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We have some major developments this evening that you need to be aware of. Behind the scenes, Donald Trump is discussing

consolidating power. He thinks of himself now as the, quote, most powerful person in history,

most powerful person in the world and no longer views himself as a peer to Abraham Lincoln

or George Washington, and instead is focusing on making

himself one of the, quote, great men in history, comparing himself to Alexander the Great and more

Julius Caesar, Napoleon. This is real. And it's happening right now behind the scenes. At the same time, Democrats are saying,

we're gonna fight fire with fire.

Today there was a Supreme Court decision

that gutted the Voting Rights Act.

And so what are Democrats discussing now?

Let's turn California into a complete 50-0 seat.

Let's eliminate every single Republican congressional seat where we can.

Trump's approvals are at an all-time low in a key economic point, lower than any other

president in history, and Heck Seth faced a rough day on Capitol Hill.

As like, comment, share, subscribe, get the word out if you can. And if you want to support my work, subscribe to my substack, click the link below. Some of you this morning remark that I look tired. My newborn, it's the newborn trenches. She's not really sleeping. We have not slept in two days. So here we are. As always, thank you all for your support. Subscribe to support and keep me caffeinated during this moment. The Atlantic is now reporting behind the scenes that Donald Trump is behind the scenes talking about how he wants to be one of the greats. In private conversation, Trump had begun thinking about himself among Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Napoleon Bonaparte.

According to a senior White House official and longtime Trump confidant, the same confident tells the Atlantic, quote,

he's been talking about how he is the most powerful person to ever live.

He wants to be remembered as the one who did things that other people couldn't do because of his sheer power and force of will.

White House officials and allies have debated other reasons for the president's turn toward history and some have dismissed it as typical Trumpian.

Yet the authors of the Atlantic peace write, quote, Republicans are in a panic about the political cost of the attack on Iran,

which has increased prices and interest rates ahead of an election that will hinge on affordability.

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