

Episode 4381: Breaking Up The Ivy League Mafia; Election Night Wisconsin
6 snips Apr 1, 2025
Natalie Winters, a journalist known for her daring investigative work, joins economic expert Rich Stern from the Heritage Foundation. They delve into the Ivy League's controversial connections to the Chinese Communist Party, questioning the ramifications for American democracy. The duo critiques the media's bias during the Trump era and analyzes the complexities of trade tariffs affecting the U.S. economy. They also stress the importance of voter mobilization in Wisconsin and share insights on economic challenges amidst rising AI threats.
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Deep State Resistance
- Natalie Winters, now at the White House, has extensively covered the deep state and administrative state's resistance to the Trump agenda.
- This resistance spans various issues, including border control, endless wars, and economic policies.
Harvard's Resistance Lab
- The Harvard Ash Center, funded by USAID and the State Department, is involved in a "resistance lab" initiative.
- This initiative, supported by the Democratic Party and allies, utilizes tactics akin to color revolutions and regime change.
CCP Funding of Harvard Center
- The Harvard Ash Center receives funding from Chinese Communist Party-run entities.
- Despite deleted web pages, evidence suggests funding from China Southern Power Grid Corporation and New World China Enterprises Project.