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rhetoric rather than action. And what's been surprising is the extent to which the administration

has actually been willing to follow through on some of the more outlandish promises that

it was very easy to assume was just hyperbole.

And now the good fight with Yasha Monk.

Can you believe that it has only been one year since Donald Trump took office for the second time. I feel like it feels like

five or ten. But to review the first year of Trump's administration to make sense of all of the

events that have happened in the last 12 months from economic policy to foreign policy, to domestic

policy, to the rule of law, to the state of the media,

and an outlook for what is likely to happen in Gasp for the next three years of this administration.

I invited one of my favorite writers and podcast guest, Damon Linker, who writes the notes from

the middleground, substack at dam damlinker.substack.com.

In the last part of this conversation, we talked about the extent to which

media landscape has transformed in the United States and whether people are pulling the punches

in criticizing Trump because of those changes.

We talked about the outlook for the next years.

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