Each week, the Washington Examiner brings to life the pages of its magazine with exclusive insight from the articles’ authors in the show Inside Scoop.
In this episode, magazine executive editor Jim Antle analyzes the rift between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk over the Trump-backed reconciliation bill.
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“The big, beautiful bill has caused a big, not so beautiful, bromance breakup,” Antle said. “The battle between Trump and Musk seems very difficult to walk back from.”
Antle sits down with Jamie McIntyre, a senior defense and national security writer, to discuss the cover story on how Ukraine’s Operation Spider’s Web sneak attack offers lessons for the United States and Russia.
“There’s a revolution involving the use of drone warfare,” McIntyre said. “Ukraine’s attack on Jun 1 was like the evolution of the revolution. It was ingenious. It was creative. I think almost every account of it used the word audacious.”
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Our in-depth report this week features Andrea Ruth’s article on how the Trump administration is targeting artificial food dyes. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has focused on the threat of artificial food dyes, promoting natural alternatives instead. However, despite the Food and Drug Administration’s actions, confusion persists over the ban’s implementation and potential legal challenges.
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