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Leverage has become the word of the day for Democrats. We discuss why in this episode.

1. Scott Jennings goes scorched earth on Democrat candidate with a Nazi tattoo2. CNN Finally has some good news.3. What is the CramerSez Project all about and how you can help.

"Joining us today is Amy Nelson, a resilient entrepreneur and advocate whose family has faced an extraordinary legal battle. Amy’s husband, Carl, found himself at the center of a multimillion-dollar litigation with Jeff Bezos and Amazon, sparked by what Amy describes as a fraudulent investigation pushed by the Biden-era FBI and DOJ. Despite the upheaval—including an FBI raid on their home, frozen assets, and years of fighting baseless allegations—Amy has emerged as a fierce voice for justice, shedding light on corporate overreach and government misuse of power. Her story is one of courage, survival, and an ongoing fight to reclaim their lives."

On today's episode, Cramer discusses the positive side of tariffs, dives into what Democrats (Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer) were saying about tariffs back in 1996, and the new Colorado House Bill (HB25-1312) that gives the State the legal authority to remove a child from a home if a parent dead names the child (uses their name given at birth) or misgenders them.

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Joining us today is Tiffany Cianci, a small business warrior turned advocate who’s taking on the giants of private equity—and she’s got a story you won’t want to miss. Tiffany was once the proud owner of a Little Gym franchise in Frederick, Maryland, a toddler fitness studio she bought with her husband in 2017 after leaving behind a career as a sake-specializing sommelier. But when Unleashed Brands, a private equity-backed company, scooped up The Little Gym in 2021, everything changed. Faced with skyrocketing fees, suffocating contracts, and corporate overreach, Tiffany didn’t back down—she rallied 93% of North American franchisees into an association and took the helm as president. Unleashed Brands responded by terminating her franchise, sparking a legal showdown that’s left her $300,000 in debt but fiercer than ever. Now, Tiffany’s a voice for the underdog, shining a light on how private equity squeezes small businesses dry. She’s testified before the Federal Trade Commission and Arizona lawmakers, gone viral on TikTok and X with over 300,000 followers, and even sat down with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to unpack the middle class’s erosion. A mother of three, award-winning speaker, and author of The Real Connection, Tiffany brings her political public affairs savvy and raw determination to the mic. From rebranding her gym as Teeter Tots Music n Motion to battling non-competes and forced arbitration, she’s living proof of resilience—and she’s here to tell us why the fight for America’s small businesses is far from over. Jump into the comments and join the conversation.

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