Ned Ryun, founder and CEO of American Majority, sheds light on the growth of the administrative state and its implications for American democracy. He discusses how former President Trump's crusade to 'drain the Swamp' reshaped political discourse. The conversation delves into the tension between bureaucratic power and individual rights, emphasizing the historical roots of this shift. Ryun also highlights strategies for mobilizing voters in crucial elections, stressing the importance of local engagement and accountability in today's political landscape.

Ned Ryun, an author and political thinker, delves into the themes of his new book, 'American Leviathan.' He passionately critiques the rise of the administrative state and its threat to personal freedoms. Ryun connects the dots between progressive ideologies and their historical roots in eugenics, warning against the repetition of such cycles. He urges listeners to dismantle the surveillance state and advocates for a restoration of genuine representation to combat the increasing authoritarianism in America.