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Trump’s Cabinet = Real Housewives? w/ Josh Marshall

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December 3, 2025

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Josh Marshall joins host Molly Jong-Fast to discuss the alarming state of political journalism and the infiltration of Trump allies, such as Matt Gaetz and Jack Posobiec, into the Pentagon press corps. They unpack the rising extremism in Trump’s cabinet, including controversial Pentagon leadership and the implications of recent attack footage being linked to top officials like Pete Hegseth. The conversation shifts to Trump’s broader impact on the GOP's toxicity, Marco Rubio’s aggressive stance on Venezuela, and the dire warning signs for Republicans after a surprising special election in Tennessee. They also analyze how redistricting strategies, while once considered savvy, may now expose Republicans to major losses in 2024, particularly with Democrats pushing their own aggressive maps. As waves of GOP retirements signal fear of an impending electoral wipeout, Marshall and Jong-Fast consider how Trump’s chaos-first strategy might backfire heading into November.

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