Wed Episode #2015: Trump Attacks Thomas Massie, Dan Bongino Sells Out and Kristi Noem Knows Nothing

00;02;09;25 - 00;04;50;23 Trump’s Ego and Celebrity Endorsements: Trump demands a probe into Kamala Harris’s campaign for allegedly paying celebrities (e.g., Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen, Oprah) for endorsements disguised as entertainment services. Claims this is about his ego rather than political integrity, as he’s upset they opposed him. Accuses Harris of violating campaign laws but ignores similar issues in his own campaign. Trump’s Tariff Policy Critique (00;24;19;26 - 00;29;39;05)

Exposes economic consequences of Trump’s tariffs, debunking his claim that China pays them. Highlights real-world impacts like price hikes, layoffs, and U.S. economic strain due to a weak manufacturing base. This challenges populist rhetoric and reveals policy flaws affecting everyday Americans.

Infant Death After Vaccines (00;36;57;12 - 00;43;09;00)

A tragic case of a six-month-old dying post-vaccination raises serious questions about routine vaccine safety and SIDS correlations. It’s emotionally compelling and underscores the need for transparency in medical practices, resonating with parental concerns.

Covid Vaccine Deaths Ignored (00;45;17;07 - 00;50;54;24)

Reveals systemic failure in Australia’s investigation of 35 same-day Covid vaccine deaths, highlighting government cover-ups and regulatory bias. The temporal correlation data is striking and fuels distrust in public health institutions.

Covid Vaccines and Miscarriages (00;59;51;19 - 01;03;46;22)

A near-10% increase in miscarriage rates among vaccinated pregnant women is alarming, especially with researchers downplaying it. This underscores ethical concerns about vaccine mandates for pregnant women and the manipulation of scientific narratives.

Kristi Noem’s Habeas Corpus Misunderstanding (01;11;24;13 - 01;15;50;20)

Noem falsely claims habeas corpus grants Trump deportation powers, misunderstanding its role as a check on unlawful detention. Her error and Stephen Miller’s suggestion to suspend it raise alarms about due process violations.

Constitutional Concerns and Trump’s Agenda (01;20;44;01 - 01;23;26;25)

Suspending habeas corpus for migrants is constitutionally dubious, as the power resides with Congress, not the president. The “invasion” justification is weak, threatening civil liberties for all, including citizens critical of government policies.

Stablecoin Bill and CBDC Concerns (01;40;02;12 - 01;42;23;23)

The Senate’s Genius Stablecoin Bill advances, raising fears of a trackable central bank digital currency (CBDC). Despite Democratic concerns over Trump’s crypto ventures, the bill signals a push for government-controlled financial oversight.

Moody’s U.S. Credit Downgrade (01;42;51;13 - 01;44;43;24)

Moody’s U.S. credit downgrade triggers market reactions (falling futures, rising yields, gold up), reflecting unsustainable spending and signaling the decline of U.S. financial hegemony, a pivotal economic shift.

Constitutional Crisis and Judicial Overreach (01;59;51;06 - 02;04;38;20)

Trump’s administration challenges judicial authority, claiming judges overstep by dictating executive actions like spending or policy. Vance argues judges lack authority over legitimate executive powers, while critics warn of a constitutional crisis and unprecedented presidential power.

CIA’s Role in Governance (02;25;36;10 - 02;36;37;04)

Mike Johnson’s anecdote about Biden’s unawareness reveals CIA influence in the White House. A CIA official’s claim that government prioritizes its own continuity over citizens’ rights exposes a “national security” mindset treating Americans as economic tools.

Stargate AI and mRNA Vaccines (02;48;56;23 - 02;57;01;06)

Trump’s $500B Stargate AI project with tech giants promises jobs but raises concerns about AI-driven mRNA cancer vaccines. Critics highlight genetic manipulation risks and elite control, amplified by Trump’s vaccine advocacy and unproven mRNA safety.