We were told Russia was on the cusp of a civil war. An attempted coup. What happened between the Wagner Group and Russian forces? Rebekah Koffler, who served as a Russian Doctrine and Strategy specialist in the Defense Intelligence Agency, believes it was a false flag operation. She joins the show to explain why, what it means, and who is winning the war between Russia and Ukraine. She is also the author of the book Putin’s Playbook.

We were told Russia was on the cusp of a civil war. An attempted coup. What happened between the Wagner Group and Russian forces? Rebekah Koffler, who served as a Russian Doctrine and Strategy specialist in the Defense Intelligence Agency, believes it was a false flag operation. She joins the show to explain why, what it means, and who is winning the war between Russia and Ukraine. She is also the author of the book Putin’s Playbook.

The mainstream media is broken. Groupthink, fake news, and distrust are just a few words to describe it. Too many journalists now bow to the pressure of political correctness instead of standing tall for the truth. That is why Americans don’t know who to trust. The Truth with Lisa Boothe will cut through the noise and get straight to the heart of what actually matters. As a former pollster and political adviser, and now a television news commentator, Lisa has a deep understanding of the political and legislative impact of the hottest issues. That is why she has earned the trust of viewers and a reputation of being a fearless truth teller. The Truth with Lisa Boothe will not be beholden to anyone. It will stand against the herd mentality that is poisoning today’s media. Because simply stated: Lisa thinks for herself.

The mainstream media is broken. Groupthink, fake news, and distrust are just a few words to describe it. Too many journalists now bow to the pressure of political correctness instead of standing tall for the truth. That is why Americans don’t know who to trust. The Truth with Lisa Boothe will cut through the noise and get straight to the heart of what actually matters. As a former pollster and political adviser, and now a television news commentator, Lisa has a deep understanding of the political and legislative impact of the hottest issues. That is why she has earned the trust of viewers and a reputation of being a fearless truth teller. The Truth with Lisa Boothe will not be beholden to anyone. It will stand against the herd mentality that is poisoning today’s media. Because simply stated: Lisa thinks for herself.

The Truth with Lisa Boothe

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and current events with intelligence and humor. From the border crisis, to the madness of cancel culture and far-left missteps, Clay and Buck guide listeners through the latest headlines and hot topics with fun and entertaining conversations and opinions.

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and current events with intelligence and humor. From the border crisis, to the madness of cancel culture and far-left missteps, Clay and Buck guide listeners through the latest headlines and hot topics with fun and entertaining conversations and opinions.

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

What happened between the Wagner Group and Russian forces? Rebekah Koffler, who served as a Russian Doctrine and Strategy specialist in the Defense Intelligence Agency, believes it was a false flag operation

What Happened in Russia? Rebekah Koffler Weighs In

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How close is Iran to building a nuclear weapon—and has the U.S. actually set their program back?

In this episode, Lisa sits down with Vice Admiral John W. Miller, a leading expert on Iran and military strategy, to break down the reality behind the headlines. From uranium enrichment levels to the aftermath of recent U.S. strikes, this conversation cuts through the uncertainty surrounding Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

The Vice Admiral explains why Iran’s stockpile of 60% enriched uranium is so concerning, how quickly it could potentially be turned into weapons-grade material, and what we still don’t know about the location of that nuclear stockpile following recent military action.

They also dive into:


Whether U.S. bunker-buster strikes actually crippled Iran’s nuclear program


How close Iran really is to nuclear breakout


Why verification—not just negotiation—is the key to any deal


Whether Iran is negotiating in good faith or simply buying time


How internal unrest inside Iran could impact the regime’s behavior


What happens if diplomacy fails—and whether more military action is coming


How countries like Israel, China, and Russia factor into the equation

Plus, a candid assessment of President Trump’s Iran strategy—and whether it’s working.

With tensions rising and uncertainty still high, this episode gives you a clear, expert-level understanding of one of the most dangerous geopolitical flashpoints in the world today.

How close is Iran to building a nuclear weapon&mdash;and has the U.S. actually set their program back?
In this episode, Lisa sits down with Vice Admiral John W. Miller, a leading expert on Iran and military strategy, to break down the reality behind the headlines. From uranium enrichment levels to the aftermath of recent U.S. strikes, this conversation cuts through the uncertainty surrounding Iran&rsquo;s nuclear capabilities.
The Vice Admiral explains why Iran&rsquo;s stockpile of 60% enriched uranium is so concerning, how quickly it could potentially be turned into weapons-grade material, and what we still don&rsquo;t know about the location of that nuclear stockpile following recent military action.
They also dive into:
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Whether U.S. bunker-buster strikes actually crippled Iran&rsquo;s nuclear program
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How close Iran really is to nuclear breakout
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Why verification&mdash;not just negotiation&mdash;is the key to any deal
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Whether Iran is negotiating in good faith or simply buying time
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How internal unrest inside Iran could impact the regime&rsquo;s behavior
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What happens if diplomacy fails&mdash;and whether more military action is coming
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How countries like Israel, China, and Russia factor into the equation
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</ul>
Plus, a candid assessment of President Trump&rsquo;s Iran strategy&mdash;and whether it&rsquo;s working.
With tensions rising and uncertainty still high, this episode gives you a clear, expert-level understanding of one of the most dangerous geopolitical flashpoints in the world today.

How close is Iran to building a nuclear weapon—and has the U.S. actually set their program back?  In this episode, Lisa sits down with Vice Admiral John W. Miller, a leading expert on Iran and military strategy, to break down the reality behind the headlines. From uranium enrichment levels to the aftermath of recent U.S. strikes, this conversation cuts through the uncertainty surrounding Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

The Truth with Lisa Boothe: How Close Is Iran to a Nuclear Weapon? Breaking Down Trump’s Strategy & What Comes Next

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What does the Supreme Court’s decision on IEEPA actually mean for President Trump’s tariff strategy—and the future of the U.S. economy?

In this episode, Lisa is joined by International Law Attorney, Nazak Nikakhtar who breaks down the high-stakes ruling that limits the president’s ability to impose tariffs under emergency powers—and explains why it may not slow Trump down at all. From Sections 232, 301, and 338 to national security-based trade actions, the administration still has powerful tools to reshape global trade.

We dive into:


Why the Supreme Court blocked IEEPA tariffs—and what comes next


How Trump can still impose sweeping tariffs using other legal authorities


The real goal behind tariffs: reducing debt, boosting U.S. manufacturing, and countering China


Whether tariffs are actually a “tax” on American consumers


What CPI and inflation data reveal about the real economic impact


The growing decoupling between U.S. businesses and China


How global supply chains—and national security—are driving trade policy


The long road to rebuilding American manufacturing

Nazak also explains why critics may be missing the bigger picture—and why tariffs could play a central role in reversing decades of wage stagnation and industrial decline.

What does the Supreme Court&rsquo;s decision on IEEPA actually mean for President Trump&rsquo;s tariff strategy&mdash;and the future of the U.S. economy?
In this episode, Lisa is joined by International Law Attorney, Nazak Nikakhtar who breaks down the high-stakes ruling that limits the president&rsquo;s ability to impose tariffs under emergency powers&mdash;and explains why it may not slow Trump down at all. From Sections 232, 301, and 338 to national security-based trade actions, the administration still has powerful tools to reshape global trade.
We dive into:
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Why the Supreme Court blocked IEEPA tariffs&mdash;and what comes next
</li>
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How Trump can still impose sweeping tariffs using other legal authorities
</li>
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The real goal behind tariffs: reducing debt, boosting U.S. manufacturing, and countering China
</li>
<li data-start="1048" data-end="1110">
Whether tariffs are actually a &ldquo;tax&rdquo; on American consumers
</li>
<li data-start="1111" data-end="1180">
What CPI and inflation data reveal about the real economic impact
</li>
<li data-start="1181" data-end="1241">
The growing decoupling between U.S. businesses and China
</li>
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How global supply chains&mdash;and national security&mdash;are driving trade policy
</li>
<li data-start="1318" data-end="1372">
The long road to rebuilding American manufacturing
</li>
</ul>
Nazak also explains why critics may be missing the bigger picture&mdash;and why tariffs could play a central role in reversing decades of wage stagnation and industrial decline.

What does the Supreme Court’s decision on IEEPA actually mean for President Trump’s tariff strategy—and the future of the U.S. economy?  In this episode, Lisa is joined by International Law Attorney, Nazak Nikakhtar who breaks down the high-stakes ruling that limits the president’s ability to impose tariffs under emergency powers—and explains why it may not slow Trump down at all.

The Truth with Lisa Boothe: Trump Tariffs After the Supreme Court: What the Ruling Means for Trade, China & U.S. Jobs

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With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, the biggest question facing Republicans is clear: can they win without Donald Trump on the ballot?

In this in-depth conversation, Lisa is joined veteran strategist John McLaughlin breaks down the critical turnout gap shaping recent elections, why Democrats may currently hold a slight advantage, and what Republicans must do now to rebuild the coalition that powered victories in 2016 and 2024.

From the importance of Trump-era issue alignment—including immigration, tax cuts, and working-class economic policy—to the danger of voter drop-off in 2025 races, this episode dives into the data, the strategy, and the stakes.

We also explore:


Why Trump voters aren’t turning out at the same levels—and how to fix it


The 80% issues Republicans may be failing to capitalize on, like voter ID and border security


How Democratic policies on taxes, spending, and immigration could reshape the midterms


The growing disconnect between economic data and voter perception


Why messaging—and where voters get their information—may decide the election


Early insights into the 2028 Democratic primary battle, including Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, and the rising progressive wing

Plus: What history—from the 2002 and 2010 elections—can teach us about defying midterm trends, and whether Republicans are making the same mistakes all over again.

👉 Bottom line: It’s not about personality—it’s about issues, turnout, and communication. And right now, both parties are fighting to define all three.

With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, the biggest question facing Republicans is clear: can they win without Donald Trump on the ballot?
In this in-depth conversation, Lisa is joined veteran strategist John McLaughlin breaks down the&nbsp;critical turnout gap shaping recent elections, why Democrats may currently hold a slight advantage, and what Republicans must do now to rebuild the coalition that powered victories in 2016 and 2024.
From the importance of Trump-era issue alignment&mdash;including immigration, tax cuts, and working-class economic policy&mdash;to the danger of voter drop-off in 2025 races, this episode dives into the data, the strategy, and the stakes.
We also explore:
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Why Trump voters aren&rsquo;t turning out at the same levels&mdash;and how to fix it
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The 80% issues Republicans may be failing to capitalize on, like voter ID and border security
</li>
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How Democratic policies on taxes, spending, and immigration could reshape the midterms
</li>
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The growing disconnect between economic data and voter perception
</li>
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Why messaging&mdash;and where voters get their information&mdash;may decide the election
</li>
<li data-start="1442" data-end="1576">
Early insights into the 2028 Democratic primary battle, including Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, and the rising progressive wing
</li>
</ul>
Plus: What history&mdash;from the 2002 and 2010 elections&mdash;can teach us about defying midterm trends, and whether Republicans are making the same mistakes all over again.
👉 Bottom line: It&rsquo;s not about personality&mdash;it&rsquo;s about issues, turnout, and communication. And right now, both parties are fighting to define all three.

With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, the biggest question facing Republicans is clear: can they win without Donald Trump on the ballot?  In this in-depth conversation, Lisa is joined veteran strategist John McLaughlin breaks down the critical turnout gap shaping recent elections, why Democrats may currently hold a slight advantage, and what Republicans must do now to rebuild the coalition that powered victories in 2016 and 2024.

The Truth with Lisa Boothe: Midterms 2026: Can Republicans Win Without Trump? Turnout, Taxes & Voter Strategy Breakdown

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What Happened in Russia? Rebekah Koffler Weighs In

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