Psycho Politics' George Conway argues that Trump's claims of a booming economy don't match what Americans are experiencing, pointing to major downward revisions to 2025 jobs numbers, a report that one in six households are behind on utility bills, and soaring heating oil and diesel prices tied to the war with Iran. He says public frustration is increasingly focused on corruption, as voters contrast their own struggles with Trump's gold-plated projects, crypto ventures and the enrichment of his allies, much like what Conway says happened in Hungary. He also digs into signs of infighting and leaking within Trump world and a new book, Princes & Thieves, which alleges Jared Kushner oversaw roughly $2 billion in secret foreign bank accounts funded by Saudis and Emiratis, noting Kushner's broad denials against the book's detailed claims and comparing the potential scandal to "Iran-Contra on steroids." Conway closes by condemning Vivek Ramaswamy's $4 million ad featuring Amy Acton's mother calling her a liar about being abused by her stepfather, criticizing Trump and JD Vance for defending it, and crediting Mike DeWine and Ashley Hinson for speaking out against it.