5/13/26: Trump Says He Doesn't Care About Americans Finances, Male Employment Craters, Israel Most Hated Country On Earth In New Poll

In this episode of Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar, the hosts dissect a series of alarming developments under Donald Trump's second administration, beginning with his controversial statement that he doesn't think about Americans' financial stability, a remark that underscores a broader pattern of economic neglect. They analyze how Trump's foreign policy—particularly the war with Iran—has driven inflation to 3.8%, eroding wage gains and creating widespread financial strain, with essential goods like beef, motor oil, and airfare soaring in price. The hosts highlight a stark decline in male employment, with industries traditionally dominated by men losing jobs while health care and service sectors—largely female-dominated—see growth, revealing a deepening gender and class divide in the economy. They also examine the global fallout from U.S. foreign policy, citing a new poll showing Israel as the most hated country on Earth, a result of its conduct in Gaza and the war with Iran, which has damaged America’s global standing. The episode further explores the manipulation of the Eurovision contest by Israel to improve its image, and the fierce backlash against a New York Times column detailing systematic sexual violence against Palestinian hostages, which the hosts argue was falsely labeled as 'anti-Semitic' by Zionist groups despite strong evidence. The segment concludes with a critique of how Trump’s policies—ranging from tariffs to abandoning manufacturing—have undermined the very promises he made to working-class Americans, especially men.