Plus: Florida SUES TikTok over your kids, DOJ moves to KILL America's first reparations program, an Alabama judge SUSPENDED, civil rights enforcement pulled out of the Education Department & the $850M Obama Center finally opens — all in today's episode.
It's signed. After months of war, the United States and Iran put their names on a 14-point memorandum of understanding, the Strait of Hormuz reopens, the naval blockade comes down, and there's a $300 BILLION reconstruction number attached to it. The headlines are screaming. But there's a question buried in the fine print that almost nobody is asking out loud: who actually writes that check? And what did we really get in return for a 60-day clock that's already ticking? Chuck walks the 647'ers through all 14 points, the parts the media skipped, and why "good faith" might be the two most dangerous words in the whole document.
Then it's a fast six. Florida's attorney general drops the hammer on Big Tech with a child-safety lawsuit that could cost TikTok billions. The DOJ moves to halt a first-of-its-kind reparations payout and calls it flat-out unconstitutional. An Alabama judge is suspended after a 120-page complaint that has to be read to be believed. The Trump administration quietly reshuffles a powerful civil rights office out of the Department of Education. And the most expensive, most delayed presidential library in American history throws itself a celebrity grand opening. There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.
