“He’s got the White House looking like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory!” Barack Obama took a brutal shot at Trump, and the crowd erupted. Obama questioned why Trump was focusing on extravagant White House renovations while Americans were struggling with rising prices. He pointed to Trump’s ballroom project, the paved-over Rose Garden, the helicopter pad, and all the gold decorations. But Obama didn’t stop at the jokes. He also criticized Trump’s economic priorities, arguing that the administration’s major tax bill mostly benefits wealthy Americans. “He is clearly not focused on lowering prices for you.” Is Obama making a fair point about Trump’s priorities, or is this just political comedy? Barack Obama: Somehow deficits only matter when a Democrat’s president is in office. You would think that with all this going on, at least our current president would have passed some legislation to try to bring down prices. But no! The only bill they have passed of any significance was a trillion-dollar tax break that mostly benefits the richest Americans. Now, don’t boo vote! I believe we do need to make sure our border is orderly and secure. I believe that we want folks coming here lawfully. But I do not recall anybody campaigning on sending masked agents running through our streets. I don’t recall anybody talking about law-abiding citizens being arrested, and detained, and shot, and killed. We did not ask for that! Does anybody really think this guy is spending all that much time thinking deeply on these issues? I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but he is very focused on home renovation. He should be on HGTV! The guy is building a ballroom that is bigger than the White House, paved over the Rose Garden, put a helicopter pad on the lawn, and then there’s just gold everywhere. What’s up with the gold? He’s got the White House looking like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory! He is clearly not focused on lowering prices for you.

A reporter confronted Trump about a controversial campaign ad involving a woman whose stepfather was accused of sexually abusing her as a child and his response left Erin Burnett stunned. The ad, backed by Vivek Ramaswamy, featured the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent, Amy Acton, criticizing her own daughter. When reporters asked Trump about the childhood sexual abuse allegations involving Acton’s stepfather, Trump repeatedly said he knew nothing about them and returned to criticizing Acton’s mother. But what Trump said afterward made the controversy even bigger. “The Press is trying to convince everyone that this ad is bad, because it’s so good! Who wouldn’t use such an Ad? I would.” Erin Burnett questioned how Trump could defend using an ad that brought such painful family history into a political campaign. Erin Burnett: Today, doubling down again and again on his defense of Vivek Ramaswamy’s ad featuring the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent, Amy Acton. In the ad, Acton’s mother accuses her daughter of being a liar and says she’s not fit for office. Acton’s mother is the same woman who fled Ohio with her husband after a grand jury indicted him for sexually abusing Acton when she was a child. Yet, this is what the President of the United States said today. Donald Trump: I know nothing about it. All I know is the mother said very bad things about Acton, who I guess is running for governor against Vivek. And all I can say is Vivek is great. Reporter: Why did you make no mention of the sexual abuse allegations that Amy Acton made against her stepfather who stayed married to her mother? Donald Trump: Well, I have no idea. I don’t know the mother. I don’t know her. I never heard of her until just recently. Reporter: She accused her stepfather of child rape, Mr. President. Donald Trump: Wait a minute. The mother made a horrible statement about the daughter. Reporter: What about what the daughter said about her mother? Donald Trump: I don’t know what the daughter said. I don’t know. Reporter: She said her stepfather her mother remained married to her stepfather who sexually abused her when she was 12 years old. Donald Trump: You know, I have no idea. All I know is Amy Acton’s mother said horrible things about Amy Acton. Erin Burnett: He also wrote online, “The Press is trying to convince everyone that this ad is bad, because it’s so good! Who wouldn’t use such an Ad? I would.” That’s incredible. So he just said that he would use an ad where someone whose husband was charged with raping their own daughter when she was under 12 he would use that ad.

AI companies have borrowed $466 BILLION in 2026 and the bond market is starting to get nervous. Could this be the warning sign of the next recession? While people are struggling with high gas prices, expensive mortgages, and a frozen job market, another financial risk may be building behind the scenes. AI companies are borrowing enormous amounts of money to build data centers, but investors are beginning to question whether these companies can generate enough money to pay back their debts. Even major tech companies like Microsoft are facing rising costs to insure their bonds against default. And here’s the worrying part: more than $9 billion worth of insurance linked to major tech companies’ bonds was being traded every week in September. Nobody is panicking yet, but the warning signs are flashing. What happens if the companies pouring billions into AI can’t afford to pay back what they owe? Could the AI boom turn into the next financial crisis? 👀 Expensive gas, high mortgage rates, a frozen job market—there were only 29,000 net new jobs added in September. Consumer confidence is low, optimism is low. But here’s some good news: at least there’s no recession. Not yet, anyway. We are beginning to get a view of how the next recession could begin. And that news is coming from the global bond market. Bond markets are getting very nervous. Artificial intelligence companies have borrowed enormous amounts of money to finance their data centers. The AI companies have borrowed about $466 billion just this year, and there are two months of the year still to go. As more and more debt is issued, more insurance is bought. More than $9 billion worth of credit default swaps linked to bonds issued by major tech companies were being traded each week in September. The price of that insurance is rising, even for companies like Microsoft. Nobody is panicking yet, but signals of distress and trouble are flashing. The problem worrying the bond market is this: Can the AI companies earn enough money to pay the interest on all that borrowing? Debt is rising fast, and so are interest rates.

Jesse Watters claims Democrats are jealous of Elon Musk and says, “They literally want to kill him.” Greg Gutfeld: They used to like his electric cars. They used to like everything, until they started keying the cars, calling him a Nazi, and going after his dealership. So, this is pure political retaliation and also deterrence. But the great thing about him is he literally has money to burn. If they want a battle with him, he’s going to fight, and that is an American value. Jesse Watters: And they’re jealous, Jackie. It’s like when a girl breaks up with a guy, and then the guy gets with another girl and starts lavishing her with lots of money and luxurious goods. They get jealous! And so, they want to kill him. They literally want to kill him. Jackie DeAngelis: Wow! Are you speaking from experience here, Jesse? Jesse Watters: Not me. I just know how women… (laughs) Jackie DeAngelis: Elon Musk bought Twitter because he was upset about censorship of conservative viewpoints. He’s kind of the embodiment of what can happen in a capitalist society with free enterprise. I think there are a lot of points about him that make him quite American, even though he came to this country as an immigrant. Jesse Watters: Yeah, but that’s just an inside-the-Beltway story. No real American cares about that stuff. The Democrats saying that they’re going to get after him for spending money in the election, is that illegal to donate? Emily Compagno: It is to Democrats if you donate to Republicans.

Megyn Kelly challenges the idea that you can always do better than your partner and Glenn Greenwald explains why he believes that mindset is destroying families. Glenn Greenwald: Men of any kind, because all of it’s oppressive, right? Do you think that’s going to lead to any human happiness? Megyn Kelly: You know what this made me think of? Jordan Peterson, who always raises such good questions when women talk like this. “What about you? What did you do to cause the marriage to be less than satisfactory? Maybe you are the problem in the relationship. Why is it all about you, and whether you can do better?” It’s narcissistic, it’s shortsighted, it takes no responsibility for a woman’s role in the partnership. And you do wonder how these two idiots would be reacting if it were two guys sitting on Joe Rogan, being like, “When I sit around with the guys and we think, ‘Can we do better?’ The answer is always yes. Leave her! Move on!” Glenn Greenwald: “Get a younger one! Get the next younger one!” Megyn Kelly: Yeah, younger! Bigger tits! Go for it! Glenn Greenwald: We would generally think it’s noble. I don’t understand what this is. It’s not even a philosophy, it’s just pure libertinism, just pure instant gratification wrapped up as some kind of enlightenment. I think this kind of thing is doing a lot of damage. The centerpiece of our happiness is our families, and this is a “destroy your own family the minute there’s a problem” message. If anyone’s going to be happy following that message, I have not yet met them.

Logan Paul couldn’t believe what Ali G was wearing, but when he discovered what was hidden inside his jacket, the conversation took a hilarious turn😂 Logan Paul: Look at he’s got the jacket on! I can’t believe it! Dude, it’s fucking huge! How do you even manufacture a jacket of that size? Mike Majlak: Act chill, act chill. Like it’s normal that he wears it. Logan Paul: Fucking clap, guys, clap! Ali G! Ali G: Yo, what’s up? Logan Paul: What’s up, Ali G? Where’s your hand? Mike Majlak: His hand it’s cold, no? Ali G: Sweat. Mike Majlak: What’s on your hand? Oh, you got slushied? Ali G: No. Ali G: Yo, I was feeling a bit dodgy, though, cuz I had this like real shitty burger last night. Logan Paul: No. Ali G: Yeah, from this place called like 10/10 in Hollywood. Yeah, I think it’s called that, cuz it made me like… I threw up 10 times, right, and I shit my pants 10 times. Actually, hold on, make that 11. Logan Paul: He doesn’t mean that. He doesn’t mean any of that, bro. Mike Majlak: He doesn’t mean any of that. Ali G: No, I mean that. Why? Mike Majlak: What do you know about cheeseburgers? You’re from the UK, what do you know about any food, Ali G? What makes you an expert on food? Logan Paul: Bro, what the f he’s got a sub? A fucking sandwich in his jacket? You got a sandwich? Ali G: Yo, we have food in the UK.

Trump went from praising RFK Jr. for his loyalty to making a surprising comment about his body and the moment caught everyone’s attention. At a rally in Florida, RFK Jr. revealed that his liberal friends warned him not to trust Trump, claiming Trump would use him to win an election and then discard him. But RFK Jr. had a very different story to tell. “Every commitment, every promise that Donald Trump has made to me, he has kept in spades.” Then Trump took the conversation in an unexpected direction, turning his attention to RFK Jr.’s physique. “He’s got the body of a 30-year-old.” 😂