Trump tried to pencil out literal words in the Constitution and then freed 1,500 violent insurrectionists—while the media attempted to normalize it all. Meanwhile, much attention is being paid to Elon's salute, and not enough to the facts that he has an office at the White House, he's a government contractor, and he paid a quarter of billion dollars to get Trump elected. Plus, most of Trump's other executive orders were pissy and petty, the 80s can no longer be called the decade of greed after Monday's Hunger Games vibe, and the Democrats are going to have a hard time resisting a risky 'eat the rich' path. Tom Nichols joins Tim Miller. show notes Tom's piece from Monday on the police responding to Jan 6 https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2025/01/trump-law-and-order/681365/?gift=AO0MhSsTDaHgiP_RxFGfB2kCCrFdVD4t-1Hhbbg5Wws&utm_source=copy-link&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=share Tweets about the price of eggs v attending the inauguration, which Tom referenced https://bsky.app/profile/artcandee.bsky.social/post/3lg25jsp3z22o 0:00 Intro & Jan. 6 pardons 13:18 Birthright citizenship 17:50 It was all a farce 25:07 Big Tech CEOs 30:10 Quince 32:00 - Big Tech CEOs 43:27 DeleteMe 45:25 Immigration & other day 1 acts 53:00 Media coverage 59:50 Democrats 🔥 LAST DAY: Make The Bulwark your home for coverage of Trump 2.0. Get 2 months FREE of Bulwark+ now for exclusive content, ad-free commentary and more: https://www.thebulwark.com/subscribe
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