Trump Administration's NASA: Duffy Aims for Lunar Nuclear Base by 2030! | 8/12/25

Did Adolf Hitler himself do a blue jeans ad? President Trump lays out crime statistics in Washington, D.C., and explains why the National Guard is about to take control there. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth explains what happens next for D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser isn’t happy about Trump’s plan. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) and California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) are total hypocrites when complaining about congressional district maps. Vice President JD Vance says indictments are coming, but are they??? Is there still no there there with Epstein? Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum has some unpleasant things to say about the U.S. Minneapolis … buckle up for Omar! Update on the approach of "comet" 3I/Atlas. Nuclear reactor headed to the moon? Nancy Pelosi is a liar and is still lying about January 6. Ukrainians want peace … now. Body discovered in Antarctica that disappeared 66 years ago. Elon and Grok vs. Apple and OpenAI. Checking in on the survivors of Israel’s beeper/walkie-talkie attack on terrorists. Europeans don’t like tourists. 00:00 Pat Gray UNLEASHED! 00:21 Inspiration for Sydney Sweeney Jeans Ad (The Babylon Bee) 05:04 Trump Announces Liberation Day in DC 07:49 Trump Goes by the Numbers 09:52 Trump Talks about Changing DC 11:09 Trump Lectures Left-Wing Media 17:11 DC National Guard Mobilized 19:22 Muriel Bowser on US Troops in DC 20:40 Muriel Bowser is NOT Happy 22:43 DC Residents are Upset with Crime 31:56 JB Pritzker Tries to Explain his Gerrymandering 36:53 JD Vance on a New Census for America 48:23 Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo on American Troops Attacking Cartels 51:22 Omar Fateh's First Day in Office? 53:19 New 3I/ATLAS Update 58:16 The Race to the Moon 1:14:27 New Ukraine War Poll 1:18:31 Missing Man Found after 66 Years 1:22:28 xAI Suing Apple? 1:25:03 Another Sydney Sweeney Ad 1:28:48 Hezbollah Pagers Update 1:32:21 Europe is Pushing Back against Tourists Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices