Episode 4832: MAGA Under Siege; Trump Pushing Back Against Globalism
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How is President Trump's approach to Netanyahu unique?
It does seem like President Trump is uniquely situated to really pressure Prime Minister Netanyahu to get this done, to abandon this war. One White House state, I was talking about this yesterday, even used the word bully. Trump has had to bully Netanyahu to get here, and we appear to be on the brink. So give us your sense here. Do you think that Trump will follow through, see this to the end to make sure it happens? And will Netanyahu listen? Yeah, look, you have to give President Trump credit for doing something that none of his predecessors, including himself, have actually done, which is facing down Netanyahu. Joe Biden tried to and then sort of swerved at the last minute. Barack Obama, ditto. Netanyahu tends to have got the better.
American presidents and this is really the first time that an American president has faced him down and has not you know has not accepted Netanyahu's reasons for foot-dragging delaying and not pressing ahead and so you've got to give credit to on this to President Trump. Of course, this is very early days. I really like Yalda's characterization of both Israel, namely Netanyahu, and Hamas saying, yes, but, and Trump only hearing the yes. He's got to continue only hearing the yes.
What challenges does Trump face with the peace process?
and overriding netanyahu's objections which are going to escalate if this as we all hope if this peace process unfolds netanyahu is going to find more and more tripwires and trump has got to continue to face him down but i have you know it's a rare thing but i am giving trump credit for something like this confrontation over troops in cities is only getting more intense where is it headed Yes, I does feel like we're in an escalatory moment, obviously, rather than being a one off tool that Trump has used in response to a particular set of protests. He now sees this as a template for the whole country. He's rolling it out in Democratic run city after Democratic run city. Just last week, he told the military he thought maybe it should be a training ground.
for the U.S. military in our cities internally. You referenced Judge Immigrant's decision over the weekend, and I thought it really was a remarkable decision for those of you who haven't read it. You know, she took on Trump's false claims, the false pretext of some kind of an insurrection, or he called it, actually, in ordering up the troops, he said that Portland was a warlike hellscape. And in her decision, she debunks this completely false claim. And she makes the point that, you know, we're a nation of constitutional law and not martial law. And I just I think it's really remarkable, both because it's false claims underlying what Trump is trying to do, but also the the wide range of the confrontations he's picked all around the country right now.
You know, he's opening up a multi-front war on what he and his advisors have called the enemy within. And I think part of the disbelief is that we're watching this unfold with our eyes, but we still can't quite believe that what's happening is what's happening. I was imagining this afternoon, try to cover Governor J.B.
How is Trump's handling of protests seen as a national template?
Pritzker's press conference as if it was not your present-day self, Steph, but your 1999 self, you know? And what would you say on the news? It would be almost unthinkable. to say the governor of Illinois has accused the president of an authoritarian takeover of Chicago because he's lying about an insurrection that isn't happening and using that to deploy military troops from around the country. It's an amazing moment in American history that we're watching.
Solicitation of these telephone records. which I think emphasizes the political weaponization that was behind all this effort. And we're still getting more information, but we've released some records today, and I'll let Senator Johnson take over from here, and then each one of you colleagues can join in when you want to, whatever you want to say.
First of all, I want to thank Senator Grassley. It is because of his relentless advocacy for whistleblowers that a lot of this information is surfacing right now.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How is President Trump's approach to Netanyahu unique?
0:00–1:23
2
What challenges does Trump face with the peace process?
1:23–3:16
3
How is Trump's handling of protests seen as a national template?
3:16–5:58
4
What does the Judge Immigrant's decision reveal about Trump's claims?
5:58–8:52
5
What insights does Eric Trump provide about the Mar-a-Lago raid?
8:52–11:06
6
How does Eric Trump describe the family's experience during legal challenges?
11:06–12:16
7
What does Eric Trump say about the media's treatment of his family?
12:16–14:34
8
What is the significance of Eric Trump's book 'Under Siege'?
14:34–54:21
Speakers
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