Trump’s SEC Cover-Up Exposed w/ Sam Seder

Molly JongFast and The Majority Report's Sam Seder unpack what they describe as a pattern of brazen corruption and dysfunction in Trumpworld, starting with reports that the SEC’s enforcement chief was blocked from probing insider trading tied to Trump’s circle. They connect that allegation to marketmoving war rhetoric and oil futures trades, arguing that policy decisions appear increasingly transactionalwhether through shifting signals about military escalation or taxpayerfunded deals that scrap offshore wind projects while steering money toward fossilfuel investments. The discussion also touches on internal administration scapegoating, including Kristi Noem’s reported ouster and Trump’s habit of positioning aides like “Whiskey Pete” as fall guys, while allies and officials keep quiet to preserve their careers. Turning to foreign policy, they debate reporting about Netanyahu’s influence and claims about Saudi encouragement, emphasizing that acknowledging Israeli strategic interests is not antisemitic and warning that conflating Jews with the Israeli government fuels danger for Jews abroad, concluding that current Israeli policies may be making Jews less safe rather than more.Subscribe to Fast Politics and listen 4x a week for interviews just like this on your favorite podcast app