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The US economy is limping. The US. employment rate is limping. And I'll. tell you who else is limping. And it's. no surprise that he is limping one step. further into the grave every day. Donald. Trump when he walks like here's Donald. Trump limping. And this is a sign of of. dementia and cognitive decline is when. you can't control your legs in a. straight line. But do you all see? There. she is. The hospice nurse came out. She. was the second person off the Air Force.

One and she's got her diaper bag. So, we. know that she's together. And just a. quick point on that. [sighs and gasps]. >> I was reading that even Susie Wilds is. not up to snuff on what's going on daily. in the White House in terms of policy. that Natalie Harp is the gatekeeper. 27-year-old Natalie Harp who has in to. my knowledge. zero expertise in foreign relations, foreign intelligence,

economy. She is the one that if you want. to talk to Trump and if there is a. policy decision, she's the one you need. to go to. Not the White House chief of. staff. Not that I'm saying that Susie. Wilds is that much better, but at least. she has experience and she's a veteran. political strategist. That's a good. point though because in the beginning. Susie Wild's job was to like be his. babysitter to be the voice of reason, right? >> Natalie Harp is the voice of reason who. is BFFs with Laura Loomer. That that. just tells you. And remember Susie Wilds.

came in. She's like, I'm keeping the. crazies out of the White House. Susie, you've been cut out. We've There's a new. sheriff in town and it's a hospice nurse. with a diaper bag that travels with the. president and prints out articles about. how great he is. that's what it takes to. keep him engaged because quite frankly. he doesn't give a [ __ ] about the rest of. it. >> Well, she's also not any sort of expert. in communications because she helped. Trump post this on Truth Social. yesterday. Um, Trump promotes the book.

by the lawyer who represented Jeffrey. Epstein. [clears throat] The highly. highly respected Alan Dersowitz has. written a powerful new book, Why Quit. the Dems and So Should You? Confessions. of a Reluctant Republican. Allen is a. great American patriot who understands. the wisdom capitalized and courage. capitalized it takes to defend democracy. from communism. I'll stop there to spare. us all. >> Okay, here's the deal. Alan Dersowitz, number one, not only was he Jeffrey. Epste's lawyer, he was a frequent. visitor and friend. He is all over the.

Epstein files. He was. uh subpoenaed to testify in front of the. oversight committee. And guess what? He. didn't show. And even James Comr, who is. by all accounts a [ __ ] asskissing. Republican like no other, he was even. mad about it. This is a man that will do. anything to serve his own interest. And. [snorts] if you look at the emails,

there is some conjecture because the uh. the person sending it, Todd Blanch, protected his identity, yet he doesn't. protect victim's identities that he was. all in on the Jeffrey Epstein thing. Like it didn't bother him at all. He. enjoyed it. He says he got a massage. with his clothes on. Are you [ __ ]. kidding me? Sell that [ __ ] to somebody. who's buying because we're not. That is. just too stupid given your relationship. with Jeffrey Epstein. So, does it.

surprise you at all that the person that. is in the Epstein files over 1 million. times would support Alan Dersowitz? Does. it surprise you at all that the hospice. nurse is not going to say, you know, maybe this isn't the best thing to do. because, you know, he's all over the. Epstein files. He didn't go and testify. in front of the oversight committee like. he was supposed to. instead she's like, "Oh my god, it is a great book, sir.". >> That's kind of my take on this. We talk. about how Trump's trying to distance. himself. He's trying to distract you.

>> I think that they get off on it. I think. they get off on look what I can get away. with because you've got Howard Lutnik. and all these guys he puts in his close. circle. You've got him taking Epstein's. plane to [ __ ] campaign events. You've. got him on his own out of nowhere. pushing Alan Dersowit's book and saying. he's a highly respected guy. These are. choices they're making. I don't think. he's trying to distance himself. I think. they like to show what they can get away. with. I think that's part of what they. all get off on. And you see that in. Epstein's emails as well with him.

>> Yeah. >> They like it. >> They like it. They like rubbing your. nose in. I can do it and you can't. because I'm a in the elite class of. people. >> Yeah. Um, there's new reporting that CBS. buried an Epstein story. CBS apparently. had a major Epstein story in the works. detailing major corruption at the top of. Wall Street banks and involving the. Virgin Islands government. Never made it. to air under the new Barry Weiss Ellison. leadership. Former 60 Minutes. correspondent Sharon Alfonsi had been.

developing a segment about Epstein's. relationship with major financial. institutions. Um the report said that Deutsch Bank. failed to disclose more than 250 million. in suspicious transactions, trace the. payments involving women in Russia, Eastern Europe. The 60 minutes segment. never aired and Alfonsi was later. removed from CBS. >> Okay, just a couple things on this. Number one, that surprises me zero. That's why David Ellison being a victim.

and trying to be a defender of free. speech is [ __ ] laughable. But the. thing is, I know we're all talking about. Deutsch Bank, but JP Morgan was in it up. to his it in it up to its eyeballs, too. They knew, and in fact, the wall of cash. is what they called it. They were. talking about him being a high-risk. client. Yet, they did not terminate. their relationship with him until after. he was arrested because you have people. that were directly tied to him, private.

banking people that still have jobs at. Chase. And guess how much the. transactions of Jeffrey Epstein, guess. how much Chase knew yet did not turn. over to regulators? $1.3. billion with a B. $1.3 billion in shady. transactions that they knew about but. they did not disclose. All the. regulations they completely [ __ ].

ignored because he had a lot of money. And I believe headed should roll on this. level, too. But you've got 60 Minutes. protecting him. You've got the United. States Department of Treasury protecting. them. Scott Bessant will not turn over. these financial documents. And my guess. is it's because there are other powerful. people and in my opinion Donald Trump. that are making these wire transfers. You don't there is no world in which.

5,000 wire transfers totaling $1.3. billion. does not include some very rich and. powerful in these elite circles. So the. cover up is real. It is ongoing. It is. not going to stop. Todd Blanch is never. going to release documents that hurt his. boss. And so until we get a fighter as a. Democrat in the White House in the.

Department of Justice that we're going. to have the same conversation over and. over and over. But just to make it super. clear, the banks knew from a very early. point exactly what Jeffrey Epstein was. doing and they did nothing to stop it. In fact, they did not even turn over the. bank documents to regulatory agencies. until they had to after he was arrested. And that should make every single person.

in this country go, "Fuck you.". >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Despite how disgusting the crimes, the child sex abuse, uh the rape of. these women and girls were, this is also. a wider story about the coordination and. cooperation of the most powerful people. in our country, including these banks, including uh, you know, executives at 60. Minutes. David Ellison came out. yesterday and said that he wants to be a.

trusted steward of CNN. That's not going to happen when you're. covering these stories up and then. firing the reporter. >> who was the one developing the story. It's unbelievable. >> All right, [clears throat] more on more. believable unbelievable news. Um, we've. got more on Trump's. White House renovations. So, scoop. Trump has ordered work ordered workers. to redo weeks of work on his planned. White House helipad. New Washington Post.

photos show how past work was removed. over the weekend. Trump is contemplating. changes to the White House lawn slope, raising bigger cues about project and. cost. So, he's redoing his redo because. he's so [ __ ] incompetent. He can't. even do anything right. >> Here's something that I want to point. out. Maggie Haberman, you know, she just. wrote that book with Jonathan Swan, regime change. In her estimation, 70% of Trump's time bandwidth is spent. on these vanity projects. Do I think he.

thinks he's a decorator and has great. taste and he wants to self arandise all? Absolutely. But I also think there's a. concerted effort in the White House. because the more he talks about policy, the economy, he he just digs himself a a. bigger hole. Like affordability is a. hoax. I invented the word groceries. We. can't afford Medicare and child care. because we're fighting a war. He says. stuff that voters fundamentally disagree. with. So, they've got him on these.

projects which he loves because he's. deluded himself into thinking he has. good taste. But to me, the most important takeaway. from all of this is [snorts] you have. United States citizens that cannot. afford to buy gas, buy food, and buy. medicine. They have to make, you. [snorts] know, they have to make a. choice. Gen Z, the largest portion of. Gen Z is living with their parents. because they can't afford housing.

And what is he doing about that? He is. spending all this money. First of all, the war is costing a fortune and it's. just a [ __ ] bottomless pit of money. and we're never, you know, never going. to get out of it because it was such a. colossal misstep to begin with. But you. have all of these projects, you know, a. $15 million contract on the reflecting. pool, real gold on one of his statues, like all this [ __ ] that he's doing, all. the stuff in the Oval Office. He's. sparing no expense redoing Doulles.

airport because you [snorts] can afford. things. American citizen that I want that make. me feel like a big boy that make me feel. like an authoritarian. But in terms of. helping you, nah. I'm not even going to. talk about it. I'm not even going to. think about it. So, in my mind, the. American people, even the dumbest. diehard cultists, at some point are. going to be like, why do I have to. choose between food and gas? I think. people are going to go to the gas pump.

and say, why am I paying more and he's. putting gold shed everywhere to make. himself feel better? I just can't help. but think that the resentment is going. to set even set in even with the. absolute diehard cultist. All right. It's so frustrating to get to. the airport. All of the things that you. need. You need your coffee, you need. your smartphone, you need your laptop, you need your carry-on, you have your. purse, and you're trying to juggle it. all and you're trying to make it to your. flight on time. Your suitcase sucks.

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be redone and it's just like Melania, >> you know, remember when Trump left the. White House and he couldn't go to the uh. transfer of power in 2020 21 because he. was too big of a crybaby. He sat on the. tarmac, he was like, "Melania is the. most popular first lady of all time.". And it's like, you know, really, she's. not. She's actually the least popular. first lady of all time. But I mean, you. know, so it's just like this kind of. stuff. It's just like, let's talk about. war crimes. Let's talk about people. getting health care. Let's talk about.

unemployment. Let's talk about the. economy. All these red hearings. Melania. is getting an airport. >> W you know who's talking about all that? >> The DSA candidates. And they're winning. That's why they're winning. >> Just one thing before we go. Palms also. watched that interview with Maggie. Haberman. The 70% number. She stressed. that that was not hyperbolic, [laughter]. that he that he that he is genuinely. laser focused on these things, that he.

has no legislative agenda. He doesn't. care. I mean, the only piece of. legislation we've heard him talk about. in the past few months is the Save. America Act, which is to help him and. the Republicans. >> break the midterms. Um he he is. genuinely scared that if he doesn't do. these projects that he will be, you. know, erased from history and he's. trying to cement his place so badly that. he's willing to destroy, you know, our.

country's capital. >> I promise he will not be erased from. history. People are going to know his. name forever, just not in the way that. he wants. >> Right. >> Right. All right. >> You want to close it out? Like, subscribe, hit the link below in the. show notes to buy Jennifer's book, Not. Today Fascist. It comes out in October. It is an absolute must readad if you are. interested in how we got here and where. we go from here. [music].