Dan Pfeiffer

The conservative super PAC, Americans for Prosperity, released a memo on Thursday warning that Republicans may lose the Senate if they don't sharpen their affordability message because, according to their polling, Democrats are now more trusted on prices in the economy.

So is Donald Trump taking that advice?

Not so much.

He spent this week laser focused on one of his least popular programs, his vengeance tour against his political enemies.

Let's start with Jim Comey.

The FBI announced on Tuesday that it had secured a second indictment against the former FBI director, this time for, quote, making threats against the president in a 2025 Instagram post featuring seashells.

Here's Trump trying to explain this in the Oval Office on Wednesday.

Alex, can you explain this indictment?

Okay.

See, this is an important, you are, Jim Comey should hire you as his attorney.

Please do, yes.

Yes.

Like, who is this person?

And will they come forward?

Or are they going to let Jim Comey take the fall for their sand art?

I mean, this whole thing is so embarrassing.

It's ridiculous.

Like, no one can actually possibly believe that this was a real threat, that Jim Comey's making a real threat.

No matter how you interpret the number 86,

It is ridiculous.