Aaron Parnas

So I don't know.

It's a very difficult situation the administration has put itself in.

Well, I think what we'll end up seeing is just a major cabinet reshuffle between now and the end of the year.

I don't know that it's that this may push Hexeth out, but I wouldn't be surprised if you have Hexeth out, Chavez Doremer out, Tulsi Gabbard out and a whole number of other folks.

I wouldn't be surprised if Marco Rubio leaves soon, too, to go run for president because he can't run for president as secretary of state.

It becomes a little more complicated for him.

I wouldn't be surprised if he leaves at some point.

I know.

But I think Susie Wiles and the administration know that as this war continues and the president's political position gets worse, the more likely it is they lose the Senate.

And so if they want to get Trump's nominees confirmed, then they got to leave now.

And that's why I also think Justice Alito will retire this year.

They want to get another justice in this year.

Right.

So I think they're going to try to do a lot of maneuvering with the cabinet, with the Supreme Court and others before the end of the year.

That's the plan.

For the last 10 years, everything in American politics has basically revolved around one man.

And as a political journalist who came of age during Donald Trump's rise in 2016, I've had a front row seat.

That's the question I'm going to ask in our new show from Vox.

You know, I think this Iran thing is also going to cause a big split in the GOP.

So far, it doesn't among, like, people who say they're MAGA voters are still with Trump.