kennedy: spike cohen, you get the win here. things aren't all bad for former president trump. liz cheyney, here row of the january 6 committee, he was crushed in last night's republican primary and lost to trump-backed challenger harry haggeman by almost 40 points and in an unbelievable moment of narcissism, she compared herself to, wait for it, abraham lincoln in her concession speech. wait for it. >> the great and original champion of our party, abraham lincoln, was defeated in the senate and house before winning the most important election of all. lincoln prevailed and saved our union, and he defined our obligation as americans for all of history. kennedy: yeah, but lincoln wasn't an annoying harpy from a tainted dynasty. the president gloated on truth social writing liz chaney should be ashamed of herself and her action towards others and now can finally disappear in the depths of political oblivion where she'll be happier than she is now. is the cheney dynasty done or does lincoln have a 2024 trick up her stove pipe hat? karol. >> i think she's done. someone made the joke

spike cohen for the win.resident biden doesn't care who you're living with as longas you make your roof energy friendly. the president's new inflation reduction act would give americans struggling to pay their current bills a discount on very expensive solar panels. watch. >> if you are low income, you can get your home entirely weatherized through the expanse from the bipartisan infra-stuckture law. significant expansion and don't have to pay for anything. heat pumps, insulation, new windows. that is covered. if you are moderate income. today you can get 30% off the price of solar panels. it's a significant incentive. kennedy: 30% off 25k. where do i sign up? she's being mocked because the average cost of installing solar panels is at least 20 grand, which means the energy secretary is bragging about giving low income earners the chance to $14,000 they of coursely don't have. is this administration out of touch or out of their mind, sean? >> well, first off, i'm in wisconsin right now and in wisconsin, there

employment experts say it could backfire spectacularly, the panel is back ines stedman marie harve and spike coheno out with a bang. >> i was allowed business starter, when i was 16 years old i started my first company so i wouldn't have to work for somebody else. but i think what were seen as accommodation of things, i think were seeing some people who would rather spend their time where they're not doing just the bare minimum building up their own thing whether on nc or their own company or only fans or something like that they would rather do it to put money in their own pocket that the growth of the gig economy and also whether people have been able to scam various entitlement systems and assistant programs and some people are suffering from weird combination of burnout and undiagnosed depression as a result of the pandemic in the lockdowns and furloughs in total roller coaster ride over the last two or three years. the problem is they are preparing themselves, not just for life and mediocrity but let's be clear a robotic winter is coming, the system that we live in and the society is not good

company announced an nft marketplace and ryan cohen buying 100,000 of shares but really it was more meme-stock's squeezed again. sure enough, game stop spikedr top and then the nasdaq lost nearly 25% of its --. with the s&p thinking almost 18%. last night game stop rallied over 44% over the course of two days. right before the company reported earnings. guess what? this was another bad sign. nasdaq peaked on june 2nd, plunged 14% over the next two weeks for bottoming on june 16th. s&p was down 14%. look at this. no meaningful pullback but then look at this. 7.9. it .3. 24.2. do you see a pattern? that's why i get nervous every time i see one of these meme stock's warring like bed, bath, and beyond. i think there are two main reasons why things play out this way. -- these short squeezes they inevitably get burned. that's what we saw with bed, bath, and beyond last week. and many of them give up on the -- which is so painful for me because i want you in because it's such a great wealth builder. they tend to drop their hands and step aside because they hated when stocks can't be judged on the fundamentals even if it stocks they don't care abou