Bulwark Takes

A contentious U.S. delegation visits Greenland, stirring resistance from local and international allies. The discussion highlights the troubling geopolitical implications of claims over the territory, echoing historical territorial disputes. The speakers critique political rhetoric that disrespects allies like Denmark, stressing the importance of maintaining strong relationships. Humor blends with serious concerns about the U.S.'s global standing and morality, especially regarding controversial return policies amid rising tensions. It's a captivating look at diplomacy and ethics in a turbulent world.

Tim Miller and Andrew Egger talk United Auto Workers union leader Shawn Fain’s support of Trump's tariffs as an auto-industry steel supplier announces layoffs — and why it will probably backfire for the union boss.

Donald Trump is throwing due process in the garbage to snatch up innocent people and send them to El Salvador. Democrats are meeting the moment with lukewarm statements while the GOP play political games. Tim Miller, Sam Stein and Adrian Carrasquillo are furious and discuss what needs to happen now.

Jim Swift and Steve Herman discuss VOA’s challenges amid a government funding freeze. With 1,350 staff on indefinite leave since mid-March—550 contractors at risk, including vulnerable J-1 visa holders—they stress how vital VOA’s balanced reporting is for regions lacking free media. The interview reviews VOA’s historical impact from WWII to its modern role, warning that the current hiatus may let rival state-sponsored broadcasters fill the void.

Tim Miller joins a panel on Piers Morgan Uncensored to debate the Trump administration's Signal group chat fiasco and Rep. Crockett's recent comments on Gov. Greg Abbott.

Lauren Egan is joined by Stephen Richer to discuss Donald Trump's executive order on elections and voting rights, how these decisions are constitutionally handled by individual states rather than the executive branch, and the potential impact this will have in upcoming elections.

Sen. Mark Warner joins Tim Miller to break down the Signal chat scandal, national security concerns, and troubling reports of legal refugees being deported without due process.

Sam Stein and Will Sommer talk about Trump's appearance on Newsmax. Trump floats compensation for January 6 rioters, plus new fallout from the leaked Signal group chat with national security officials—and how Jeffrey Goldberg ended up in it.

Conor Lamb joins Lauren Egan to discuss the importance of town halls, listening to voters, and fighting against Trump. Lamb also talks about his new support from Alexandria Ocasio-Corte, and calls out John Fetterman’s collaborations against public interests.

Sam Stein and Tim Miller recap the Senate Intel Committee Hearing with Tulsi Gabbard, John Ratcliffe, and Kash Patel attempting to defend their use of the Signal app that included EIC of The Atlantic Jeffery Goldberg. Watch Tim's interview with Jeffery Goldberg Read Morning Shots, "The Scandal Will Also Be in How They Brush It Aside"