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The Young Turks

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TYT REPLAY: MAGA Hawks Revolt as Trump Faces Iran War Backlash
A growing split inside MAGA is putting pressure on Donald Trump’s Iran strategy, as hawkish voices turn against him over reports that he may avoid escalating the conflict. Meanwhile, Ron Dermer says an Iran deal is unlikely and claims Tehran’s military threat has been weakened, while Iran’s military warns of a “harsh response” if Israeli attacks on Lebanon continue. Elsewhere, the Senate is threatening to freeze Pete Hegseth’s travel funds over controversial military actions, Trump’s pick to cut interest rates is facing internal debate over possible hikes, and former FBI official Dan Bongino says classified briefings raised fears of growing class warfare. New polling also shows Americans’ confidence in the economy and democracy is falling, while Markwayne Mullin faces criticism over efforts to remove FDA warnings about kratom risks.
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The Damage Report With John Iadarola

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The Damage Report: GOP Blocks Trump on Iran | Bessent GRILLED On Costs & Corruption | Trump’s Demented ‘Smile’ Plea
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Indisputable with Dr. Rashad Richey

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Indisputable: Man Impersonates a Cop During the Attempted Kidnapping of a Black Teen Girl
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The Young Turks

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TYT LIVE: Trump Draws a Red Line on Iran
Donald Trump has reportedly told aides he will not resume an all-out war with Iran unless U.S. troops are killed, even as a looming House vote on limiting U.S. involvement in Israel’s war in Lebanon is creating a major headache for Democrats who are being forced to take a politically difficult stand. Meanwhile, Mehdi Hasan squared off with Patrick Bet-David over the Iran conflict, and Bernie Sanders quietly met with Sam Altman amid growing debate over AI and economic policy. Elsewhere, speculation continues over whether JD Vance is the Republican frontrunner for 2028, while a surprising segment of Trump’s base that turned on him over the Epstein files controversy is now embracing Hunter Biden as an unlikely ally in their anti-establishment revolt.
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The Young Turks

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TYT REPLAY: Trump Draws a Red Line on Iran
Donald Trump has reportedly told aides he will not resume an all-out war with Iran unless U.S. troops are killed, even as a looming House vote on limiting U.S. involvement in Israel’s war in Lebanon is creating a major headache for Democrats who are being forced to take a politically difficult stand. Meanwhile, Mehdi Hasan squared off with Patrick Bet-David over the Iran conflict, and Bernie Sanders quietly met with Sam Altman amid growing debate over AI and economic policy. Elsewhere, speculation continues over whether JD Vance is the Republican frontrunner for 2028, while a surprising segment of Trump’s base that turned on him over the Epstein files controversy is now embracing Hunter Biden as an unlikely ally in their anti-establishment revolt.


About TYT

Our mission statement at TYT is to boldly pursue truth, challenge the establishment and drive positive change. We have never wavered from that. It’s not easy to state the truth when lies help the powerful retain their power. It’s not easy to challenge the establishment when the establishment has all the power. And as we’re all aware, it is very difficult to drive positive change in a system meant to continue the status quo so that the powerful can stay at the top.

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