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• Mon, June 2, 2025

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by: HuffPost

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by: OPB

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Trump's Domestic War Media, Law, and Higher Ed in the Crosshairs | CNN Politics

Michael Smerconish breaks down President Donald Trump's campaign against core U.S. institutions at home. In his second term, he's targeting legacy media, elite universities, and major law firms with lawsuits, executive orders, and funding threats. Critics argue these battles are less about reform and more about retribution. With outlets settling and universities under financial siege, the long-term impact on democratic safeguards is growing. Smerconish explores how Trump's personal crusade is reshaping America's pillars of accountability.

The content at the provided URL is a video segment from CNN discussing former President Donald Trump's ongoing conflicts with various sectors of American society, particularly focusing on his criticisms and proposed actions against the media, legal system, and higher education institutions. Trump's rhetoric has intensified, targeting what he perceives as biased media coverage, alleging judicial corruption, and suggesting reforms or investigations into universities he believes promote liberal ideologies. The video highlights how these attacks are part of a broader strategy to undermine institutions that Trump views as antagonistic to his political agenda, raising concerns about the potential erosion of democratic norms and the independence of these key societal pillars.

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