Today we're going to talk about Trump accomplishing his strategy of flooding the zone, and

importantly, how Democrats overcome it.

And I've got three interviews this week.

I interview Congressman Daniel Goldman about Trump's pardon of January 6 insurrectionists.

I sit down with Potsave America's Tommy Vitor about his surprise appearance on Fox News's

Jesse Waters Show, and I'm joined by former Obama Ethics Tsar, Norm Eisen, to discuss his filing

the very first lawsuit against Trump.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

The fact that we already knew that Trump was going to engage in his strategy of flooding

the zone doesn't make it any more startling when it actually happens.

Within just days of him taking office, he's already

carried out what effectively amounts to a blitzkrieg of extremism taken right from Project

2025. He's withdrawn the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement, making the U.S. the only country

besides Iran, Libya, and Yemen not to be involved. He withdrew the U.S. from the World Health

Organization. He unconstitutionally

tried to end birthright citizenship, which is a bedrock American principle that has since been struck

down. He's rescinded executive orders issued by Biden to lower prescription drug costs,

pardoned violent January 6th criminal insurrectionists, and he's now considering inviting them

to the White House. He revoked the Equal Opportunity Employment Executive Order of 1965, which prohibited employment discrimination in

federal hiring based on race, religion, and gender, basically rolling back 60 years of progress on

civil rights. He's ordered health agencies to stop warning Americans about bird flu and to halt

production of scientific reports

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