Ed Elson and Ed Zitron analyze Meta's move to sell excess AI compute capacity, interpreting it as a bearish signal for the AI industry. Zitron argues that the demand for AI compute is largely a mirage, driven by money-losing companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, and that Meta's actions suggest a lack of a viable AI strategy. The conversation then pivots to the Supreme Court, where Melissa Murray explains how recent decisions have strengthened presidential power and loosened campaign finance restrictions, aligning with corporate interests. The episode concludes with an examination of Trump's personal financial report, which shows $2 billion in earnings, primarily from crypto ventures, and highlights the lack of public outcry despite nearly half of his voters believing he hasn't profited from the presidency.