The Billionaires' Vagina Club, Funflation & America's Rising Class Anger | TMI Ep413

On today's TMI Show with Ted Rall and Manila Chan:What happens when the best healthcare in America is available only to people who can afford a luxury car every year?We examine The New Yorker's fascinating profile of the so-called "Billionaires' Vagina Club," where Silicon Valley's elite are paying up to $30,000 annually for concierge gynecological care focused on menopause, hormones, sexual wellness, and longevity. But this isn't really a story about sex—it's a story about why so many women feel they have to become wealthy just to receive the time, attention, and personalized healthcare they believe should have been standard all along.Then...Welcome to "funflation."Concerts, sporting events, and vacations that once defined the American middle class are increasingly becoming luxury experiences. We look at why World Cup trips now cost five figures, why fans are financing concert tickets, and whether having fun is becoming the latest marker of economic class.Next, the Luigi Mangione case continues to reverberate far beyond one criminal investigation.New law enforcement intelligence bulletins warn that growing public anger over wealth inequality and corporate power could increase security risks for CEOs and business leaders. We examine the constitutional balance between protected political speech and credible threats—and why frustration over economic inequality should never be confused with justification for violence.And finally...For decades, every sprained ankle came with the same advice: RICE—Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation.Now sports medicine researchers say we've been getting at least part of that wrong. We explain why inflammation may actually be one of the body's greatest healing tools and why doctors are increasingly replacing RICE with a new recovery strategy called PEACE & LOVE.Smart analysis. Bigger questions. Stories that matter.New episodes weekdays at 10 a.m. ET.