LIVE: Why Theo Von and Joe Rogan are Losing Patience with Trump

Tim Miller hosts a live stream on The Bulwark, diving into the unraveling of Donald Trump's inner circle amid a wave of firings, including Pam Bondi, and the growing discontent among former allies. He critiques the Trump administration's purge of career officials at the DOJ and FBI, highlighting the replacement of Bondi with Todd Blanche—a figure with a controversial past, including a sweetheart deal for Clayton Maxwell and a history of defending Trump’s legal team. Miller also explores the internal Democratic Party conflict over leftist streamer Hassan Piker, arguing that the centrist 'Third Way' faction’s attempt to distance itself from Piker is a strategic blunder. He contends that Piker’s audience—disaffected, anti-war, and skeptical of foreign interventions—represents a crucial demographic for Democrats to reclaim, especially given the public’s growing opposition to the war in Gaza and U.S. foreign policy under Trump. Miller warns that alienating this group by targeting Piker only strengthens the radicalization pipeline toward figures like Candace Owens, while undermining the broader anti-Trump coalition. He emphasizes that the real threat to liberal democracy is Trump’s authoritarianism, not ideological disagreements within the left.