Plus: 82nd Airborne deploys to the Middle East, Trump's 14 demands for Iran revealed, Lebanon expels Iran's ambassador, the Supreme Court takes on mail-in ballots & the DOJ gets its first-ever fraud enforcement chief — all in today's episode.
A New Mexico jury just hit Meta with a $375 million verdict — the first time any state has beaten Big Tech at trial over child safety failures. The Attorney General says Meta executives knew their platforms were harming children, ignored their own employees' warnings, and lied to the public. Chuck Frank breaks down why this verdict cracks the armor and what it means for every family in America.
But that's not all. The 82nd Airborne Division has been ordered to the Middle East as Trump's team reveals 14 of 15 demands in a potential Iran deal — including full nuclear dismantlement and the end of Iran's proxy terror network. Meanwhile, Lebanon just expelled Iran's ambassador, and a powerful analysis from Iran International lays out the historical pattern of how authoritarian regimes collapse. Chuck connects the dots and shows you what the media won't: this may be the tipping point. Plus, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on whether states can count mail-in ballots arriving after Election Day — and the justices are asking the right questions.
