These segments explore the disconnect between official narratives and economic realities under the Biden administration, where inflation surged from 4% to 9% despite reassurances it was “transitory.” The host argues that reckless money printing—not tariffs—drove the spike, while legacy media outlets looked the other way. Turning to Donald Trump, the discussion details how his mishandling of the Epstein controversy and inconsistent messaging have triggered a steep decline in approval ratings. Pollsters report a 12-point drop, with many supporters frustrated by Trump’s dismissive remarks about Epstein’s significance. As media hysteria swirls over modest inflation upticks and Trump’s credibility crisis grows, these episodes underscore the volatility reshaping the 2024 election landscape.