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David Shuster ranks the sharpest AI-powered takedowns of the slush fund, the Signal-chat secretary, and the Congress that won’t lift a finger.

3,200 terminated grants. 74,000 stranded trial participants. NIH funding at a 25-year low. A wound care doctor explains who actually gets the invoice.

Plus: BAM COO Lawrence Winnerman on his new essay Running with the Devil—why the same political class missing the GOP purge is missing the 93-million-job AI crisis already underway.

David Shuster on Kash Patel’s VIP tour of the USS Arizona—the sunken battleship where 900 Americans died at Pearl Harbor, where oil from the wreckage is still called “the black tears of the dead.”

An unscheduled live rant — on Jared Polis pardoning election-fraudster Tina Peters, Jared Golden tying the War Powers vote in Trump’s favor, and the Virginia legislature begging a corrupt Supreme Court for permission to fight.

Tequila Talk This Week: Trump built a political identity around “strength.” But “Mr. Tough Guy” always ends up begging powerful people for a bailout—while tossing ordinary Americans to the wolves.

The alleged Correspondents’ Dinner shooter wasn’t an “anti-Christian” stranger to faith. He led a Christian fellowship and organized discussions on the forgiveness of sin.

What she’s uncovering raises uncomfortable questions—and why it matters goes far beyond one campaign.

Shuster’s Weekly Update—featuring Jimmy Kimmel’s “RESIGN” drug commercial, a Lego-animated Mike Johnson, and a 1960s-sitcom parody of the Iran war you’ll send to ten people.

Trump’s ballroom grift, the right-wing influencer revolt, Chuck Grassley’s anti-MLK record, and the funniest Shuster bit on Amped Up to date. Pour something.