How Pres. Trump Is Using Project 2025 to Reshape America
Season 2025
Episode 7292
About the Episode
At almost 1000 pages long, Project 2025 is an ambitious, and controversial, right-wing blueprint for transforming executive power. Just over 200 days into Trump's second term, one online tracker says the agenda is nearly halfway through completion. Journalist David Graham joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss what this means for average Americans, and for American foreign policy.
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Extras
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Bill Browder: Putin Has “No Intention of Negotiating” Ahead of Trump Summit
Bill Browder discusses his expectations for the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska.18:00 -
State Rep. James Talarico on Why He Fled Texas to Fight Gerrymandering
Texas State Rep. James Talarico joins to discuss the Republican-backed plan to redistrict in Texas.17:59 -
D.C. Councilmember on Trump’s Crackdown: “Not the Appropriate Response”
D.C. Councilmember Brooke Pinto discusses Trump's deployment of the National Guard in the district.18:24 -
What USAID Cuts Mean in Sudan: People Will Starve, Says Journalist
Journalists Anne Applebaum and Lynsey Addario share what they witnessed covering Sudan's civil war.18:39 -
Why Trump Is Winning Over Nonwhite Voters
Professor Daniel Martinez Hosang discusses why more Americans of color are supporting Trump.17:15 -
Federal Immigration Judges Who Were Fired From the DOJ Speak Out
Jennifer Peyton and George Pappas discuss their sudden firings from immigration court.17:55 -
How the Atomic Bomb Redefined Geopolitics — 80 Years On
Garrett Graff discusses his new book "The Devil Reached Toward the Sky."18:30 -
“Boustany:” A Palestinian Chef’s Tribute to Food, Memory and Identity
Sami Tamimi discusses his new cookbook, "Boustany."17:30 -
Journalist Shares What He Saw in Gaza: “People Are Starving Right Now”
Journalist Afeef Nessouli shares what he saw in Gaza.17:42 -
Congress Banned TikTok. So Why Is It Still on Your Phone?
Glenn Gerstell explains why U.S. lawmakers have gone quiet about the dangers of TikTok.17:37
