Wall Street analyst on companies donating millions of dollars to Trump's vanity projects:
"We’re replacing the free market with the market for Trump’s affections."
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Wall Street analyst on companies donating millions of dollars to Trump's vanity projects:
"We’re replacing the free market with the market for Trump’s affections."
2025–early 2026: Lockheed Martin donates over $10 million for Trump's ballroom and Freedom 250 events
June 2026: The Trump administration awards Lockheed a contract worth up to $35 billion
John Summit shouts out Gov. Pritzker for gifting him a bottle of Malort ahead of his Lollapalooza performance
The Trump administration has granted SpaceX permission to build a new launch site on the federally protected habitat of the endangered Ocelot.
Vivek Ramaswamy calls protesters "whiners" after being booed for his support of data centers
Vivek Ramaswamy is booed offstage after telling Ohio crowd, 'The truth of the matter is, people in my generation have already made it. We're gonna be fine.'
Fox: We've been in this negotiation phase for almost four months. And we don't have the Strait of Hormuz open. Are we getting close to a nuclear deal? I don't think so.
Q: How much longer will Americans continue to see these high gas prices?
Trump: Well, they're not very high. The stock market's up. Everything's doing really well.
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Trump: I don't think about Americans' financial situation
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Q: Are you worried about gas prices?
Trump: No.
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RNC Chair Joe Gruters: Trump has been going to bat for the average worker since Day One. He understands the pain people are feeling with prices.
Q: What do you say to American consumers who are worried that the Iran war and tariffs could make inflation even more troublesome?
Hassett: Price pressure is easing all around
There are now approximately 122,000 Flock cameras in the United States, with at least one in every state.
Host: The 30-year yield yesterday closed at its highest since 2007. Are you concerned Fed Chair Warsh doesn't have control of these markets? It makes lives harder for consumers who want to buy a house.
Hassett: Kevin Warsh is well-liked by his colleagues
Trump gets lost mid-sentence: "And for the veterans where... no truck... where you have uh, a situation where you have not truck drivers in the military, where you don't have truck drivers... they're gonna be given a very quick pass"
Trump gets distracted by a truck:
"Wow. That sucker is a big one. That's big stuff!"
ICE is opening new detention facilities in Seattle, Philadelphia, Miami, and Denver.
A federal judge has tossed Kash Patel's $10 million lawsuit against a blogger who called him a "googly-eyed Kremlin bitch" and a "blatantly incompetent chud."
Trump has announced construction of the world's largest parking garage as part of a $22 billion project.
Just 12% of voters report having "a lot" of confidence in government oversight of food safety.
Tucker Carlson Show: Trump's campaign promises are being broken and openly mocked
Tucker Carlson: Invading Iran is wrecking our country
Harry Enten: 78% of Americans don't think Trump is focused enough on lowering prices
Harry Enten: Trump's poll numbers on inflation are laughably bad. There has never been a president before Trump who had ratings this bad. At least 50 points underwater.
Trump made over $2.4 billion last year, which is more money than he made any other year in his life.
Stephen Colbert has received an anti-censorship award after CBS ended "The Late Show" at the request of the Trump administration.
Vance on the economy:
"The thing that I'd ask for the American people is a little bit of patience."
Trump: We took the freedom of speech away
Fox host: I think it is alarming that we have not been able to see or hear from any of the Iranian people. Do they have drinking water, food?
Trump: Do you remember when we had lunch years ago at Trump Tower? You have not changed. You may be even better looking.
RFK Jr. suggests Americans can more easily afford groceries if they start eating liver instead of beef:
"Most of the cheap cuts of meat are very inexpensive. ... You can buy liver"