Electing a fascist to the presidency and passively denying that reality while he dismantles democracy are far more dangerous.

Here's Colbert on July 14 making fun of Paramount for paying Trump $16 million. It's hard not to see CBS canceling his show through this lens.

"I believe this kind of complicated financial settlement with a sitting government official has a technical name in legal circles. It's big fat bribe."

There are fan wikis for that kind of question

I would say stocks have not yet at all begun to price in fiscal radicalism. What we're seeing so far is reaction to tariffs and a general sense of incompetence.

It's still hard to gauge though how far they'll go with the fiscal radicalism. There's been a very clear shift in rhetoric that way in Trump II vs Trump I, but far more careless sacking of federal employees and other budget-cut-theater than real public spending reduction.