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Donald Trump's family launched 'Trump Mobile,' soliciting $100 deposits for 'gold Trump phones' marketed as 'Made in America.' Over 590,000 supporters paid a total of $59 million, but not a single phone has been shipped. The company's website terms were later altered to state that a deposit 'provides only a conditional opportunity if Trump mobile later elects in its sole discretion to offer the device for sale,' effectively nullifying any guarantee of purchase or refund. The 'Made in America' claim was also softened to 'designed with American values,' fueling speculation of Chinese manufacturing.

Host's analysis of Trump Mobile's launch, subsequent lack of delivery, and website terms change. A clip of a Trump supporter complaining about not receiving his phone. Report from IBT.

During a White House event honoring the Indiana college football champions, Donald Trump publicly asked 'Where's Kurt?' while the team's coach, Kurt Signetti, was standing directly next to him. This incident is presented as part of a pattern of similar gaffes, including a past instance where Trump asked 'Where's our great first lady?' while Melania Trump was also standing beside him.

Video clip of Trump asking 'Where's Kurt?' while Signetti is present. Host's recollection of a similar incident involving Melania Trump.

Senator Murray questioned Secretary Hegseth about the Trump administration's proposed $1.5 trillion military budget, contrasting it with Trump's statement that 'We're fighting wars. We cannot take care of daycare.' This exchange highlighted a clear prioritization of military spending over essential social services, with the host emphasizing that the proposed military budget is a significant increase from an already historically high level.

Clip of Senator Murray questioning Secretary Hegseth on budget priorities and Trump's quote regarding childcare and wars. Host's commentary on the scale of the military budget increase.

Trump's Transportation Secretary, Sean Duffy, spent seven months filming a reality show called 'Family Road Trip' for Fox News, which included corporate sponsors regulated by his own department. This is criticized as a conflict of interest and a dereliction of duty, especially when compared to the right-wing media's outrage over Pete Buttigieg taking paternity leave for his newborn in the ICU.

Clips from Duffy's reality show and his explanation for filming it. A flashback clip of Scott Jennings criticizing Pete Buttigieg's paternity leave, followed by Jennings' defense of Duffy.

Trump ally and Fox News host Laura Ingraham expressed panic over reports that Donald Trump is considering a deal with Xi Jinping to allow China to invest $1 trillion in US factories. This move, reportedly against the advice of Trump's closest advisors, is seen as a 'massive error' that could give China significant economic leverage and weaken US national security and supply chain resilience.

Laura Ingraham's social media post and a 'Raw Story' article detailing the potential deal and its implications. Host's reference to the failed Foxconn deal during Trump's first term.

For the first time in three years, American wages are no longer outpacing inflation, which has jumped to 3.8% year-over-year. In response to these economic challenges, Trump is now floating the idea of suspending the federal gas tax. This proposal is highlighted as hypocritical, as Republicans, including Josh Hawley, vehemently opposed the same idea when President Biden suggested it in 2022, calling it 'silly' and 'one of the dumbest things I've ever heard of'.

Economic data on inflation and wages. Clips of Republicans, including Josh Hawley, criticizing Biden's past gas tax holiday proposal, followed by the host's commentary on Trump's current consideration of the same policy.