2/20/26: Epstein Billionaire Wexner Drops BOMBSHELLS, Iran War LOOMS, Dem Tea Party Gains Steam
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What are the latest developments regarding Trump's potential strikes on Iran?
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Yeah, and I think Emily's going to be joining us. She just was having, like, some boomer computer issues. So we'll let her work that out. She can jump on whenever she gets that figured out. But, yeah, I mean, we're all watching to see whether we're going to be at war with Iran over the weekend or next week or what exactly is going on there. Ryan's got some new reporting about how Democrats are approaching all of this. And, you know, I... I would say you'll be disappointed, but I think actually people probably expect the way that Democrats are, by and large, elected official Democrats are, by and large, approaching the possibility of a major war with Iran. Yeah, nobody can be disappointed anymore. You have to have hopes and expectations to be disappointed.
Yes.
Yes. Good point. Excellent. High hopes. High hopes. We'll take a look at that.
We got a Wall Street Journal article on that right here that was breaking this morning. Trump weighs initial limited strike to force Iran into nuclear deal. President Trump is weighing initial strike to force it to meet his demands. A first step that would be designed to pressure Tehran into an agreement, but fall short of a full scale attack that could inspire sanctions. a major retaliation. The opening assault, if authorized, could come within days, would target a few military or government sites. People familiar with the matter said, if Iran still refused to comply with Trump's directive to end its nuclear enrichment, the U.S. would respond with a broad campaign against regime facilities. So what do we make of this deal-making?
Strike first, deal later.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the latest developments regarding Trump's potential strikes on Iran?
0:00–3:54
2
How is Les Wexner connected to Jeffrey Epstein's legal troubles?
3:54–8:59
3
What insights does Julie Gonzalez provide about her campaign against Hickenlooper?
8:59–13:53
4
What are the implications of Wexner's testimony in the Epstein case?
13:53–18:35
5
How does the Democratic Party's leadership affect progressive candidates?
18:35–23:04
6
What challenges does Senator Gonzalez face in her campaign?
23:04–27:10
7
What strategies are being discussed for addressing immigration reform?
27:10–30:53
8
How do the guests view the future of Democratic leadership in Colorado?
30:53–1:12:13
Speakers
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