In this episode of The Bulwark Podcast, Tim Miller and Bill Kristol discuss Donald Trump's consolidation of power and the Republican party's alignment with his agenda, despite his unpopular policies. They analyze Trump's attacks on institutions and the lack of strong opposition from corporate leaders, referencing Ken Griffin's mild criticism of the Fed. The conversation covers Trump's recent actions, including the killing of Venezuelan boat members, potential war crimes, and the possibility of military action in Chicago. They critique Vice President Vance's defense of these actions and discuss the upcoming government shutdown fight, emphasizing the need for Democrats to have specific demands and a clear strategy. Finally, they touch on the cancellation of Tom Hanks' award ceremony at the U.S. Military Academy due to Trump's pettiness.
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