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Tensions rise as Trump backs Israel's attacks on Iran, while Iran doubts US trust after Israeli strikes. Meanwhile, Trump and Rubio broker a Rwanda-Congo peace deal as Pakistan garners Nobel recognition.

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Jon Stewart: Trump will ‘burn’ country down for ‘insurance money’

The HillSaturday, May 24, 2025 at 11:55:25 PM
Jon Stewart: Trump will ‘burn’ country down for ‘insurance money’
Comedian and political commentator Jon Stewart recently slammed former President Donald Trump, accusing him of intentionally destabilizing the country for personal financial gain—comparing it to "burning it down for insurance money." Stewart pointed to Trump’s legal battles, like a $15 million defamation payout from ABC, and Melania Trump’s $40 million documentary deal with Amazon as examples of profiting from chaos. His remarks suggest Trump treats political and legal turmoil as a transactional way to enrich himself.
Editor’s Note: Stewart’s sharp critique taps into broader concerns about Trump’s motives and the blurred lines between his political actions and personal financial interests. It’s a provocative take that resonates with critics who see Trump’s presidency and post-presidency as self-serving. Whether you agree or not, it’s a reminder of how polarizing his legacy remains—and how money, power, and controversy keep intertwining in his orbit.
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