This is why President Trump, we got to stop yammering about the Save America Act. It's not going to happen. You know why it's not going to happen? Because John Thune and the donors don't want to happen.
We've been reporting first on the Midas Touch network that we believe the decision was already made to fire her or to have her resign. I'm sure we will hear that very soon that she has gone. Bye-bye Janine.
Well, wherever he is, he's going to be subpoenaed soon and he's going to sit under oath and he's going to have his deposition taken and some serious questions are going to be asked to Baron Trump
Now our sponsors over at Calchey, they suggest that actually not particularly high chances that Congress is going to pass the Save Act. It's currently at 7.5% on Calchey, which seems about right because, again, not a lot of Democrats going to sign on to the Save Act. And you don't have enough Republicans who want to nuke the filibuster full scale on behalf of this thing.
So is this going to lead to Democrats secretly working with the Republicans to deregulate this industry while they're pretending to be on your side? Yes, that's what it's definitely going to lead to.
And similarly, while I do not believe for a second that my citizenship will ever be taken from me, I think that just by messing with me and saying they're going to try to do it and making me lawyer up, they could make me have a pretty miserable few months or even longer.
they've essentially announced they're going to get a CR. We're going to get jammed this year. They're not going to stick around over August. There's not going to be any appropriations bills.
What basically will happen is he'll probably be just serving as an acting DNI for the statutory period, whatever that is several months. And then he'll be withdrawn.
They're going to win from what I understand, because of the way that they have defined the CFTC gets a broad amount of deference whenever it comes to derivatives contracts regulation. Especially with the current composition of the US Supreme
I think he's gonna finish his term the fantasies about him being forced out or anyone invoking the 25th amendment I just I have no faith or trust in our government
Trump's proposing $1.5 trillion defense budget, which is, I don't know, 40% increase some insane increase, just the number they made up and is totally unmoored from reality. I suppose they're not going to get it. They'll get something though.
And look, I don't expect this to actually become policy, but there are real questions that have always this state around the IDF and US citizens serving in the IDF.
he put an aggressive, which I love because it's all read 24 to 4. Once we get this passed and they're going to get it passed and it's going to stand up to court challenges
I think the next 20 years it's going to be nuts in politics. Yeah, like civil war guys, the divide between the there are variables that change this, but the divide between left and right right now is so extreme that when these people get into politics, someone's going to get cained in Congress.
I don't think it's going to be too long before they ask bowling to take a 60 or 90 day hiatus from his hit show at four o'clock and go in as an advisor here
There's not going to be impeached while the Republicans control Congress. That's for sure. So why even talk about it? They can revisit things in January.
probably what's making Donald Trump most upset right now is that his ballroom has been permanently blocked pending congressional authorization, which I don't think Congress is going to authorize right now
I think that when it's all said and done at the end of this Trump administration, we're going to find out Barron and a bunch of other bozos. We're making bank on these things.
So it's a comfortably blue district. So the winner of the primary is widely seen to be the winner of the general election. So that means it's very likely that Mejia is going to win that congressional seat.
Now the entire debt that our country faces right now, which is increasing under the Trump regime, it's about $38 trillion. And that number is going higher.
So they're voting with their feet and they're getting out and that's gonna affect the electoral college. That's gonna affect apportionments in Congress one hundred percent. You're gonna see those chickens come home to roost in twenty thirty in a big way.
I do think that we just need to pass totally like make it unambiguous, totally clear. I doubt it will probably happen because a lot of the politicians like these current loopholes.
Billy Eilish will never give back her mansion to the Tongva, nor will any of these Hollywood celebrities who try to lecture us or make us do a land acknowledgement before we can hear them perform ever do such a gesture.
what's gonna happen next is as an important, they're gonna split it, but they're not gonna split it all the way. What they're gonna do is split the rest of the budget and just DHS.
Where is this going to go? Because truly Minneapolis, what President Trump is basically asking Minneapolis is to reverse its sanctuary city status. They're not going to do that. They're just not.
That's what Lindsey Graham represents. So the no we're talking on it, it's gonna be sanctuary city legislation. How's a hundred percent correct? It'll have some sprinkled dust, fairy dust of sanctuary cities and it will have amnesty.
they're alleging that if needed, they'll use antitrust laws to bust those investors, coordinated vacancy and pricing strategies. I mean, that first of all, let me just get this out of the way. I don't believe them. I don't think that they're actually going to do this.
We saw Congress somewhat asserting itself Republicans joining on a war powers resolution, affordable care act, subsidies, extension. Trump will block all of that though. So I doubt it actually gets implemented.
It's expected that this will be blocked in the Senate or vetoed by Donald Trump if it passes in the Senate, but we don't expect it to pass in the Senate.
which is what Republicans should have been pursuing when they had a much larger majority in Congress during Trump's first term. Well, since they didn't fix it then, they're not going to fix it now.
Look, James Colmer, who leads the House Oversight Committee and Jim Jordan, the House Judiciary and some of these other leaders, they're too cowardly. They're going to block this at every step. But Democratic leader, Hakeem Jeffries is calling for it.
And now he's saying there's CT scans and Donald Trump's overall declining physical and mental condition and whether or not Donald Trump's capable really even to function as the executive and whether the 25th amendment should be invoked. Obviously, Trump's cabinet is too cowardly to ever do that.