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Today we're going to talk about Trump and Republicans rapidly abandoning their own base

with an agenda that seems engineered to lose them support.

And I have three interviews. I sit down with Potsave America's Tommy Vitor to discuss the immediate implications of Trump abandoning Ukraine and the broader implications of the U.S. realigning the global world order.

I interview Texas State Representative James Telerico about the rise of Christian nationalism and how we reverse

that tide. And I'm joined by the ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee, Brendan Boyle,

to discuss the Republicans' budget proposal and what it will mean for working class Americans.

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

So you've all seen the unhinged Oval Office fight this past week, where Trump and J.D. Vance

handed a gift to Vladimir Putin in the form of a shouting match with Ukrainian President Zelensky,

ultimately culminating into Zelensky getting thrown out of the White House,

peace talks called off, and a virtual assurance to Russia that American aid to Ukraine is no longer on the table.

And the implications here are obviously massive.

Not only could this end Ukraine's hopes of winning the war, which would obviously mean more

death and destruction at the hands of Putin's murderous regime.

But without the United States, that may very well mean the end of NATO.

NATO is responsible for the longest period of peace in modern world history.

If the post-World War II alliance falters, we could enter into a new modern era of imperialism,

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