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… Guardian: “Trump and Gianni Infantino were booed as they took to the field for the presentation ceremony before the US president attempted to gatecrash Spain’s victory party. Trump was briefly shown on the video screens at the stadium after the US national anthem was played. There were scattered boos from some in the crowd but nothing like the hostile reception he has received at other sporting events during his presidency.”
… “However, when the US president and Infantino came on to the field for the presentation after Spain clinched victory, boos rang out around the stadium. The WH pool report said that ambient crowd noise, which had been sitting at approximately 78 decibels before their introduction, rose to 84 decibels when Trump entered the field.”
… “Then, after Trump presented Spain with the World Cup trophy, he attempted to stand with the team at the side of the podium as they celebrated before Infantino quietly ushered him away. It was a repeat of last summer’s Club World Cup at the same stadium after Trump presented the trophy to champions Chelsea and tried to crash the celebrations.”
… “Trump has made several appearances at sporting events since his re-election. Last year, he attended the Super Bowl, tennis’s US Open, the Daytona 500 and golf’s Ryder Cup. This year, he has attended several golf events, college football’s national championship game and Game 3 of the NBA finals, where he was met with boos from the NY Knicks home crowd.”
… Daily Beast: “Trump had an awkward time at Sunday’s big game in NJ after the public provided an instant barometer of his popularity. After being booed when he appeared on screen before the match began, the boos hit fever pitch as Trump walked across the field to present victors Spain with their trophy.”
… “The WH Press Pool reported that Trump walked onto MetLife Stadium to ‘a sustained chorus’ of boos. Kash Patel attempted to cheer Trump up with a nearly 300-word social media post where he claimed the 2026 World Cup was ‘the largest sporting event in the history of the world, shattering previous attendance record by double digits.’”
… “The 2026 attendance was boosted by the fact that this year was the first time 48 teams competed on the world stage, which meant 104 matches were played, instead of 64 four years ago, and the event was spread across 6 weeks not 4.”
… “Trump’s attendance at Sunday’s game was also his first of the entire World Cup tournament. The increased security and screening processes related to his visit delayed entry for fans, with one journalist reporting they spent over 3 hours in the security line. BBC Sport reported lines stretching for 2 hours.”
… Two Argentine players, Lisandro Martínez and Cristian Romero, refused to shake hands with Trump during the silver medal ceremony after Argentina’s 1-0 defeat to Spain in the World Cup final. Martínez avoided shaking hands with both Trump and Gianni Infantino, while Romero greeted Infantino but bypassed Trump, instead shaking hands with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canadian PM Mark Carney.
… Iran Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei: “Congratulations to Spain’s national football team. This edition of the World Cup can be regarded as the most political sporting event in history. Its political nature was evident from the discriminatory treatment of Iran’s national team all the way through to the final moments of the tournament.”
… “For the people of Iran, who associate true championship with chivalry, honor, and standing against oppression, Spain’s anti-aggression stance in recent months was highly valued. As a result, public opinion around the world genuinely hoped for Spain’s victory.”
… When the Spanish National Team released their official photo of their podium celebration, they cropped trespasser Trump out of the photo.
… The Trump Admin announced today that it was imposing an additional 50% tariffs on all Canadian products. The only justification given by Trump was that Canada supposedly “discriminates against US products.” Basically what he is mad about is Canadians boycotting American products because of his trade war and threat to make Canada the 51st state.
… AP: “The US conducted a new round of airstrikes early Monday targeting Iran after announcing the death of another American service member, and Iran fired missiles toward Jordan that risked widening the conflict into neighboring Israel. Step by step, the US and Iran have inched closer to all-out war as last month’s interim deal meant to permanently end the fighting has crumbled and shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has largely stalled.”
… “Both sides have targeted civilian infrastructure relied on by millions of people, while benchmark Brent crude rose Monday above $90 a barrel, further fueling a global energy crisis sparked by the conflict.
… CENTCOM: The Dept of War has identified the soldiers killed in Iranian strikes on 17 and 18 July as 1st Lt. Tyler Feehan, 25, and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, 19. Both were killed in strikes targeting Jordan’s Muwaffaq Salti Air Base.
… A 25 and 19 year old dead in another endless Republican Middle East war while Trump played golf, hosted a high dollar fundraiser, and tried to jump on a stage to act like he won the World Cup.
… Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ): “Kids dying for old men hubris.”
… Trump to reporters after the World Cup game:
Q - “You said the war would be 4-5 weeks. Trump: This is a much bigger job we’re doing. We were doing a little job stopping them from having a certain capability. Now, we’re just ending it. So it’s really not the same thing. What we’re doing now is we’re ending any chance where they could have a nuclear missile. If you look at it, after two weeks we stopped them from probably, but I don’t want to have probably.”
“Iran has lost everything almost militarily. They got some missiles. We control the strait. They don’t control anything. We hit them hard tonight and we did in honor of the probably three as opposed to two great patriots.”
Q - “What are the consequences for China for meddling in the elections? Trump: We’re going to see. We’ll be speaking to them.”
… There will be no consequences because Trump is a weak coward when he has to deal with autocratic leaders. He is only tough on our allies. When Xi comes here in Sept, Trump will kiss his ass and praise him as always.
… Fox war correspondent Trey Yingst on Monday at 10 AM ET: “Kuwait and Bahrain are under Iranian attack. Sirens sounding amid incoming missiles and drones.”
… Trump then posted: “Every time Iran kills an American Soldier they will pay for that killing many times over! This directive has been passed on to Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Daniel Caine, and every Leader in the Military.”
… Trump threatened to end Iran’s civilization over 4 months ago. So I really don’t think he’s going to get Iran to surrender with his 129th Truth Social threat.
… Iranian Parliament Speaker MB Ghalibaf: “Americans keep bringing new military equipment to the region and claim they’re after stopping the war. They’ve bet on our intelligence being as brief as their own IQ. We’ve reached the stage of mastery in recognizing these American games, and on that basis, we’ve prepared ourselves. Actions must confirm claims, not contradict them.”
… Telegraph: “The US does not have enough missiles to return to an all-out war with Iran, an American official has warned. Trump is reportedly looking at planning for a ‘wider war’ against Tehran with the American military sending more warplanes to the Middle East. However, a US official familiar with admin discussions said the operation would be limited by dwindling stockpiles of air defense and long-range munitions.”
… Official: “We do not have enough to safely sustain operations, and I don’t think the WH is aware of that.”
… “The warning comes as the US launched a 9th consecutive night of attacks on the country, edging closer to all-out conflict in the region. Iran responded to the weekend’s attacks by continuing its strikes on American allies across the Gulf. Kuwait said it had come under missile and drone attack. It said a power station and water desalination facility had been hit, which it described as a direct strike on vital civilian infrastructure.”
… NBC: “The national average price for regular gasoline hit $4 per gallon again Monday as the renewed conflict with Iran and Ukraine-Russia attacks rattle energy markets. It’s the first time that the national average has been at $4 or higher since June 17.”
… CNN: “In a closed-door briefing earlier this month, key Pentagon officials sat down with House spending leaders from both parties to make an urgent case to quickly deliver more cash to fund the US war in Iran. But when pressed by members of both parties for details, Pentagon officials were unable to offer any meaningful specifics about why they need the money so quickly - frustrating Republicans and Democrats alike.”
… “Now, with the Pentagon’s reserves further depleted, the admin is unfurling a full-court press on Republican lawmakers in hopes it can clinch tens of billions of dollars that officials are seeking this summer as the US continues its fight against Iran. In the last week, the Pentagon invited dozens of House members for a marathon meeting that included face time with Pete Hegseth.”
… “But several GOP members told CNN they still lack critical info about the military’s capacity and needs – and aren’t convinced by what they have heard. Even those Republicans who support the funding push fear that a fraught political gamble in the waning days of summer could lead to a legislative implosion just months before the midterm elections.”
… “For months, defense hawks in Congress have been warning the Pentagon’s munitions and funding have been badly depleted since the beginning of the war in Iran. Lawmakers anticipated they’d need to pass some kind of a supplemental funding package before the end of the fiscal year and congressional leadership has made it clear they want to move swiftly.”
… Rep. Mike Simpson (R-ID): “Among the defense people, it’s an emergency that needs to get done. They’re going to run out of money in mid-August.”
… AP: “Yemen’s Houthi rebels have announced they are imposing a maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia in response for a recent attack on Sanaa Airport. Yahya Saree, a military spokesperson for the Houthis, said in a video statement on Monday that the maritime ban against Saudi Arabia will be effective immediately in what he described as an ‘equation of an eye for an eye.’”
… “The statement did not clarify exactly what a maritime embargo would consist of. Saree’s remarks come after a fiery exchange between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen last week during which Sanaa Intl Airport and Abha airport in Saudi Arabia were struck, threatening a truce that has been in place since 2022.”
… “The decision by Yemen’s Houthi rebels could put new pressure on Saudi Arabia as it is using its East-West Pipeline to try to get oil out of the kingdom as the Strait of Hormuz remains in Iran’s chokehold. That pipeline sends oil to the Red Sea for the kingdom to send on to its customers.”
… Politico: “4 days remain until House lawmakers are scheduled to leave for summer recess, but GOP leaders are in the opposite of vacation mode. This week’s packed floor schedule includes: the annual defense policy package; a bill to fund the govt beyond the midterms; a budget resolution to unlock the reconciliation process; and a GOP-led stock trading ban measure.”
… “All that could change, of course, if Mike Johnson can’t tamp down multiple flare-ups of frustration in his ranks. We’ll be watching if Johnson has appeased hard-liners with Tues’s Judiciary markup of border security legislation, after they froze all business on the House floor for weeks, including the defense policy bill. Leaders are putting a $95 billion fiscal blueprint on the floor that includes a watered-down version of the elections bill as well as Iran war and farm aid funds.”
… House Dem Whip Katherine Clark: “House GOP‘s latest partisan budget: $73B for Trump’s war. $10B for voter suppression. $0 to lower costs. This is what they’re focused on instead of helping you.”
… NYT: “In the week leading up to the Iranian attack on Friday that killed two US soldiers and left one service member missing in Jordan, Iran carried out 3 other strikes against US forces in the country. Those attacks injured dozens of US service members and damaged several helicopters. But the Pentagon did not disclose the earlier strikes, nor the casualties and damage they inflicted.”
… “The episode is the latest example during the Iran conflict of the tension between what the Pentagon says is the need for operational security and the govt’s obligation to inform the public about the conduct of the war. In the days since the collapse of a fragile truce, the Pentagon has provided little info about the American military strategy after nearly 5 months of war. The last major Pentagon briefing on the war was in early May.”
… “In the past several months, the Trump admin has failed to disclose how the Iran war has drained US supplies of critical, costly weapons, and how Iran retained and rebuilt substantial missile capabilities. The subject of US casualties in the war is similarly sensitive. The deaths of two Army soldiers in Jordan on Friday and another service member in northern Iraq bring to 17 the total number of US military personnel killed since Feb. 28.”
… “In a statement on Sat, CENTCOM said 4 American service members wounded in Friday’s attack were taken to Jordanian hospitals and had been discharged. More American troops received minor injuries and had returned to duty, but it did not specify how many. And the statement did not mention service members injured in the 3 previous attacks in Jordan last week.”
… NYT: “Trump said on Sunday that the Boeing luxury jet donated by Qatar that he recently took overseas would soon be ‘maxed out,’ suggesting it could get additional defensive capabilities to match the standards of the older jets used for presidential travel. The president commented after returning to DC from NJ aboard the jet, which Trump has said he plans to take with him for his presidential library when he leaves office.”
Q - “Mr. President, this plane does not have antimissile defense systems on it. Why are you flying it? Trump replied: “Well, it has - it has a lot, and you know it has a lot of capability, but as I understand it, in about a month or so, they’re going to send it to have it be maxed out. So they’re going to be sending it, and they’ll have it be maxed out. It’ll take about a month.”
Ask the Editor will also be out tonight where I answered these questions: 1. Is Troy Jackson the best nominee we could have in Maine under the circumstances? 2. Will the Trump Admin block the Tate brothers extradition? 3. Why would Trump endorse and fundraise for Mike Lindell when he has no chance of winning? 4. Why aren’t Dems and specifically Andy Beshear doing more to get to the bottom of McConnell’s health situation? 5. Is Thom Tillis going to meet with the Epstein survivors before he votes on Todd Blanche’s nomination?
If you missed yesterday’s Bulletin recapping the entire weekend, you can find it here.
… Politico: “Kash Patel is planning to visit Russia later this year, likely in mid-Oct, according to a US official and a person familiar with the situation. It would be an unusual and sensitive trip for an FBI chief to one of America’s top adversaries. The plans come as Washington and Moscow continue to be at odds over the war in Ukraine, with US lawmakers demanding the imposition of heavy new sanctions on Russia.”
… “Patel has a history of involvement in controversial Russia-related matters dating to Trump’s first term, including trying to cast doubt on investigations into whether Trump colluded with Russia to help him win the 2016 election - an episode he now calls the ‘Russiagate hoax.’ Patel also is developing a track record of taking eye-catching trips in his role atop the FBI, drawing scrutiny from Congress.”
… “Patel is scheduled to visit Russia on Oct. 14-15, first stopping in Moscow and then St. Petersburg. His host is likely to be the FSB, the Russian security service that is heir to the Soviet-era KGB, the official said.”
… Trump is now taking credit for sales at grocery stores: “Wonderful news! I have just been informed that Giant Eagle, a GREAT American Grocery Company, will be lowering Prices, by a lot, across more than 300 products this Summer, through Labor Day, to help hardworking American families. We will continue to bring Prices DOWN, just like Oil, Gas, Eggs, and Prescription Drugs, all of which are dropping FAST.”
… If you happened to find a BOGO at your local store, don’t forget to thank Trump because those kinds of things never happened before he became president.
… Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, Dr. Nirav Shah, Maine Beer Company owner Dan Kleban and Jordan Wood all announced that they are ending their campaigns Maine's US Senate nomination, making Troy Jackson the Democratic nominee to run against Susan Collins this Nov. It was good to see all Democrats uniting behind Jackson so quickly.
… WaPo: “Trump installed a Thomas Jefferson statue in the Rose Garden last week, continuing his statue spree. Three of the new Rose Garden statues were provided by Harlan Crow.”
… You may remember Crow as the billionaire who provided lavish free vacations to Justice Clarence Thomas.
… Punchbowl: “A group funded by clean-energy investors dropped nearly $700,000 and counting to tank Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) in his primary next month. Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC is running ads backing Charlie Hatcher, a former state Ag commissioner challenging Ogles in the newly redrawn district. Former TN GOP Gov. Bill Haslam backed Hatcher, and Republicans are growing increasingly convinced Ogles could lose.”
… “Trump has endorsed Ogles. But the incumbent has been slow to fundraise and has aired basically no TV ads, per AdImpact. The Freedom Caucus Fund has spent roughly $285,000 on ads boosting Ogles and touting his Trump endorsements. The mid-decade redistricting in TN made Ogles’ district more red. But Dems are still targeting Ogles because they believe he is so unpopular he could lose anyway. Democrats really do not want Ogles to lose his primary.”
… CNN pollster Harry Enten on the latest Trump polls: "It’s a record low approval rating for Trump in the CNBC poll These are horrible numbers. It's the worst this century for a president at this point in his second term when you look at an average of the polls. Donald John Trump now hold the record for the worst ever net approval rating of any president at his second term.”
… “What is dragging him down? All time worst approval rating among independents at this point in a second term. Even worse than Richard Nixon before he resigned because of Watergate.”
… Both the Telegraph and Daily Mail are reporting the golfer Bryson Dechambeau threatened to call his good friend Trump when the Royal & Ancient Club assessed a 2-stroke penalty after he illegally trampled down the grass behind his ball to improve his backstroke at the British Open this past weekend. The R&A didn’t back down, Bryson didn’t make the call, and he lost his appeal.
… Dechambeau then threatened to quit the tournament the next morning before the final round and fly back to the US. The R&A basically said fine and they would help him pack his bags. Dechambeau then announced on Twitter early Sunday morning that he would finish the tournament after all, but he still wasn’t happy. He was in 2nd place at the time and ended up finishing 14th.
… I can’t imagine why Dechambeau is Trump’s favorite golfer.
… Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) on Trump’s renewed push to attach the SAVE Act to appropriations bills: “The SAVE ACT fight is fake, always was. It’s designed to make you furious. There is no plan to pass it. Republican politicians are playing you. It’s designed to distract you from increased debt, war, inflation, and further usurpations of your rights.”
… NBC4 (DC): “A DC judge set a trial date for the US Olympic canoeist accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. David Hearn is set to go to trial on Sept. 28 on a single count of destruction of property. Superior Court Judge Todd Edelman said at a hearing Monday that he expects the trial to last a week.”
… But Edelman warned prosecutors that govt work to fix the pool is done “at its own peril.” Hearn’s defense had entered a motion to dismiss the case for failure to preserve evidence. The judge dismissed the motion without prejudice. The motion can be refiled if the defense finds the remediation of the pool affected the alleged damaged area before the defense was able to examine it. The defense hopes to get an expert to examine the area this week.”
… Hearn stopped at the Reflecting Pool during a bike ride on June 19 and touched a piece of coating that he saw was already detached in the pool. He was arrested and detained for 5 hours: “The condition of the Reflecting Pool was the same after I stepped away from the water as it was before I got there.”
… The Atlantic: “Federal prosecutors have accused Hearn of ‘forcefully and violently’ ripping up the sealant, causing damage to property that should be punishable by up to 10 years in prison. Hearn’s lawyers argue that these are ridiculous and frivolous charges—and in a motion to dismiss the case said they could present photographic evidence proving he didn’t cause major damage. Hearn, who for many years sold waterproofing materials for boats and canoes, has suggested that he was trying to figure out why the pool’s lining was falling apart, not damage it.”
… “To many of Hearn’s friends and supporters, the charges seem just as ridiculous as Trump’s fumbling of the renovation. But when I spoke with Hearn at length last week, he used the same word a few times: unsettling. He said the prosecution has cut into his ability to sleep at night. The man who once carried the Olympic torch for his country said he now worries about being a focal point in a divisive political moment.”
… Hearn: “It’s unsettling to feel like I’m being targeted by my govt.”
… “Hearn’s attorneys on Friday filed a lengthy motion to dismiss the case on the grounds that the govt has drained and altered the Reflecting Pool, essentially tampering with the evidence without allowing the defense to examine it.”
… Economist Steve Rattner: “Trump claimed his tariffs would bring about a golden age of American manufacturing. Yet since his re-election, we’ve lost 75,000 manufacturing jobs. Over the same period, Biden had created 625,000.”
… Meidas:
March 2025: Taylor Farms contributes $1 million to MAGA Inc., days after the FDA delays the Food Traceability Rule.
The FDA informs Taylor Farms that one of its iceberg lettuce products tested positive for cyclospora, prompting a voluntary recall.
During the cyclospora outbreak: NYT reports Taylor Farms hires a former Trump WH official.
Last week: Taylor Farms executives meet with WH and FDA officials, where the company challenges aspects of the govt’s outbreak conclusions.
Now: Taylor Farms says the FDA apologized, calling the positive test a false positive and stating no Taylor Farms product has tested positive for cyclospora.”
… Sen. Jon Ossoff just sent this letter to RFK Jr: “ Last year, you terminated the CDC’s FoodNet required surveillance of Cyclospora cayetanensis, the parasite responsible for cyclosporiasis. And now a cyclosporiasis outbreak sweeps the nation. Your foolish and self-indulgent demolition of critical public health programs puts Americans at risk.”
… “The Trump Admin is actively undermining food safety. To date, CDC has confirmed 1,645 cases – and there are still thousands of pending cases waiting for CDC to confirm. Americans are suffering from severe diarrhea and painful complications. Across the country, parents feel increasingly uncertain about how, and whether they can, shop safely for their families. This is unacceptable.”
… “Please answer the following questions within 72 hours:
Has the CDC’s FoodNet been restored to require tracking of Cyclospora cayetanensis? If not, why?
Why did you terminate tracking of Cyclospora cayetanensis in the first place?
What is the status of epidemiological and food safety investigations to determine the source and scope of the outbreak?
… Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
… Rep. Rich McCormick (R-GA): “Nearly 7,000 Americans are sick. More than 100 are hospitalized. The CDC and FDA have now linked a multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak to shredded lettuce supplied to Taco Bell across 5 states. As an ER doctor, I know what a food-borne illness outbreak looks like on the ground.”
… “Families deserve fast, transparent answers about what is in their food and who is responsible. We need to move quickly, report publicly, and hold the supply chain accountable. The American people deserve nothing less.”
… NYT: The Trump admin sought phone records of several NYT journalists and their relatives - including a reporter’s mother - after NYT journalists wrote about the Qatari-donated AF1's lack of defense capabilities. Two of the govt’s subpoenas sought phone records dating back to Jan. 1, many months before NYT reported on the Air Force One security concerns.
… “That time frame strongly suggests that DOJ is using this investigation not to focus on any purported concerns arising from the July 8 and 9 articles, but instead to forage for information about the journalists’ source relationships more broadly.”
… Republicans have included a so-called “death gratuity” into their new spending bill for Lindsey Graham’s sister Darline. When the bill finally passes, Darline Graham will receive her salary as a senator plus an extra full year’s salary of $174,000 in honor of her brother Lindsey. It has long been a tradition for the senate to include a full year’s salary for the heirs of senators who die in office to receive a full year of salary.
… Maybe we ought to take a look at that tradition.
… NBC: “Paramount Skydance’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery hit a roadblock Monday after a federal judge temporarily paused the proposed merger, granting a request from a coalition of 12 state AGs who sued to thwart the $110 billion deal.”
… “US District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín of the N. District of CA issued a temporary restraining order barring Paramount from closing the transaction, a corporate tie-up that would unite two movie studios, two streaming platforms and two news organizations under the control of David Ellison, the son of billionaire tech tycoon Larry Ellison.”
… “Martínez-Olguín’s order said the restraining order will remain in effect for 14 days. She scheduled an Aug. 3 hearing on the states’ motion for a preliminary injunction, which would freeze the transaction while the legal process plays out. The plaintiffs, led by CA AGO Rob Bonta, sued to block the merger on July 13, arguing that it would ‘extinguish competition’ in Hollywood.”
… Bonta: “The unlawful merger of these two entertainment behemoths would lead to higher prices, lower quality, and less content for film and television, harming movie theaters, basic cable distributors, and ultimately, audiences on every sofa and movie theater seat in the US.”
… “Bonta and his fellow Democratic AGs contend that the transaction violates Section 7 of the Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914, a federal law that bars mergers likely to substantially lessen competition.”
… Tom Homan held a press gaggle outside the WH to address the latest ICE murders of innocent people:
Q: “The ICE officer in Maine - is there any more clarity on how he got his job considering the vetting concerns his wife raised? Are there potential changes coming in vetting? Homan: That's a question for ICE.”
… Every single day this guy loves talking about everything ICE is doing. But not this particular question. I wonder why?
"I said this a year ago - if Democrats’ hateful rhetoric doesn't stop there will be bloodshed. And unfortunately I was right. And I'll tell you something else - it's not over yet - I'm afraid we're gonna bury an ICE agent."
… We have been burying the victims of ICE agents.
"It comes down to one simple fact - these people failed to comply with law enforcement. All they had to do is comply. If they did, they'd be alive today."
… I wonder if he would say the same about Ashli Babbitt?
Homan said he favors body cams: “We want the American people to see what the ICE officer sees when he takes action. Q - But then why did the Trump admin roll back what the Biden admin was trying do to get body cams on officers? Homan: Look, that's a question above me.”
“If our agents acted inappropriately or illegally, they’ll be held accountable, just like they were held accountable in MN.”
… I don’t recall them being held accountable in MN at all. Not sure what he’s talking about.
Homan then got emotional, waiving his arms wildly and yelling: “ICE agents are moms and dads too. I can’t even go get a quart of milk at a grocery store without a security detail. Why? Because I’m enforcing the laws of this country. It’s pathetic and disgusting.”
… He then stormed off.





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