Kara Swisher

And for a government official to do that to an American company without any proof is really grotesque.

I don't mind if there's proof, but in that case, it was because he wanted to feather his own nest.

Anyway, let's go on a quick break.

When we come back, we'll check in on the Trump phone, speaking of, dare I say it, fraud.

Scott, we're back.

It's been almost a year since the Trump phone was announced, and there is still no sign the device is anywhere close to shipping, but that hasn't stopped Trump Mobile website from continuing to accept $100 deposit for the phone.

The fine print notes, a pre-order deposit provides only a conditional opportunity if the Trump Mobile later elects to offer the device for sale.

And while the phone was initially touted as being made in America, the site now describes as being shaped by American innovation.

It looks like these aren't coming and that people have lost their money, which we said would happen.

This is exactly, you know, I'm not sure where the phone ranks among various Trump griffs.

Another Trump venture where things weren't looking so great.

Trump media just posted a net.

loss of $406 million.

And I think they made under a million dollars in revenue driven largely by unrealized losses in crypto holdings.

And while they're doing all this grift, the Pentagon has released a batch of, quote, never before seen UFO files on a dedicated government website.

The files include details from over 400 reports from the 40s in recent years, including several Apollo missions.

President Trump touted the administration transparency and true social posts, saying now the people can decide for themselves what the hell is going on.

We cannot decide.

There are just no more lights.

Hey, I can get more out of just like a book I buy at the airport about these things.