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3:19:13Now PlayingThe GOP is spiraling, and we have the receipts. From the White House becoming an amateur comedy club to Republicans literally inventing their own math to cover for sky-high prices, we’re breaking down the most unhinged headlines from April 30, 2026.
In This Stream:
🔹 Space Force Fitness: Trump meets the Artemis II crew and claims he’s physically "very, very good" and would have had "no trouble" making it as an astronaut.
🔹 The "Beautiful Ears" Briefing: While discussing the new NASA headquarters, Trump gets distracted by Administrator Jared Isaacman’s "beautiful ears," praising his "great hearing".
🔹 The Gas Price Grift: Watch Rep. Steve Scalise get publicly dismantled by CNBC's Joe Kernen for claiming gas was $6 two years ago when the average was actually $3.65.
🔹 The "Grandkids" Cope: Maria Bartiromo’s show has a new strategy for record-high $4.35 gas prices—telling viewers to focus on how little their grandkids will eventually pay.
🔹 Hegseth’s "Bullst" Moment: Secretary Hegseth faces a "brutal clash" with Rep. Ryan and Rep. Deluzio over troop fatalities, with Rep. Keating blasting his testimony as "convoluted bullst".
🔹 The Zeldin Pay-to-Play: Senator Whitehouse accuses EPA Admin Lee Zeldin of raising consumer costs on purpose to funnel money to Trump’s big fossil fuel donors.
🔹 Digital Privacy Alarm: Justice Sonia Sotomayor sounds the alarm on a Supreme Court case that could redefine privacy, warning that "it'll follow you just about anywhere".
What do you think? Is the GOP’s creative approach to math a calculated tactic or pure desperation? Let’s discuss in the chat. 💬
#Politicsunfiltered #Trump2026 #GasPrices #FactCheck #Hegseth #NASA #GOPSpin #Economy #Whitehouse #ArtemisII
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