Trump's iron grip on the presidency gets decidedly weaker after the week from hell.

And I'm joined by Pod Save America's Tommy Vitor to discuss the latest Epstein photo drop,

California Attorney General Rob Banta to discuss beating Trump in court,

and Senator John Ossoff to discuss Republicans' refusal to extend ACA subsidies,

which will skyrocket health care costs in 2026.

I'm Brian Taylor Cohen, and you're listening to

No Lie. To claim that the last week has been one of Trump's worst would be an understatement.

So let's talk about where the GOP stands after just the last few days. In Indiana, Republicans in

the state Senate defy Trump after he and his mouthpieces demanded that they draw a 9-to-0 congressional map, culminating into death threats and swatting against Republicans who wouldn't publicly commit to doing so.

At the end of the day, more Republicans ultimately voted against the effort than voted for it.

So this takes Indiana out of the redistricting war and basically turns the entire

map redrawing effort around the country into a wash for Republicans after Trump had tried to

engineer himself a permanent majority in the House. So this was effectively the first time that

any Republicans felt okay publicly rebuking the president to this extent. In court, Trump's third

attempt at inditing New York

Attorney General Letitia James failed, and his retribution agenda has not only stalled, but frankly,

embarrassed his hack prosecutors who themselves are likely going to be sanctioned or even lose their

law licenses for abusing their positions like they have, which means that Alina Haba and

Lindsay Halligan will likely join Rudy Giuliani,

Kenneth Chesbrough, John Eastman, and Jenna Ellis in the list of Trump attorneys who have sacrificed

their livelihoods in their desperation to please the God King. In Congress, the House Oversight Committee

released yet another tranche of photos from the Epstein estate, showing Trump hanging out with

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