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The Thoughtcrime crew dive into the most exciting and relevant questions of the week, including:

-Should MAGA be isolationist?

-Have political betting markets become a threat to American national security?

-Is it okay to make a musical about Luigi Mangione? Should we go watch it?

-Should kids be allowed to disrupt church?

Tune into Thoughtcrime and interact with the cast live each Thursday night on Rumble at 6 pm Eastern.

Kristi Noem is out at DHS, and Markwayne Mullin is in. The show dissects how the president’s first Cabinet shuffle will be used by moderates to pressure the president to weaken his core promises, and how that absolutely must not happen. Mark Halperin breaks down the politics of the Iran conflict. Then, there’s another round of subscriber questions, such as:

-How does the team build faith amid the grief of losing Charlie?
-Is it worth considering a compromise on immigration that includes some amnesty?
-Why do members of the far left celebrate figures like the ayatollah?

There are two different fronts in the ongoing Iran conflict: The air war in the Middle East, and the airwaves war to convince the public back home. Andrew and Blake discuss the big success on the first front and how it contrasts with the work that still needs to be done on the second. North Carolina journalist and ex-nuclear engineer Matt Van Swol talks about crime, corruption, and Iran’s potential to get a nuclear weapon. Plus, the show tracks the crumbling fortunes of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, whose replacement by President Trump is announced live during the show.

The Democrats have their “star” of the 2026 cycle, Texas senate nominee James Talarico, who is here to provide a “Christian” and “moderate” spin on the party. But the reality is, Talarico isn’t moderate, he’s just white. The show dives into the dark truth about the new Democrat standardbearer, and talks to Steve Toth about Texas’s other primary outcomes, starting with his upset of Dan Crenshaw. Two TPUSA students describe how young people are reacting to the Iran war, while retired Admiral Bob Harward gives his optimistic take on the tactical situation there.