A federal watchdog has confirmed it: after Hurricane Milton, a FEMA disaster crew skipped 11 Florida homes because of Trump signs. The DHS inspector general found the crew violated FEMA policy and the Hatch Act, and per The Washington Times the crew's own notes read: "Did not visit due to a Trump flag." Chuck worked inside FEMA. He tells you what this really is, and the part of the report that should bother everybody.
Also in today's episode: Judge Indira Talwani lifts her block on President Trump's mail-in ballot safeguards two days after the Supreme Court's rebuke, and 24 attorneys general sue the same day. The Navy finishes clearing the Strait of Hormuz while Iran's own fuel reserves hit "red alert." A Trump-appointed judge tells Minnesota no on extraditing a former ICE agent from Texas. Philadelphia's district attorney says he wants to "blow up" the White House ballroom. Bill Gates, of all people, wants AI regulated. J.K. Rowling answers a death wish. President Trump honors the 13 of Abbey Gate. And the FBI's own numbers: the largest violent-crime drop since 1936.
Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.
