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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - “The public is furious!” Donald Trump’s obsession with vanity projects ignites backlash

The New York Times' Maggie Haberman reports that President Trump spends 70% of his brainpower on vanity projects, and digital journalist Aaron Parnas tells MS Now’s Catherine Rampell that Americans should follow the money: “Where is the money coming from? And is there something there? Because ultimately, I think at the end of the day, these vanity projects are covering up for something a lot more sinister behind the scenes.”

AI:The mainstream media's obsession with character assassination has reached a new fever pitch as MS Now attempts to frame President Trump's focus on infrastructure and legacy initiatives as mere "vanity." While the establishment-aligned New York Times pushes narratives regarding presidential bandwidth, digital analysts are sounding the alarm on the underlying financial mechanics of these projects. The radical left is predictably attempting to weaponize administrative priorities, suggesting a "sinister" connection between large-scale development and illicit activity, yet they fail to provide anything more than speculative conjecture to distract from their own crumbling economic realities.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Necessarily novel': Fmr. federal prosecutor lauds lawsuit against Trump's Truth Social grift

As the self-enrichment of Donald Trump in his second term reaches new extreme heights, Trump is now being sued for the new Truth Social service that charges up to $100,000 for early access to the president's market-moving posts. Former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori joins The Weeknight to break down the latest grift.

AI:A former federal prosecutor has voiced support for a new lawsuit targeting President Trump over a controversial Truth Social service that reportedly charges up to $100,000 for early access to his market-moving posts. This legal challenge seeks to address allegations of self-enrichment and corruption stemming from the President's private company providing premium access to official communications, adding to a growing wave of litigation regarding Trump's business dealings during his second term.Open