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Caller: “I’m 26, about to get engaged, but my net worth is way higher than my girlfriend’s. Do I need a prenup?”
Dave Ramsey: “Okay, what does ‘different net worth’ actually mean?”
Caller: “$50K from my grandparents for a house, $50K in my truck, $165K across my 401K and accounts, $150K left in a college fund… She’s finishing PA school with about $120K in debt.”
Dave Ramsey: “And what are you making a year?”
Caller: “About $120k/yr.”
Dave Ramsey: “You’ve got around $600K to your name at 26… honestly? That’s not enough net worth to warrant a prenup. If you’re comfortable, skip it.”
$600K net worth at 26. Fiancée in PA school with debt. Dave says skip the prenup
Mayim Bialik says she feared for her safety after October 7, recalling how a grown man approached her in a “Zionism is Racism” shirt while she was with her children.
She says the rise in antisemitism left her afraid for her family, adding that Jews shouldn’t be targeted for the actions of the Israeli government.
“We don’t attack civilians who share their religious or ethnic identity.”
A gay pastor pushes back on being reduced to his sexuality: “I’m more than a gay pastor. I’m a pastor who happens to be gay.”
Reverend Will Horn says the label isn’t offensive, but it can overlook the many other parts of his identity.
He explains that he is also a Black pastor, arguing that sexuality is just one part of who he is — not his entire identity.
Lala Anthony says she doesn’t want to be a cougar and have sex with younger guys but only younger guys want older women
she says she doesn’t understand the dynamics and only younger guys are texting her
“when you’re younger, you want older men buh when you’re older only younger guys want to date you”
LA LA ANTHONY SAYS THE NBA PLAYERS ARE CHEATS AND THERE ARE NO MISCONCEPTIONS
She says being married to an NBA player came with constant anxiety. Even after getting married, she never got the peace she expected.
She thought certain cities were the biggest problem, but learned that cheating could happen where she least expected it.
Jamie Lee Curtis says she thought nobody knew about her addiction until a woman staying in her home confronted her.
“YOU THINK YOU’RE SO FABULOUS AND SO GREAT. I SEE YOU JAMIE BUT THE TRUTH IS, YOU’RE DEAD. YOU ARE A DEAD WOMAN”
Curtis recalled taking five pills with a glass of wine while preparing for Christmas in 1998.
The woman’s words became a shocking wake up call: her secret wasn’t as hidden as she thought.
BILL BURR SAYS ELON MUSK CAN MAKE A NAZI SALUTE AND STILL KEEP HIS JOB, WHILE COMEDIANS HAVE LOST THEIRS OVER JOKES
Burr questions why celebrities and comedians face consequences for controversial jokes while billionaires like Musk appear untouchable.
Charlamagne Tha God points out that Musk is the richest man in the world and argues that there’s very little anyone can do to him.
BILL BURR SAYS CAPITALISM IS GREAT BUT UNREGULATED CAPITALISM IS THE PROBLEM, BILLIONAIRES ARE TOO BUSY COMPETING TO BECOME TRILLIONAIRES TO CARE ABOUT THE PEOPLE THEY EXPLOIT
Burr argues that billionaires have become so obsessed with competing for more wealth that they’ve lost sight of the people working beneath them.
He says capitalism needs regulation, especially when companies treat ordinary workers heartlessly just to increase profits and build bigger fortunes.
Mehdi Hasan calls out what he sees as a media double standard on antisemitism and Islamophobia and uses Bernie Madoff to put Piers Morgan on the spot
Piers challenges Hasan with figures showing that nearly 70% of US religion-based hate crimes in 2025 targeted Jews, despite Jewish people making up just 2.4% of the population. He also cites UK figures suggesting hate crimes against Muslims are almost twice as likely to result in prosecution as those against Jews.
Hasan rejects the idea of a “victim Olympics,” saying antisemitism is a serious problem, but so is the growing normalisation of anti-Muslim hatred.
He argues that Muslims are often defined by their religion when they commit crimes, pointing to headlines about “Muslim terrorists” and “Islamic rape gangs.”
Then he gives Piers an example:
“If I came on this show and called Bernie Madoff a Jewish financier who robbed people, you’d rightly say that was antisemitic.”
Hasan argues that the same standard should apply to Muslims.
“That’s the double standard I’m talking about.”
A heated debate erupts after a man links the LGBTQ+ community to pedophilia, only for the conversation to spiral into accusations that the movement is “Marxist”
The man in the dark hoodie repeatedly calls the subject pedophilia, while the man in the black sleeveless top challenges him to identify who commits the most acts of child sexual abuse in America.
The argument then shifts to whether LGBTQ+ is a political movement.
The man in the hoodie argues that it is, describing LGBTQ+ people as a “victim class” because they receive specific rights and protections.
The other man pushes back, arguing that LGBTQ+ Americans still face unequal rights, pointing to transgender bathroom restrictions, limits on LGBTQ+ discussions in schools and efforts to roll back existing protections.
Then the man in the hoodie takes it further:
“I know that the LGBTQ movement is a Marxist movement.”
The response?
“It’s not a Marxist movement. That’s a funny thought.”
Candace Owens says Harvey Weinstein was wrongfully convicted, and claims the MeToo movement got it wrong from the beginning
Speaking to Stephen A. Smith, Owens says she has opposed the movement since day one because she believes people’s lives should not be destroyed by allegations without due process.
She argues that women, just like men, can lie, and says facts, not accusations, should determine guilt.
Owens admits she initially believed Weinstein was guilty when she first spoke to him in prison. But after reviewing his case, she says she became convinced he was wrongfully convicted.
Now, she wants to take the public back to the beginning of the Weinstein case, arguing that it could force a broader reexamination of the # MeToo movement.
“I think that once I show the public the facts of this case, that Harvey Weinstein was wrongfully convicted.”
Jon Bernthal says Kevin Spacey was a bully on set
“I thought he was a bit of a bully. I thought he was, uh, I thought that he, um, didn’t really care for the way he was behaving towards some of the other people on set.”
“I think he was, you know, acting towards people in a way that I remember at the time thinking, ‘Man, if that was a woman that he was talking to, I would have done something.’”
“The kind of man he was when I saw him working with him made me lose all respect for him, and I was enormously disappointed.”
President Donald Trump says his deportation policy may have gone too far and now says he’s open to giving some undocumented immigrants legal status
Asked whether his approach was too tough, Trump admits:
“It was too tough. I think it might be too tough, yeah.”
He says he wants to work out a deal with Democrats that would remove killers, drug dealers and other criminals, while allowing longtime workers like maids, cleaners, waitresses and landscapers to stay.
Trump says some have been in the country for 10 or 15 years and should be given a chance to work out a deal for legal status.
Asked whether Democrats would support such an agreement, he responds:
“I think so, yeah. People have already called me.”
If an immigrant has spent 25 years working, paying taxes and raising American children, what exactly does deporting them accomplish?
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump SPEAKS OUT on potential amnesty following his comments on 60 Minutes last night, which caused an UPROAR from his base
“Many of them have good jobs now. They're productive. Some of them are even paying taxes. And we're seeing what's going to happen."
NO. AMNESTY — PERIOD.
President Trump says most of the murderers and such are out now, which is why he's open to negotiations.
We CANNOT give a SINGLE INCH!
Mehdi Hasan tells Piers Morgan the media treats Muslims differently from Jews when reporting crimes and uses Bernie Madoff to put that alleged double standard to the test
Piers cites figures he says show that nearly 70% of US religion-based hate crimes in 2025 targeted Jews, despite Jewish people making up just 2.4% of the population. He also points to UK figures suggesting hate crimes against Muslims are almost twice as likely to result in prosecution as those against Jews.
Hasan says he isn’t interested in a “victim Olympics,” stressing that antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred are both serious problems. But he argues that Islamophobia is increasingly being normalised, while efforts are being made to deny that it exists.
He also points to what he sees as a double standard in how the media describes crimes involving religion.
His example?
“If I came on this show and called Bernie Madoff a Jewish financier who robbed people, you’d rightly say that was antisemitic.”
Hasan argues that when a Muslim commits a crime, their religion is often highlighted in headlines in a way that wouldn’t happen with other religious groups.
“That’s the double standard I’m talking about.”
Harry Sisson tells a father that his parenting is “pretty f*cked up” for refusing to affirm his 8-year-old son’s transgender identity but the conversation gets tense when the father challenges him on puberty blockers
Sisson asks why the father doesn’t simply love and support his child.
The father responds:
“You can’t love and support a lie.”
Sisson fires back:
“Yeah, I feel like that’s pretty f*cked up for your kid.”
Then the father turns the question around:
“You’re okay with a child at 12 years old getting puberty blockers?”
Sisson responds that puberty blockers have been used in children for a long time.
The father asks what the original puberty blockers were used for. Sisson answers, “For early onset puberty.”
The father then brings up their use in the chemical castration of sex offenders:
“Pedophiles in the state penitentiary to chemically CASTRATE them.”
Sisson continues defending the drugs as the father raises concerns about irreversible damage, bone loss and seizures.
When the father insists that the drugs can cause irreversible harm, Sisson disagrees:
“No, it’s not irreversible.”
But as the exchange continues, Sisson eventually backs away:
“It’s not irreversible. But anyway, I don’t want to, I DON’T WANT TO get into a conversation about trans.”
The father says his 8-year-old son identifies as transgender, a position the mother accepts but he does not.
The father’s argument also touches on leuprolide, sold under the brand name Lupron. The drug was first approved in 1985 for prostate cancer and later, in 1993, for precocious puberty in children. It has also been used off-label in some jurisdictions for chemical castration of sex offenders.
Sisson was willing to lecture a father about how to love and support his child. But when the father challenged him to defend his position on puberty blockers, the conversation quickly came to an end.
Macaulay Culkin made over $17 million before turning 14, then had to go to court to stop his own parents from controlling his fortune
At just 11, he told David Letterman he had no idea how much money he was making.
He earned $100,000 for Home Alone, which grossed nearly $500 million. For Home Alone 2, he reportedly received $4.5 million. By 14, he was earning as much as $8 million per movie.
Behind the scenes, his parents were fighting over custody of their seven children and control of his money. At 14, Culkin quit acting and later went to court to remove both parents from control of his fortune.
Should parents control a child star’s millions, or should that money be protected until they turn 18?
My Dad used to beat me so much and the thing was I wasn’t able to cry infront of him. Anytime I enter the bathroom and I see the scares I weep bitterly. I was so disappointed at my mom and siblings for not standing up for me as the little one. I moved out when I 10 years old and right now I’m not rich but I have my peace and living!!! Do not tolerate abuse!
Katt Williams opened up about RUNNING AWAY from home at just 13 after his school reported signs of abuse to the police, revealing that he left with just $1,200 and nowhere to go because he feared his younger brothers would be SEPARATED if his parents were arrested 💔
He eventually ended up in Miami, sleeping in Peacock Park and taking whatever work he could find to survive, but despite being HOMELESS, Katt says he never saw it that way because for the first time in his life, he finally felt FREE