Lew agrees, “MAGA is Trump.” But when Trump strays from America First and populist, nationalist polices, that’s a problem.
Donald Trump is violating the three principal tenants of populism that thwarts our corporate masters: 1) Standing for the right issues like keeping us out of foreign wars and mass deportations; 2) conveying your competence in making change, which is belied by erratic, contradictory messaging coming from the Trump Truth Social account; and most important, 3) conveying the authenticity that makes people feel you will do what you say you will do--- unfortunately contradicted by the number of lies and vicious misrepresentations coming from Trump in the last few weeks.
MAGA is not the future for patriots if Trump supports mass amnesty for illegals and a renewal without conditions of FISA. And, the MAGA movement will have no future leaders if if Trump continues to endorse RINOS and corporate sell-outs instead of filling “the bench” with future patriotic leaders.
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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 fourteenth episode
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of hour of decision.
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My name is Lou Moore. And today, we
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are gonna talk about the future. That the
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future, particularly a populist
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nationalism,
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the antidote
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to globalism,
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the antidote to total government
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for America.
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That future is America first and not MAGA.
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So
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I've talked to you before about,
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what makes things work in populism.
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I actually wrote a book about it. And
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there's three key elements
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for success
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in populism for and when I talk about
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populism, I'm talking about bottom up
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political activity and bottom up successful political activity.
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The first one is is that the the
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candidate or the movement
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has to have the right issue set,
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and the magic
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in our era
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for us
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has been, a constellation of three issues,
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which is,
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the end to, mass immigration
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and deportation
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of illegal aliens that have come into our
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country,
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the,
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diminishment of legal immigration
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to go along with that,
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that goes along with
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an end to endless wars,
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and that goes along with to a return
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to
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American economic nationalism,
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a return
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to building an industrial base, a self sufficiency
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for America,
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a base of family wage jobs as they
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used to call it for America.
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And and though and that particular issue goes
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along with fiscal
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solvency
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for solving
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our debt and deficit problems, for
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cutting
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the spending.
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And then all of those things go along
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with ending the corruption
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of insiders,
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crony capitalism,
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so much on display before Donald Trump started
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the MAGA movement with the great,
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recession.
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The fact that nobody went to jail
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after that almost destruction of our economy
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through the utter corruption at the top
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in the real estate and financial markets.
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So
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that's
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that constellation
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of issues
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has been the secret,
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behind populism. And, of course,
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populism on the right
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also gets people who are pro gun, people
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who are pro life, people who are anti
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tax, people who are basically libertarian
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minded,
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constitutionalist
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minded,
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people who believe in traditional values,
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people who are not going to be for
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transgender
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day
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at the local library, and things like that.
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So those issues go there as well. And
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the underpinning of all this, folks,
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is saving western civilization
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and saving the people that founded western civilization,
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the white European
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peoples and culture,
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the race,
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the culture, the way of thinking
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that brought us limited government and brought us
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constitutional freedom and brought us the America
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that people of many backgrounds,
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have,
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revered and have enjoyed living in
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all of these years.
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So that's the underpinning of it, but those
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are the primary issues.
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So you have the issue set,
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then you have to have
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somebody
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who is
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viable.
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Somebody,
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not just some crank up on a soapbox,
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not somebody that belongs to some political party
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that has 25 people in it,
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not somebody who has the best of intentions
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but is not articulate,
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has no audience, has no ability to get
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an audience, has no strategy.
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So they have to be viable.
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But the most important thing in this era
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in particular,
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and particularly for the youth among, all of
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the groups
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in the voter file as we would call
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it, is they must be
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authentic.
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They must be telling us
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the truth.
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They must persuade people
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that this issue set they have, that these
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other skills that they have and blessings from
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God that they have, making them viable politically,
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that they will use those
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skills, they will use those ideas and those
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policies
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to change things
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for the middle class
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of The United States
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Of America
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in a populist
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rebellion
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against over one hundred years
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of the gradual
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drift
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to Marxism,
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the gradual drift to total government
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in The United States that requires this,
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revolution, if I can use that term, from
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the bottom up,
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requiring it be to be a populist movement.
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So those are the
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those are the elements involved.
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And and we could see all of those
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elements at play
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in the candidacy,
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in the personality
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of Donald Trump and in the movement,
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that he coined the term MAGA for that
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swooped in
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people,
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of that that believed in that issue set.
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People from the Tea Party, people from the
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Ron Paul campaign, people who years before that
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were with Pat Buchanan,
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libertarian
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types,
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people who were very concerned about immigration, all
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the different interest groups that are in this
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constellation
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that was willing
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to fold themselves under
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and be unified by
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a man by the name of Donald Trump.
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So that has been
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MAGA,
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which is
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Donald Trump without doubt, he says, I'm MAGA.
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I am MAGA. Well, in many ways, it's
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true because he's the unifier
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of all of these different elements, and he's
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deployed these different elements and strategies
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to get in a position of power. So
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I don't really,
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fault him for saying that. That's true.
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But what happens when MAGA
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or Donald Trump goes completely off the rails?
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And that's partly what we're gonna be talking
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about
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today.
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First of all,
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the issue set.
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The issue set is being
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completely
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torqued
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by big business
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and by the Israel lobby.
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It's you know, Trump put out this project
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47.
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What happened to it? What happened to mass
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deportations?
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What happened to the idea that we were
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gonna build a golden dome over America and
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prevent a worldwide war, that we weren't gonna
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get involved in these other wars?
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What happened to the idea that we were
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going to reduce a budget
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and end this fiscal insanity?
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I mean, the fact that we are actually
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spending more money now
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than we did under Joe Biden
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is I mean, a travesty is not even
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the beginning of the word for it, folks.
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And the end of the dollar
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is in sight
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for that reason alone, but we have another
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reason. And that's,
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mister Trump's Mid East policy,
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that we are watching,
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you know, that's going on as we speak.
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So
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Trump has not been faithful
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to the issue set.
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Suddenly, don't talk about mass deportations. I mean,
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I've gone through a lot of this in
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in some of my recent episodes.
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What's happening on the immigration front? The fact
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that the Trump administration
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is now basically behind
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an amnesty
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bill.
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An amnesty bill
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for millions
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of illegal aliens. And folks, don't kid yourself.
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If you carefully add up, if you take
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the Yale study that was done before Joe
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Biden,
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and you add 20
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people that came in under Joe Biden, and
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I know those numbers are not set, and
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we can't know for sure, but I am
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more confident in that number than some of
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the lower numbers I've heard. We're talking forty,
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forty five million people here that were illegal
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aliens, that are illegal aliens, and that are
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in our country. And although the ones that
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came in before Joe Biden and, of course,
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how can that even be the established
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if they came in before or after Joe
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Biden came into office?
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Will be eligible for amnesty under a bill
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that has 20 Republican cosponsors.
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Folks, you understand.
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They can discharge that bill even if the
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speaker of the house opposes that bill. That
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bill can come to the floor with 20
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Republican
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cosponsors.
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I mean, Thomas Massie brought
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the Epstein filed bill,
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to the floor with what? Four or five?
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I'm forgetting now. Four or five
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Republican cosponsors and then every Democrat
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just more than willing to cause trouble anyway
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that they can. And, of course, the Democrats
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are all for mass immigration. They don't even
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believe in a border. They were happy with
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what Joe Biden was doing to us.
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So that is a terrible state of affairs
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that that were there on that issue. Trump
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has also announced
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that he is going to be 100%
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for a FISA renewal
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without any new limitations
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on it.
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The very act
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that not only violates our Fourth Amendment rights
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to the max,
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the very the very,
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process that was used against him
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by the deep state with these secret FISA
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courts.
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And and the fact that that was a
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process one of the main processes they used
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to get at Donald Trump, that he would
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come out and say, I don't want any
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limitations
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on FISA. I'm confident it will pass clean
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FISA bill. This was not what he promised
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folks. This is not in his project 47,
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much less,
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the project twenty twenty five,
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process that was done by hundreds of conservative
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organizations
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that, Chris LaCivita and Susie Weil sabotaged,
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before the election.
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But that's another story altogether. Anyway,
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big problem with Trump, big problem
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on the issue sets.
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But the second area
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that has become more and more problematic, and
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I haven't even mentioned the war, folks.
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I I I haven't talked about the war
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that much because
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the first casualty of war, as I've stated
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now in several of my recent episodes, is
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the truth.
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And Donald Trump has contradicted himself so many
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times on this war. I mean, it's
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it's ridiculous, and it's why some people are
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wondering if he doesn't have all his marbles
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now. And, you know, he might be highly
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insulted
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about that, and we're gonna talk about that
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situation,
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in the course of this show.
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But, he might be highly insulted that some
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of these podcasters
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are questioning his sanity by folks.
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I mean, seriously, I think there is some
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reason to do it.
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And I'm not making you know, I have
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no idea. As I've said on in many
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episodes of this show, it's a loser to
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try to get inside the head
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of a lot of these people that we
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have to talk about in the process of
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trying to take our culture and our civilization
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and our country back.
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We have to look at their actions, and
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we look we have to look at their
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speech that is an action.
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No. No. Not not their not their speech
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when they're in hypotheticals, but their speech that
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is action in itself. We have to look
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at that. We have to look at their
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physical actions
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to evaluate them. It's usually almost always a
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loser to try to look at their motives
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and the psychology
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and all this. I mean, even in the
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even in the field of history, folks,
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some of these historians that go way deep
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into the psychology
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and, you know, their toilet training with their
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mother and all this and these biographies,
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not not not highly respected by any
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self respecting historian. It's just,
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you know, it's impossible to do accurately, and
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it's just it's a loser, folks.
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People are complicated.
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But what's not complicated is to look and
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see what is right in front of us
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and what's happening right in front of us,
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what's happening right in front of us on
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the antitrust
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situation, what's happening right in front of us
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with AI, what's happening right in front of
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us with Trump's making every effort possible
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did not let us look at the Epstein
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files. For god's sake, every one of his
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surrogates promised, including his son,
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that those were gonna be made public when
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he was running for office.
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So big problem on the issue set, and
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now I moved into
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the character
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issue
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of Donald Trump.
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And that is now where we get into
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the authenticity
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problem,
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which is a problem he never had before.
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He was so blunt,
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and and his mean tweets,
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we used to hear they always
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had the ring of truth or they were
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absolutely true. They were what everybody was thinking,
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and polite politicians didn't wanna say or didn't
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want to disrupt
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any projects of our corporate masters.
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And so,
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so
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that's how he broke through.
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He understood clickbait
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a long time
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before others did that you have to be
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outrageous. If you were outrageous and you were
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on social media and you see he used
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to have unfettered access to Twitter.
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Remember?
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And social media
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and podcasters
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and people like Alex Jones
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and others
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were how he broke through.
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A candidate with no base, a candidate with
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no organization
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around him, really,
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and a candidate with no following political following
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around him. That's how he broke through and
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just took
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the two thousand sixteen election, the primary election,
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first of all, by storm.
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You know, beating a $100
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of Bush money,
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beating all of these other so called
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well qualified,
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well positioned, well connected, well financed candidates
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to win that nomination and then,
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unbelievably,
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to win the White House
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as
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a populist
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nationalist
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candidate.
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So he used,
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you know, he used his rudeness
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to do that.
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We all know that.
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But when he was
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rude,
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when he was saying things about John McCain,
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when he was saying things about some Mexican
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immigrants,
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there was a ring of truth or a
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hell of a lot of truth
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in what he was saying.
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But now
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the Trump of 2026,
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not so much.
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Oh my god. I mean,
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where to begin?
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But I gotta begin first in the character
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area, and then I gotta go to the
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sanity area just for a second.
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But this tweet that so many people have
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talked about or this, truth
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truth social post that he made against Candace
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Owens,
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Megyn Kelly,
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Tucker Carlson, who I've had
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a run-in with. I was never a huge
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bad of Tucker's, but, anyway, And Alex Jones,
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that long 500 word,
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post
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is unbelievable.
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And for a variety
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of reasons.
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First of all,
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the level of viciousness
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and using things
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against
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against particularly Alex Jones
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and against Tucker Carlson
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that are manifestly
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false.
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And getting into the Sandy Hook thing with
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Alex Jones when it was the same law
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firms
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that were going after him and going after
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his speech
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that went went after Alex Jones' speech.
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I mean, Alex Jones was ordered to pay
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$1.
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Was he in the vicinity with a high
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powered rifle?
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Did he hurt anybody?
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Did he kill anybody?
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It was a free speech issue
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right off the
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bat. Right off the bat.
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But without getting into all of that, Trump
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knows very well that that's why in 2,
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he was begging.
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He was begging
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Alex Jones to get on his show.
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When not when a lot of people people
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that don't watch The Apprentice
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and people that don't watch these sleazy beauty
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contests he was involved with,
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and don't, watch the wrestling and all that
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crap,
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when he was desperate to get in front
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of an, a larger audience and Alex had
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an audience of several million people. I mean,
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his impact on Ron's campaign, on doctor Paul's
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campaign in 2008
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is incalculable.
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The fact that, we had access to that
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show, that Rand was on there, that doctor
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Paul was on there. I think Kent Snyder
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was even on,
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Alex's show,
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who was our campaign chairman, dear friend, the
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late Kent
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Snyder. And,
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Trump begged him.
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And, of course, he let him on, and
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then he did everything he could to help
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him.
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When?
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And And if you do a Google search,
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as Harrison Smith pointed out, and I did
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it myself,
00:19:22
you can hardly find anything on the Internet
00:19:25
controversial about Alex Jones and Sandy Hook, almost
00:19:28
nothing,
00:19:29
until he endorsed Trump, until he stood up
00:19:32
every night on his show for Donald Trump
00:19:34
and rally people all over the country for
00:19:36
Donald Trump. And then there's hundreds and hundreds
00:19:38
and hundreds of stories emerge, and then all
00:19:41
the legal process came down on him from
00:19:43
the same people, as I said, who have
00:19:45
also gone after Trump.
00:19:48
Do you understand how vile
00:19:51
this is that Trump would use this against
00:19:53
him
00:19:54
and hope that he he hope he has
00:19:57
to pay the whole $1.
00:20:00
I mean,
00:20:02
it's vile, folks.
00:20:03
It's vile.
00:20:05
But it's not just vile.
00:20:07
It shows that Trump is either much more
00:20:09
out of touch
00:20:11
and a little bit mentally challenged more than
00:20:13
we thought,
00:20:15
or else he's just lying again
00:20:18
as he was about that issue.
00:20:20
When he's talking about, oh, these people, none
00:20:23
of them can get on TV.
00:20:25
None of them can be on TV.
00:20:27
Is the president aware
00:20:29
that each one of those individuals has a
00:20:31
larger audience than practically any show or or
00:20:35
in a couple of cases than any show
00:20:37
on Fox News.
00:20:39
They don't wanna go on to
00:20:41
why would they wanna go on Fox News?
00:20:44
Are these other networks that have a small
00:20:46
audience
00:20:47
full of old people, full of people in
00:20:49
the rest home, full of people got a
00:20:51
bib around them when they have to eat?
00:20:54
People my age.
00:20:56
Sorry to say.
00:20:58
Sorry to say. I have to admit it.
00:21:01
This is an ancient audience,
00:21:04
and it's an audience,
00:21:05
in the case of Fox News, of the
00:21:07
same people who just nodded their head and
00:21:09
was spoonfed all of these lies about Iraq
00:21:13
and about Afghanistan
00:21:15
and about immigration, about all these issues
00:21:18
that Trump brought to the fore and woke
00:21:21
people up.
00:21:23
Fox promoted all these things.
00:21:26
Fox was terrible. And and the day that
00:21:28
Trump
00:21:29
you know, these tell oh, these guys are
00:21:31
not on TV. Tucker Carlson, he practically committed
00:21:34
suicide after he was after he was fired
00:21:37
from Fox.
00:21:38
Trump I mean, buddy,
00:21:40
you're lying your head off,
00:21:43
or you're out of your mind.
00:21:45
You're out of your mind.
00:21:48
All these people supported you and all of
00:21:50
them paid some kind of price for it
00:21:52
at some time or another.
00:21:55
And you're gonna attack them this way? Sure.
00:21:57
They said some stuff lately. I'm sure you
00:21:59
don't like, and you have every right to
00:22:00
defend yourself and to criticize them and and
00:22:03
go after them. But like this,
00:22:06
talking about their families,
00:22:07
talking about how their families hate them,
00:22:11
it's vile, folks.
00:22:12
It's absolutely
00:22:13
vile and so out of touch. And a
00:22:15
younger person reads this about older than they'd
00:22:18
they were kicked off a television that they
00:22:20
would love to be interviewed on these TV
00:22:22
shows, but nobody will have them.
00:22:25
They look at this, and they know this
00:22:27
is an 80 year old dude who does
00:22:29
not know what the hell
00:22:31
he is talking about.
00:22:34
So
00:22:36
why?
00:22:37
What is the point?
00:22:40
And that doesn't even begin to go into
00:22:42
you're gonna get on television
00:22:45
in an election year and say, I don't
00:22:47
really have time to deal with Medicare and
00:22:49
Social Security
00:22:50
after you promise never to touch them.
00:22:53
And you say, you know, really, maybe the
00:22:55
state should take that over. I mean, you
00:22:57
know, maybe we could cut the state's taxes
00:22:58
a little bit. I'm too busy with the
00:23:00
war. I'm too busy with the war. I
00:23:03
can't be dealing with this Medicare and Medicaid.
00:23:06
Of course, both these programs, I mean, they
00:23:07
will bankrupt our country, as I said before,
00:23:09
if we don't deal with them.
00:23:11
But
00:23:13
the this is a this is a TV
00:23:15
ad that will swing twenty, thirty seats in
00:23:18
congress. I promise you.
00:23:20
In 1996,
00:23:23
in some meeting, some meeting full of donors
00:23:26
and somebody had a camera,
00:23:28
Newt Gingrich said,
00:23:30
you know, we're gonna let Medicare
00:23:32
die on the vine. And he meant traditional
00:23:35
Medicare, and without getting into all that issue,
00:23:37
he meant traditional Medicare dying on the vine
00:23:40
and having these new advantage plans where you're
00:23:43
supposed to have more choices and all this.
00:23:44
And that's a whole topic unto itself, which
00:23:47
we may be talking we'll talk about,
00:23:50
at some point on the show. I'm married
00:23:51
to a woman who is a expert on
00:23:53
these issues.
00:23:54
And, I'm old enough now, and I was
00:23:56
involved with a lot of the policy,
00:23:59
with these issues back in the day. But,
00:24:00
anyway, Newt just made that statement. We'll let
00:24:03
Medicare die on the line. He meant you
00:24:05
know, he didn't mean the whole thing.
00:24:07
They killed us with that folks in 1996.
00:24:09
They absolutely killed us. They ran that ad
00:24:12
over and over and over and over and
00:24:14
over again.
00:24:15
And we lost how many seats? 30 seats
00:24:17
in the congress in 1996
00:24:19
after we won so many in '94. And
00:24:21
guess what, folks? This is even better.
00:24:24
And this is just one of the idiot
00:24:27
things done
00:24:28
by Donald Trump that is also not
00:24:31
keeping in
00:24:33
it's showing his character,
00:24:35
and it's also showing his stupidity.
00:24:37
We'll be right back after the news to
00:24:40
talk further about this. My name is Lou
00:24:42
Moore. You are listening to Liberty
00:24:44
News Radio, and this show is called Hour
00:24:46
of Decision. Welcome back to Hour of Decision.
00:24:49
My name is Lou Moore.
00:24:51
We've been talking about the future, folks.
00:24:54
And the future for the patriotic movement is
00:24:56
definitely gonna be centered around America first
00:25:00
and not
00:25:01
MAGA.
00:25:02
We've been talking about the future in terms
00:25:04
of
00:25:05
immediate future policies that look like maybe shoved
00:25:09
down our throat,
00:25:11
like,
00:25:13
a amnesty,
00:25:15
an alien
00:25:16
amnesty
00:25:17
under Donald Trump.
00:25:20
We're looking at a clean FISA
00:25:23
renewal
00:25:24
with not one peep of objection, in fact,
00:25:27
insisted upon
00:25:29
by Donald Trump.
00:25:31
That's just two examples of what we're looking
00:25:34
at in the future policy wise.
00:25:39
We are looking at,
00:25:41
an electoral
00:25:43
disaster
00:25:43
coming up in November.
00:25:47
We'll be talking about that in a little
00:25:49
bit.
00:25:50
And just the future of this movement in
00:25:52
general centered around one individual
00:25:56
who is doing some erratic
00:26:00
and really stupid things, particularly with his Twitter,
00:26:04
with his phone, with his truth social account.
00:26:08
And I'm sure Susie Wiles would like to
00:26:10
just take that thing away from him.
00:26:13
And and we know that a lot of
00:26:14
them are actually not written by him,
00:26:17
but nonetheless,
00:26:20
I don't know.
00:26:21
I don't even
00:26:23
I don't even quite know what to say,
00:26:25
folks.
00:26:27
But, you know, he made the comment that
00:26:28
this was not on his Tweeter. This was
00:26:30
on Air Force One
00:26:32
about Medicare and Medicaid,
00:26:35
a disaster. And on one level, I'd say,
00:26:37
yes. Medicare and Medicaid should not be a
00:26:39
federal issues, but they are.
00:26:42
And even Ron Paul agreed
00:26:44
that we should
00:26:46
the last thing after we look at everything
00:26:49
else constitutionally,
00:26:50
starting with these damn wars,
00:26:53
but after we look at every other item
00:26:55
constitutionally,
00:26:56
then
00:26:58
we need to carefully
00:27:01
look at Social Security,
00:27:03
Medicare, and Medicaid.
00:27:05
Not first.
00:27:07
Not first. Not in an election year. Not
00:27:10
when you're saying that you gotta focus on
00:27:12
the war.
00:27:13
So he don't have time for these other
00:27:15
things now.
00:27:17
Unbelievable
00:27:18
folks and a sound bite, a gift from
00:27:20
heaven
00:27:22
to Hakeem
00:27:23
Jeffries
00:27:24
and Chuck Schumer.
00:27:26
A gift from heaven or maybe from I
00:27:28
would just say from the other place.
00:27:31
I don't know. They came it came from
00:27:32
our president,
00:27:34
but as our president thinks thinks he is
00:27:36
from heaven, folks. I mean, he's putting
00:27:39
he took it down, but he puts his
00:27:41
meme out that he looks like Christ,
00:27:44
administering to some, poor fellow in bed and
00:27:48
all these worshipful people around him.
00:27:51
I mean,
00:27:53
what the hell
00:27:55
is wrong
00:27:56
with Donald Trump on Easter?
00:27:59
He's gonna blow up,
00:28:01
Middle East civilization,
00:28:03
and he's saying Allah Akbar.
00:28:06
That's my that's my message of peace and
00:28:09
hope
00:28:10
and of resurrection on resurrection Sunday. I mean,
00:28:15
sure, there's these syncopathic
00:28:17
Christian Zionist ministers that fall all over themselves.
00:28:21
And this Paula White,
00:28:23
one of them, she pretty much,
00:28:25
she pretty much described this meme he took
00:28:28
down in her description of him at the
00:28:31
Easter service, which they took that down.
00:28:33
It was so worshipful,
00:28:36
but not of Christ.
00:28:40
Extremely
00:28:42
stupid
00:28:43
moves.
00:28:45
Extremely
00:28:46
stupid
00:28:47
moves.
00:28:48
Vileness.
00:28:50
Talking about some of the folks who now,
00:28:52
I guess, are his political enemies, Tucker Carlson,
00:28:56
Alex Jones,
00:28:59
Candace Owens, Megyn Kelly, and there's a whole
00:29:01
bunch more of these podcasters.
00:29:06
And, I mean, I can name several more
00:29:08
names. I'm not going to do it. That
00:29:10
all of them have a larger audience
00:29:12
than just about anybody
00:29:14
on television.
00:29:17
And the audience they have, folks,
00:29:20
Trump's base
00:29:22
or what was his base.
00:29:29
So then we have the question of Trump's
00:29:31
endorsements
00:29:33
looking at the future.
00:29:37
We're looking at the policies,
00:29:39
immediate policies in the future.
00:29:42
Now let's look at the future elections,
00:29:45
particularly this one
00:29:47
coming up.
00:29:49
And, you know,
00:29:51
Trump is always bragging about, boy, when I
00:29:53
endorse somebody, that's it. Boy, they win. They
00:29:56
win every time. They win every time because
00:29:58
of me.
00:30:00
Have you ever looked at this list of
00:30:02
endorsements, folks?
00:30:04
90%
00:30:07
of the people on this list are partisan
00:30:10
hacks.
00:30:11
They're incumbents
00:30:13
in gerrymandered
00:30:15
districts
00:30:16
that would have to commit
00:30:19
as Edwin Edwards, the slimeball
00:30:22
politician from Louisiana that'd be David Duke years
00:30:25
ago used to say, they'd have to be
00:30:27
found
00:30:28
with a live boy
00:30:31
in bed with a live boy or a
00:30:34
dead girl
00:30:35
to lose their elections.
00:30:38
These appear, and that's the point.
00:30:41
Trump is not
00:30:43
building
00:30:44
MAGA for the future.
00:30:48
Not when he's following the talking points of
00:30:51
big business,
00:30:53
more and more and more and of Israel,
00:30:58
more and more and more.
00:31:01
And when he's not endorsing
00:31:03
the next generation,
00:31:06
You build a bench in politics,
00:31:09
and then you have a rich variety of
00:31:11
candidates that can go out on the field.
00:31:14
And one of them goes to the pitcher's
00:31:16
mound, if I might use that analogy.
00:31:21
But not when you are endorsing
00:31:24
Lindsey Graham.
00:31:26
And you are emphasizing it and emphasizing it.
00:31:29
And, folks, I've been in South Carolina. I've
00:31:31
campaigned in South Carolina. I bought TV ads
00:31:33
in South Carolina.
00:31:35
I've I've worked with some of the greatest
00:31:37
people on Earth
00:31:39
in South Carolina. The lady that does a
00:31:41
little bit of my intro on this show
00:31:43
was an act was is an activist in
00:31:45
South Carolina, a patriot.
00:31:50
Lindsey Graham
00:31:52
is
00:31:53
you wanna take all the air out of
00:31:55
the balloon, folks, as far as the base
00:31:59
in South Carolina. Just say the word Lindsey
00:32:03
Graham, the two words.
00:32:05
And Trump is gonna shove that, and he
00:32:07
attacks his opponent in the again, vile.
00:32:10
It's all vile, folks,
00:32:12
and it's lies.
00:32:15
Trump is not effective on social media
00:32:18
when he's lying.
00:32:21
Lindsey Graham.
00:32:23
My district.
00:32:25
That that they've, I'm I'm not gonna get
00:32:27
into the disaster
00:32:29
that Utah is in terms of republicanism,
00:32:33
but I will just say that there is
00:32:35
a congressional primary here
00:32:38
in my district between a true
00:32:42
blue MAGA,
00:32:43
Donald Trump loving
00:32:45
patriot
00:32:47
who has a huge following, who almost took
00:32:49
out our sitting governor
00:32:52
in the last election,
00:32:54
a man named Phil Lyman,
00:32:56
and he's running against a rhino
00:33:00
who is an internationalist,
00:33:01
who is establishment
00:33:03
who has a ton of establishment money in
00:33:05
her pocket, who is changing
00:33:07
districts
00:33:09
to try to stay
00:33:13
in congress.
00:33:16
Who do you think Trump has endorsed, folks?
00:33:19
This is going on all over the country
00:33:21
where patriots are doing exactly what I say
00:33:24
to do on this show, to get involved
00:33:26
in local politics and even at the congressional
00:33:29
levels
00:33:31
and finding good people, finding leaders.
00:33:34
Phil Lyman is a leader.
00:33:37
He could be a champion.
00:33:38
He could
00:33:40
be in the congress. I don't know, but
00:33:41
he could be.
00:33:43
He certainly will be an advocate.
00:33:46
He'll certainly have the guts to stand up
00:33:48
and advocate because he's been doing it his
00:33:50
whole life and he's doing it in the
00:33:52
Utah
00:33:53
state legislature.
00:33:55
He went to jail standing up
00:33:57
for, all of this tyranny going on with
00:34:00
our public lands and the rural folk. He
00:34:03
went to jail, folks.
00:34:07
But no. No. That Trump's endorsing the opponent.
00:34:11
South Carolina. Trump's
00:34:13
endorses the opponent and attacking
00:34:16
the patriot
00:34:17
that is supported by people all over the
00:34:19
movement, including all these podcasters.
00:34:23
And there are millions and millions
00:34:25
of followers.
00:34:28
You think because Trump came out and attacked
00:34:30
this guy personally that everybody that listens to
00:34:32
all these shows is just gonna turn around
00:34:34
and do what he wants?
00:34:36
Not one chance in hell, folks. But he's
00:34:38
destroying his base with this. He's destroying his
00:34:41
credibility, and he's lying about these people. When
00:34:44
he's doing it, he's destroying
00:34:46
his authenticity.
00:34:47
You don't get it back, folks.
00:34:50
Once people figure it out, you don't get
00:34:52
it back.
00:34:53
You got one shot at that one.
00:34:59
You don't find Ron Paul. Yeah. You don't
00:35:01
have those kind of worries with Ron Paul.
00:35:03
You don't have those kind of worries with
00:35:04
Thomas Massie. Let's talk about Thomas Massie again
00:35:07
for a minute. I'm not for Thomas Massie
00:35:10
on every issue, but I'm for Thomas Massie
00:35:12
because he's got a ton of integrity. He's
00:35:15
totally authentic. He won't be bought. He stood
00:35:17
up to the Israel lobby. He's the only
00:35:20
reason. He's a champion.
00:35:22
He's a legislative champion. Now he didn't do
00:35:24
it the way I described
00:35:26
Pat McCarron did it
00:35:28
a few years ago, but using just that
00:35:30
jujitsu
00:35:31
of this so close,
00:35:33
numbers between the Republicans and Democrats in the
00:35:36
Congress,
00:35:37
he led
00:35:38
was it three others? I'm just having a
00:35:40
a little black three or four other Republicans
00:35:43
to join the Democrats
00:35:44
to do a discharge petition, take control of
00:35:47
the floor of the house, and pass the
00:35:48
bill that gave us the Epstein files.
00:35:52
And for that
00:35:55
and other reasons,
00:35:57
the Israel lobby has poured over $20
00:36:00
into this district. It takes in, Kentucky
00:36:03
that is in rural Kentucky. It has one
00:36:05
of the cheapest
00:36:07
media markets in the country. I don't even
00:36:09
know how you could spend that kind of
00:36:11
money there.
00:36:12
I really don't even know how it could
00:36:14
be done.
00:36:15
They're pouring the money in, and Trump does
00:36:18
a rally there
00:36:21
just to take him out. And they,
00:36:23
they brought in this Chris LaCivita,
00:36:25
Trump's political guru.
00:36:29
And so he's the political consultant, and they've
00:36:32
got this candidate
00:36:34
who has a military record and everything,
00:36:36
who left the Republican Party in 2016
00:36:39
when Trump won. He's not, MAGA.
00:36:43
He left the party because Trump won
00:36:46
and was out of the party for five
00:36:48
years, and people still don't even know what
00:36:49
this man believes. He won't even say and
00:36:51
he won't debate.
00:36:54
And thank God he's behind.
00:36:57
With all these millions and millions and millions
00:36:59
of dollars,
00:37:00
he's not even winning this race against Thomas
00:37:03
Massie
00:37:05
who's out being outspent.
00:37:07
I don't even know how many to one.
00:37:08
Many to one,
00:37:10
ratio. I didn't look that up.
00:37:14
He won't debate Thomas Massie. He's behind.
00:37:18
The the the the challenger always wants to
00:37:20
debate.
00:37:22
Not this guy.
00:37:24
We don't even know what he believes.
00:37:28
And Trump does a rally. He goes all
00:37:30
the way to Kentucky to go into this
00:37:32
little district of all the places in America
00:37:34
and does a rally for this guy.
00:37:40
It's one thing for Trump to say, boy,
00:37:41
I just you know, I don't agree on
00:37:43
the Epstein's file. It's one thing for Trump
00:37:44
to say, boy, Thomas Massie is not for
00:37:46
my terrorist. That's terrible. He should be for
00:37:48
the terrorist. That's totally wrong. He's totally wrong
00:37:50
on the terrorist.
00:37:52
Perfectly legitimate,
00:37:54
but it's so personal.
00:37:56
A man who lost his wife in the
00:37:58
last year, Thomas Massie. And Trump is attacking
00:38:01
him, say his family even knows he's low
00:38:04
IQ. He's an idiot.
00:38:06
He's the biggest rhino in Congress.
00:38:11
It's vile, folks.
00:38:13
It's vile. I'm done with it. I'm absolutely
00:38:16
done with it.
00:38:18
I'm calling balls and strikes from now on.
00:38:19
We still need we still need Trump. I've
00:38:21
always said he's not our national savior, and
00:38:23
we need him.
00:38:25
And we need him for very specific things,
00:38:26
and we still do, but we're not getting
00:38:28
them.
00:38:29
Most of them, all but without with a
00:38:31
couple of exceptions, we're not getting what we
00:38:33
need from Trump, but we're getting this.
00:38:37
And this is a disaster.
00:38:40
A complete
00:38:41
and utter
00:38:43
disaster.
00:38:43
And the other race that Chris LaCivita was
00:38:46
sent in,
00:38:48
John Cornyn,
00:38:50
who hated Trump.
00:38:52
Total tool of big business, total globalist, total
00:38:55
internationalist.
00:38:57
And, Trump was right on the
00:39:00
right on the trigger finger to endorse him
00:39:02
against his biggest supporter
00:39:04
among the attorney generals of The United States,
00:39:07
Ken Paxton.
00:39:09
But he did pull off that one because
00:39:11
Cornyn,
00:39:12
despite
00:39:13
$80
00:39:16
of inputs in Texas in the senate race,
00:39:20
is many points
00:39:22
behind Ken Paxton. The base
00:39:24
is for Paxton, so Trump did back off
00:39:27
of that one,
00:39:28
at least for now.
00:39:34
There's no future here, folks.
00:39:36
If the people who the people with integrity,
00:39:39
the people who are supporting all of your
00:39:40
policies in the case of Ken Paxton, in
00:39:43
the case of this Mark Lynch in South
00:39:44
Carolina,
00:39:45
in the case of a Phil Lyman in
00:39:47
Utah,
00:39:50
if you're thwarting them,
00:39:52
you're destroying
00:39:54
the future
00:39:55
yourself.
00:39:57
The future is not MAGA, folks.
00:40:00
If the personification
00:40:02
of MAGA is destroying it
00:40:05
by not pursuing the right issues, by thwarting
00:40:09
us on key MAGA issues,
00:40:12
if he's,
00:40:14
compromised his authenticity
00:40:16
and his integrity,
00:40:18
and if he's thwarting
00:40:20
the next
00:40:21
generations of politicians and, public servants, whatever you
00:40:25
wanna call these people,
00:40:26
that
00:40:27
would carry his message.
00:40:31
There's not a future there, folks.
00:40:34
There just is not.
00:40:37
It just goes on and on
00:40:41
with the messaging.
00:40:42
This war
00:40:45
And, you know, I don't get into the
00:40:46
day to day thing of the word changes.
00:40:48
I mean, I I I I'm taping this
00:40:50
on Thursday.
00:40:52
It'll be on real it'll be on, excuse
00:40:54
me, on Liberty News Radio on Saturday.
00:40:59
And I don't know what's gonna happen. We
00:41:00
got a blockade. This I I said in
00:41:02
the fir the only episode I really dealt
00:41:04
with this war, I said, every day it
00:41:06
goes on
00:41:08
is bad,
00:41:10
and it's still going on.
00:41:13
And the world economy is going to have
00:41:15
more and more and more problems. Our our
00:41:18
allies
00:41:19
people say, oh, China. Boy, China is really
00:41:21
screwed because Trump's cutting out their oil.
00:41:24
First of all, it's not most of their
00:41:25
oil. They do get oil from Iran. They
00:41:28
don't get most of it from Iran.
00:41:30
It's strengthening Russia's hand
00:41:32
completely,
00:41:34
completely.
00:41:36
It's killing
00:41:38
the people who support Trump in Japan who
00:41:41
just got into office
00:41:43
in South Korea, in Taiwan,
00:41:46
in Australia,
00:41:47
in New Zealand.
00:41:49
We need all of these allies to keep
00:41:52
China in check, not to mention Taiwan,
00:41:55
where 60% of our chips are still being
00:41:57
manufactured.
00:42:00
No, folks.
00:42:02
The the
00:42:03
this is a disaster.
00:42:05
I will we'll see what happens right now.
00:42:07
The ships are not going in and out.
00:42:09
Yeah.
00:42:10
You know? A few days ago, we are
00:42:11
gonna make sure ships go in and out.
00:42:13
And that we will not let any ships
00:42:15
go in and out. And, you know, I
00:42:16
get it. It's you know, they're trying to,
00:42:19
collapse this regime
00:42:22
without having to put boots on the ground.
00:42:25
But,
00:42:28
anyway,
00:42:29
what a disaster.
00:42:31
What a complete disaster
00:42:34
in my opinion.
00:42:38
So
00:42:39
the future
00:42:42
is
00:42:45
wrapped up of MAGA, is completely wrapped up
00:42:47
in the persona of Donald Trump.
00:42:50
The immediate future are policies that we need
00:42:53
him to implement.
00:42:54
We keep hearing Stephen Miller comes out in
00:42:57
three weeks. In three weeks, we're gonna have
00:42:59
big news for you on the deep state.
00:43:03
How many times have they done this, folks?
00:43:04
Why don't they keep their mouth shut and
00:43:08
do something dramatic
00:43:10
and then come out and say, look what
00:43:11
we did.
00:43:14
Not look at what we're talking about now.
00:43:17
This is like this Jim Jordan who's in
00:43:19
bed with Trump on this clean Pfizer renewal.
00:43:22
Jordan used to be totally against it. Trump
00:43:24
used to be totally against it.
00:43:26
He come out every week. We're gonna do
00:43:29
this. We are going to do that. We're
00:43:31
doing this over here and that over there,
00:43:33
but it never happened. The only thing that
00:43:35
did happen is Google kept putting money in
00:43:37
his pocket and all these other high-tech firms.
00:43:39
I'm talking about Jim Jordan now.
00:43:43
And this is what's going on with Trump.
00:43:44
So we will see there are people in
00:43:46
the administration I know for a fact
00:43:50
feel in many ways like I do and
00:43:51
want to do the things I want to
00:43:53
see done.
00:43:54
And a key one
00:43:56
is taking out
00:43:58
as much of this old deep state apparatus,
00:44:01
which is a globalist apparatus,
00:44:03
which is an anti Trump apparatus.
00:44:07
They tried to put him in jail. They
00:44:08
tried to take all his money. They tried
00:44:10
to keep him off the bat. They tried
00:44:11
to kill him.
00:44:16
I haven't seen it yet, have we folks?
00:44:19
We need that. So the immediate future, it
00:44:22
doesn't look good
00:44:24
with a with the end of mass deportations,
00:44:27
with Mark May Wayne Mullen promising
00:44:29
judicial
00:44:30
orders
00:44:32
before anybody's house is approached.
00:44:35
Not going after these sanctuary cities, so we
00:44:37
can't get any cooperation
00:44:38
there.
00:44:40
Not going after employers.
00:44:42
No cooperation there. Not going after financial institutions.
00:44:46
No system
00:44:47
no systematic
00:44:48
effort of any kind to do mass deportations.
00:44:52
And we're struggling to even get the criminals
00:44:54
out.
00:44:55
And there's a lot of them as we
00:44:58
read every single day in our news.
00:45:02
So that's not happening.
00:45:05
Trump is demanding a clean FISA renewal.
00:45:08
And behind the scenes and Stephen Miller even
00:45:11
was kinda hamming and high, but Trump is
00:45:13
behind this amnesty.
00:45:16
Susie Wiles and these other people and Mike
00:45:18
Lawler who's pushing this amnesty
00:45:21
endorsed by Trump for reelection. This is what
00:45:24
I'm talking about, folks. How can MAGA have
00:45:26
a future
00:45:29
if you aren't endorsing the candidates that will
00:45:31
shut the door on the future
00:45:34
of populist
00:45:35
nationalism
00:45:36
in America.
00:45:38
You're not gonna have one.
00:45:41
TPUSA.
00:45:43
So we got the party,
00:45:47
the grassroots people in the party are being
00:45:49
thwarted,
00:45:51
incumbents who are not with us, who will
00:45:54
not give Trump recess appointments,
00:45:57
who just voted, 10 of them, and some
00:45:59
of them endorsed by Trump
00:46:01
and did voted
00:46:04
to give Haitians,
00:46:06
what really is permanent
00:46:09
status as refugees
00:46:11
when they're supposed to be on temporary
00:46:13
status, which is supposed to be ended.
00:46:17
They voted to prevent that. Hundreds of thousands
00:46:20
of Haitians, 65%
00:46:22
of them were on welfare.
00:46:24
Mike Lawler, right at top of list. He's
00:46:26
the same one pushing this,
00:46:29
amnesty thing, and he's endorsed
00:46:31
by the great man himself and just ask
00:46:33
Donald Trump about the people he adores. He
00:46:35
adores is the best, and they always win
00:46:37
because of him. Just go back and look
00:46:39
at his messaging on this.
00:46:43
If you don't believe me, t p USA.
00:46:45
So we have the party and then there's
00:46:46
the youth.
00:46:48
The youth know Israel
00:46:50
is selling us down the river. It's becoming
00:46:53
a larger and larger problem
00:46:55
among
00:46:57
that part of the base.
00:46:59
And, again, the base is not all the
00:47:01
voters.
00:47:03
The block of automatic Republican voters is there,
00:47:06
will always be there, will sit there and
00:47:08
drool and watch Fox News and believe everything
00:47:11
Sean Hannity tells him no matter what it
00:47:12
is.
00:47:14
And, no, Trump has got Trump will get
00:47:15
those people will stay with Trump no matter
00:47:17
what he does.
00:47:19
But they are not the people that go
00:47:20
out and knock on doors. They are not
00:47:22
the people that put up signs. They are
00:47:23
not the people that register new voters. They
00:47:24
are not the people that register new voters.
00:47:26
They are not the people that make the
00:47:28
difference in the election.
00:47:30
So Trump is losing people from the base,
00:47:32
and he's also losing people on the margins.
00:47:36
Women,
00:47:37
Hispanic men,
00:47:39
youth that are not in the base.
00:47:42
He's losing these people, folks. Look at the
00:47:44
analysis that Rich Barris has done and many
00:47:47
others. And Trump is out telling us just
00:47:49
one more messaging jewel.
00:47:51
100%
00:47:52
of MAGA is for me all the way.
00:47:56
That's a lie, folks. They're closing stores.
00:48:00
They're closing MAGA merch stores. Nobody's buying the
00:48:03
merch.
00:48:06
And then there's all these podcasters that he
00:48:08
just thinks that, well, terrible people. Well, and
00:48:10
there's some that support him and have big
00:48:11
audiences too. There's you know? The youth are
00:48:14
are watching that's where they are. They are
00:48:16
not
00:48:17
watching Fox.
00:48:19
They are Newsmax
00:48:21
or even Real America's Voice. They are not
00:48:23
folks.
00:48:25
TPUSA
00:48:26
going after Thomas Massie is a rhino when
00:48:28
Charlie Kirk said he was a member of
00:48:30
congress he admired the most. TP
00:48:33
USA just had a big rally,
00:48:35
except there was 90% of the seats were
00:48:38
empty.
00:48:40
Empty, folks,
00:48:42
for Erica Kirk who then didn't show up.
00:48:45
It's a big problem,
00:48:47
and the future is not with MAGA. It's
00:48:49
with the issue set I talked about. The
00:48:51
people are still there. The coalition is still
00:48:53
there, but they won't be there for Trump
00:48:57
or this current GOP.
00:49:00
My name is Lou Moore, and you have
00:49:02
been listening to Hour of Decision on Liberty
00:49:04
News Radio, and I will talk to you
00:49:06
again
00:49:08
next week.