The ceasefire between Iran and the United States has been extended following President Trump’s announcement. Senator Elizabeth Warren challenged Kevin Warsh, who may become the next Fed Chair, by asking if he would be a puppet of President Trump. The Justice Department has charged the Southern Poverty Law Center with federal fraud for allegedly funding groups like the KKK and United Klans of America. Mark interviews Boston radio host Howie Carr. Howie believes President Trump extended the ceasefire due to the blockade, which is financially pressuring Iran and making negotiations more likely. Senator Warren questioned Kevin Warsh’s handling of the 2008 crisis in a recent hearing, although some of her claims may be inaccurate. Mark and Howie also criticized the proposed $30 million “fake grocery store” by Mamdani, calling it a joke. They also expressed skepticism about continued support for Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. Mark accused the “fake news” media of spreading misinformation about President Trump over the past decade, including events such as January 6th, classified documents, and the Iran conflict. He explained why he believes Democratic voters are misguided. Mayor Mamdani, who recently hugged the Mets' mascot “Mr. Met,” is being humorously blamed for the Mets’ recent 12 losses. Mamdani’s recent decisions regarding e-bike drivers in NYC were also criticized amid rising safety concerns in the city. Mark interviews author Ann Coulter. Mark and Ann's conversation covered alleged fraud, billionaire donors, and anti-Trump influences in political movements, specifically mentioning George Soros. They also discussed the meaning of “LGBTQIA+,” prompted by Mayor Mamdani’s efforts to support that community through his work in New York’s government. 

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