This week on Pardon the Politics, Jeezy and Manny take the mic to break down the political slam dunks—and air balls—of the week. From Donald Trump’s bold (and eyebrow-raising) executive order to dismantle the Department of Education to his controversial move to gut DEI protections, the crew explores what’s real, what’s rhetoric, and what it all means for American students, teachers, and taxpayers.
Plus, they salute Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell (a.k.a. the only white Jerome anyone’s ever heard of) for keeping interest rates steady amidst Trump’s tariff tantrums and Klarna’s bizarre new “buy now, pay later” partnership with Doordash.
Also on the docket: Chuck Schumer lands himself in a political pickle, March Madness brackets are in flames, and the tinfoil hats come out for an eerie look at what “Make America Great Again” might really mean.
Biting humor, sharp analysis, and real talk—you know the drill.
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