Lew unloads on terrible communications that reflect severe policy mistakes now coming out of the Trump White House’s political operation. This group is headed by Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and her aide James Blair, political consultant Chris LaCiVita, and pollster Tony Fabriezio. He specifically references Blair’s recent White House memo to quit talking about mass deportations, efforts to put Bobby Kennedy and MAHA “in a box” based on Fabriezio’s polling, the disastrous Trump Truth Social post supporting genital mutilation of children “with parental consent,” and the earlier reversal about the importance of the Epstein files.
Last week he examined the terrible messaging reflecting likely policy confusion about our new war with Iran. This week Lew also highlights the rumored intention of Trump to endorse LaCivita’s RINO candidate John Cornyn in Texas and his obsessive war against Ron Paul favorite Thomas Massie in Kentucky.
It is critical for Trump to have the GOP win the congressional elections in November, an off-year, “base election.” Polls show MAHA and mass deportations are more popular than ever, and that the youth in particular are still very concerned about any cover-up related to Jeffrey Epstein. But the Trump political operation appears to primarily concerned with the agendas of corporate America and Israel, and a midterm electoral disaster is looming as a result.
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Look around you.
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Wrong rules the land while waiting justice sleeps.
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I saw in the congress
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and crossing the country,
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campaigning with Ron Paul.
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Tyranny
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rising,
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unspeakable
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evil,
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manifesting,
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devils lying about our heritage who want to
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enslave and replace us.
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But we are Americans
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with a manifest
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destiny to bring the new Jerusalem
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of endless
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possibilities.
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But first, this fight
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for freedom.
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Be a part of it. But don't delay
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because this is the hour of decision.
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Hour of decision with Lou Moore starts now.
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Welcome to the one hundred and tenth episode
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of hour of decision.
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My name is Lou Moore.
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And today, we're gonna be talking about
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gambling with MAGA again. This is part two.
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The title of this episode is Coalition
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Fraying,
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gambling
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with the Make America Great
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again
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movement.
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So we're at war.
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I'm gonna touch on it a little bit
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today, but not really well, that will not
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be my major focus, but it is the
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major backdrop
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because wars like this are the major backdrop
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of everything,
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with the federal government once they get underway.
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And we hope they're you know, frequently, they're
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not the backdrop when they get more and
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more serious.
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I wanna review a little bit what I
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feel like we needed from Trump.
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He's not our national savior. I never said
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he was.
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He came into a very difficult situation,
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and we needed a few things from him.
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We needed
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as a movement, as a patriotic movement to
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be protected
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in our first amendment rights,
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in our freedom of assembly rights, in our
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rights to have a bank account without being
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debanked.
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We needed the and we needed our vote
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counted
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accurately
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and to make sure that we are not
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having to deal with rigged elections
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information
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voters.
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We needed an accounting from the deep state,
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not just because it's justice
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or not just because it's right. It's because
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we have to take a lot of people
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off the board who otherwise
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will come right back at the patriotic movement
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the first chance
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they get.
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So we needed that.
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We needed that. We needed the border sealed
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off, and we needed a large
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movement forward
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for mass
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deportations.
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We needed that.
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We needed it before Biden came in, but
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certainly after he was there because of the
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15 to 20 to 25. I mean, there's
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several numbers out there, but the many, many,
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many
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millions of illegal aliens had poured over our
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borders in the last few years,
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that has to be corrected. It just absolutely
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has to be corrected. We can't just move
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on from that, folks.
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That's number two.
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Number three,
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we needed Trump to save our dollar and
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protect our economy from collapse.
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Now that's a mixed bag on on many
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fronts, but, he's doing a lot of things
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toward that. And now I'll go back in
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a minute at what he is not doing
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is doing and not doing according to me.
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And fourth, we needed
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to keep the three flashpoints of the world,
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Ukraine, the Mid East, and
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the theater around China,
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specifically the area, where Taiwan is located,
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from turning into World War three
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as we attempt to do these other things
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within the borders of our own country that
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are absolutely
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necessary.
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So the battle with the deep state is
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not going well.
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It's not going slowly. It's going so slowly.
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And this will be a theme with so
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many things now, folks.
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We're being told constantly now it's just too
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difficult. We just don't have enough personnel at
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the Department of Justice. We just don't have
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this. We don't have that. Folks,
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we liked Trump
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because he showed us how to win. He
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showed us how to defy
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the establishment,
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the established reasoning,
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and literally defy the odds,
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which he a, proclivity he's now showing in
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another area,
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hence the title
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of this episode, but I'll get back I'll
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get back to that in a minute.
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But this is what Trump brings to us,
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and this we need to have it, folks.
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We're running out of time. Our civilization
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is running out of time. America is running
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out of time
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to do the correctives that need to be
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done
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to keep this country from becoming something else,
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like a communist
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country.
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So not good enough.
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Not good enough even close
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out of the Department of Justice.
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We're now starting to see some real progress
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on the election integrity air area, but it's
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still glacial
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progress when we need rapid progress. But there
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is progress.
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There is good faith effort
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on the part of the Trump administration, particularly
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on the election integrity issue.
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Our biggest problem right now is the congress.
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That's another story
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with the Save Act.
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But but there is good faith effort there,
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but it's just moving slow. We hear as
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far as the deep state issue overall, we
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keep hearing about these grand juries and all
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these people are gonna be perp walked and
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indicted.
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Hasn't happened, folks. We're well more than a
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year into it.
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And how much more time does Trump have?
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How much more time does Trump have with
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political capital?
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The economy, a mixed bag, but
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definitely retarding the progress on the economy with
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some recent events over in The Middle East
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prompted by The United States Of America
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or maybe more accurately prompted by the state
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of Israel
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working in concert with The United States Of
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America.
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Looking at oil prices. And there are people
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who are all over the map, and people
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who
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love Trump are going rah rah rah, everything
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will be great, and people who now wanna
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make a big name for themselves
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are saying nothing but gloom and doom. This
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is the dishonesty
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that goes on when there is a war.
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If you're lucky to even get two sides
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to the issue during a war.
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And so it's difficult to know, but it
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seems like it's pretty clear that there is
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going to be a disruption of the oil
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prices for at least a while, and every
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single day there is this disruption,
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it is bad for the economy
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of The United States Of America.
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So there's that. And then, of course, the
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fourth one, as I said, was keeping the
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peace. And I said earlier in an earlier
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episode, keeping Israel in the box.
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We have utterly failed at that.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
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without relitigating
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again, you know, how much,
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Trump how much Israel is following Trump and
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how much Trump is following Israel,
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Some disturbing evidence in that area to be
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sure. But, anyway,
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we got the war.
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We got the war, and we don't have
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we don't have
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the situation we need to do these major
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correctives at home with the deep state and
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with mass
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deportations.
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We're endangering economic gains we've made,
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and the
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new system that Trump is trying to inaugurate,
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which I am totally in support of,
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the tariff system, the America first economic system.
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And,
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we rebuilt the military, and now we're using
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it for the benefit of Israel primarily.
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Not a fan of that. Anyhow.
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So that's what we wanted from Trump, and
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we're not getting a lot of it.
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And then we need him.
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What else we need from Trump is we
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need Trump to defy the odds,
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a theme of this episode, it looks like,
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and make sure the Republicans hold the house,
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hold the senate, and hold off
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the dogs
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who would spend the rest of Trump's administration
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trying to impeach him and destroying what is
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left of his political capital.
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We have to prevent this, folks.
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I don't care if you still love Trump
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or if you now absolutely
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hate him because of what you've heard on
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some show
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about this war.
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We need this, folks. What, it it it,
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you know, it doesn't matter how sincere Trump
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is. It doesn't a lot of these things
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don't matter. We there are certain things that
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we can do as a grassroots
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movement,
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building,
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building in knowledge, building in understanding,
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and America first movement.
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There's things we can do for ourselves and
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our local communities, and then there's just some
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things we have to rely on
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Trump for. That's just a fact.
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It doesn't make any difference if he's a
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nice guy. It doesn't make any difference if
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he lied about something. It doesn't all that
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matters
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is that we have
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the atmosphere
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for us to continue to grow as a
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patriotic movement.
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I've been saying this for a long, long,
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long time,
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and I do like a lot of things
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Trump has done. And I'm not gonna judge
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him on I'm not gonna judge Trump.
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But I am gonna issue this warning and
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continue the issuance of this warning
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that he is gambling with the base that
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was created.
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And by far the most central figure in
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that creation is him.
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He's gambling with that base. When we are
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coming up into an election where it would
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be a heavy, heavy lift no matter what
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the situation was around the president
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to hold the house
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with such a razor thin margin and guarantee
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that we hold the senate and maybe get
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a few extra senators
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that actually are Republicans,
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and not some of the ones that we
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I won't go through the list of obvious,
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and some may not be so obvious to
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you that are really in the weeds,
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ready to stab the president in the back
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at the first opportunity. There's plenty of them
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as well
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on our team, so to speak, the Republican
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side in the senate. So it's a heavy
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lift to say the least. But now I
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wanna talk about a number
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of very disturbing things
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that I am seeing
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beyond the war.
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I talked about that last week.
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Look at that episode, my general feelings about
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that, and I'm not trying to be a
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new show here. And, this is being recorded
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on Thursday, March
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12.
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I wanna be clear, so who knows what's
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gonna happen between now and the time you
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are able to hear this on Liberty News
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Radio or on one of the other platforms
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we are on.
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But, anyway, I am very disturbed
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by the drift of events, the drift of
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messaging, the drift of emphasis,
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the obvious
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drift
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that I get
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from the top political generals around Trump, and
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I'm going to name names because it's to
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make it clear.
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Chief of staff, Susie Wiles,
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the one
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who is compiling an enemy's list of people
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in our movement. The person who said glibly
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to some corporate media person that her job
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was gonna be to keep the clown car
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out of the Oval Office,
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which was a direct assault on conservative patriots,
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the ones that got Trump elected, the ones
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that did the things that need that need
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to be done to get elected.
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Chris LaCivita.
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We're gonna talk about him in this episode,
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folks. He's the political guru,
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has worked at the side of Susie Wiles.
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He was a campaign manager for Trump in
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2024.
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Tony Fabrizio,
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their pollster at this moment,
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and we're gonna talk about him. And then
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James Blair,
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who is a top assistant,
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I think the top assistant would be accurate,
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to Susie Wiles.
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These are the people, who are running the
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White House and are running more importantly even
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than that, the political operation right now that
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is supposed to be protecting
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the MAGA movement and protecting the president of
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The United States from disaster
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in November.
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And I say Trump's coalition is fraying.
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Susie Wiles said the same thing in a
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closed door briefing at the Capitol Hill Club,
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a club I'm very familiar with. It's right
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off.
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It's just half a block,
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depends on which office building Congressional Office building
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you leave from or which one your office
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is in if you're in congress or in
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the senate. It's right up there on Capitol
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Hill, folks. It's right in the center of
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things. It's a private republican club. She had
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a big briefing in there, closed door, but,
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of course, people talk
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in Washington DC,
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and the coalition
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is fraying.
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Independents
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are fleeing.
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This is what she told the congressional leadership.
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Independents are fleeing. Hispanic males are fleeing the
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coalition.
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Trump is down to 41% approval, and, of
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course, that goes bounce up and down, and
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that's not the most important thing. But, it's
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a fact
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that she said that to them.
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But what I'm seeing out of this operation
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is causing this.
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It is the problem.
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And I'm gonna it's gonna start with two
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political races going on right now to illustrate
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that fact, and the most important one
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is the one in Texas
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where the Trump political operation
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has allowed $80
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of funds, a lot of them from the
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widow's mite, and for people that are harassed
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day and night with these text messages, these
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damn cursed
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fundraising text messages
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that these people are sending out now, you
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know, I get 25 a day. If I
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don't get 25 of them, there's something wrong.
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And and, anyway, I won't get that whole
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topic
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of how they're raising money now from the
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grassroots, but it's abominable.
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But that money, not to mention the corporate
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money, which is a little more to the
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point,
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$80
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to keep John Cornyn,
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a George Bush Republican senator, a senator who
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loved doctor Fauci, a senator who attacked the
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j six people, a senator who couldn't get
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rid of Trump fast enough and didn't say
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a word in his defense or a word
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on his behalf or a good word about
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him
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for most
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of the last few years.
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They are spending this money
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to keep him in office and keep out
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the most dedicated attorney general in The United
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States for the MAGA movement, the most stalwart
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defender of Donald Trump, I would say practically
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in America,
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Ken Paxton.
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They're spent they spent Ken Paxton raised $4.
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They raised $80
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in this Texas primary, and he couldn't even
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get out of the primary. They're going to
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a runoff.
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I mean, this is a sitting US senator
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that's spending $80
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in a primary, and he's getting 40% of
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the vote.
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But when I say
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they are doing this and I'm referring to
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the Trump operation,
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his campaign manager, his chief consultant is Chris
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LaCivita, folks.
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I think Tony Fabrizio is his pollster.
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This is the Trump operation.
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And they were hinting
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they were hinting after the runoff when Paxton
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made the runoff and Paxton got just about
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as many votes as Cornyn. I can't remember
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the totals. They're both around 40%.
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That Trump would be endorsing Cornyn and all
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the smart reporters in DC that are getting
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leaked to constantly, folks,
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scumbag
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corporate reporters that are being used and are
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working in league
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with this same operation because they are constantly
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getting scoops that are good information,
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not propaganda.
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They were all saying, you know, at political,
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Axios. Axios is the primary one I'm referring
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to. They get excellent information because the White
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House is leaking like a sieve, and it's
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all organized kinda leaking.
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I mean, it has all the earmarks of
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it
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that they were gonna endorse Cornyn.
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But now there's pushback,
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huge pushback.
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And thank God even Don Junior has gotten
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into this, oh, ever so slightly.
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And so
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Trump has delayed. He was going to announce
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right away,
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which one had to drop out.
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And then we're gonna get into that in
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a minute too, his endorsements and
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anyway.
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And then because the other guy had to
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drop out because he was going to endorse
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one of them
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because they have to hold this senate seat.
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Of course, they're running against a psychotic Democrat
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that believes there's like six genders. It is
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a nutcase.
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And folks, we are talking about Texas.
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But,
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this is crazy.
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And the paid influencer campaign coming, I believe,
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from Chris LaCivita
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attacking
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stalwart mega
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influencers because they're supporting Ken Paxton.
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This is wrong, folks.
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This is wrong on so
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many levels, but it's not smart politics.
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And now I will get to the punchline
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of this part of my show.
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We're coming into a congressional election. I talked
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about this a bit last week. This is
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a base election.
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This is a base election.
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Now turnout has been rising in these congressional
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elections, and when you get up around 60%,
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it'd be it's not so much of a
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base election. They say it's a base election
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because it's the hardcore.
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You appeal to the hardcore
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to get out
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and to win that election for you. You
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know, a great example is when my boss
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was elected to congress in 1994
00:19:03
when Newt Gingrich became the speaker. That was
00:19:05
a base election.
00:19:07
We didn't overwhelm the country
00:19:10
that had been voting that voted for Clinton
00:19:12
two years earlier.
00:19:15
We got our base out in a base
00:19:17
election,
00:19:19
and that's how 53 seats flipped to the
00:19:21
Republicans in 1994. That's just one example.
00:19:24
That's what we have again this time, folks.
00:19:28
And you don't treat your base in a
00:19:31
state where we are counting on
00:19:33
new seats for the house,
00:19:37
not to mention to hold this senate seat.
00:19:41
Texas,
00:19:42
the biggest state that's a red state,
00:19:47
you don't screw around with the base like
00:19:49
this.
00:19:51
I mean, Cornyn is a disaster. He's not
00:19:53
a great vote getter.
00:19:57
He was on the wrong side of so
00:19:59
many issues, and it's all coming out, folks,
00:20:01
because this is a social media era.
00:20:04
You can't do the old okeydoke with a
00:20:07
100 with $80
00:20:08
of TV ads smearing
00:20:10
Ken Paxton to the next galaxy
00:20:13
galaxy and just say, oh, then I'm gonna
00:20:15
win the election because of that. Don't work
00:20:17
like that anymore.
00:20:19
It doesn't work like that.
00:20:21
And people know and more and more people
00:20:23
are knowing every day that John Cornyn is
00:20:26
a dirtbag.
00:20:31
It's wrong.
00:20:32
And this is coming from the Trump operation
00:20:35
110%.
00:20:37
Totally
00:20:38
wrong.
00:20:41
And everything going on in Texas,
00:20:44
I believe, has,
00:20:46
you know, is problematic
00:20:48
for us as we go to November.
00:20:51
I mean, in the 9th Congressional District,
00:20:54
one of these new seats they just cut
00:20:55
out for Republicans.
00:20:57
They just cut this seat out for Republicans,
00:21:00
safe Republican seat.
00:21:02
Just as many Democrats voted in the primary
00:21:04
as Republicans, folks.
00:21:06
That should be a little bit disturbing.
00:21:09
It's supposed to be like a sixty forty
00:21:11
seat now
00:21:13
or more than that.
00:21:16
Our base
00:21:18
is depressed
00:21:20
because of the some of the things I've
00:21:22
mentioned and many more I will mention before
00:21:24
the end of the show.
00:21:26
And their base is on fire because the
00:21:29
Democrats don't pretend to have any kind of
00:21:32
a great platform to make everything better for
00:21:36
you and me.
00:21:37
They just hate on Trump and built that
00:21:40
white hot hate
00:21:42
around Trump
00:21:44
to motivate their base. And of course, folks,
00:21:46
you gotta understand something.
00:21:48
The base is that everybody that's going to
00:21:50
vote. That's not what I'm talking about when
00:21:52
I say a base election. A base election
00:21:54
is where you get all your base out,
00:21:57
and you motivate your base to get other
00:22:00
people out.
00:22:01
Word-of-mouth
00:22:02
to people that you know, the people that
00:22:04
know you, most effective political communication there is.
00:22:08
Door to
00:22:09
door, effective communication,
00:22:11
and somebody that's more motivated to get on
00:22:13
social media and not try to become the
00:22:15
next influencer, but just on social media that
00:22:18
their friends see it, and their friends' friends,
00:22:20
and their relatives see it. This is how
00:22:22
Trump won in 2016, folks.
00:22:24
Straight up.
00:22:26
This is how he won. I write about
00:22:28
this in my book. This is the revolution
00:22:30
in politics
00:22:31
that we need to seize totally,
00:22:33
that take power away from our corporate masters.
00:22:37
But what's happening is
00:22:38
our corporate masters have kinda snuck in behind
00:22:42
the lines.
00:22:43
And with this crew that we have around
00:22:45
Trump, this political crew,
00:22:48
for too much too too much of a
00:22:50
degree, they're running the show.
00:22:52
This is a real problem, folks.
00:22:55
And then there's Thomas Massie.
00:22:58
I'm not gonna spend too much time on
00:23:00
Thomas Massie. I'm irritated with a number of
00:23:02
his votes, but, folks, part of this coalition
00:23:06
part of this coalition
00:23:08
were Ron Paul people.
00:23:11
Just a fact. This is not opinion. This
00:23:13
is a fact.
00:23:14
And even though there's Rand Paul, sure. And
00:23:17
Rand's very respected. A A lot of people
00:23:19
like Rand. But let me tell you, the
00:23:20
base
00:23:21
around the Rand Paul support,
00:23:25
they love Thomas Massie.
00:23:28
They love Thomas Massie.
00:23:31
And,
00:23:32
yes, he's done some things I don't like.
00:23:34
And now that Trump has made this so
00:23:36
personal
00:23:37
and so vicious
00:23:39
to a man who lost his wife in
00:23:41
the last year, I mean, god. It's just
00:23:44
unbelievable.
00:23:45
But he's made it so vicious that now
00:23:47
now Massey, it's got very personal on both
00:23:49
sides.
00:23:50
And both sides have said things I don't
00:23:52
I wish they wouldn't have said. And Trump
00:23:53
doesn't have to pretend like everything's great with
00:23:55
Massey. Massey's
00:23:57
wrong way on the tariffs. Terrible.
00:24:01
Among other things.
00:24:03
I don't agree with Massey on some stuff.
00:24:06
But is he the worst Republican in Congress?
00:24:09
Mister president, how about Don Bacon? How about
00:24:12
the members of Congress that won't give you
00:24:14
recess appointments? How about the, I mean, you
00:24:16
gotta be kidding me here. He's the worst?
00:24:18
I don't think so.
00:24:20
I don't think
00:24:22
I mean, no way.
00:24:23
So you're you're holding the rally in the
00:24:25
district and oh, by the way,
00:24:27
Thomas Massie's opponent in the primary, who's his
00:24:30
political consultant? Oh, his name's Chris LaCivita.
00:24:33
I'll be darned. And where's the money coming
00:24:36
from from the campaign?
00:24:37
Millions from the Israel lobby. It's wrong, folks.
00:24:41
My name is Lou Moore, and you're listening
00:24:42
to Hour of Decision on Liberty News Radio,
00:24:45
and I will be right back after the
00:24:46
news. Welcome back to Hour of Decision. My
00:24:49
name is Lou Moore. We have been talking
00:24:51
about the fraying
00:24:53
of Trump's base
00:24:55
and his gambling with MAGA
00:24:58
in that process.
00:24:59
And what I've really been talking about, folks,
00:25:01
not so as much policy.
00:25:04
Again, as I said, I'm not gonna talk
00:25:05
about the war for forty five minutes today.
00:25:08
But a lot of it is the communications
00:25:11
and the implications
00:25:12
for the policy coming from terrible
00:25:16
communications from the White House, and I will
00:25:17
give you a very good example.
00:25:19
So Trump is doing something I'm really happy
00:25:21
about.
00:25:22
He's pushing Congress to pass the Save Act.
00:25:25
The Save Act is basically
00:25:27
two things.
00:25:29
Basically two things, folks. It's saying that you
00:25:31
have to show proof of citizenship to be
00:25:33
registered to vote anywhere in The United States,
00:25:36
and that you have to use photo ID
00:25:38
to vote when you vote. Even if it's
00:25:40
a mail in ballot, you have to send
00:25:41
a copy
00:25:43
of your identification or else you have to
00:25:45
show it if you're voting in person.
00:25:48
That is the essence of the say back.
00:25:50
There are other elements to it.
00:25:52
But Trump Trump keeps talking about mail in
00:25:54
ballots,
00:25:56
And I've heard him say that, we need
00:25:58
to say back because we have to end
00:25:59
all these mail in ballots.
00:26:01
It's not in the act, folks.
00:26:03
And then the other day, he thought he
00:26:05
would get very cute
00:26:06
and say, we need to add,
00:26:09
the gender stuff in there. We need to
00:26:11
add the fact that you can't
00:26:13
cut off the genitalia
00:26:15
of your of of a child.
00:26:18
But then he added,
00:26:19
unless
00:26:20
the parents give permission.
00:26:23
Can you believe this, ladies and gentlemen? And
00:26:25
then, of course, that went down in six
00:26:26
hours because that was one of the stupidest.
00:26:30
I am gonna tell you
00:26:31
one of the stupidest things I have ever
00:26:34
seen
00:26:35
in politics.
00:26:39
And, folks, this is gambling with the base,
00:26:42
and and this is pretty obvious.
00:26:45
Just like that tweet about John Cornyn, oh,
00:26:47
boy. We're gonna pick somebody. We gotta have
00:26:50
somebody can win and all this. As they're
00:26:52
leaking
00:26:53
to Axios that it's gonna be cornered,
00:26:56
Trump is not
00:26:57
Trump is not making all these x,
00:26:59
or all these, true socials. He's not doing
00:27:02
all these.
00:27:04
Anyway, the so that one came down.
00:27:06
But let me tell you, if you think
00:27:09
you can mess
00:27:11
with the Christian right in Trump's base, you
00:27:14
can mess with the coalition of people who
00:27:16
are fighting day and night against this transgender
00:27:19
nightmare,
00:27:20
What the hell is going on? And who
00:27:23
the hell
00:27:25
is saying, oh, if your parents give permission,
00:27:27
you can hack the penis off of a
00:27:29
child.
00:27:31
There's plenty of nutty parents listening to every
00:27:33
kind of communist propaganda out there.
00:27:36
They no way.
00:27:38
No way. And, of course, they took it
00:27:40
down.
00:27:41
So I guess that means it doesn't count.
00:27:43
I don't know. That's one example.
00:27:46
This Trump RX,
00:27:48
They make this big presentation. Oh, Trump is
00:27:50
going to revolutionize,
00:27:53
drugs and all this stuff. They're gonna be
00:27:54
so cheap, and we're working with the drug
00:27:57
companies.
00:27:58
We're working with Susie Wiles' old buddies at
00:28:01
Pfizer
00:28:01
where she used to be a lobbyist.
00:28:04
Oh, and did I mention she was also
00:28:05
Benjamin Netanyahu's political consultant the last time he
00:28:08
ran for, office in Israel?
00:28:13
Folks,
00:28:14
you don't screw with the seniors.
00:28:17
We've already talked about messing with
00:28:21
the small but significant
00:28:22
Ron Paul element
00:28:25
in Trump's base.
00:28:27
We've talked about
00:28:28
the, people that are fighting for family values
00:28:31
in the Trump base and their key issue
00:28:34
right now, which is this transgender
00:28:36
madness.
00:28:38
But folks, when you talk about seniors,
00:28:41
you were talking about
00:28:43
almost the closest thing to a guaranteed voter,
00:28:48
particularly in an off year election.
00:28:51
They vote by far at the highest rates.
00:28:54
They're mostly white,
00:28:56
and
00:28:57
they're mostly in Trump's base.
00:29:00
So you don't screw with the seniors. But
00:29:02
you may not know this, ladies and gentlemen,
00:29:04
and this is not Trump's fault.
00:29:07
They are whittling away at Medicare
00:29:11
every year.
00:29:12
And every year, people have to change their
00:29:14
plans because all the plans are changing and
00:29:17
they're doing this shell game and, like, the,
00:29:19
you know, the, you know, what what which
00:29:20
shell is the bean in and back and
00:29:22
forth and in and out. All these drug
00:29:24
comp all these not drug companies, all these
00:29:25
insurance companies.
00:29:28
And it is a difficult situation
00:29:31
for seniors, and the prices in general are
00:29:34
going up every year.
00:29:37
But when you start bragging about this Trump
00:29:40
r x,
00:29:41
and I have somebody very close to me
00:29:42
folks who works with hundreds,
00:29:45
and I mean hundreds
00:29:47
of seniors to get them the right drug
00:29:49
plan, the cheapest drugs that they can get,
00:29:51
and many times they get them out of
00:29:52
Canada. So Trump is making all these deals.
00:29:55
He's bringing Pfizer into the Oval Office, and
00:29:58
he's forcing Bobby Kennedy to hug up to
00:30:01
these people and everything.
00:30:04
But he's putting out a plan that these
00:30:06
drugs are not that cheap.
00:30:08
And there are only 40
00:30:11
drugs out of the 24
00:30:14
prescription drugs that are on the market right
00:30:16
now, and they say, oh, it's gonna increase.
00:30:19
And you can't get any of these drugs
00:30:21
if you're on Medicare
00:30:23
or Medicaid
00:30:24
or any or TRICARE for the military or
00:30:27
any other government program,
00:30:30
and
00:30:31
they're not that cheap,
00:30:33
and they're now generics.
00:30:35
These are all the most expensive name brand
00:30:38
drugs. Now there's a lot of, you know,
00:30:40
backfilling and, oh, no. We're gonna be changing
00:30:42
this moment. You don't make an announcement like
00:30:45
this, folks.
00:30:46
I I understand the psychology. You get out
00:30:48
there and say, we're gonna cut drug prices.
00:30:50
But then when the senior goes to talk
00:30:52
to their insurance person and finds out
00:30:55
nothing is there for them and they are
00:30:57
still dealing
00:31:00
with the expensive nature and the climbing nature
00:31:03
of these drug costs,
00:31:05
you're not gaining.
00:31:07
You are losing, and you are screwing with
00:31:10
your base.
00:31:11
The people that are going to vote in
00:31:13
November.
00:31:14
And let me add something else.
00:31:17
We have found out that for the first
00:31:18
time in many years
00:31:20
in my experience and the experience of this
00:31:22
person that I know very well
00:31:25
who deals with this every day.
00:31:28
The pharmacies in Canada, the reputable pharmacies that
00:31:30
people have been using in Canada
00:31:33
because we do have these drug companies screwing
00:31:35
us left and right,
00:31:38
the they're giving, the drugs to Canada and
00:31:40
these other countries at so much of a
00:31:42
cheaper price, and they give them to us
00:31:44
as Trump has pointed out.
00:31:48
Our government is starting to enforce
00:31:52
on the border a laws that prevent
00:31:55
seniors from buying drugs from Canada.
00:31:58
Are you following me here?
00:32:01
Prices are going up on drugs across the
00:32:04
board.
00:32:05
You've highlighted this new program is gonna be
00:32:08
fantastic for everybody
00:32:11
where drugs are still expensive and
00:32:13
unavailable to the largest part of the population
00:32:17
that takes prescription drugs,
00:32:19
and you're starting to screw with their one
00:32:22
pipeline, two cheaper drugs
00:32:24
all at the same time.
00:32:27
That is terrible. And it's a it's a
00:32:29
failure of policy, but it's a failure of
00:32:31
communications.
00:32:32
This is wrong.
00:32:34
And all this, no tax on Social Security.
00:32:37
Really?
00:32:39
Look it up, folks. That's not actually true.
00:32:43
There is a tax cut
00:32:45
for a lot of Social Security recipients, but
00:32:48
it that's not true no tax on Social
00:32:50
Security. It's not true no tax on tips.
00:32:54
I was there in 2007.
00:32:56
Well, we decided as a campaign
00:32:59
to when we were running in Nevada, running
00:33:01
run-in Nevada, a state he won, it was
00:33:03
rigged. I won't get into that right now,
00:33:05
but he actually won that state
00:33:08
in the February.
00:33:10
And the biggest issue we used
00:33:12
was no tax on tips. That's where it
00:33:14
comes from, folks.
00:33:16
It didn't come from Donald Trump.
00:33:18
But when, Ron Paul said no tax on
00:33:21
tips,
00:33:22
he meant no tax
00:33:23
on tips.
00:33:25
But is that what the administration means now?
00:33:28
Look it up, folks. Not quite.
00:33:30
Yes. It's a tax cut,
00:33:33
but it's a lie
00:33:34
to say there's no tax on tips. It's
00:33:37
a lie.
00:33:38
This is not effective communications.
00:33:42
And when you start adding these up,
00:33:45
there is a problem.
00:33:48
And working people were talking about, oh, we're
00:33:50
getting them all these jobs and everything, but
00:33:52
who does Trump bring? I'm marching into the
00:33:53
Oval Office, all these AI executives that are
00:33:56
gonna be getting all these large jets from
00:33:58
the government,
00:34:00
who are taking away the jobs every week
00:34:03
of working people in this country. And I
00:34:05
know we're going through a change
00:34:07
as a society,
00:34:09
and I know that it's we cannot
00:34:12
retard AI. AI has to go forward.
00:34:16
It's a national security issue.
00:34:19
AI is a benefit.
00:34:20
I've been using it myself today.
00:34:24
But
00:34:25
folks,
00:34:27
it's not a winner for those kind of
00:34:29
visuals to be coming out of the Oval
00:34:31
Office. It is a total stone cold loser
00:34:34
because more and more people know
00:34:38
somebody who has lost their job to AI
00:34:40
or will lose their job to AI or
00:34:42
they are worried that they're going to lose
00:34:44
their job to AI. Just talk to some
00:34:46
working people, folks. It won't take you very
00:34:48
long at all to find this sentiment.
00:34:51
Are is Trump being careful about this?
00:34:54
Not really.
00:34:56
Not really. No.
00:34:57
No.
00:34:58
Signals for the Trump administration, we want no
00:35:00
state regulations.
00:35:02
They want this
00:35:03
complete open game board for these avaricious
00:35:07
tech bros
00:35:08
who are not his friends.
00:35:11
Well, he had one friend, Elon Musk. That
00:35:13
friendship is anyway, I won't get into that.
00:35:16
Anyway,
00:35:17
another
00:35:18
big
00:35:19
mistake,
00:35:20
and there are a lot of them.
00:35:23
There are a lot of them.
00:35:28
Mass deportations.
00:35:32
So
00:35:33
I talked about mass dep deportations last week.
00:35:35
He's gotta deliver on this, folks.
00:35:38
But
00:35:40
you have James Blair
00:35:42
in the White House,
00:35:44
Susie Wiles' top assistant,
00:35:47
shopping
00:35:48
a poll from Tony Fabrizio
00:35:53
saying,
00:35:54
you know, we can't use the term mass
00:35:56
deportations anymore. Don't use that term. You can't
00:35:59
use that anymore.
00:36:01
Folks, how many times did Trump talk about
00:36:02
mass deportations?
00:36:04
About as many times as he talked about
00:36:06
never going to war with Iran, that if
00:36:08
you voted for Joe Biden or and then
00:36:10
it was Kamala Harris, we would be at
00:36:12
war with Iran, but if you voted for
00:36:14
Donald Trump, that would not be the case.
00:36:16
He said how many times did he say
00:36:18
that, folks? I saw a collage the other
00:36:19
day.
00:36:20
I mean, after about ten minutes, I couldn't
00:36:23
take anymore.
00:36:25
20 or 25 clips
00:36:28
from his various rallies.
00:36:31
Folks, he's gambling with his base,
00:36:35
and his base,
00:36:37
by the admission of his chief guru,
00:36:41
is fraying
00:36:43
in a base
00:36:45
election
00:36:46
year.
00:36:47
That is already going to be a heavy
00:36:50
lift because, generally,
00:36:53
the party that elects the president
00:36:55
two years later suffers losses
00:36:59
in the house and the senate, and we
00:37:00
cannot afford any losses, particularly in the house.
00:37:04
We can't afford any.
00:37:10
Do you see the picture? So anyway,
00:37:12
so now the word is out. Don't use
00:37:14
mass term mass deportations.
00:37:17
So why would this be folks?
00:37:20
Because the donor class doesn't want it.
00:37:23
It's not about the base
00:37:26
because
00:37:27
Susie Wiles has moved us back around to
00:37:30
the old
00:37:31
school
00:37:33
George Bush rhino republican
00:37:36
formula of raising tons and tons and tons
00:37:38
and tons of corporate,
00:37:41
cash
00:37:43
and screwing us
00:37:45
because of what has to be given up
00:37:48
to get that corporate cash.
00:37:50
So all kind of stuff going on with
00:37:52
Pfizer and these drug companies.
00:37:54
And now
00:37:55
the mass deportation things and it's big ag.
00:37:58
It's it's
00:37:59
it's big business across the board, folks. How
00:38:02
many times have we talked about it in
00:38:03
this show?
00:38:05
One of the beauties of Trump was that
00:38:07
he seemed to be immune
00:38:10
from the fear of dealing with big business.
00:38:15
Big ag
00:38:17
in this case.
00:38:19
All all,
00:38:20
you know, big hospitality.
00:38:25
All of these industries that don't want they
00:38:27
don't want mass deportations. They want cheap labor.
00:38:31
And so, they're saying, oh, no. No. No.
00:38:34
Don't be talking anymore about mass deportations.
00:38:38
But what do the polls say?
00:38:40
John McLaughlin, who was Trump's pollster, who is
00:38:42
a very legit pollster with a very good
00:38:45
record,
00:38:46
he just did a major poll
00:38:49
and found that 66%
00:38:52
of the American people
00:38:56
want
00:38:57
deportation
00:38:58
of every
00:39:00
single
00:39:01
illegal
00:39:02
alien.
00:39:04
So if people in the White House are
00:39:06
shopping around
00:39:08
muffling
00:39:09
the messaging on mass deportations
00:39:11
and muffling
00:39:13
mass deportations,
00:39:14
where is that program right now, ladies and
00:39:16
gentlemen?
00:39:18
Where is it?
00:39:19
It's nowhere.
00:39:21
It's nowhere right now.
00:39:23
And a lot of people are very happy,
00:39:25
but not people in the MAGA base
00:39:27
and not Americans in general.
00:39:30
They get it.
00:39:31
If you come here illegally, you have broken
00:39:34
the law and you should have to leave.
00:39:36
These numbers were robust.
00:39:39
And you talk about losing
00:39:42
Hispanic males as Susie Wiles was complaining about
00:39:45
behind the closed doors there,
00:39:47
you know, under the paintings of Ronald Reagan
00:39:49
and Dwight d Eisenhower
00:39:52
and all the great American
00:39:54
Republican presidents they have around the walls around
00:39:56
in the Capitol Hill Club.
00:40:00
In that room full of lobbyists,
00:40:02
you know, there were a lot of them
00:40:03
there along with the congressional leadership
00:40:07
and the other politicos from Capitol Hill that
00:40:09
she had in that room.
00:40:11
She said we're losing Hispanic males.
00:40:14
She also said in this meeting, we're losing
00:40:17
independence.
00:40:18
So now I wanna talk about another messaging
00:40:21
disaster
00:40:23
also involving Doug Fabrizio, which is a poll
00:40:26
they shopped around the White House and in
00:40:27
other parts of the,
00:40:30
plugged in
00:40:31
government part of the MAGA world saying that
00:40:33
we need to put Bobby Kennedy
00:40:35
in a box. We don't want Bobby Kennedy
00:40:37
out there too much
00:40:39
because Bobby Kennedy
00:40:41
is saying a lot of radical things
00:40:43
and upsetting a lot of people, and he
00:40:45
has been
00:40:46
upsetting
00:40:47
our corporate
00:40:48
masters, the drug companies. Again, big
00:40:52
ag, talking about,
00:40:55
Roundup,
00:40:56
talking about pesticides.
00:40:58
How long are we gonna poison ourselves, folks?
00:41:00
How long are we gonna eat crap food
00:41:02
in this country that does not have the
00:41:04
nutrition it should have because of the practices
00:41:07
of agriculture?
00:41:11
How long are we gonna put up with
00:41:12
this? So he put this poll out,
00:41:15
and the word was getting around. Oh my
00:41:17
goodness. And and even some of the Maha
00:41:19
people
00:41:20
around Bobby Kennedy were saying, oh my goodness.
00:41:22
Maybe, you know, maybe we're gonna have to
00:41:24
back off here.
00:41:26
But, the Brownstone Institute, Jeffrey Tucker,
00:41:30
did a,
00:41:31
a very credible poll with John Zogby,
00:41:34
yet one more kind of
00:41:36
a not an establishment pollster historically,
00:41:39
who's been historically very accurate in his polling.
00:41:43
And what did he find?
00:41:45
He found
00:41:46
that 80%
00:41:49
of Americans
00:41:51
think a doctor
00:41:53
should have the right
00:41:54
to discuss
00:41:56
vaccine
00:41:58
issues,
00:41:59
vaccine concerns without any kind of a backlash.
00:42:02
80%
00:42:03
call medical choice
00:42:05
a basic human right.
00:42:09
80%,
00:42:10
back adults
00:42:12
who choose to refuse taking vaccines.
00:42:16
71%
00:42:17
say there should be no job discrimination over
00:42:19
people who do not take vaccines.
00:42:22
And this is just the beginning of this
00:42:23
poll. There's like 30 questions.
00:42:26
But this poll completely exonerates the idea that
00:42:28
Maha
00:42:30
and Bobby Kennedy is somehow a drag on
00:42:33
Trump's
00:42:33
political agenda. He's just the opposite, folks. He's
00:42:37
a doorway into independence,
00:42:39
into women,
00:42:40
into Democrats,
00:42:41
and it was very effective in the campaign.
00:42:44
This is another part of our coalition
00:42:47
that the efforts
00:42:50
the efforts of this operation around Susie Wiles
00:42:53
is causing to to fray.
00:42:56
It's it's terrible.
00:42:59
I mean, the the thing on Mass de
00:43:00
Portrait, unbelievable.
00:43:02
It's unbelievable.
00:43:07
The problem with,
00:43:10
the problem is with the seniors already.
00:43:13
The problem with Trump are ex.
00:43:16
The problem
00:43:17
with not getting enough done,
00:43:21
and then there's the opportunity cost of a
00:43:23
war in Iran,
00:43:25
which we don't know what that's gonna be,
00:43:26
but there's going to be one.
00:43:29
There is gonna be an opportunity cost even
00:43:31
if everything goes
00:43:33
according to plan,
00:43:35
which there's some real evidence that everything has
00:43:37
not been going according to plan.
00:43:41
But,
00:43:43
we'll see. We'll see.
00:43:46
Epstein.
00:43:48
This is an older one.
00:43:51
Trump
00:43:52
campaigned
00:43:53
on opening up he he campaigned on total
00:43:56
transparency in his administration,
00:43:58
and he campaigned on opening up the Epstein
00:44:00
files. We all know this.
00:44:02
And it wasn't just during the campaign.
00:44:04
After he's in office, they invited all these
00:44:07
influencers to the White House and gave him
00:44:09
this phony binder
00:44:11
and said, we are gonna give you all
00:44:13
the information on Epstein. We are gonna go
00:44:15
for it all the way.
00:44:16
And then Pam Bondi's caught on a cameo
00:44:19
on a,
00:44:20
on a video
00:44:22
in a restaurant telling a friend of hers,
00:44:23
oh my goodness. The Epstein file is so
00:44:25
terrible. So much involving children. It's gonna be
00:44:28
really hard to release all of it, but,
00:44:29
man, you can't believe what's in there. There's
00:44:31
so much in there. You can't believe it.
00:44:33
So then we have Trump, and I've gone
00:44:35
through some of this because this is an
00:44:36
older one.
00:44:47
That every practically, every powerful person in the
00:44:50
world
00:44:51
was connected to Jeffrey Epstein, that he was
00:44:53
a paid representative of the Rothschilds family, that
00:44:56
he was an aid. He was part of
00:44:58
the Trilateral Commission and the Rockefellers.
00:45:00
This guy was at the ground central of
00:45:02
the people who run this world,
00:45:06
and this is not a big news flash
00:45:09
to anybody.
00:45:10
Now, yes, the Democrats have used it. They're
00:45:13
trying to use it whatever they can get
00:45:14
their hands on. No. I'm still totally unpersuaded
00:45:19
that Trump is compromised by the Epstein program,
00:45:22
but this thing keeps festering folks.
00:45:25
There's people in denial on this. I'm sorry.
00:45:28
This is still a big deal to a
00:45:30
lot of people and to a ton of
00:45:32
young people who already wonder why we are
00:45:35
doing so many things Israel likes,
00:45:38
like having a war that just raised the
00:45:39
price of gas by a significant amount of
00:45:42
money
00:45:43
even if it's gonna come down. And Trump's
00:45:46
behavior on these Epstein files just plays into
00:45:49
this whole theory
00:45:50
that he's completely a tool of Israel, and
00:45:53
when the person leading his political operation
00:45:56
was Benjamin Netanyahu's
00:45:58
campaign consultant,
00:46:00
can you understand why some people are concerned
00:46:02
about that?
00:46:04
And so you're taking out all these elements
00:46:08
of Trump's base or his key elements
00:46:11
of his base, seniors,
00:46:13
the Maha people,
00:46:16
even the election integrity people to a degree
00:46:19
because amount of activity has not been great,
00:46:21
all of the people that supported him because
00:46:23
of the deep state stuff,
00:46:25
all the people who want to have his
00:46:28
tariffs and wanna have a golden age and
00:46:30
wanna keep their job
00:46:34
that are watching him do the old okey
00:46:36
doke in the White House with all these
00:46:39
AI guys and all of these
00:46:41
drug company people
00:46:43
and with Pfizer
00:46:45
that Susie Wiles was connected to, that Pam
00:46:48
Bondi was a lobbyist for.
00:46:50
And they're they're raising lots of money. We're
00:46:53
we're being told, oh my goodness.
00:46:55
The congressional campaign fund, it's just getting loaded
00:46:58
down with money. Oh my goodness.
00:47:00
Yeah.
00:47:01
Yeah. It's
00:47:03
real effective, isn't it, folks? John Cornyn
00:47:06
spends $80,
00:47:09
and he can't
00:47:10
get past
00:47:11
a guy who's had scandals.
00:47:13
Kent Paxton's no saint.
00:47:17
Personal scandals, not corruption scandals.
00:47:21
He spends $4,
00:47:22
and they can't even get past this guy,
00:47:24
folks,
00:47:25
because this is the this is the old
00:47:27
thinking.
00:47:28
And the old thinking don't work,
00:47:31
but Trump
00:47:32
needs to pay attention to his base
00:47:36
and not rally and spend a whole day
00:47:39
attacking Thomas Massie
00:47:41
for God's sake.
00:47:44
Un I find it unbelievable.
00:47:47
It's just one thing after another with this
00:47:49
operation, but, of course, they're making money.
00:47:52
Chris lost a veto made $20
00:47:55
on the Trump campaign. That's what that's the
00:47:57
understanding I have. It might be more.
00:48:02
And
00:48:03
Newt Gingrich is saying,
00:48:06
I love Newt.
00:48:07
Got to work with him
00:48:09
and for him
00:48:11
for a brief period of time.
00:48:14
Trump
00:48:15
may be heading to quicksand in The Middle
00:48:17
East.
00:48:19
I hope not. I hope Newt's totally wrong
00:48:21
about that. I hope everything goes fantastic
00:48:24
in The Middle East.
00:48:26
I hope we can get out of there
00:48:28
unscathed, and I hope somehow
00:48:31
we can start prosecuting
00:48:32
an America first
00:48:34
grassroots
00:48:36
policy with grassroots
00:48:38
communications
00:48:39
to rev up this base
00:48:41
so we can win this next election,
00:48:44
which is absolutely vital
00:48:46
to Donald Trump. So this is not an
00:48:48
anti Trump
00:48:49
tirade.
00:48:51
It's just the opposite.
00:48:54
But you can't muzzle Bobby Kennedy. You can't
00:48:56
tell people that they can't talk about mass
00:48:59
deportations.
00:49:02
You can't tell people all these things about
00:49:04
drugs and everything if
00:49:05
it's not true.
00:49:10
You're listening to Hour of Decision on Liberty
00:49:12
News Radio, and my name is Lou Moore.
00:49:14
And we'll talk to you again next week.