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  Today in Politics, Bulletin 476. 10/8/26 Ron Filipkowski Oct 8 … More scandals for Don Jr’ s longtime former fiancee Kim Guilfoyle , in addition to the ones that broke last week, on how she has been out of control since Trump got her out of the country after Junior left her for a younger woman by sending her to Greece as US Ambassador. … I have traveled quite a bit all over the world - Europe, Asia, South America. I have to say my favorite country to visit is Greece. Guilfoyle could have had a great time as Ambassador traveling the country and the islands, enjoying friendly people, culture, history and great food. But no, she had to turn it into an organized crime operation. … Despite all these scandals, if she really doesn’t want to leave it would be tough for Trump to fire her given all the dirt Guilfoyle has on the Trump family behind the scenes. I’m sure they also have enough on her to make it mutually assured destruction if she wants to go down that road though. They also...

Another Shoe Is About To Drop Trump targets the most vulnerable Dan Rather and Team Steady Oct 8 Credit We all know the odds of a pre-midterm apology from Donald Trump acknowledging the disastrous state of the nation are closer to none than slim. A validation for what we are paying everyday at the gas pump and at the grocery store would be appreciated. It’s tough out there and these prices hurt those who don’t have a billion in the bank. Instead, the president recently gave himself an A+ on the economy, saying, “There’s never been a job done like we’ve done... There’s no economy like this economy.” All while Americans struggle with more than $4 gas, climbing interest rates, and rising inflation. It should be noted that the president brags about his economy as he travels along the campaign trail from Kansas to Texas to Alabama and Nebraska — all once-reliably red states he won by double digits. His stump speeches are now an effort to salvage his party from a major repudiation in the mid...

  Senator Elizabeth Warren 265K subscribers Oct 8, 2026 You put peanut butter in your cart, then the price of jelly goes up. AI-generated video summary   AI can make mistakes, so double-check it.   Senator Elizabeth Warren explores how major retailers use surveillance pricing to analyze personal data and shopping habits to dynamically adjust costs for individuals. This practice utilizes advanced technology and loyalty programs to influence consumer spending, raising concerns about corporate data collection and the need for federal oversight to protect shoppers. Summary How this was made Auto-dubbed Audio tracks for some languages were automatically generated. Learn more Ask Get answers, explore topics, and more Ask questions Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript