The Great America Show - Trump makes MAJOR Cabinet Decision as he mulls Texas Senate Endorsement!

00:00:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to the great america show it's great to have you with us on another

00:00:06.500 beautiful day in america the big news tonight christy noem the first member of the trump

00:00:13.380 administration cabinet to uh depart we'll say it nicely president trump sharing the following

00:00:19.760 message on true social earlier this afternoon quote i'm pleased to announce that the highly

00:00:24.440 respected united states senator from the great state of oklahoma mark wayne mullen become the

00:00:29.740 united states secretary of homeland security dhs effective march 31st 2026 the current secretary

00:00:37.040 christy noem who has served us well and had numerous and spectacular results especially on the border

00:00:42.340 will be moving to special envoy for the shield of the americas our new security initiative in the

00:00:48.060 western hemisphere that we are announcing on saturday in durell florida i thank christy for her service at

00:00:53.720 homeland he goes on then to give a background on mark wayne mullen serving 10 years in the united

00:00:59.900 states house of representatives and three in the senate mark wayne mullen has done a tremendous job

00:01:04.320 representing the wonderful people of oklahoma where i won 77 out of 77 counties in 2016 20 and 2024

00:01:11.620 he's a mago warrior and a former undefeated professional mma fighter mark wayne truly gets

00:01:17.520 along with well with people he knows the wisdom and courage required to advance our america first agenda

00:01:22.420 as the only native american in the senate mark wayne is a fantastic advocate for our incredible

00:01:28.960 tribal communities mark wayne will work tirelessly to keep our borders secure stop migrant crime

00:01:34.040 murders and other criminals from illegally entering our country and the scrooge of illegal drugs and make

00:01:39.740 america safe again mark wayne will make a spectacular department of homeland security thank you for your

00:01:46.300 attention to this matter president donald day trump and just like that christy noem the first to depart

00:01:54.420 the administration in just a moment here we're going to be talking with roger stone host of the stone

00:01:59.560 zone and great america show fan favorite about all of this and much much more uh before that i want to

00:02:06.040 get to uh another quick story and some news of the day president trump in an interview this afternoon

00:02:11.060 said he must be personally involved in the process of selecting a new leader in iran this was during

00:02:17.880 an interview with axios trump said the son of the late ayatollah ayatollah is most likely to succeed

00:02:23.780 his father but that pick would be unacceptable for him he says he wants someone to bring harmony and

00:02:29.580 peace to iran trump says they're wasting their time company's son is a lightweight i have to be involved

00:02:35.400 in the appointment like delcy rodriguez in venezuela so i guess we'll have to wait and see what happens

00:02:42.360 uh on that front because um the war there it seems uh far from over as the uh bombings continue

00:02:49.700 um as the iranian uh regime uh thinks they're going to continue to move forward as i said our guest today

00:02:59.360 is fan favorite good friend of mine good friend of the great america show the great

00:03:04.520 roger stone roger a delight to have you back with us my friend i've missed you dearly and i think the

00:03:10.000 audience has missed you dearly um there's no better guest to talk to i guess today with the big news

00:03:15.780 that christy noem is being replaced uh at dhs uh with mark wayne mullen of oklahoma christy noem is

00:03:23.300 being moved to something called the special envoy of the shields of america president trump says a new

00:03:28.540 security initiative in the western hemisphere that they're announcing this saturday at doral

00:03:33.280 your thoughts on the first shake of the administration coming a year after

00:03:38.340 well look i think this uh first it's great to be back with you john and i spent a little time in

00:03:43.820 washington wasn't able to be with you last week so i'm sorry because i always miss doing your show

00:03:48.680 it's always lively we always have a good time and i think you and i will say things that many other

00:03:53.620 people won't say but happen to be true uh in this case i think this has been a long time coming

00:03:59.760 you got several levels of issues here i think many of the problems regarding the deportation of

00:04:06.400 dangerous illegals have not been on the part of ice or ice agents who tend to have greater law

00:04:13.220 enforcement experience uh more substantial training they could rate deal more judgment in terms of

00:04:19.980 de-escalating situations and so on whereas the border patrol under the supervision of christy noem

00:04:26.980 uh less training substantially less uh law enforcement experience and in many cases i think

00:04:34.180 less uh judgment in terms of the optics of given situations so you always had that festering issue

00:04:41.320 from the beginning there's been a very bad stink regarding the 220 million dollar advertising campaign

00:04:50.420 featuring christy noem uh on behalf of both real id and also in terms of urging people to self-deport

00:05:00.780 uh for some reason this went to a no bid process and that contract ended up uh with vendors who then

00:05:09.740 subcontracted it to other vendors who appear to me to be either very close to or in actuality

00:05:16.680 cory lewandowski who is as you know uh been functioning as christy noem's de facto chief of

00:05:24.600 staff even though he's not an employee of the federal government so uh the stink of corruption here

00:05:31.020 plus issues regarding her performance in the job uh i had little doubt she would be first to go i wasn't

00:05:37.600 sure whether it would happen before the election or not uh mark wayne mullen a trump loyalist

00:05:43.920 uh uh an interesting choice for the job very tough guy i loved it last week when he took bernie sanders

00:05:51.340 on was one of the best things i've ever seen in american politics pointing out that bernie you've been

00:05:56.640 in this body longer than i've been alive and you haven't solved any of these problems that you were

00:06:01.320 bitching and moaning about was a great great moment um i think in in senate history but

00:06:08.000 it creates a vacancy for the u.s senate in in oklahoma now oklahoma because of the previous

00:06:15.800 situation in which their senator resigned at the same time that the other senate seat was in play

00:06:22.240 passed a state law that says if you are appointed by the governor to a u.s senate vacancy you cannot run

00:06:31.120 for re-election right there's about four years left in mark wayne mullen's term so uh governor stitt who

00:06:39.360 of course as you know fell out with president trump early uh when he inexplicably supported ron de

00:06:46.400 santis for president has never really made peace with the trump white house um has been moving left on a

00:06:54.640 number of issues been very critical of the president's efforts to deport dangerous illegal criminals for

00:07:00.540 example um i think that um he might have designs on that senate seat uh he could technically legally

00:07:08.360 appoint himself uh he would have four years to test the constitutionality of the state law that says you

00:07:16.200 can't run because there is a reasonable question as to whether it is constitutional uh but you also have

00:07:23.340 you know others there in oklahoma who are potential appointees uh it will all be up to the governor

00:07:30.520 he does have the unilateral authority uh and we want him to appoint somebody who's not a an

00:07:36.180 establishment rhino we don't need uh we don't need a carbon copy of the other u.s senator from

00:07:44.400 oklahoma yeah now we would talk about christy known for a brief second there it's also being floated that

00:07:50.300 she's considering a primary challenge to senator mike rounds in south dakota would be an exit ramp to save

00:07:56.400 face your thoughts on that i'm kind of surprised she didn't take that exit ramp previous to today

00:08:02.160 um i'd heard that there was polling uh that shows that rounds who let's just say isn't the sharpest tool

00:08:08.820 in the shed uh how can you be from south dakota and not be a strong solid donald trump supporter

00:08:15.500 that makes no sense to me rounds is vulnerable in a primary uh we don't know what kind of

00:08:22.200 reputational reputational damage christy noem is going to sustain from her being dismissed from her

00:08:29.260 job at dhs uh and that would certainly have some impact on her potential candidacy but today

00:08:35.900 today i think she could beat rounds in a republican primary and whoever the republican nominee is

00:08:42.220 will retain that seat in south dakota yeah it's not saying much i the whole thing with uh it was

00:08:48.660 reported this afternoon that uh senator uh cassidy had called president trump because he was the one

00:08:53.920 who asked her the question yesterday uh about that 200 million dollar ad campaign i can't imagine

00:09:00.460 donald trump ever signing off on something so idiotic on this woman boosting her own persona persona

00:09:06.560 uh when you've heard i i mean salacious things that have gone on throughout you'd mentioned uh

00:09:14.040 uh cory lewandowski i mean there's been reports uh of some sort of illicit relationship there that

00:09:19.700 president trump was actually asked about uh on camera to which he said he had no idea about and

00:09:25.160 i'm sure he didn't because i'm not sure he would tolerate that um how do you even say face at this

00:09:30.560 point well i mean she was asked in in the hearings yesterday whether he played any role in the approval

00:09:36.640 of contracts by the department and she said no yet i'm told that there is a huge bodywork

00:09:42.880 of paperwork a huge body of paperwork that shows otherwise that's what i mean when i say

00:09:48.560 this story is not fully written yet and that she could sustain more reputational damage uh i would

00:09:55.880 have liked to see tom homan uh in that job i think he would have been great question about whether this

00:10:01.600 highly partisan uh u.s senate uh could confirm his nomination shocking to me that we're sitting here

00:10:10.200 with 50 votes for the save act which simply is legislation that requires one to be a u.s citizen

00:10:16.440 in order to vote and to have a photo id i those seem pretty straightforward and common sense based to

00:10:23.860 me uh but thanks to the fact that john thune refuses to break the filibuster rule um so that if this were

00:10:32.000 brought to a vote vice president jd vance could ride to the rescue pat cast the tie-breaking vote and i think

00:10:38.940 perhaps save this country uh because the president's right this isn't the save act this is the same

00:10:45.500 america act

00:10:46.880 i want to bring up uh something that ken paxton had tweeted out today we're going to put it up here

00:10:57.160 on the screen for the audience so they can read along with us because i think this is very telling

00:11:01.440 uh who ken paxton is if we can get this up on the screen uh i'm going to go ahead and read it out

00:11:07.040 the save america act is the most important bill in the u.s senate it could ever pass and i'm committed

00:11:13.040 to helping president trump get it done i would consider dropping out of this race if the senate

00:11:18.140 leadership agrees to lift the filibuster and passes the save america act john cornyn is a coward who's

00:11:23.620 refused to support abolishing the filibuster to pass this bill now fake news reporters in the

00:11:28.080 establishment are trying to destroy me with misinformation the truth is clear no one has been

00:11:32.300 more loyal to president donald trump than me finding the stolen 2020 election being in mar-a-lago

00:11:37.200 when he announced his 2024 campaign and standing with him in new york in the face of lawfare for the

00:11:42.340 good of our country and for the good of passing president trump's agenda i am determined to help

00:11:46.520 get this done with him uh ken i think is as as selfless as they come uh when it comes to mago world

00:11:54.200 everything that he said there is true um your thoughts on ken paxton maybe throwing in the towel

00:12:00.540 to call john cornyn's bluff what an incredibly selfless act of patriotism to put the country

00:12:08.520 before your personal political ambitions i've always been an admirer and a fan of ken paxton and what he

00:12:15.020 says there is true he has always stood up against the bush machine in texas for donald trump he's always

00:12:21.980 been there for the president yet i think this is an extraordinarily magnanimous offer because he's

00:12:28.360 again putting the country's interests uh above uh his personal political aspirations uh and of course

00:12:36.040 he would save the the party a lot of calamity and a lot of money uh if he does so uh and i think there's

00:12:42.460 we should not pretend that as the oklahoma senate seat is safe texas's senate seat while it would lean

00:12:50.800 red is not solidly red and the democrat party chose not a good nominee but the better of the two

00:12:59.100 nominees uh in their primary had they nominated jasmine crockett we'd have greater flexibility here but

00:13:07.160 the texas race could still be a race so um we'll have to see how this plays out but you know you don't see

00:13:15.300 true statesmanship in american politics very often you very rarely see a politician or a political

00:13:23.260 leader put the the country uh ahead of their own interests in this case that's exactly what ken

00:13:29.820 paxton is doing because i think he could win a runoff yeah and i think he could win the seat but if he's

00:13:34.940 willing to to put u.s citizenship as a condition of voting in federal elections ahead of that uh that's a

00:13:42.500 statesman yeah i i think uh uh what's his name wesley hunt pulled like 13 or something like that

00:13:48.860 a massive number and he intended reportedly last night to to endorse uh ken paxton until things

00:13:55.260 started to get a little wobbly let me ask you something roger you're probably the smartest

00:13:59.160 political pundit i know the savant um who's to say that this doesn't end up like the race happened

00:14:06.040 in arizona where we got martha mcsally because voters were like you know we're tired of this bullshit

00:14:12.060 we don't want to deal with this and if john cornyn does get the nod from president trump who's to say

00:14:16.440 that maga voters aren't disenfranchised because they know that john cornyn hasn't been a solid

00:14:22.160 conservative in the senate and hasn't been a solid conservative to president trump so who's to say

00:14:26.580 that maga and america first voters don't say to hell with this you know what i'm going to stay home

00:14:30.860 go ahead let people go vote for james tallarico who's to say we don't get that same situation

00:14:36.860 in texas well it's certainly possible i'm john to be honest with you i haven't studied enough

00:14:42.900 polling in texas to be able to talk to you about those alternatives one of the things i think people

00:14:48.480 need to realize is that politics is a science now that these multi-million dollar campaigns and

00:14:55.060 strategies are based on very sophisticated uh and in some kinds of times very creative

00:15:01.760 polling to try to figure out those arguments and those issues and those approaches uh that that

00:15:08.560 attract votes uh and help a candidate prioritize its messaging his or her messaging uh and so on so

00:15:16.820 look i think this is entirely possible i think here's what we can safely say the texas senate seat

00:15:23.320 leans red but it is not solidly red it is not a guaranteed red seat it's going to require attention

00:15:30.720 uh and um i still think ending factor side in the party could be beneficial in terms of holding the

00:15:38.520 seat but i say that again without benefit of polling so the reason i asked you guys is because i want to

00:15:45.400 turn now to dan crenshaw a man who lost overwhelmingly roger passed that 50 runoff uh resounding loss to a

00:15:53.080 man named steve toke who i had never even heard of before this race uh absolutely molly whopping him so

00:15:59.400 the voters knew that dan crenshaw is a rhino they knew that he's not america first they knew that

00:16:04.740 he doesn't care for president trump so they said screw this we're going for this guy steve toke who

00:16:08.880 some of them most of them probably never heard of before this race that's the thing that makes me

00:16:15.440 worry a little bit but it's nice to see that dan crenshaw will be riding off in the sunset and i hope

00:16:21.380 for his own sake and his family's sake he he keeps up those numbers that he was doing

00:16:25.940 trading wise because he's up there at warren buffett well first of all dan crenshaw and al green both

00:16:33.080 leaving congress leaving congress i woke up late and i said oh my god it's christmas

00:16:38.200 i mean how great is that but also the results in crenshaw's district i think are a reflection

00:16:45.680 of where this party is today you may remember several months ago a piece in the uk daily mail

00:16:52.060 about how the bush family was planning to take back looking party post trump well george there

00:16:58.260 is that that's going to happen this is this is the new republican party we are the party of working

00:17:04.560 class families we are the party of common man we are the party of working americans the democrats

00:17:10.760 they're the party of wall street they're the party of billionaires they're the party of silicon valley

00:17:16.220 they're the party of the country clubs and it's not going to go back some may wish it's going to go

00:17:21.700 back but it's not going to go back uh i don't think dan crenshaw had any lack of money for his re-election

00:17:28.680 as an incumbent and i'm willing to without even looking i'm willing to bet that he outspent mr toth

00:17:34.740 who beat him as you point out quite handily so it tells you where the center of gravity is in the

00:17:41.160 republican party it's an america first party uh it is donald trump's party it is uh and this has

00:17:48.900 always happened in our history uh the republican party has always been formulated in the image of

00:17:55.340 its leader lincoln mckinley uh theodore roosevelt eisenhower reagan uh and of course now trump we have

00:18:04.340 always uh we've always formulated the party in the image of our leader and now in donald trump we have

00:18:11.840 a leader who speaks to the common man who speaks the people's english the a guy who people look at

00:18:19.580 him and say that guy's not a politician he's a straight talker uh who means what he says and says

00:18:24.520 what he means so i think uh that that the crenshaw result is uh is an overall reflection of where this

00:18:31.720 party is today it is donald trump's america first party and it's not going there and i do remember

00:18:38.460 that piece very well because i think you'd probably sent it to me at like three o'clock in the morning

00:18:42.720 frustrated at letting me know that it wasn't going back uh no you're absolutely right this is a new

00:18:47.800 party and anyone who thinks that we're going back it's never going to be that way again it those days

00:18:53.560 are long gone which brings me to my next question roger you've known president trump you knew

00:18:58.440 donald trump for i guess close to 40 years now you're instrumental in him running for president

00:19:04.160 back in the early 2000s and then this time around there's no disputing that you've been the number one

00:19:10.440 uh person in his ear that's a fact i want to ask you something because we're in the middle of a war now

00:19:16.660 in iran and if you go on twitter roger there's bots everywhere and what they're telling you and what

00:19:21.560 they want to sway the voters to believe is that donald trump bombed iran on behalf of the jews on behalf of

00:19:27.380 israel now we watched donald trump roger go through two impeachments we watched him go through

00:19:33.300 facing 700 years in jail rico charges every single charge that you can possibly be hit with we watched

00:19:39.600 this man survive the access hollywood tape back in 2016 i knew back then he wasn't owned by anybody

00:19:46.200 and i know today that he's not owned by anyone what do you say to the people roger who are somehow

00:19:51.760 implicating him saying that he's owned by the israeli government but first of all nobody owns

00:19:58.340 donald trump nobody bosses donald trump nobody controls donald trump he's not handled he's not

00:20:04.540 managed he's not scripted he's very much his own man but i do think they understand what what's

00:20:10.320 happening here um what we have seen uh first in in iran then in venezuela now in iran again

00:20:18.100 this is not boots on the ground endless foreign war neoconservatism what we have seen is donald trump

00:20:25.560 choose to use american power to project american power in a very limited uh very precise but very

00:20:34.360 very lethal way he's done it three times and he may yet do it again in the case of iran these are

00:20:42.460 bloodthirsty maniacs who killed 231 marines in our barracks in beirut uh who bombed the uss coal

00:20:51.600 who bombed the world trade center who are who held americans 264 of them i believe it is hostage for

00:20:59.540 a number of years these are lunatics bloodthirsty lunatics uh and uh the the mass killing of their

00:21:07.540 their own people in the streets in recent weeks i think sealed their fate so the idea that trump

00:21:14.860 is acting on behalf of another nation or that he's somehow changed that he's not the anti-interventionist

00:21:22.420 he was elected as i don't think is true because again the the limited projection of american power

00:21:30.560 when it's in the country's best interest and when it is necessary

00:21:34.200 has been what he has given us no casualties no massive bump in defense spending to pay for this

00:21:42.020 uh and no boots on the ground i think that that's uh it's a very different foreign policy this is

00:21:48.720 more of the peace through strength policies pursued by dwight eisenhower and ronald reagan these this is

00:21:55.660 not the endless foreign war where our inherent national interests were never clear as we saw under the

00:22:02.160 bush's the clintons uh the obamas uh the bidens and so on

00:22:06.860 to me it it's uh i mean a stronger america on the world stage is is makes it you know a more peaceful

00:22:18.800 world to me this is a poke in the eyes right at vladimir putin who they say this was the original man

00:22:23.820 that donald trump was owned by you remember back in 2016 he was owned by putin now he's owned by

00:22:28.260 netanyahu uh according to these people uh this is a poke in the eye to net not netanyahu and it's a

00:22:34.260 poke uh i'm sorry rather uh um vladimir putin and it's a poke in the eye to xi jinping two weeks or

00:22:40.340 two months before this roger he goes and extracts the leader of venezuela okay takes him out brings

00:22:47.320 him back to america two fast forward two months he goes and takes out the biggest terrorist in the

00:22:53.060 world xi jinping and vladimir putin have to be looking at donald trump like right now and they're like

00:22:57.600 we're not going to mess with this guy because he's so unpredictable it's peace through strength

00:23:03.780 but at any given point he can come take us out in the middle of the night with a discombobulator or

00:23:09.680 or torpedo through the roof to me i i think it probably sends a message to china and it sends

00:23:17.840 a message to putin that we're not to be messed with and we're not going to take their bullshit

00:23:21.640 yeah i think what's particularly interesting here is the way the president has combined both military

00:23:27.260 strength but also economic pressure and diplomatic pressure all at the same time this is the most

00:23:33.460 brilliant foreign policy we've had since richard nixon played the chinese off against the russians

00:23:38.720 to get us a strategic arms agreement uh and uh it's not lost on me that the president has probably cut

00:23:46.880 uh red china's access to inexpensive oil by almost a third because 80 percent of the offtake from

00:23:54.460 venezuela was going to china the other 20 was going to cuba john i think there's some assholes puckering

00:24:00.720 in cuba right now there certainly should be because in addition to having uh no gasoline no oil no food

00:24:08.100 no tires no bullets uh they now have no more access or assistance from the chinese or the venezuelans in

00:24:16.660 terms of oil this is a huge problem for them rog before we wrap up i know you're straight on time

00:24:22.020 and i'm going to get text from enrique any second to wrap up here the doj has announced another 47 000

00:24:27.960 epstein documents uh to be released later this week we've learned so much from these documents

00:24:33.580 you and i have spoken about this in great depth the only person who's been exonerated through this

00:24:38.440 whole thing is donald trump but we've seen more people and more people be implicated and more people

00:24:43.300 and more people uh be shielded your thoughts well first of all i don't think we should be surprised

00:24:49.820 when i saw after he was fired at the white house when i saw steve bannon showing up at jeffrey epstein's

00:24:55.680 home in manhattan as reported by the new york post i knew that something was up now steve bannon is a man

00:25:02.280 who as you know pled guilty to fleecing donors out of 15 million dollars in the build the wall a scam

00:25:09.620 uh for which he served no jail time was uh was an unindicted co-conspirator in a one billion dollar

00:25:17.080 fraud case that snared his patron uh his chinese chinese patron miles quack or miles guo depending on

00:25:26.020 which name he's using this week um it is interesting that guo in federal court when pressed as to the source

00:25:33.760 of his money and asked specifically whether it was ccp money pled the fifth 55 times also when asked

00:25:41.920 about the interactions between steve bannon and a man named william g j j e who's been identified as a

00:25:49.860 communist chinese uh party official uh once again guo pled the fifth but the the federal records from

00:25:58.240 that lawsuit show phone records that there are a hundred and i think it is 32 conversations between

00:26:05.440 bannon uh and g the communist party functionary so it it raises the question about where that money came

00:26:13.080 from and how that money was distributed i'm working on a major story on both i have excellent sources

00:26:19.260 stay tuned i'm so looking forward to it like i said roger from the beginning i don't care who it is

00:26:25.300 everyone needs to be exposed who was involved in this disgusting travesty and um it seems steve

00:26:31.160 bannon's got himself in a little bit of problem and the people who are coming out not saying a word i

00:26:35.220 think it speaks great volumes roger let's be let's be very clear here in these emails with epstein he

00:26:42.700 talks about removing trump under the 25th amendment yeah and replacing him with mike pompeo of all people

00:26:48.120 uh he he brags about his role in bringing john bolton in uh as the national security advisor one of the

00:26:55.420 greater mistakes of the first term and he refers to the president as an idiot uh that's enough for me

00:27:00.960 uh this guy was plotting not only to rehabilitate rehabilitate epstein's public image but he was also

00:27:07.720 plotting the downfall of donald trump and he says in the emails that he banned it he is the centerpiece

00:27:13.920 of this movement not donald trump please uh roger are we still selling suits i'm gonna buy him a suit

00:27:20.840 i think it it's it's right uh well i have probably have to charge double because of the extra fabric but

00:27:27.600 you can go to rogerstone suits.com right now rogerstone suits.com if you want to order a fine

00:27:35.740 custom-made suit made from the finest italian and british fabrics but but so right here outside of

00:27:43.100 in the united states beautiful you know uh when the epstein documents first started to come out i

00:27:48.600 went through them sifted and as soon as i saw roger's name i texted roger and i said you're in

00:27:53.280 the epstein documents and i found the document and the document was was jeffrey epstein sending

00:27:59.320 uh steve bannon a clip and he's like roger stone is calling you this and roger stone's calling you this

00:28:05.580 and and steve's response was oh he does it to everyone which told me that steve bannon is

00:28:11.480 shit scared of roger stone and he should be if you're not on roger's good side i think epstein's

00:28:17.840 specific objection was that i uh i was on info wars and i died epstein correctly to to the the

00:28:25.720 clintons hillary says that they they have no links bill was on his plane a few times a few as in 27

00:28:32.260 unbelievable roger stone host of the stone zone roger what you got coming up tonight for the stone

00:28:38.680 zone after the show we're gonna break down what's going on with christy gnome what happens to that

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The Great America Show - March 05, 2026

Trump makes MAJOR Cabinet Decision as he mulls Texas Senate Endorsement!

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