00:04:52.020And then it's just been steadily downhill.
00:04:54.100The last time I ran it for Rasmussen reports, I think it was 34%.
00:04:57.660And Israel loses with everybody under 40.
00:05:00.360And even the boomers, the freaking boomers lost 50% support for Israel.
00:05:06.000And so that's just cataclysmic, blaring alarm sirens.
00:05:10.180And as you know, there is a blaring alarm siren in the Nesset, which is why they allocated $730 million for foreign influence just in the next 12 months.
00:05:19.320Now, the Republicans kind of lost their support relatively early on as well.
00:05:33.600But fast forward to about April or May of 2025, and people were already starting to see you had a pretty strong majority of Republicans say that the Republican Party wasn't delivering on Trump's mandate, which was I mean, that was even before the one big, beautiful bill got through.
00:05:51.060And then all of these subsequent, just absolute symbolic betrayals.
00:05:57.220I think we're going to look back at Trump's legacy and say, well, it was just a string of unforced errors.
00:06:02.740So it's like Liberation Day wasn't really handled that well. They tanked Doge themselves, the most popular thing Republicans ever did. They did Midnight Hammer. They did the Operation Epstein Piss Off My Base. Then all of this stuff in the fall where Trump was just taking every single core fundamental principle of the MAGA movement and counter signaling it on mainstream media press interviews. It was just a complete mess.
00:06:30.020And then you have Iran as a cherry on top. But I ran in the placeholder of where a strong Republican legislative agenda for 2026 should be.
00:06:41.580And I was talking to Trump in November about what that should look like for 2026.
00:06:46.340And it's like you're not going to get it all through. But instead of saying we're in the golden age, show that American can get to the golden age under Republicans if people keep voting for them.
00:06:55.480give Americans a reason to vote for Republicans. And of course, the Republicans are incapable of
00:07:00.240doing that. Trump raged at them about the nuclear option when they only had about probably 25 votes
00:07:07.360for that. It's like at a certain point, you have to work together. And he would pick these people
00:07:13.360to fight for the wrong reasons. He was going after Massey and MTG for the Israel stuff and
00:07:19.020the epstein stuff when like those were people that were his biggest supporters now we've gotten
00:07:25.800so bad that he's out there attacking alex jones and people like me and trying to silence folks
00:07:30.760and they're doing all the same things that the leftist people did right they're laundering money
00:07:35.320through these uh you know places like win red just like the democrats are with act blue
00:07:40.420pack money is going to uh budge certain pollster numbers i can guarantee you that
00:07:46.800and like it's just a mess it's not supposed to be like this and right now it's looking like
00:07:51.780as we all expect it's going to be a huge loss it's going to be the republicans like one chance
00:07:56.940to redeem themselves and save america and they completely crap their pants and they're going to
00:08:02.080have nobody to blame but themselves when well quite frankly i mean most of the mud that splatters
00:08:07.200in the fall will be on trump and the trump administration and not necessarily the republican
00:08:11.440Party. So they'll win to, you know, live to fight another day and elect more donor checks. And it's
00:08:18.160it's a it's one big club. It's one big oligarchic Republican club and you're not in it.
00:08:22.780Well, choices are Bolsheviks or corporatists. That's it.
00:08:26.080Yeah, that is that is that is the false dichotomy that we're being presented with right now. And as
00:08:30.520you say, a series of unforced errors. And it's like, I don't even know if we have the vocabulary
00:08:35.080to deal with it. Because, you know, I think of I think of baseball and I hear unforced errors,
00:08:39.240you think well he dropped a ball or whatever it's like no this is them hitting themselves in the
00:08:43.080face with a bat instead of actually playing the game it's so inexplicable they aren't even trying
00:08:47.220to pretend that they're doing anything to support the american people they seem to instead double
00:08:51.620down on all of the unpopular stuff i really want to dig into this and figure out what the heck is
00:08:56.980going on what is even motivating them i want to talk about that 730 million dollars that israel
00:09:01.720is uh put towards you know their eighth front which is american uh you know opinion about them
00:09:07.680And whether that's having any effect or possibly a negative effect, as people don't like, you know, our country being taken over by Israeli money.
00:09:15.860It's not that complicated. More with Mark Mitchell on the other side. Don't go anywhere.
00:09:21.000Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. This is The Alex Jones Show, AlexJonesLive.com.
00:09:24.920I'm your host, Harrison Smith, sitting in for Alex today.
00:09:27.600Alex will be off all week, but as you've seen, he hosted the first hour today.
00:09:31.160He'll be hosting, you know, periodically throughout the week.
00:09:33.920I'm going to be back in the war room for the rest of the week, although I will be joining Rex Jones on Friday to do a full-fledged breakdown of the Sandy Hook trial.
00:09:43.840We're working on that behind the scenes.
00:09:45.140We're going to make it a big production to just settle the misconceptions people have about that once and for all.
00:09:52.060So we're working behind the scenes on that.
00:09:53.540It's going to be a very big production on Friday.
00:09:56.020This whole week is going to be absolutely huge, and, of course, today is huge as well.
00:10:01.060You can follow him on X at Honest Polster.
00:10:03.080You can also find The Honest Poll Company at thehonestpoll.com and on X at Honest Poll Co.
00:10:10.340And we're talking about just the the uphill battle that Republicans, conservatives have, if you can even call it that.
00:10:18.900I mean, this whole thing is so convoluted, but just some headlines from today and yesterday.
00:10:22.400100 days until the midterms, Dems lead in polling, GOP in redistricting, Republican enthusiasm problem hits even core voters.
00:10:31.360Things are not going well. Israel first destroyed the 2024 Trump coalition, shrunk MAGA by about a third and stripped all of its winning parts, which is just incredibly stupid for us to do.
00:10:43.740And then I have kind of a funny story here, Mark. So I was sitting yesterday gathering my news and I saw this tweet from you and my three year old daughter was sitting in my lap while I did it.
00:10:52.460She was just like, oh, oh, I love the red. Red's my favorite color. Look at all the red.
00:10:57.980And I thought, yeah, you're probably a lot happier than this about this red than the Republicans are, because obviously the red is the negative approval for Donald Trump in all of these different brackets and demographics.
00:11:12.940It's not going well for President Trump or the Republican Party, but at least my three-year-old daughter is happy that there's so much of the color red when you look at these polls.
00:11:24.920I mean, it's down across the board, right?
00:11:27.200I mean, except for white evangelicals who seem to still be supporting him to an absurd degree, everybody else is sort of off the Trump train.
00:11:36.900I mean, yeah, but he's lost his big coalition.
00:11:40.020Now, there are a lot. I mean, that's that's the most beautiful slide you could possibly put up because it really shows what's like happening.
00:11:46.540I think that's the Schofield Bible doing a lot of heavy lifting there, to be honest with you.
00:11:50.840Right. But, you know, everybody keeps seeing these Harry Enten clips where he's like, Donald Trump has the best approval he's ever had among MAGA.
00:11:59.340And it's like, yep, Donald Trump supporters are going to support Donald Trump when you ask them if they're Donald Trump supporter.
00:12:04.660Right. And so that doesn't really tell you anything that tells you that, like, and I said this on Alex, I think back in October of last year is that the cult was going to get smaller, but cultier.
00:12:15.520And I think that's exactly, exactly what we're seeing happen. I think he, you know, all the crossover Democrats bounced and then the independents bounced after Epstein.
00:12:23.840And then he had all the young people bounce when Donald Trump is out there, like saying he wants to keep home prices high.
00:12:29.880And so bit by bit, I think it's been a death of a thousand cuts.
00:12:35.760I mean, depending on what you look at, he's got a 42, 43, 44 percent approval rating, which, quite frankly, is about where Joe Biden was for most of the latter half of his term.
00:12:47.660But then the problem is, is that I don't think anybody has a really good idea about what's going to happen in the fall.
00:12:52.460So I don't necessarily think it's going to be a massive blue wave, although that could happen depending on all the exogenous shocks that are out there, like what happens in the market, what happens with Iran.
00:13:04.880But then at the same time, everybody's saying, well, it's going to be a pretty safe House Republican House pickup.
00:13:09.940I don't think that's the case as well, because I think what you've seen is a trend of Republicans underperforming the polling ever since November 2024.
00:13:19.080for. And that's this, you know, this complete betrayal feeling. That's the, the, the loss of
00:13:26.420complete, uh, this was a movement. This was, there was exuberance here for what the Donald
00:13:31.480Trump administration was going to bring. And the second one, people realize, well, it's, it's not
00:13:36.080going to bring that stuff. I think a lot of people bounce. We had a question maybe like two months
00:13:40.340ago and it was, has Donald Trump kept his promises more or less than recent presidents? And 33% said
00:13:48.420more 50% said less. So that's saying that a lot of people support him, even though they're
00:13:54.540acknowledging that he's not really delivering on what he said he would deliver. And the number
00:13:58.840among Republicans was, I think, only 60% as well. And a lot of the Republicans say that he's not
00:14:05.080better than his first term. Is it all of them? No. Is it a majority? No. But it's enough of them
00:14:09.920that when it comes time to turn these people out, they're just probably not going to be there to the
00:14:14.000same numbers. Now, the reason this presents a problem is because everybody's looking and saying,
00:14:18.700well, redistricting has given Republicans a 15 to 20 seat potential pickup. But this is all based
00:14:24.400on the 2024 election when Trump was on the ballot, when everybody was happy that Trump was on the
00:14:30.000ballot. Trump's not going to be on the ballot now. And I'm actually pretty fearful at what the
00:14:36.520Democrats are going to do in September and October. I think a lot of people aren't prepared
00:14:40.780the extent to which they are very well funded through act blue and they have a lot of ammunition
00:14:46.820to go on. And they've actually been, in my opinion, really quiet over the last 12 months
00:14:51.000as Trump makes a ton of unforced errors. You know, the Democrats actually kind of look sane right now.
00:14:56.500People are looking at the socialists and trying to focus on mom, Donnie, and we can get into that.
00:15:00.800I don't think that the socialism is the boogeyman that it used to be, but it's like they're passing
00:15:05.880housing bills. They're trying to do bipartisan stuff. They're staying quiet. They're not being
00:15:11.200crazy. Now, I think they'll get crazy. I think there's going to be a lot of show trial, a lot
00:15:15.400of real trials that come out. I think we're going to see things like in September, we're going to
00:15:20.000hear about the antitrust stuff that's been going on behind the scenes. I think people are going to
00:15:24.660go after maybe the pardon stuff. I think there's real things that could get dropped. It's like
00:15:31.340after Biden, the one thing that you had to be was not corrupt, right? So like in every single way,
00:15:38.340people feel let down here. You know, I pulled the Cittarelli race. A lot of good pollsters
00:15:42.760hand him down a point or two. I hand him down six. He finished at negative 13. Wow. And he
00:15:49.320actually won in my poll with everybody over 40. So you have this young Trump voter that turned out
00:15:54.640was not a Republican. And I think they're just gone. And the wild thing about the Trump movement,
00:16:00.240As you recall from 10 years ago, the Trump movement was always very focused on internal purity.
00:16:07.380And it's like Trump created a set of values.
00:16:37.660You have the White House Twitter account putting out all the Trump memes now, not fans.
00:16:43.880And the people who are the Trump fans now are all people who have suspicious patterns
00:16:49.360online that make them look like a foreign influence operation.
00:16:52.740And that's because there's just like a complete fundamental difference, I think, of opinions about how to handle the domestic and foreign policy situations that we have right now in the Republican Party.
00:17:04.720And all signs point to the fact that it's going to tear the Republican Party apart because neither of them is willing to give ground on this at all.
00:17:12.580Absolutely. Absolutely. And again, you know, it's really troubling because the other option are literal socialists.
00:17:20.820And they are clearly, you know, rising in the polls. And, you know, whether you talk about Trump's approval rating and whether his supporters, you know, like what he's doing or not, the enthusiasm is obviously not there.
00:17:31.860And that's what they're actually relying on to get us over the, you know, finish line there in the midterms.
00:17:38.100They've expressed this. Well, we'll get Trump out there and people will be motivated to go out and, you know, support him.
00:17:43.240Nobody that I talk to is motivated to support Trump. And if you aren't current, you know, turning out the vote, if you aren't getting people to actually take time out of their day to go vote during the midterms, it's not something people are going to do.
00:17:55.160I mean, I I'm extremely concerned about this. The only reason I'm not as concerned as I would be otherwise is the failure of the Republican Party to do anything valuable anyway.
00:18:03.060So it's not like I'm like, oh, if we lose this, you know, everything's lost, kind of feels lost anyway. And now we're looking for for another option.
00:18:09.280I know the Democrats are looking for another option. The latest poll, I guess, is from Fox News, have Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leading the 2028 Democratic primary field by 22 percent.
00:18:20.740Now, Trump has said basically this is good for the Republicans because, oh, you know, most people are saying they don't want the crazy socialists.
00:18:27.540So it's good that the Democrats are going socialist because then sane people will come over to the Republicans.
00:18:32.620Do you think there's any validity to that idea? Because I think that is asinine.
00:18:36.600I think people are going over to the socialists because they're the ones who actually, at the very least, express concern about the economic well-being of the American people.
00:18:46.480You know their solutions are BS, but the Republicans basically are saying, pull yourself up by your bootstraps, stop complaining.
00:18:52.180And so, of course, the young people are going over to the people who are at least offering them something.
00:18:56.720So, I mean, what do you think about this idea that the more Democrat socialists the Democrats become, the more sane people will go over to the Republicans?
00:19:03.720I think that's pie in the sky nonsense.
00:19:06.600So about the Democrat primary numbers, it totally depends on whatever the mode the poll is.
00:19:12.840So an online panel poll is going to find somebody like a Buttigieg or AOC in charge.
00:19:17.160A mixed mode might find like a Kamala Harris in charge.
00:19:22.160There are probably some that still have Newsom.
00:19:24.280And so it's still kind of like a toss up crapshoot for them.
00:19:27.600And they're such like cohesive thinkers that there will be some moment where everybody
00:19:30.960piles behind somebody that hasn't happened yet.
00:19:33.040But what has happened is the Democrat Party is increasingly becoming socialistic, like by all measures, like 85 to 90 percent of them, depending on the poll, say that they're very liberal.
00:19:43.620And that's just not the way it used to be.
00:19:45.320They used to call themselves moderates.
00:19:47.200Liberal used to be a bad word to Democrats, especially back in like the Bill Clinton era.
00:19:51.480So this this is, you know, very long trend that's been increasing.
00:19:55.500And the Democrat Party is the party of socialism now.
00:19:58.640But here's the thing about socialism is that we are so entrenched in this sort of boomerism value thing where there's only black and white and there's no gray area or nuance in any of these arguments.
00:20:11.820And I think the problem we have is that we have something right now that I call boomer capitalism.
00:20:17.540And what that actually is, is socialism for corporations and the wealthy.
00:20:21.480And so I think you have a lot of people under 50 who have been priced out of this market, can't find a job because of immigration.
00:20:28.560The women are like their life literally just kind of sucks. Right.
00:20:31.880They can't do anything on a single income like it was possible 40 years ago.
00:20:36.440And I think these people have like a fundamentally nuanced view that when they hear the words capitalism or socialism, it's not like a real argument.
00:20:45.540And if they're going to pick socialism for corporations are wealthy or socialism for them, they're going to pick socialism for them.
00:20:52.660And what is wild, and we also said this on your show back in the fall, not a lot of people had done this work.
00:20:58.800But I think the last time we ran it, 54 percent of under 40 Trump voters said that they would vote potentially for somebody who said they were a socialist.
00:21:08.020And so these days of Republican means capitalism and big business and trickle down supplies, economics, like none of this is going to last.
00:21:19.200It's it is not serve the American people.
00:21:22.820It's corporate welfare at this point, as I think the stories about what happened with Trump's antitrust are going to show us the Republican Party is captured by big business donors, period.
00:21:33.600And you can look at these AOC types and say, OK, well, maybe they're Bolsheviks, but maybe they just really care about Americans.
00:21:40.780A lot of people are looking at what they say and they're saying, you know, like they sound like Bernie Sanders and Bernie Sanders shares a lot of things with J.D. Vance.
00:21:48.880Like Bernie Sanders is the only person in our matchups last year that was beating J.D. Vance.
00:21:53.660Of course, now everybody beats him because he's not going to have these Trump coattails.
00:21:57.600Right. So you're going to see the situation, I think, where the Trump political capital is basically gone. He potentially is a lame duck and going to be just completely hounded by anti-corruption stuff for the last two years of his term.
00:22:12.360I wonder if he finishes in that kind of environment.
00:22:15.880And then you're going to have this knife fight before between essentially J.D. Vance as the continuation of the economic populist parts of Trump's agenda, a domestic policy focus versus what the establishment wants, which is a foreign policy resume, because they want to continue destabilizing everybody in the Middle East for probably religious cultist reasons.
00:22:36.460Like, so I just don't see how that equation works out well for Republicans at all.
00:22:41.220It's just going to be this internal fight. And it's, you know, a lot of people say this. I don't know if I ascribe to this view yet, but people are going to want a Republican Party to be punished severely for the level of betrayal that some people believe that they've seen.
00:22:59.420Yeah. And, you know, we have headlines like this. And, you know, this is just an example of sort of the brazen propaganda that we're being faced with right now.
00:23:09.480Laura Loomer, who, you know, ask people online what they think about Laura Loomer.
00:23:13.980She's not the contrary to her own, you know, self aggrandizement.
00:23:18.380She's not the most popular person on the right by a long shot.
00:23:20.960But she goes to Ukraine to interview Zelensky, obviously, as part of this, you know, push for the establishment to support this utterly suicidal war that Europe and Russia are engaged in.
00:23:31.740And you've got the telegraph or in the headline, why MAGA changed its mind about the Ukraine war.
00:23:36.940You know, it's almost like they're just they're just like if we just pretend, then it will be real.
00:23:41.060If we just tell everybody that MAGA changed their mind, then that will happen.
00:23:45.200It's almost like magical thinking they're engaged in.
00:23:47.860Nobody I know has changed their mind about the Ukraine war.
00:23:50.380We're all pissed that Donald Trump failed to not only end it, but even meaningfully
00:24:17.120Nobody I know has changed their mind on Ukraine, just like nobody I know.
00:24:20.060change their mind on what they wanted Trump to do. Nobody, you know, with who's acting honestly
00:24:25.540is saying, well, I wanted Trump to do that. But, you know, now I realize going to war with Iran
00:24:29.760was the right thing to do. Nobody's falling for this, but they're pushing it. This propaganda
00:24:33.920is totally out of whack with the reality on the ground. Yeah, I think that's I mean, that's correct.
00:24:39.840And it seems like they're trying to draw a perimeter around their sort of like remaining
00:24:45.000base and trying to make sure that there's ideological conformity in there and anybody
00:24:50.860who doesn't conform to those ideologies is singled out and ostracized like they're trying to do with
00:24:55.600Alex like they're trying to do with Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens and like they've done with a
00:24:59.980lot of these young people again it's like well fine if you don't believe in the Epstein stuff
00:25:03.760I don't want your vote like okay you're booting people out and Rich and I both call this Rich
00:25:09.880Barris, purification through subtraction. Now, it's obviously not a great way to win politically
00:25:15.980because you're not building a big tent coalition. But I guess that's not the ends that they're
00:25:21.360trying to acquire with these means. Now, one could say, like looking at this, who's the audience
00:25:27.320of all of this psychological manipulation? I think a case could be made in some ways.
00:25:34.200it's the Republican Senate and Congress and specifically Trump, because he talks to Laura
00:25:39.840Loomer. He talks to Rupert Murdoch. He talks to all of these people on Fox. And it's almost like
00:25:45.520they're trying to form ranks as part of some elaborate charade. And here's, I'll bring it
00:25:51.000back to memes again. One of the most dangerous memes I've ever seen was the NPC meme from 2018.
00:25:57.740And that's when the right, like very astutely pointed out that, look, everybody on the left
00:26:02.960is just operating as if they are non-sentient human beings operating off the script yeah that's
00:26:09.640what maggot is now i remember they banned that i mean you couldn't post npc memes on x they banned
00:26:16.320the image of the npc that's how powerful that idea was you're exactly right and your point about the
00:26:21.200fact that most pro-trump memes i see now are literally coming from the white house or from
00:26:26.240official accounts that's so true and i never thought about that there used to be all over
00:26:30.400the place. Now they only come from the official accounts and everybody just sort of mocks it and
00:26:34.140goes, this isn't working because they're not even trying to do what we want them to do,
00:26:39.100which I think is a difference between the first administration, which, hey, maybe we're fools in
00:26:42.700the first administration, but it at least felt like, hey, here's this, you know, up and coming,
00:26:46.780you know, political maverick. And of course, he's going to run into the establishment,
00:26:50.060but he's trying and they're they're defeating him. But hey, at least he's got the now it's like,
00:26:54.900you know, one bad thing happens during a deportation raid. And it's like, oh, we're so
00:26:59.540sorry, we're not doing deportations anymore. If they were at least pretending to try, if they're
00:27:04.300at least going, hey, look, we're going to keep doing deportations and these judges are getting
00:27:07.480in the way, but we're going to find a way around. Even if we had the same deportation numbers,
00:27:11.320if the energy was there, the aggressiveness, the like no holds barred, we're doing this and
00:27:16.620sure, it's difficult, but we're going to get. I just don't see that anywhere. I see them giving
00:27:19.840up on deportations, you know, providing cutouts for the farmers who use illegal immigrants. I see
00:27:25.460them giving up just practically across the board, focusing entirely on Israel. I mean, again, you
00:27:30.240cannot I don't think you can overstate what a big problem that is. But let me just say, you know,
00:27:35.340because Alex talked about the fact that, you know, people got very mad that you were telling the
00:27:39.360truth to Donald Trump and, you know, were able to brief him. And but it wasn't your ideas that
00:27:44.520you're promoting. Right. It's not Mark Mitchell and his conception. You are a pollster. You're
00:27:49.320actually just relaying what the people think. So it's just kind of absurd to be mad at you. It's
00:27:54.040like you're just the guy delivering the number. Don't shoot the messenger. Right. So, I mean,
00:27:58.240this is what Americans are thinking. This isn't out of the head of Mark Mitchell. Americans are
00:28:02.780upset that this is the way things are going. Yeah. And then again, the pollsters in Trump's
00:28:07.960administration seem to be focused on cherry picking very selective results to convince
00:28:12.700Trump to do X or like Y person and Y person might be a big corporation and might be a foreign
00:28:18.220country. And if you understand the context in almost every one of these cases, the
00:28:23.780opposite has, has been the case. Like no Americans don't want the Iran strike. You could show them
00:28:30.060that 85% of America doesn't want an Iranian nuke. But then another question I would show is that
00:28:35.500Iran stack ranks as number five on the list of foreign enemies that Americans think they have
00:28:39.920or total enemies. So it's like, they weren't really clamoring for this. And they literally
00:28:46.160don't understand public opinion. And I made it very clear too. Like, I'm not saying you can't
00:28:51.440the iran strike but you have to sell it better and it has to be the analogy i use is it imagine trump
00:28:58.000is ringling brothers and barnum and bailey and he's the guy in the you know the coattails and
00:29:03.280the tucks in the middle of the the main ring of the circus you can do whatever you want and rings
00:29:10.000two and three but guess what ring one has to be very easy economic populism a pragmatic conservative
00:29:16.960Teddy Roosevelt style economic populism and reforming the federal government. And that's
00:29:23.420what I said to him in the fall of last year. If you want to win, you're on track to lose.
00:29:27.560Isn't that key? I'm just the Teddy Roosevelt thing, because it's this false dichotomy of
00:29:33.760you're either for unrestricted capitalism, which is actually corporate socialism,
00:29:37.100or you're a damn dirty communist. And it's like, what about the American path? What about trust
00:29:42.200busting like Teddy Roosevelt. I mean, that is such an easy thing for the Republicans to latch
00:29:46.820onto and go this. There's nothing communistic about this. We're preserving people's liberties
00:29:50.400by protecting their liberties from the corporations. I mean, that's as American as
00:29:54.400you can get. Why can't they wrap their mind around that, Mark? I mean, Will Sexton has a
00:30:00.660really good video about this that explains all the parallels from the Teddy Roosevelt
00:30:04.780administration here. They had a problem with immigrants who weren't assimilating. They had
00:30:10.200problem with hyphenated Americans. They had a problem with wages being suppressed and corporate
00:30:15.400oligarchy. It's exactly where we're at now. And Trump, like I talked about last week with Alex,
00:30:21.240has said that he wants to be on Mount Rushmore, but it's like, well, you have to stand up to all
00:30:25.760those powerful forces and correct the fundamental problems that we have in America. So people keep
00:30:31.700blaming the socialists, but it's like, what do you expect these people to vote for? They see the
00:30:36.580treasury being plundered and they just want some for themselves.
00:30:39.520Like I have a hard time really looking at that and saying, well,
00:30:42.740it's like dangerous or can't like, like, what do you expect them to do?
00:30:47.800They have no life. They sit at home playing video games. There's,
00:30:51.140there's no American exceptionalism because all of our exceptional
00:30:54.300institutions have been either corrupted or ceded over to fricking India.
00:30:58.320It's just like, and again, you didn't even really see a lot of,
00:31:03.360I mean, just anecdotally, people caring about the 250th anniversary of our country.
00:31:09.600You had a lot of people dunking on the Trump administration's efforts to celebrate it.
00:31:15.140You know, I mean, like the stuff they were building in the front lawn of the White House, to me, looked like they were trying to summon Clulu, not like celebrating our 250th anniversary.
00:31:23.640It's just pathetic, and it's such a disappointment.
00:31:26.000I said at the time, like on July 4th, I was like, couldn't you imagine?
00:31:29.080Can't you imagine if things had gone differently, if Trump had just hit the ground running deportations, economic populism, you know, getting the whole states together, like make the 250th a big deal?
00:31:39.880It could have really been, you know, this this middle of the middle of the second administration.
00:31:44.460We're going strong. Let's keep it going. Instead, it was just this sideshow pathetic.
00:31:48.960It really was emblematic of the failure of the Trump second administration.
00:31:52.640It's just pathetic here in the last about minute we have here just like simple solutions.
00:31:56.940What like three things the Republican Party could do today?
00:31:59.620I'd say like H-1B visa restrictions, ramp up deportations and be public about it.
00:32:04.740Like what are the three things that the Republican Party could do today to win back at least some of their base or some of the wider MAGA coalition?
00:32:11.980Yeah, I think the window is closed and we're going to be gearing up for midterm season.
00:32:16.160The ads are going to start coming out soon.
00:32:18.640But at this point, it was always a question about whether Trump would be able to get a significant portion of his agenda through, especially with the Republicans just so like hunkered down and afraid and cowardly.
00:32:29.740But at this point, it's just not going to happen.
00:32:32.500And so if I were Trump and I was going to try and win again, you would want to create this momentum of like, oh, man, the old Trump is back.
00:32:40.100This guy who used to be the king of Twitter because he understood the feedback loop from his supporters and cared about Americans.
00:32:45.840And that person now can really only do, I think, symbolic stuff between now and, you know, the midterms.
00:32:52.380And I don't know what that is specifically, but it's like you're not going to I guess you could try and do an executive order to cancel H1Bs.
00:32:58.980But every single billionaire is going to call his phone off the hook and then they're going to, like, run ads against him.
00:33:04.260Maybe it's making Todd Blanche release the other three point six million Epstein files.
00:33:09.040I just don't know. But he looks captured by the system and he needs to not be captured by the system.
00:33:14.840And I think there's no way that that's going to happen or do.
00:35:05.840And they said most of that stuff's fake.
00:35:07.040So I went and I got it from a doctor and it was incredible.
00:35:11.460And my own medical doctor, who owns clinics all over the state of Texas, had already been pushing it on me for years and I just never done it.
00:35:18.120Ladies and gentlemen, you can get the two in a combo, the ivermectin and the mebezidol together.
00:35:24.940And they work synergistically together.
00:35:27.060It is certified and known, both of them, as incredible anti-parasite.
00:35:31.180Just search the term ivermectin and mebezidol and just put it steady.
00:35:37.040And do your own research and see what the system has been suppressing about this.
00:35:42.600This is something, in my view, talk to your physician.
00:35:45.240And when you go to the website, it's online pharmacy.
00:35:48.420And they've got nurses, doctors, all of it.