Coffee and a Mike Jacob Dreizin "The Dreizin Report" #1485
Nov 2, 2026
Jacob Dreizin, geopolitical analyst and writer behind The Dreizin Report, examines the Russia-Ukraine war, Europe’s political and economic turmoil, and Poland’s instability. He assesses Trump’s coalition, Republican resistance, and looming midterm fallout. The conversation also explores AI’s financial hype, Iran negotiations, military vulnerabilities, and rising energy costs.
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Why Republicans May Abandon Trump
- Dreizin predicts Republican leaders will distance themselves from Trump after electoral losses damage the party’s future.
- He compares the process to Nixon and Mussolini, arguing political establishments abandon liabilities when survival is threatened.
The Senate Quietly Blocks Trump Nominees
- Dreizin says Republican senators have stalled nominees they consider unqualified or constitutionally dangerous.
- He cites an acting government supervisor and an OMB nominee who claimed authority to withhold congressionally appropriated funds.
Trump’s Coalition Has Become An Information Bubble
- Dreizin argues Trump’s coalition has shrunk to older, less-educated voters after alienating swing voters.
- He gives immigration enforcement abuses and denial within his former webmaster’s information bubble as examples of political detachment from reality.