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Dan Bongino, former FBI No. 2, returns to podcasting next month

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By Tal Axelrod
| Axios Verified
Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino will resume his podcast on Feb. 2, marking the grassroots return of one of the right's most prominent brawlers. Why it matters: Bongino left his popular show to become the FBI's No. 2 in March, and his return to the microphone revives one of the most popular podcasts in the right's media ecosystem. Since leaving his administration post earlier this month, he has hammered critics within the right and has teased a no-holds-barred tone once his show resumes.
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From "America First" to "Manifest Destiny": MAGA eyes foreign expansion

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By Tal Axelrod
| Axios Verified
MAGA is pressing the Trump administration to write a new chapter in America's expansionist history — one that adds territory and influence as part of a new Western empire. Why it matters: On its face, MAGA's imperial turn is a head-spinning reversal for a movement built around hostility to "endless wars" in the Middle East.
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"Neocon smear": MAGA rejects pure isolationism after Maduro capture

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By Tal Axelrod
| Axios Verified
Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios President Trump's audacious capture of Nicolás Maduro has landed favorably with much of his MAGA base, challenging the notion that an "America First" foreign policy demands pure isolationism. Why it matters: MAGA's rejection of "forever wars" — reinforced by Trump's campaign promise of "no new wars" — is often mistaken for blanket opposition to U.S. power abroad.
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