

Trump, Year Zero
Mar 19, 2025
The podcast dives into the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, especially how past agreements affect present actions in Ukraine and Russia. It scrutinizes Israel's military strategies amidst Gaza tensions and the global reactions to Hamas's ceasefire maneuvers. The implications of Trump's disruptive tenure on governance and employment in federal agencies are explored. Historical contexts are laid bare, linking immigration policies and Supreme Court rulings to contemporary challenges in a politically charged climate.
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Trump's Approach to Ukraine War
- Trump's post-call silence on his talk with Putin is unusual, deviating from his typical press conferences.
- Polling reveals Americans sympathize with Ukraine, questioning Trump's open support for Putin.
American Public Opinion on War
- Americans understand the difference between directly fighting a war and supporting an ally.
- The American public recognizes there's no easy solution to stop wars like the ones in Ukraine and the Middle East.
American Sentiment Towards Russia
- American instincts distrust Russia due to its history of invasions and oppression.
- This distrust explains the public's support for Ukraine, despite the war's duration.