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Just Ask the Press - Trump Blames Minnesota, DOJ Reflecting Pool Fiasco & Is the Pentagon Out of Missiles?

Aug 5
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Host Brian Karem is joined by national security expert Mark S. Zaid and journalism professor Dr. Nolan Higdon to break down the biggest news of the week.


• Trump’s claims regarding cyberattacks on US water systems across 7 states.

• The DOJ dropping charges against the Olympic canoeist in the D.C. Reflecting Pool controversy.

• The Senate standoff over Todd Blanche and threats to revive the J6 weaponization fund.

• Shocking new polls: The death of the political center and the rise of Democratic Socialism.

• Pentagon warnings over dwindling interceptor missile stockpiles in the Middle East.

• Lighthearted wrap-up: SDCC, cosplay, and pop culture nostalgia.


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