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Trump–Musk feud

Trump–Musk feud

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Sep 22, 2026

James O'BrienHOST
41:17
And the lady from Piddington, of course, is Rachel, who called us, I think, last week and who had been filmed by Victoria Derbyshire on Newsnight expressing her misgivings about what was going on in her village of Piddington.
James O'BrienHOST
41:29
where a Trump-Musk supporting parish councillor had been celebrating the victories of a meaningless referendum about declaring independence from the rest of England.
James O'BrienHOST
41:40
And, of course, the point that has been made severally since then is that women live in constant fear of men in almost every imaginable context.
James O'BrienHOST
41:48
So why do they suddenly care so much about the issue? Why do these men suddenly care so much about the issue? when it is refugees or asylum seekers moving in up the road.
Patrick BoyleHOST
37:11
If anything, they've likely become a permanent feature of the overall scandal, filling the void left by unanswered questions and institutional failures.
Patrick BoyleHOST
37:21
If you found this video interesting, you should watch my video on the Trump-Musk blowup next.
Patrick BoyleHOST
37:27
Don't forget to check out our sponsor Brilliant using the link in the description, and talk to you in the next video.
Bob BoutelierHOST
11:17
Musk escalated rather than retreated, launching another vicious public broadside against the administration, even after the initial blowback made clear that Trump was not going to quietly absorb the criticism.
Bob BoutelierHOST
11:33
the relationship which had been one of the most unusual power-sharing arrangements in modern american political history collapsed into open mutual hostility with a speed that surprised even close observers of both men For business leaders, the Musk-Trump breakup is not primarily a story about two difficult personalities.
Bob BoutelierHOST
11:56
It's a case study about how this administration actually allocates and withdraws influence, and what that means for anyone who believes proximity to power is a durable business asset.
Bob BoutelierHOST
12:11
The core lesson is structural.
Larry SchweikartHOST
0:23
This is Today's News.
Larry SchweikartHOST
0:25
The news of today's the history of tomorrow, and our headlines are: Trump-Musk PACs start spending.
Larry SchweikartHOST
0:33
AFD, the German political party, wins big in Germany.
Larry SchweikartHOST
0:38
And The New York Slimes now is concerned about the New Hampshire Senate race.
Ralph NaderHOST
65:34
inadequate water, et cetera, that the AID was supplying to these people in Africa and Asia and South America.
Ralph NaderHOST
65:44
So that's another number that has to be brought to the forefront because that was a direct shutdown by the But the Trump-Musk criminal enterprise is called
Lawrence WilkersonGUEST
65:54
Doge.
Lawrence WilkersonGUEST
65:54
You can add to that the millions, I think, probably tens of millions, who are going to die from starvation or lack of water to drink from what Trump is doing in Iran right now.

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