TRUMP100 Trump’s major breakaway from climate science
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Feb 13, 2026 A dramatic policy u-turn on greenhouse gas rules and what scrapping the endangerment finding means for regulation and public health. Heated congressional hearings over handling of Epstein files and survivors demanding accountability. Questions about political ties and who benefited from secrecy. Field reporting on climate impacts like methane, shark migration and mining adds on-the-ground color.
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Attorney General Ignores Epstein Survivors
- Bondi refused to turn and acknowledge Epstein survivors during her congressional hearing, creating a defining image of survivors ignored by the justice system.
- The hosts argue this showed Pam Bondi acting politically for Trump rather than for victims or the public.
DOJ Tracked Congress's File Searches
- Photographs revealed the DOJ monitored which unredacted Epstein files members of Congress viewed.
- James Matthews says Bondi used those notes to prep insults and tailor responses for the hearing.
White House Repeals Climate Endangerment Finding
- Donald Trump announced the EPA will terminate the 'endangerment finding', effectively removing federal authority to limit greenhouse gases.
- Mark Stone and James Matthews warn this rejects scientific consensus and could cause thousands of premature deaths and millions of asthma attacks.