This week, I discuss the impact and historical significance of the center-left wins in Canada and Australia's national elections as direct repudiations of Trump's hostile foreign policy and aggressive tariff actions as Trump creates a coalition of allies opposed and willing to fight back. As Trump's approval ratings nosedive to the lowest point recorded by a president at this point in his term in more than 80 years, I analyze how the chaos and backlash will only grow with Moody's announcement that they are downgrading the U.S. credit rating from the AAA rating our nation has held for more than 100 years.

I dissect the impact of the Democrats' blowout victory against Elon Musk in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election the reducing the margins of solid red Republican Florida congressional districts by half in this past Tuesday's election and what it means for energy and momentum heading into the 2026 midterms. Also: why Sen. Cory Booker's record-breaking, marathon, 25-hour filibuster speech matters, and how the absurdity of the Trump Tariff rates will cause severe economic harm downstream on prices for vehicles and other products.

The fallout continues from this week's Signalgate revelations as the administration gets tied up in semantics and contradictions as polling shows Americans view this as a greater security lapse than any involving politicians in the past decade. Brandon speculates on how many classified conversations were convened over Signal, whether other individuals were mistakenly included, and who may have compromised these officials. Canadian elections are scheduled for April 28th, and Brandon highlights how Trump's threats and tariff war have given new political life to the Liberals. Lastly, Brandon summarizes the impact of the special congressional elections in Florida and the Wisconsin state supreme court race next Tuesday.