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Hey folks,
Jack Cocchiarella and I are back, slightly sleep-deprived and trying to make sense of a White House that looks like it’s eating itself alive.
Natalie Harp is reportedly picking a fight with Susie Wiles as Trump searches for someone, anyone, to blame for his political problems. We get into the chaos, the corruption, and why Democrats need to stop playing defense and start forcing Republicans to answer for this mess.
[00:09:11] We finally get to the politics: Natalie Harp is reportedly going to war with one of the most powerful people in Trump’s White House, and we disagree about who survives.
[00:17:02] The bigger story isn’t palace intrigue. It’s a White House that can’t govern, consumed by infighting and corruption while Americans deal with the consequences.
[00:25:03] We make the case for Democrats going on offense, and why independent creators have helped push corruption, Natalie Harp, Epstein, and other stories into the political conversation.
[00:34:36] Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize obsession somehow gets even more ridiculous as Melania’s orbit reportedly starts making its own case for recognition.
[00:48:38] We zoom all the way out: corporations are squeezing families, private equity is swallowing more of everyday life, and the basic promise that people can build something for themselves is disappearing.
This one goes everywhere: White House infighting, Democratic messaging, Trump’s Peace Prize obsession, billionaires, corporate greed, college football, Chipotle, and more than a little Mike-and-Jack group therapy. But underneath all of it is something serious: people are tired of being squeezed while corrupt and powerful people play games with our lives. Democrats can speak to that anger. We can expose the corruption. We can go on offense. And independent media can help force those conversations into the mainstream. If you value independent voices willing to do that, and have some fun along the way, help us keep building this.
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With urgency,
—Mike
