Who is Thomas Crooks? A former Obama aide claims Holocaust education is “confusing” young people into sympathizing with “weak, skinny” Palestinians. Jasper Nathaniel reports that settler violence in the West Bank is extreme. Meet the so-called “JPMorgan Boys” behind the U.S. bailout for Argentina. An ICE employee arrested in a sex-trafficking sting told police, “I’m ICE, boys.” Tim Pool insists Americans “at the kitchen table” aren’t talking about Epstein. Alex Jones pleads with Trump to “stop attacking” Marjorie Taylor Greene. And Trump’s net approval among Latino voters has cratered—down more than 30 points since the start of the year.

Who is Thomas Crooks? A former Obama aide claims Holocaust education is “confusing” young people into sympathizing with “weak, skinny” Palestinians. Jasper Nathaniel reports that settler violence in the West Bank is extreme. Meet the so-called “JPMorgan Boys” behind the U.S. bailout for Argentina. An ICE employee arrested in a sex-trafficking sting told police, “I’m ICE, boys.” Tim Pool insists Americans “at the kitchen table” aren’t talking about Epstein. Alex Jones pleads with Trump to “stop attacking” Marjorie Taylor Greene. And Trump’s net approval among Latino voters has cratered—down more than 30 points since the start of the year.

Pete Hegseth is facing backlash over allegedly issuing an order that led to a dangerous boat strike. Trump is preparing to hold an Oval Office meeting on Venezuela, according to new reporting. A new investigation says the FBI under Kash Patel has become “internally paralyzed by fear.” Trump’s sweeping pardon promises are offering fresh hope to Honduras’ imprisoned former president. An appeals court rules that Trump’s former lawyer Alina Habba has been unlawfully serving as a U.S. attorney. And Tim Dillon absolutely detonates on Secretary Duffy, shouting “Hey Sean, f*ck you!” after Duffy lectured travelers to dress up on flights.

Pete Hegseth is facing backlash over allegedly issuing an order that led to a dangerous boat strike. Trump is preparing to hold an Oval Office meeting on Venezuela, according to new reporting. A new investigation says the FBI under Kash Patel has become “internally paralyzed by fear.” Trump’s sweeping pardon promises are offering fresh hope to Honduras’ imprisoned former president. An appeals court rules that Trump’s former lawyer Alina Habba has been unlawfully serving as a U.S. attorney. And Tim Dillon absolutely detonates on Secretary Duffy, shouting “Hey Sean, f*ck you!” after Duffy lectured travelers to dress up on flights.

Tonight’s show covers a wide range of stories shaping politics, media, and consumer behavior. Donald Trump makes headlines by saying he “wouldn’t have wanted” a second strike on an alleged drug boat, while Ken Klippenstein’s reporting sheds light on the DC National Guard shooter. In international affairs, Trump has invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to his fifth White House meeting, signaling ongoing diplomatic ties. Meanwhile, StopAntisemitism.com has stirred controversy by including children’s entertainer Ms Rachel in its list of the top 10 “antisemites” competing for the title of antisemite of the year. On the media front, Dan Bongino scrambles to explain a redaction email tied to the Epstein files, raising questions about transparency. Finally, the booming “buy now, pay later” trend reveals how shoppers are shifting from impulse purchases to more strategic spending.

Tonight’s show covers a wide range of stories shaping politics, media, and consumer behavior. Donald Trump makes headlines by saying he “wouldn’t have wanted” a second strike on an alleged drug boat, while Ken Klippenstein’s reporting sheds light on the DC National Guard shooter. In international affairs, Trump has invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to his fifth White House meeting, signaling ongoing diplomatic ties. Meanwhile, StopAntisemitism.com has stirred controversy by including children’s entertainer Ms Rachel in its list of the top 10 “antisemites” competing for the title of antisemite of the year. On the media front, Dan Bongino scrambles to explain a redaction email tied to the Epstein files, raising questions about transparency. Finally, the booming “buy now, pay later” trend reveals how shoppers are shifting from impulse purchases to more strategic spending.