Trump wants to FAFO with our 401Ks and private equity, grocery stores admit they can't absorb tariffs for much longer, and AI tells me the ways I could improve as a talkshow host.

We talk about the fact that trickle down economics, in fact, does not trickled down, healthcare companies are seeing a double digit increase in profits year over year, and Israeli officials make it public that they intend to occupy Gaza.

We talk about the ongoing discourse surrounding gerrymandering in states, both red and blue alike. Vegas is losing visitors and some organizations want to blame Gen Z. One AI specialist warns that AI is attempting to blackmail people to remain functional 80-90% of the time.

We break down Karl Rove's warning for the Trump administration about the economy, Republicans are blaming Canada for natural disasters, and we discuss the claim surrounding making comedies today.

Trump decided to fire the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics because he didn't like the statistics, we compare the Trump economy to the Biden economy, and the legal fight to gerrymander Texas continues.

Wisconsin representatives clutch their pearls over alleged death threats, Trump's tariff deadline has arrived and the Dow is not happy, and Republicans have a new strategy to address wild fires: Blame Canada.

We talk about why Donald Trump's GDP numbers are not impressive, compared to Biden's, more Democrats begin to vocalize support for Palestine, and the gerrymandering war needs to stop before it consumes everything.

We look a recent report highlighting CEO earning calls with officials bragging about increasing prices beyond the cost of tariffs, and Arnold Shober joins me to dicuss redistricting issues and the favorability of both parties.

We look at an example of eminent domain being used on a farm in New Jersey, we then compare that approach to March-In Rights and how they could be used to address pharmaceutical costs, and Howard Lutnick goes on Fox News to defend tariff increases with significant push back.

We talk about the media's sudden interest in the starving population in Gaza, corporate greed may have an over inflated impact on the increased cost of tariffs, and we discuss why young people are losing faith in the economy.