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Indisputable with Dr. Rashad Richey

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Indisputable: Cellphone Video Shows LAPD Officers Fatally Shooting A Man In The Back

The Young Turks

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TYT LIVE: Lebanon Death Toll Soars, Trump Hormuz Blockade Crumbles, and MAGA Coalition Fractures
Lebanon reports over 2,100 killed and nearly 7,000 wounded in Israeli attacks since early March, as Iran-linked ships continue moving through the Strait of Hormuz despite Donald Trump’s attempted blockade—undercutting U.S. leverage in the region. JD Vance tells the Vatican to stay out of American politics, while tensions escalate further as Israel reportedly eyes Turkey as its next major adversary after Iran. Back home, unlikely alliances emerge with Ro Khanna and Marjorie Taylor Greene floating a joint coalition, even as Sam Harris warns that podcasters are becoming “dangerous” voices in the political space. Axios reports Trump is rapidly destroying his own coalition beyond just media figures, while violence creeps closer to the tech elite after a drive-by shooting targets Sam Altman’s home days after a Molotov scare.
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TYT Old School

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TYT Old School
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The Young Turks

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TYT REPLAY: Lebanon Death Toll Soars, Trump Hormuz Blockade Crumbles, and MAGA Coalition Fractures
Lebanon reports over 2,100 killed and nearly 7,000 wounded in Israeli attacks since early March, as Iran-linked ships continue moving through the Strait of Hormuz despite Donald Trump’s attempted blockade—undercutting U.S. leverage in the region. JD Vance tells the Vatican to stay out of American politics, while tensions escalate further as Israel reportedly eyes Turkey as its next major adversary after Iran. Back home, unlikely alliances emerge with Ro Khanna and Marjorie Taylor Greene floating a joint coalition, even as Sam Harris warns that podcasters are becoming “dangerous” voices in the political space. Axios reports Trump is rapidly destroying his own coalition beyond just media figures, while violence creeps closer to the tech elite after a drive-by shooting targets Sam Altman’s home days after a Molotov scare.
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The Damage Report With John Iadarola

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The Damage Report: Kristi Noem Caught Up In BOOBGATE | Trump Gives Up on Strait? | Midterm Rigging Kicks Into High Gear
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Indisputable with Dr. Rashad Richey

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Indisputable: U.S. And Iran Agree To Ceasefire But Trump Is Worried About Looking Weak?
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The Young Turks

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TYT LIVE: AOC Makes New Vow, Hormuz Fight Looms, and Alex Jones Turns on Trump
Donald Trump says he’s “strongly considering” pulling out of NATO even as he claims Iran is begging for a ceasefire—something Tehran denies—while the U.A.E. signals it’s willing to join the fight to force the Strait of Hormuz open. Back home, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s vow to oppose military aid to Israel raises questions about a new Democratic standard on foreign policy. Meanwhile, cracks deepen in Trump’s base as Alex Jones declares it’s time to “cut bait,” saying the president is “in free fall,” and Trump fuels fresh controversy by suggesting his presidential library will “most likely” double as a hotel.
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The Young Turks

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TYT REPLAY: AOC Makes New Vow, Hormuz Fight Looms, and Alex Jones Turns on Trump
Donald Trump says he’s “strongly considering” pulling out of NATO even as he claims Iran is begging for a ceasefire—something Tehran denies—while the U.A.E. signals it’s willing to join the fight to force the Strait of Hormuz open. Back home, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s vow to oppose military aid to Israel raises questions about a new Democratic standard on foreign policy. Meanwhile, cracks deepen in Trump’s base as Alex Jones declares it’s time to “cut bait,” saying the president is “in free fall,” and Trump fuels fresh controversy by suggesting his presidential library will “most likely” double as a hotel.


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