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I don’t know if the emails, so far, are enough to take down Trump, but the president should be even more worried — and he probably is — about the much deeper rot that’s already been laid bare about the entire decrepit class of men (because they’re almost all men) who rule the world with atrocious grammar amid a non-stop booty call.

I’m not a financial expert, but if I had disposable cash I’d avoid the hyperinflated AI bubble and invest in a company that manufactures pitchforks.

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In the six years since Epstein was found dead, however, it has been the political backlash his email correspondents like the Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel have heavily funded that has advanced while warding off the revolution. This was the ultimate goal of this sordid chat group, to desperately cling to their dying hierarchies around patriarchy and white supremacy, and to portray the #MeToo movement as going to far, when it’s obvious it didn’t go nearly far enough. It was during those fraught years they stumbled into the perfect avatar in the unlikely Trump presidency.

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The timing couldn’t be better, or worse, for this midnight of the elites. The overblown stock market fueled by an AI hallucination is set to burst any moment, and new hiring is already grinding to a halt — just as the price of everything from steak to coffee goes through the roof and health insurance is doubling or tripling for millions of Americans. When this perfect storm strikes, an electoral bloodbath in the 2026 midterms is the best outcome Trump can hope for, on a list of dire possibilities.

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