During a White House dinner with central Asian countries, President Trump deferred to JD Vance when facing questions from the media. Trump had previously displayed signs of fatigue during a press conference on the same day, where he appeared to nod off. Vance responded on the president’s behalf regarding the Abraham Accords and food stamp funding, providing answers to reporters. Trump later interjected, criticizing former President Biden’s handling of food stamp benefits. This behavior followed Trump’s earlier appearance where he appeared to doze off, prompting criticism and social media posts.
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During a White House press conference, the president appeared to fall asleep on camera, prompting public criticism. The incident occurred as Dr. Mehmet Oz discussed weight-loss medications, and immediately caught the attention of those present. This event comes amid a backdrop of speculation regarding the president’s health, with some pointing to his recent physical exams and cognitive tests as a sign of concern. Several of his colleagues have made comments about his lack of sleep, however.
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President Donald Trump dismissed concerns about the cost of living as a “con” by Democrats, highlighting his administration’s perceived success in lowering inflation and the cost of goods, particularly citing a reduced price for a Thanksgiving dinner compared to his predecessor’s tenure. He emphasized his economic record, arguing that Americans are paying less for groceries, energy, and gas under his leadership, despite ongoing debate over the accuracy of these claims. While Trump touted a decrease in certain prices, critics like Democratic Senator Chris Murphy countered that voters are aware that prices are not actually decreasing. These claims come as a potential threat in the 2026 midterms, following recent Democratic successes and a continuing trend of voter concern about the cost of living.
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Before a ceremony to retire his jersey number at Citi Field, Darryl Strawberry, former New York Mets player, was pardoned by President Donald Trump. The pardon came after Strawberry pleaded guilty to tax evasion three decades ago, served time, and paid back taxes. Following his career, Strawberry embraced Christianity and has maintained sobriety for over a decade, becoming active in ministry and starting a recovery center. Strawberry, an eight-time MLB All-Star, helped lead both the New York Mets and Yankees to World Series victories.
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Former Tennessee House Speaker Glen Casada and his former Chief of Staff Cade Cothren have been granted pardons by President Donald Trump following their convictions on corruption charges. Both men were sentenced in September, with Casada facing 36 months in federal prison for charges including wire fraud and money laundering. The pardons relate to a case involving over $51,000 in state constituent mail payments funneled to Cothren through Phoenix Solutions, resulting in Casada and Cothren receiving over $35,000 in bribes. The pardons come after Casada confirmed he received a call from the president and a White House official stated that the men were over-prosecuted for a minor issue.
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Tuesday’s elections saw Democrats achieve substantial victories across the board, securing wins in both Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial races, along with a significant win in the California referendum. Despite these widespread Democratic successes, former President Trump has reportedly placed blame on others, including Republican senators. He urged the elimination of the filibuster and expressed frustration, demonstrating an unwillingness to accept the fragility of his political coalition. These election outcomes and political dynamics are further analyzed in this episode, alongside a discussion on the shift of working-class voters towards the Democratic Party.
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Representative Nancy Pelosi has announced her retirement from Congress at the end of her current term, after nearly four decades of service. Her departure, slated for 2027, marks the end of an era for the former House Speaker. This decision comes amidst growing calls for a generational shift in Congress, and it opens the door for younger Democrats, such as Sara Jacobs and Saikat Chakrabarti, to compete for her seat. Her exit also signifies a passing of the leadership mantle to a new generation of politicians, including Representative Hakeem Jeffries.
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During a Fox News interview, Donald Trump addressed concerns from a longtime supporter regarding high prices, specifically mentioning the need to lower beef prices and energy costs. Trump argued that energy prices are already down, and that falling energy costs would subsequently lower other prices, and he criticized Republicans for failing to emphasize affordability. He also acknowledged that not being on the ballot affected Republican performance in recent elections. Furthermore, Trump and interviewer Bret Baier noted a disparity between economic successes on Wall Street and the everyday financial struggles of people, which Republicans need to address.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments challenging Donald Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs, and the justices expressed significant skepticism towards the administration’s arguments. Conservative justices, including Chief Justice Roberts, questioned the scope of the president’s authority in this context, particularly concerning the power of Congress over tariffs. This potential ruling could be a major check on the Trump administration’s policies, especially considering the court has previously accommodated his policies. Two possible explanations for this potential shift include a wariness of presidential interference in the economy and a desire to preserve the major questions doctrine for future use, possibly against future Democratic administrations. This may also be the Court attempting to preserve their legitimacy.
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Recent reports indicate former President Donald Trump added a sign to the White House labeling the Oval Office, sparking online mockery and speculation. The sign, photographed by CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, has fueled discussion about Trump’s mental acuity, especially given his age and previous physical exams. Critics have pointed out the potential implications of needing such a label, comparing it to practices used in memory care facilities. The White House has responded by emphasizing Trump’s efforts to beautify the White House.
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Trump, 79, Appears Sleepy, Has JD Vance Answer Questions
During a White House dinner with central Asian countries, President Trump deferred to JD Vance when facing questions from the media. Trump had previously displayed signs of fatigue during a press conference on the same day, where he appeared to nod off. Vance responded on the president’s behalf regarding the Abraham Accords and food stamp funding, providing answers to reporters. Trump later interjected, criticizing former President Biden’s handling of food stamp benefits. This behavior followed Trump’s earlier appearance where he appeared to doze off, prompting criticism and social media posts.
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Trump, 79, Falls Asleep During Press Conference: Reactions and Concerns
During a White House press conference, the president appeared to fall asleep on camera, prompting public criticism. The incident occurred as Dr. Mehmet Oz discussed weight-loss medications, and immediately caught the attention of those present. This event comes amid a backdrop of speculation regarding the president’s health, with some pointing to his recent physical exams and cognitive tests as a sign of concern. Several of his colleagues have made comments about his lack of sleep, however.
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Trump: “I Don’t Want to Hear About Affordability” Sparks Outrage
President Donald Trump dismissed concerns about the cost of living as a “con” by Democrats, highlighting his administration’s perceived success in lowering inflation and the cost of goods, particularly citing a reduced price for a Thanksgiving dinner compared to his predecessor’s tenure. He emphasized his economic record, arguing that Americans are paying less for groceries, energy, and gas under his leadership, despite ongoing debate over the accuracy of these claims. While Trump touted a decrease in certain prices, critics like Democratic Senator Chris Murphy countered that voters are aware that prices are not actually decreasing. These claims come as a potential threat in the 2026 midterms, following recent Democratic successes and a continuing trend of voter concern about the cost of living.
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Trump Pardons Darryl Strawberry: Another Controversial Move?
Before a ceremony to retire his jersey number at Citi Field, Darryl Strawberry, former New York Mets player, was pardoned by President Donald Trump. The pardon came after Strawberry pleaded guilty to tax evasion three decades ago, served time, and paid back taxes. Following his career, Strawberry embraced Christianity and has maintained sobriety for over a decade, becoming active in ministry and starting a recovery center. Strawberry, an eight-time MLB All-Star, helped lead both the New York Mets and Yankees to World Series victories.
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Trump Pardons Casada, Chief of Staff After Corruption Convictions
Former Tennessee House Speaker Glen Casada and his former Chief of Staff Cade Cothren have been granted pardons by President Donald Trump following their convictions on corruption charges. Both men were sentenced in September, with Casada facing 36 months in federal prison for charges including wire fraud and money laundering. The pardons relate to a case involving over $51,000 in state constituent mail payments funneled to Cothren through Phoenix Solutions, resulting in Casada and Cothren receiving over $35,000 in bribes. The pardons come after Casada confirmed he received a call from the president and a White House official stated that the men were over-prosecuted for a minor issue.
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Trump Blames GOP for Losses, Declares Party “Dead”
Tuesday’s elections saw Democrats achieve substantial victories across the board, securing wins in both Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial races, along with a significant win in the California referendum. Despite these widespread Democratic successes, former President Trump has reportedly placed blame on others, including Republican senators. He urged the elimination of the filibuster and expressed frustration, demonstrating an unwillingness to accept the fragility of his political coalition. These election outcomes and political dynamics are further analyzed in this episode, alongside a discussion on the shift of working-class voters towards the Democratic Party.
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DOJ Says Epstein Files Contain Worse Trump Details Than Previously Known
Representative Nancy Pelosi has announced her retirement from Congress at the end of her current term, after nearly four decades of service. Her departure, slated for 2027, marks the end of an era for the former House Speaker. This decision comes amidst growing calls for a generational shift in Congress, and it opens the door for younger Democrats, such as Sara Jacobs and Saikat Chakrabarti, to compete for her seat. Her exit also signifies a passing of the leadership mantle to a new generation of politicians, including Representative Hakeem Jeffries.
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Trump Confronted on Fox News Over Voter Anger About High Prices
During a Fox News interview, Donald Trump addressed concerns from a longtime supporter regarding high prices, specifically mentioning the need to lower beef prices and energy costs. Trump argued that energy prices are already down, and that falling energy costs would subsequently lower other prices, and he criticized Republicans for failing to emphasize affordability. He also acknowledged that not being on the ballot affected Republican performance in recent elections. Furthermore, Trump and interviewer Bret Baier noted a disparity between economic successes on Wall Street and the everyday financial struggles of people, which Republicans need to address.
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Supreme Court’s Legitimacy: Already Lost, Not Losing
The Supreme Court heard arguments challenging Donald Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs, and the justices expressed significant skepticism towards the administration’s arguments. Conservative justices, including Chief Justice Roberts, questioned the scope of the president’s authority in this context, particularly concerning the power of Congress over tariffs. This potential ruling could be a major check on the Trump administration’s policies, especially considering the court has previously accommodated his policies. Two possible explanations for this potential shift include a wariness of presidential interference in the economy and a desire to preserve the major questions doctrine for future use, possibly against future Democratic administrations. This may also be the Court attempting to preserve their legitimacy.
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Trump, 79, Adds Oval Office Sign, Sparks Concerns and Mockery
Recent reports indicate former President Donald Trump added a sign to the White House labeling the Oval Office, sparking online mockery and speculation. The sign, photographed by CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, has fueled discussion about Trump’s mental acuity, especially given his age and previous physical exams. Critics have pointed out the potential implications of needing such a label, comparing it to practices used in memory care facilities. The White House has responded by emphasizing Trump’s efforts to beautify the White House.
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