The News Agents - USA Could Trump remove the right to be born American?
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Dec 11, 2024 This week features Nellie Bowles, author of 'The Morning After the Revolution', who dives into Trump's recent media strategy and his controversial proposal to end birthright citizenship. The talk shifts to the internal struggles of the Democratic Party, questioning whether ideology is hindering electoral success. Bowles also reflects on the evolving landscape of journalism and the importance of rational discourse amidst extreme political narratives. With a touch of humor, she highlights the need for moderate voices in today’s charged atmosphere.
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Trump's New Tone
- Trump's demeanor in his NBC interview was notably different, projecting an image of unity and success.
- This contrasts with his previous rhetoric and suggests a potential shift in his presidential approach.
Birthright Citizenship
- Trump intends to end birthright citizenship, a constitutional right, potentially through executive action.
- This raises questions about the legality and feasibility of such a move.
Gabbard and Assad
- Tulsi Gabbard, Trump's pick for Director of National Intelligence, previously expressed sympathy for Bashar al-Assad.
- Her stance is now under scrutiny following Assad's recent downfall.
