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Trump Doubles Down on Extremism, Promotes Stephen Miller

Plus, Jensen Huang’s honeypot problem

Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov discuss the latest updates in the wake of the blue tsunami.

Trump has tapped Stephen Miller, the architect of some of his most divisive policies, as his new chief of staff, and ordered the Justice Department to investigate top Democrats. Democrats say Miller’s promotion is a clear signal that Trump is doubling down on the very agenda voters just rejected. Is there any chance of Trump reaching across the aisle to work with Democrats?

The midterm wipeout isn’t just creating problems for Donald Trump. It’s also throwing JD Vance’s political future into question. Could his allegiance to Trump tank Vance’s chances at a presidential run?

And Democrats are already having their own conversation about the party’s next generation of leadership. Can Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer win the support of their party?

Democrats are moving toward an aggressive accountability agenda, pushing for Pete Hegseth’s impeachment. And even Republicans are pushing for his ousting …

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