The MeidasTouch Podcast Trump Gets Humiliated at World Series Game with Biggest Fear
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Oct 25, 2025 In a lively discussion, hosts delve into Donald Trump's humiliation at the World Series, where Gavin Newsom and Doug Ford mock him in a clever ad. They explore the backlash Trump might face and analyze a poll showing Newsom's significant lead among young voters. The conversation shifts to the implications of U.S. tariffs on inflation and Canada's agricultural economy. They critique Republican officials' claims about trade successes amidst rising food bank struggles and the disconnect between GOP messaging and reality.
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Cross-Border World Series Bet
- Gavin Newsom and Ontario Premier Doug Ford staged a playful cross-border ad wagering Blue Jays vs. Dodgers swag during the World Series.
- Ben Meiselas highlights the ad as a deliberate troll aimed at Donald Trump and his tariff policies.
Tariffs As A Political Liability
- The Newsom-Ford ad frames tariffs as a political vulnerability for Donald Trump by linking them to everyday costs.
- Meiselas argues international criticism of tariffs amplifies domestic economic pain and political fallout.
Newsom's Youth Polling Lead
- Meiselas notes a poll where Gavin Newsom leads J.D. Vance by 30 points among 18-29 year olds according to Emerson.
- He uses this to underline Newsom's strength with younger voters contrasted with MAGA figures.