies before the Senate. We discuss his views on tariffs, the strength of the dollar, and the implications his policies could have on the U.S. economy. Join us as we analyze what his testimony means for America’s financial future and global standing.

On this episode, we discuss the devastating house fires in California and the controversial actions of insurance companies dropping homeowners just months before the fires. We also examine Governor Newsom’s handling of the situation and why many believe it’s falling short of what’s needed during this crisis.

On this episode, we explore the lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct at FS1, involving shocking claims about the workplace culture at Fox Sports, and discuss its implications for the sports media industry. We also react to a viral TikTok shedding more light on these allegations and the public's response.

On this episode, we discuss the recent hack of the U.S. Treasury, suspected to be orchestrated by China, as revealed in reports from CNBC and Forbes. Learn how this breach compromised sensitive data, including the sanctions office, and the ongoing FBI investigation into the matter. We explore the implications for U.S. cybersecurity and national security.

On this episode, we break down how to win with money in 2025! From the updated tax brackets and increased contribution limits for 401(k)s and IRAs to the new HSA and FSA thresholds, we cover all the details you need to maximize your savings. Plus, learn about the rising gift tax limit and how these changes can help you stay ahead financially.

On this episode, we discuss the Biden administration's decision to withdraw two major student loan forgiveness plans and the impact on borrowers. These plans could have reduced or eliminated debt for millions of Americans, particularly those in repayment for decades or facing financial hardship. With the Supreme Court striking down Biden's earlier forgiveness efforts and operational challenges cited for the withdrawal, borrowers are left searching for alternatives. We also explore how many Americans are struggling to make necessary financial decisions to repay their student loans and what forgiveness options still exist under Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) and other programs.

On this episode, we dive into the House GOP's failed attempt to fast-track a new funding bill, pushing the government closer to a shutdown. The bill, which includes funding extensions and debt limit suspension, faces challenges in both the Republican-controlled House and the Democratic-controlled Senate. Speaker Mike Johnson’s leadership comes under scrutiny as tensions rise, while President-elect Trump pushes for bold debt ceiling reforms. Could this political standoff spell trouble for Johnson’s speakership and the nation’s economy?

On this episode, former President Trump acknowledges the challenge of lowering grocery prices if re-elected, despite it being a key campaign promise. He attributes the current high prices to the Biden administration and outlines his plan to address the issue by increasing U.S. energy production and resolving supply chain problems.

On this episode, we discuss the rising trend of people without type 2 diabetes using Ozempic and the potential long-term side effects of this off-label use. We also dive into a chaotic situation in Atlanta where a beauty supply store was evicted, leading to its supplies being thrown into the parking lot. Citizens rushed to retrieve the items, but local officials declared the goods off-limits and sent them to the dump, despite Georgia law reportedly stating otherwise.

On this episode, we cover the tragic killing of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson in New York. Authorities believe the suspect traveled by bus from Atlanta to New York, appearing on multiple surveillance cameras before the crime. Thompson had reportedly been receiving death threats for some time. Speculation arises that this could be connected to how UnitedHealthcare processed claims, as Thompson led the insurance unit. In the wake of this tragedy, many CEOs are turning to private security companies to enhance their safety measures.