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1:00:20Now PlayingToday's show opens with the latest on the Iran ceasefire — which is already unraveling less than 24 hours after it was announced. Iran says the U.S. violated three terms of the deal, the Strait of Hormuz is still effectively closed, and Trump is threatening even bigger strikes if it falls apart. We'll debate whether Iran just won this war by simply surviving — and what it means for Trump politically as conservatives including Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones turn on him.
Then we get into the Iran insider trading story that's raising serious questions in Washington — newly created Polymarket accounts made millions betting on the ceasefire in the hours before Trump announced it, with zero public signals a deal was coming. Coincidence or something more?
And we close with Joe Rogan declaring himself "politically homeless" and calling out both parties — is he saying what a lot of Americans are feeling right now?
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