Join investigative reporters Susanne Craig and Russ Buettner from the New York Times, co-authors of "Lucky Loser," as they delve into the intriguing complexities of Donald Trump's financial history and the misperceptions of success. They discuss the potential breakup of Google over its monopoly in search and the alarming rise of hurricane conspiracy theories on social media. The duo also examines the challenges of investigative journalism in an era marred by misinformation, revealing the critical importance of truth in today’s political landscape.

Russ Buettner and Susanne Craig, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporters from the New York Times, dive into the financial fabrications of Donald Trump. They unravel the myths about Trump's business success, revealing his reliance on familial wealth and media hype. The duo discusses Trump's real estate failures, his perilous relationship with his father, and the elusive nature of his financial acumen. From failed ventures to the branding that catapulted him into fame, they dissect how deception played a key role in Trump’s public persona.

Russ Buettner and Susanne Craig, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporters from the New York Times, expose the truths behind Donald Trump's financial narrative. They discuss how his image as a self-made billionaire is rooted in deception and inherited wealth. Insights reveal his troubled upbringing and the influence of his father on his approach to success. The duo also examines the psychological elements of Trumpism and how past financial practices shape his political legacy. Their ongoing commitment to uncovering Trump's story lends urgency to these revelations.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Susanne Craig joins to unravel the truth behind Donald Trump's financial façade. With nine years of digging into Trump's fortunes, she reveals the staggering $1 billion in losses reported to the IRS and challenges the self-made millionaire myth stemming from substantial inherited wealth. Craig also reflects on the media's pivotal role in crafting Trump's reality-TV persona and discusses how his approach to business mirrored his political strategies, where style often eclipsed substance.

This discussion features Sam Stein, Managing Editor at The Bulwark, and Susanne Craig, a New York Times investigative reporter and co-author of 'Lucky Loser'. They explore the complexities of polling, emphasizing how emotional connections shape voter behavior. Susanne dives into Trump's financial history, debunking the self-made myth and revealing his dependence on family wealth. Their take on Trump's rally culture offers personal insights, mixing satire with a serious critique of political rhetoric and its real-world consequences.