Trump HIDES in SHAME as His PRESIDENCY TANKS
January 2, 2026
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as posted by the channelBrian Kabateck and Shant Karnikian review the most appalling moments from Trump's second presidency in 2025. Brian identifies the January 6th pardons as most unforgivable—pardoning insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol and caused deaths. Shant highlights Trump's pattern of pardoning white-collar criminals who stole millions through Ponzi schemes, contradicting his "law and order" messaging. The hosts discuss Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to American cities that the Supreme Court blocked, his grift including cryptocurrency scams and the controversial White House ballroom funded by donors seeking favors. Brian condemns Trump's efforts undermining cultural institutions through Smithsonian policies downplaying slavery. They address Trump's illegal Kennedy Center renaming, his $230 million tort claim against his own Justice Department, and his failure to release Epstein files despite promises. The conversation covers defunding cancer research, FEMA, NIH, and PBS while attempting to dismantle the Affordable Care Act without replacement. The hosts emphasize Trump's presidency has only enriched himself while harming ordinary Americans and democracy, though courts continue blocking his authoritarian overreach.
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