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CNN's Kaitlyn Collins and Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy were not buying J. D. Vance affording credit for the historic prisoner swap that sent Americans home last night due to President Joe Biden's multicountry negotiants to Donald Trump. We get it. Vance is currently surrounded by controversy and realizes that he could be replaced quicker than a head of lettuce, but the couch-fucker just further demeaned himself as he licked Trump's boots publicly on T.

Predictably, Trump's Project 2025 isn't going anywhere, no matter how much they, including the felon, have been trying to spin it. There is an apparent overlap between Project 2025 and Trump's Agenda 47 campaign policy proposals. The Project's contributor, Stephen Moore, said the quiet part out loud when asked by host Dagen McDowell about the felon's post on Truth Social that states, "Seniors should not pay tax on Social Security," Media Matters reports. Moore explained that since Trump, who is 78 years old, is still working, other people should be, too.

Vance's comments aren't new and were mentioned in a story by the Washington Post in 2021. The audio was recently unearthed again though, with people naturally wondering why someone like this should ever become Vice President of the United States. Vance would say, without a trace of irony, “The question to me is really about the baby,” Vance added.

FOX Business host and former Trump economic advisor Larry Kudlow outrageously claimed Trump was some kind of winner after his horrific and racist performance at the National Association of Black Journalists conference on Wednesday. Says the man who infamously said, “We don’t actually know what the magnitude of the virus is going to be.

Burnout is steadily rising worldwide—and people are coping in very different ways. Some deal with their stress and exhaustion by binge-watching Netflix shows, hitting the gym, meditating, or crafting. As for others? They try bed rotting. The Tiktok trend is (usually) less repulsive than it sounds; it simply involves spending the entire day in bed relaxing, or “rotting away,” as a way to decompress from life’s stressors.

The announcement, last month, of Joe Rogan’s live Netflix special felt strangely inevitable. Airing on Aug. 3 at 10pm ET, Joe Rogan: Burn Your Boats will be the first stand-up special in six years from the comedian who is now best known for his rambling interview podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience.