Eric Adams’ Independent Bid, Trump’s Autopen Clash, Another Musk’s DOGE Bombshell

This podcast episode delivers a trio of headline-grabbing stories. NYC Mayor Eric Adams teases a potential independent run for reelection, keeping his political future in the spotlight. Meanwhile, Trump stirs controversy by voiding Biden’s pardons, admitting to using an autopen himself but arguing Biden’s team lacked authority for pardon autopen signatures—unlike routine executive documents. The episode peaks with Elon Musk’s DOGE initiative uncovering 14 “magic money computers,” exposing how federal funds flow unaudited to NGOs, creating cash from thin air. From Adams’ ambitions to Trump’s legal gambit and Musk’s financial revelations, this podcast packs a punch for politics and tech enthusiasts.
Eric Adams won’t rule out running for reelection as an independent.
Trump admits to using autopen after declaring Biden’s pardon void, claiming Biden used autopen. Trump tells the truth. Whoever had access to the autopen, did not have the right to make the decision to sign the pardons. There are thousands of documents that come out of the executive branch that someone has the authority to sign with autopen but it does not include a pardon.
Musk reveals DOGE has found 14 magic money computers that create cash out of thin air. The federal government gives money to the NGOs and then there isn’t an audit of the non-profit.