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16:16Now PlayingFormer Fox News host Andy Levy & Molly Jong-Fast react to Donald Trump making an inflammatory threat toward Iran and argue it reflects a familiar pattern of impulsive, erratic rhetoric rather than any “3D chess” strategy. They discuss how prominent pro-Trump media figures like Tucker Carlson, Alex Jones, and Megyn Kelly have publicly broken with him over the prospect of war, debating whether that signals a real fracture within MAGA or just online influencers tracking audience sentiment while the base remains largely loyal. The discussion also touches on shifting right-wing media incentives, polling on Republican support for conflict, the lack of a coherent public case for war, and the idea that Trump’s decisions are driven less by policy than by personal instability and perceived financial or political benefit, with side references to rising oil prices, energy policy, and alleged corruption that may later come to light.
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