Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar 11/11/25: Dems Wave White Flag For Trump, Trump Blames Biden For High Costs, Maxwell Sweet Life In Club Fed
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Nov 11, 2025 The hosts dive into the Democrats' struggles and Schumer's questioned leadership amidst a potential shutdown. They debate whether standing up to Trump backfired for the party. Trump proposes controversial solutions to affordability issues, sparking debate on their viability. In a surprising twist, Ghislaine Maxwell's privileged prison life comes to light, raising eyebrows on her potential pardon. The discussion also unpacks troubling connections between Epstein and Israeli intelligence, leaving listeners questioning deeper implications.
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Leadership Appeared Weak During Shutdown
- Democratic leadership's shutdown strategy looked coordinated but revealed weakness when senators quickly caved.
- The base wanted to see a fight, not a symbolic healthcare gambit that yielded no concrete gains.
Timing And Travel Shaped The Cave
- Schumer reportedly told moderates to hold out until November 1st, then allowed the deal if they caved.
- Thanksgiving travel chaos and political calculations hastened the collapse of resistance.
Did Standing Up To Trump Backfire?
- Angus King argued standing up to Trump "didn't work" because the shutdown concentrated power in Trump's hands.
- Hosts reject that view, saying holding the line politically pressured Republicans and energized the base.