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Hey folks,
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie is going scorched-earth on Donald Trump’s own party, and he’s not holding back. From the Epstein files to Pete Hegseth’s potential impeachment to Trump’s war in Iran, Massie is exposing some serious cracks inside the GOP just days before the midterms.
And here’s the thing: I don’t agree with Massie on much. But when someone is willing to stand up to corruption in their own party, we need to talk about it.
Here’s what we get into:
[00:00:29] Thomas Massie breaks with Trump over the Epstein files and the Justice Department’s failure to hold powerful people accountable.
[00:02:03] Massie predicts a better-than-50% chance of impeaching Pete Hegseth as Republicans prepare for a chaotic lame-duck session.
[00:04:28] Why Massie’s brutal criticism of Washington’s political establishment reveals something bigger about corruption and accountability.
[00:07:24] Netanyahu’s election fraud claims, Elon Musk’s Ukraine controversy, and the growing backlash against Trump’s war in Iran.
[00:10:46] The GOP’s staggering hypocrisy and why building a massive, cross-party coalition could be essential to protecting the midterm elections.
This isn’t about suddenly agreeing with Thomas Massie on everything. It’s about recognizing that Donald Trump’s grip on the Republican Party is showing real signs of weakness, and that people across the political spectrum are fed up with corruption, reckless wars, and politicians putting themselves ahead of the American people. If we’re going to defend our democracy, we need a coalition big enough to win. If you value independent voices willing to call out corruption wherever it happens, help me keep this work going.
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With urgency,
—Mike
