Tulsi's ABOUT-FACE Into Total Warmonger! w/ Max Blumenthal
March 20, 2026
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March 20, 2026
Tulsi's ABOUT-FACE Into Total Warmonger! w/ Max Blumenthal
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<p>Jimmy and Max Blumenthal eviscerate Tulsi Gabbard and JD Vance for their complete reversal on Iran war principles, in particular contrasting Gabbard's 2020 bill to prevent unauthorized war on Iran with her current groveling defense of Trump's illegal strikes. Max argues this is a "clarifying moment" exposing Gabbard as having zero influence and zero credibility, while her former second-in-command Joe Kent's resignation stands as a solitary act of conscience. </p> <p>The two host also note that Marco Rubio's admission that the war was launched because "Israel was about to attack" destroyed any pretense of U.S. national interest, and that Gabbard and Vance have permanently decimated their political futures by becoming the very warmongers they once opposed. The segment concludes that Trump is controlled by "dark forces from Tel Aviv," that his administration officials fear him, and that only American casualties coming in to Dover Air Force Base are the only thing that will trigger real change.</p> <p>Plus segments on the Trump administrations threats to prosecute U.S. media outlets for treason over Iran war coverage, the surprising connection between Iranian revolutionaries and the U.S. black liberation movement, and Jimmy's conversation with Alex Jones about coming together across the political divide to prevent World War III.</p> <p>Also featuring Kurt Metzger and Stef Zamorano!</p>
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