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“No New Wars” Was a Lie | First Draft with Katrina Vanden Heuvel / The Nation
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March 23, 2026
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10:17Now PlayingDonald Trump promised “no new wars.” Now, his Iran decision is raising serious questions — not just from critics, but from inside his own coalition.
In this conversation, Katrina Vanden Heuvel breaks down why the Iran war may have been unnecessary, how it’s already fracturing parts of the MAGA movement, and why economic fallout — from gas prices to rising costs — could reshape political support.
This is a clear look at how Trump’s foreign policy is impacting both global stability and domestic politics — and why even some of his own voters are starting to question it.
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