Bannon`s War Room Episode 4634: Polling Shows Release The Files; Back From BRICS On The Rio Reset
Jul 15, 2025
Mark Mitchell, a pollster at Rasmussen Reports, delves into shifting political dynamics and the impact of recent events like the Epstein case on public sentiment towards the MAGA movement. Philip Patrick from Birch Gold Group discusses the implications of the BRICS summit on U.S. dollar dominance and the rise of de-dollarization trends. The conversation touches on the urgent need for transparency in government to rebuild trust, while also addressing financial strategies as the Republican Party prepares for the 2026 elections.
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Epstein Scandal Erodes Trust
- The Epstein situation severely damages trust in government institutions and threatens Trump's political capital.
- Public distrust stems from perceived two-tiered justice and lack of transparency in investigations.
Epstein Issue Halts Momentum
- Trump's approval was poised to surpass Obama's but was derailed by the Epstein issue.
- An unforced error can rapidly reverse positive political momentum despite favorable conditions.
Transparency Restores Trust
- To restore public trust, investigations must be transparent and substantive.
- Provide clear plans and regular updates instead of vague assurances to regain confidence.
