Sagar Enjeti

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6,491 appearances 28 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar · 6/4/26: Pratt Slips In LA Mayors Race, Lebanon Ceasefire Falls Apart, US Oil Reserves 22 Year Low · 4 Jun 2026 podcast

Well, you do have a number of Republican senators who either like Tom Tillis is going to be out of there.

Susan Collins under a lot of pressure in Maine.

So, you know, and you've got a Rand Paul who's sort of skeptical of these things to begin with.

So there are a number of them.

What Cassidy who lost down in Louisiana.

Yeah.

I mean, I think he is probably a neocon and ideologically aligned with this.

Anyway, one of the risks of Trump's strategy of taking out some of the incumbent Republicans is then you have these lame duck Republicans who have nothing to lose, who are hanging out in there.

And now there are a few of them.

So it's not crazy to imagine you could have enough Republicans cross over in the Senate, too, to make up for the fact that John Fetterman is, you know...

constantly hoarding for war, apparently.

So, in any case, the fact that it even got through the House is a significant message, and if it were to pass through the Senate, then this is not something that Trump can veto.

this is because of the way the War Powers Act is structured.

They just have to pass it through the House and the Senate.

And what David Soto there at the lever is pointing to is the fact that that would then set up this gigantic legal battle because the process for this has never really been fully litigated through the courts.

And certainly it would be challenged.

And then, you know, whether or not the, and that will take forever.

And we all know that,

In the meantime, Trump will just continue to go and do whatever he wants to do.

So but in any case, it's more important as sort of a political message and a sign of the discomfort, increasing discomfort, even of Republicans who see the gas prices and see the upset and see their own polls tanking that this was able to to pass the House and have a shot in the Senate.

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