Trump is RUNNING SCARED
Summary
David Pakman and Pat discuss Donald Trump’s refusal to sit for a deposition in the BBC lawsuit, predicting the case will be dismissed due to his unavailability. The conversation shifts to the U.S. housing market, analyzing how 7% mortgage rates and plunging home sales are creating a new economic normal. They also critique the Trump administration’s decision to reconsider live-streaming a firing squad execution after discovering the inmate is paralyzed, highlighting the administration’s inconsistent stance on public executions.
Topics discussed
Introduction and show open
Trump's BBC lawsuit and deposition avoidance
Analysis of Trump's refusal to testify
US real estate market crash and mortgage rates
Impact of tariffs and high rates on housing affordability
Seattle market decline and interest rate outlook
Live-streamed execution of Nidal Hassan controversy
Optics of executing a paralyzed man and Hegseth's role
Logistics of broadcasting an execution and political excuses
Audience request for candidate interview preferences
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