

A Norm-Shattering Indictment, and Amazon’s $2.5 Billion Settlement
54 snips Sep 26, 2025
The podcast dives into the explosive indictment of James Comey, highlighting its connection to Trump’s desire for retribution. It discusses new tariffs on imports, including everyday items, and their potential economic impact. The episode covers a chilling attack on ICE labeled as terrorism and reports on medical evacuations for wounded Gazans. Mahmoud Abbas’s U.N. accusations against Israel for war crimes also make headlines. Finally, listeners learn about Amazon's hefty $2.5 billion settlement over misleading Prime sign-ups.
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Political Retribution Drives Prosecutions
- The indictment of James Comey reflects a White House push for retribution against perceived enemies.
- The move highlights how political motives can drive prosecutorial priorities under this administration.
Unusual Lack Of Career Prosecutor Signatures
- No career prosecutor signed the Comey indictment; only the new political appointee did.
- That rarity raises questions about the case's traditional prosecutorial vetting.
Anticipate Tariff-Driven Price Increases
- Expect higher prices as tariffs aim to boost domestic production across many goods.
- Watch company exemption offers and announcements about onshoring before buying decisions.