Marco Rubio is reportedly eyeing the exits, Alex Jones is declaring war on Trump, and even Marjorie Taylor Greene says MAGA is dead. But these people don’t get to walk away from the corruption and chaos they helped create and the harm they have inflicted upon our country. We’re building independent media to expose every resignation, every power grab, and every attempt to dodge accountability. If you want us keeping the pressure on, become a paid subscriber for just $8/month.
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Hey folks,
MAGA is falling apart, and the people who helped build Trump’s movement are starting to turn on him. Marjorie Taylor Greene is declaring MAGA dead, Alex Jones is openly at war with Trump, and Marco Rubio is reportedly considering his exit from the administration.
And here’s the thing: Democrats can’t afford to let any of these people quietly walk away from the damage they’ve done.
Here’s what we cover:
[00:01:07] Marco Rubio is reportedly considering resigning after Republicans’ devastating election losses. Is he already positioning himself for a 2028 presidential run?
[00:03:36] Harmeet Dhillon is leaving the Justice Department, and I break down why Trump’s departing officials shouldn’t escape congressional investigations.
[00:06:42] The MAGA civil war is getting ugly. Alex Jones turns on Trump, accusing him of secretly working for Democrats.
[00:09:21] Democrats have a historic opportunity to investigate Trump administration corruption, and Congressman Thompson makes the case for affordability and accountability.
[00:12:28] Trump insists everything is going great despite the election disaster, while Rubio, JD Vance, and Pete Hegseth face an increasingly chaotic political future.
This episode is about more than MAGA’s collapse. It’s about what Democrats do next. We need investigations, real accountability, and sweeping reforms that prevent this kind of corruption from taking hold again. And we need to connect that corruption to the everyday costs American families are struggling with. Winning elections matters. Making government work for people again matters even more. If you believe in that fight, help me keep these conversations going and build the independent media operation we need.
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With urgency,
—Mike
