Trump chose Gaetz for his loyalty and ability to execute Trump's vision for the Department of Justice, which includes dismantling the deep state and addressing the politicization of the DOJ and FBI.
Concerns include his controversial past, ongoing investigations, and the likelihood of securing 51 votes in the Senate, particularly from moderate Republicans like Murkowski and Collins.
Trump's nomination of Gabbard reflects his strategy of picking loyalists who can disrupt the status quo and execute his agenda, despite potential establishment resistance.
Democrats are upset because Gabbard's views on intelligence collection align more with libertarian perspectives, which conflict with the more aggressive data collection practices favored by the establishment.
The meeting signifies a return to traditional norms of peaceful transitions of power, despite the intense political animosity between the two, and serves to humiliate Biden by making him acknowledge Trump's victory.
They are leaving X due to changes in the platform's terms of service, which they perceive as favoring conservative viewpoints and undermining their ability to shape political discourse.
The departure of these personalities does not significantly impact X's user engagement, as the platform continues to see record highs in activity and new users joining.
The postmortem highlights the Democrats' struggle to understand and address the issues that led to their loss, including their failure to connect with voters on pocketbook issues and their over-reliance on identity politics.
Noem is seen as a strong pick because she has experience as a governor, a focus on border security, and the support of key figures like Stephen Miller and Tom Homan, which contrasts sharply with the current administration's approach.
The media's coverage often reflects biases by focusing on sensationalism and identity politics rather than substantive issues, which alienates a significant portion of the electorate and undermines their credibility.
Megyn Kelly is joined by the Ruthless podcast hosts Josh Holmes, Comfortably Smug, Michael Duncan, and John Ashbrook to talk about Donald Trump’s decision to name Rep. Matt Gaetz as his pick for Attorney General, the shockwaves that sent through the D.C. establishment, whether Gaetz can actually get confirmed, the drama coming at the Matt Gaetz confirmation hearing, why Gaetz is so controversial in Congress, how he took down AG Garland at a recent hearing, Trump's nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence, why Gabbard is terrifying to the establishment, Trump meeting with a smiling Joe Biden at the White House, Jill Biden looking angry with Kamala Harris this week, the Democrats struggling to reckon with their massive loss, their inability to figure out why Trump won again, Rachel Zegler's anti-Trump and anti-Trump voters post, how out-of-touch she and other celebrities are, the hypocrisy in allowing her to star in Disney's "Snow White," Don Lemon, Joy Reid, and others performatively quitting X, their need for echo chambers at all times, and more.
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