Rusted Culture Podcast

In this episode, we explore the complex perspectives surrounding immigration, focusing on a recent NPR interview with Steve Bannon. Bannon's contradictory stance on economic policies and his views on judicial intervention are scrutinized. The discussion highlights the potential dangers of viewing immigration solely as a threat, while underscoring the constitutional rights of immigrants, including habeas corpus and due process. The narrative challenges prevailing fears and emphasizes the crucial benefits of a sensible immigration system for the American economy. The episode also addresses the broader societal implications of denying opportunities to both immigrants and American youth, proposing reforms in education and labor policies to foster a more equitable future.

In this episode, Frank dives into the puzzling world of economic and political shifts. The discussion starts with a surprising shrink in GDP and how Peter Navarro spins it as good news. As oil prices drop, questions arise about the impact of tariffs and Trump's assertions on economic stability. The conversation then pivots to Trump's recent interview on ABC, touching on the complexities of immigration policies and due process. Frank highlights the struggles in making sense of the current administration's decisions, revealing the chaos behind economic strategies and international relations. As tensions rise with China, Scott Bessent, Trump's treasury secretary, insists on the unpredictability of supply lines and the need for China to de-escalate. This episode paints a vivid picture of the intricate dance between politics, economics, and global affairs, leaving listeners with much to ponder.

In this episode, we delve into two pressing topics. First, we explore the controversial issue of meritocracy and its real-world implications. While meritocracy is often championed as a fair system, examples from the NBA and NFL reveal its limitations and the crucial role of diversity and inclusion initiatives in leveling the playing field. We also highlight systemic issues like employment discrimination, educational inequities, and historical redlining that continue to affect minority communities. Secondly, we shed light on a recent immigration controversy involving the deportation of three American citizen children to Honduras, one of whom is critically ill. This case raises questions about the humanity and fairness of current immigration policies and practices by the authorities.

In this episode, we delve into the latest developments surrounding the Trump administration, including a symbolic gesture involving massive American flags, while addressing their muted stance on Russia amidst the ongoing Ukraine conflict. We explore the peculiar dynamics between the U.S. and these nations, highlighting the shifting narratives and diplomatic challenges facing key political figures. As the conversation shifts, we tackle the pressing issue of America's declining birthrate. With prominent voices like Elon Musk predicting population collapse, the government is reportedly considering financial incentives to encourage childbearing. However, these plans are not without controversy, as discussions on socio-economic disparities and biases enter the fray. Furthermore, we highlight RFK Jr.'s alarming comments on the nation's food quality, pointing to the adverse health impacts on the younger generation. The episode concludes with a candid discussion on immigration as a potential solution to looming demographic issues, yet hindered by prevalent political ideologies.

In this episode, we delve into the unexpected alignment of opinions with Joe Rogan on the critical issue of immigration and due process. The spotlight is on the controversial Abrego Garcia case and the recent Supreme Court decision halting deportation efforts, reaffirming the habeas corpus rights of migrants. Listen as we explore the challenges and complexities surrounding deportation, the influence of political advisors, and the moral imperative of ensuring justice and fair treatment for all. With insightful commentary and a focus on due process, this episode offers a thought-provoking take on immigration in America today.

In this episode, we delve into the current state of the U.S. economy, focusing on the stock and treasury markets amid the Trump administration's economic policies. We discuss the implications of President Trump's desire to replace Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to potentially lower interest rates. The episode examines the complexities involved in such a move and questions whether it would truly benefit the economy long-term. We also explore the impact of Trump's tariff negotiations on global economic confidence. Senator Warren's remarks highlight concerns about the fairness and transparency of these deals, suggesting that they may erode trust in the market system. Despite the administration's efforts to address rising deficits, some policies appear to be counterproductive, potentially leading to increased economic volatility. As we navigate through these uncertain times, the episode emphasizes the need for independent and knowledgeable leadership in the Federal Reserve to maintain market confidence. We also consider the potential global repercussions of U.S. economic policies on other countries, emphasizing the interconnectedness of the global economy.

What's not going away? The controversy surrounding Kilmar Abrego Garcia, mistakenly sent to a Salvadoran prison despite lacking evidence of MS-13 affiliations, unfolds. The episode highlights the U.S. government's reluctance to rectify this admitted mistake, despite Senator Van Hollen's efforts to bring him back. The discussion shifts to Charlie Kirk's bold stance against immigration, which incited a debate on the legal and moral implications of undocumented entrance into the U.S. Listeners are encouraged to consider the humanitarian angle and legal defenses like the 'necessity defense' for those fleeing danger.

In this gripping episode, Frank unravels the shocking incident of a Maryland man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongfully deported to a high-security prison in El Salvador. Dive into the complexities surrounding this case, where the United States paid El Salvador to accept deportees, raising questions about the true motives and fairness behind such decisions. Frank discusses the alleged mistakes by the Trump administration and the ensuing legal battles, exploring how policies intended for gang members misappropriately impacted an innocent man's life. Listeners are taken through the intricate legal wrangling between the U.S. courts and administration, revealing how an 18th-century law was used to justify stringent immigration measures. Ebersold emphasizes the need for compassion and fairness in immigration policies while questioning the U.S.'s moral obligations in addressing such errors. Tune in to understand the human side of immigration policies and the pursuit of justice for those wrongfully accused.

Summary The script critiques Dan Bongino's insistence on Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, questioning the motivations behind this choice and its implications for Trump. Highlights

Summary The video features Ben Shapiro and Steve Bannon reacting to the Trump Administration's choices and Rachel Maddow's critiques, expressing disdain and highlighting perceived incompetence. Highlights

Summary Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, sparks controversy with his views on women in combat and unconventional antics. Highlights

Summary Post-Trump reelection, concerns arise over his control of inflation and economic policies, highlighted by business leaders' fears of impending tariffs and deportations. Highlights

Discussion on Donald Trump's recent statements and their implications. 00:12 - Warning against billionaires claiming financial changes won't hurt the public. 00:30 - Elon Musk admits Trump's policies could harm the economy. 01:02 - Musk proposes a government efficiency department under Trump. 01:19 - Musk's target is to cut $2 trillion from the federal budget. 02:01 - Proposed cuts include essential services like food stamps and education. 02:35 - Temporary hardship for billionaires differs from the average person's experience. 03:03 - Trump praises Musk's ability to cut costs without public awareness. 04:11 - Mike Johnson supports Musk's plan to eliminate government waste. 05:12 - Concerns about Trump's tariff-based economy leading to instability. 06:23 - Mass deportations could significantly harm the labor force and economy. 07:04 - Trump's tax cuts favor the wealthy, worsening economic inequality. 08:10 - Urgent need for sensible budget cuts and immigration reform. 08:42 - Warning about potential economic disaster if Trump is re-elected.     00:00 A discussion is initiated regarding recent statements made by Donald Trump, particularly in relation to comments from billionaires about financial impacts on the public. The speaker emphasizes skepticism towards claims that financial changes will not affect individuals, urging listeners to be cautious.   00:25 An article from The New Republic is referenced, highlighting Trump's response to Elon Musk's admission that Trump's policies could negatively impact the economy. Trump appears unconcerned, suggesting that Musk's proposed cost-cutting measures would not be felt by the public.   01:02 Musk's idea of establishing a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under a Trump administration is mentioned, with a target of cutting two trillion dollars from the federal budget. The speaker lists various federal programs that could be affected, including food stamps, education, and farm support, questioning the implications for Republican farmers who rely on such support.   02:01 The speaker expresses concern that the public may not fully grasp the significance of Musk's and Trump's statements. They highlight Musk's comments about reducing spending and the disconnect between the experiences of billionaires and the average citizen, particularly regarding the meaning of "temporary hardship."   03:03 Trump is quoted praising Musk's ability to identify waste in government budgets and suggesting that cuts could be made without public awareness. The speaker critiques this notion, arguing that the public will indeed feel the effects of such cuts, which are being proposed by wealthy individuals.   03:58 The speaker mentions Mike Johnson's support for Musk's cost-cutting initiatives, indicating that if Trump is elected, these plans could be implemented. The speaker acknowledges that many listeners may have already formed their opinions on Trump, but stresses the importance of discussing these economic implications.   04:43 Steve Ratner's commentary on Trump's economic policies is introduced, particularly regarding tariffs. Ratner warns against tying the U.S. economy to a tariff-based system, which could lead to instability and inflationary pressures.   05:22 The potential economic consequences of Trump's policies are outlined, referencing a Bloomberg Economics study that predicts an 8.9 percent reduction in GDP if Trump's plans are enacted. This decline is compared to the financial crisis, suggesting a severe economic downturn could occur.   06:15 The speaker notes that mass deportations proposed by Trump would significantly impact the labor force, exacerbating economic contraction. The discussion highlights the interconnectedness of immigration policy and economic health.   06:56 The speaker reiterates concerns about the economic ramifications of Musk's proposed cuts and Trump's assurances that the public will not feel the impact. They emphasize the risks associated with tariffs and tax cuts for the wealthy, referencing a non-partisan article that critiques the 2017 tax cuts as benefiting the rich while failing to deliver promised economic growth.   08:10 The speaker concludes by warning that the proposed budget cuts and immigration policies could lead to significant economic challenges. They advocate for more sensible approaches to budget management and immigration reform, cautioning against rapid and drastic changes that could destabilize the economy.

- Trump held a rally at Madison Square Garden with notable attendees. 00:39 - Trump had a senile moment during his speech in Atlanta, Georgia. 01:42 - A comedian at the rally made controversial remarks, including about Hillary Clinton. 03:31 - Trump's lawyer, Alina, made a confusing statement during her speech. 05:17 - Dr. Phil spoke at the rally, discussing corporate settings and DEI issues. 06:29 - Dr. Phil criticized the enabling structure around Trump and his supporters. 08:30 - Dr. Phil's comments are seen as adding to the misinformation surrounding Trump. 09:49 - The speaker expresses disappointment in Dr. Phil for enabling Trump's lies.     00:00 Donald Trump held a rally at Madison Square Garden, attended by notable figures such as Rudy Giuliani and Dr. Phil, who replaced Mike Lindell. The speaker expresses surprise at Dr. Phil's presence and indicates a desire to discuss his comments during the rally.   00:35 The speaker mentions that Trump was in Atlanta, Georgia, and had a moment where he lost his train of thought, referencing a "senile moment" that occurred just before the rally. The speaker notes the chaotic nature of the rally and the various lowlights that unfolded.   01:40 A comedian at the rally made controversial remarks, including a comment about Latinos and a bizarre obsession with Hillary Clinton. The speaker criticizes the rally attendees for their fixation on Hillary, suggesting that they suffer from "Hillary Clinton derangement syndrome," which he believes is more severe than any perceived "Trump derangement syndrome."   03:09 The speaker highlights the comedian's inappropriate comments and the presence of Trump's lawyer, Alina Habba, questioning her role at the event. The speaker expresses confusion over the rally's organization and the content of the speeches delivered.   04:02 The speaker reflects on Giuliani's performance, likening it to Howard Dean's infamous battle cry, suggesting that Giuliani's speech was similarly chaotic. The speaker humorously notes that Giuliani seems to be out of touch and is trying to sell coffee to the MAGA crowd.   05:09 The focus shifts to Dr. Phil, who spoke about artificial intelligence and its implications. The speaker criticizes Dr. Phil for enabling a "permission structure" around Trump's rhetoric, suggesting that he is contributing to the spread of misinformation.   06:29 Dr. Phil's comments are described as providing a framework that allows Trump and his supporters to believe in falsehoods without challenge. The speaker argues that this ecosystem of support includes Republican senators and media outlets like Fox News, which perpetuate Trump's lies.   08:02 The speaker accuses Dr. Phil of grifting off the MAGA movement, suggesting that he is seeking support from Trump supporters for his own network. The speaker expresses disappointment in Dr. Phil, stating that he has lost respect for him due to his role in enabling Trump's lies.   09:21 The speaker concludes by emphasizing that the misinformation propagated by figures like Dr. Phil contributes to the current state of confusion among millions of Americans. The speaker calls for a recognition of these statements as lies rather than facts, highlighting the detrimental impact of such rhetoric on public discourse.

In this episode, we delve into the aftermath of Donald Trump's recent interview with Joe Rogan, exploring whether it was beneficial or detrimental to Trump's public image. We present key moments from the interview, highlighting Trump's controversial statements and examining their potential impact. We also discuss Joe Rogan's role in the conversation, his occasional missteps, and how his approach could have influenced the interview's reception. The episode unpacks Trump's claims about teleprompters, historical inaccuracies, and his perspective on election fraud, revealing the complexities and contradictions in his rhetoric. Additionally, we analyze the broader media landscape and the effect of Trump's unconventional communication style on his political journey. With insights into voter fraud investigations and discussions about policy proposals like income taxes, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the ongoing debate surrounding Trump's public persona and political strategies.

In this episode, we delve into the escalating chaos of the political landscape as we approach the upcoming elections. We begin by highlighting the contradictory actions of certain politicians, like Representative Maria Elvira Salazar, who take credit for infrastructure funds despite voting against the bill. These actions raise questions about political integrity and accountability. We also explore a tragic incident involving a Kentucky state senator and the bizarre circumstances surrounding his untimely death. This serves as a stark reminder of life's unpredictability amidst political turmoil. The episode further examines former President Donald Trump's contentious statements and actions, including his remarks about special counsel Jack Smith and his controversial salute at a rally featuring January 6th insurrectionists. We analyze these events through the lens of democracy and question the rationale behind honoring those who stormed the Capitol. Lastly, we discuss Trump's bold proposition to eliminate income taxes in favor of tariffs, analyzing the economic implications and feasibility of such a plan. As political tensions rise, we aim to provide clarity and insight into the unfolding drama on the political stage.

In this episode, we delve into the whirlwind of events surrounding Donald Trump, from his unexpected McDonald's visit in Pennsylvania to his polarizing comments on transgender issues. Trump, known for his controversial statements, serves McDonald's while skirting health regulations. This act raises eyebrows, especially when juxtaposed with his criticism of Kamala Harris's past employment claims. We explore the irony of Trump's stance on transgender rights, highlighting the disparity between his public comments and the policies enacted during his administration. Despite his vocal opposition, his administration ensured transgender inmates received necessary care. This contradiction adds another layer to Trump's complex persona. The episode also touches on the media frenzy, including Stormy Daniels' appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and how Trump uses distraction tactics to shift focus from pressing issues. Join us as we unpack the layers of controversy and distraction in the political arena, questioning the implications for the upcoming elections.

In this episode, we dive into the latest political theatrics surrounding Donald Trump's potential election bid. As Republicans turn to betting markets to bolster claims of a Trump victory, we examine the foreign influence driving these narratives. Amidst this, concerns grow over Trump's stamina and the GOP's real intentions, with discussions suggesting J.D. Vance as a potential Trojan horse candidate. We also explore recent revelations from Adam Cochran about efforts to subvert the 2020 election results. With damning evidence against Trump's team, the episode highlights the lengths taken to pressure Mike Pence and manipulate the electoral process, raising serious questions about democracy's integrity. Switching gears, we turn our attention to Florida, where a federal judge rebukes Governor Ron DeSantis' administration for attempting to suppress pro-abortion ads. This legal battle underscores the ongoing struggle for free speech and reproductive rights in the state. Finally, in a bizarre twist, Donald Trump's planned appearance at a McDonald's fryer sparks disbelief and humor. This surreal political stunt aims to challenge claims about Kamala Harris' past, adding another layer of absurdity to the unfolding election drama. Stay tuned as we navigate this political circus, offering insights and commentary on the road to November 5th.

In this episode, we delve into Donald Trump's recent appearance on Fox and Friends, where his outlandish claims add fuel to the fire of his controversial persona. From boldly suggesting he could have outperformed Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War to bizarrely linking his leadership to preventing historical catastrophes, Trump's rhetoric leaves many scratching their heads. We also uncover the mystery behind Trump's high-priced Swiss-made watches, which, as a CNN investigation reveals, have murky origins rooted in an unassuming shopping center in Wyoming. This peculiar venture raises questions about transparency and the motives behind Trump's latest business endeavors. Finally, we take you inside a surreal event at Mar-a-Lago, where a musical performance celebrating Trump's vision for America took center stage. With notable figures like Mike Lindell and Donald Trump Jr. in attendance, the spectacle only adds to the eccentric atmosphere surrounding the former president's activities. Join us as we navigate through the whirlwind of Trump's unpredictable world, from political contradictions to curious commercial pursuits, and experience the unexpected twists that keep audiences captivated.

In this episode, we delve into the perplexing events at Donald Trump's recent town hall in Pennsylvania, where a seemingly ordinary event took a bizarre turn. Witness as Trump spends half an hour swaying to music, leaving attendees bewildered, and raises questions about his cognitive state. We explore his responses to pressing issues like inflation and immigration, scrutinizing his tendency to spiral into incoherent "word salads" during public speaking. As Trump's campaign grapples with the fallout from this chaotic appearance, we discuss the implications of his rhetoric, including controversial statements about using the military against perceived internal threats. Join us as we analyze the political and social ramifications of these events, highlighting the importance of informed voting and the potential consequences of Trump's candidacy for the future of American democracy.

In this episode, we delve into the increasingly visible trend of white supremacy linked to Donald Trump, exploring the unsettling parallels between current events and historical precedents. The discussion begins with a critique of Trump's recent activities, including his symbolic hurricane relief donation and the environmental rollbacks during his presidency. The episode further examines the resurgence of Nazi and white supremacist imagery at Trump rallies, highlighting a recent incident in Florida and a rally in Saginaw, Michigan. These events underscore the growing alignment with fascist ideologies within certain political circles. We also revisit the haunting history of a Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden in 1939, drawing chilling comparisons to Trump's planned rally at the same venue. The episode concludes with a call to vigilance against the rise of authoritarianism and the importance of recognizing these dangerous trends in contemporary politics.

In this episode, we delve into the escalating rhetoric of Donald Trump as the elections draw near. The former president's recent statements have raised concerns about his mental stability and the implications of his threats, particularly towards CBS and freedom of speech. Trump's attacks on media licenses signal a troubling shift towards autocracy, as he suggests revoking broadcasting rights in a move that challenges the very foundation of democratic freedoms. The discussion also covers Trump's economic policies, including his erratic stance on tariffs, which has injected uncertainty into the markets. As he proposes extreme tariff measures without clear intent, businesses are left grappling with the potential fallout. In parallel, his running mate, Vance, continues to dodge acknowledging the 2020 election results, thereby undermining democratic principles and fueling misinformation. Amidst the chaos, we explore Trump's persistent narrative about immigrants taking jobs from African-Americans, despite data showing historically low unemployment rates for Black Americans. The episode highlights the dissonance between Trump's claims and the reality of economic indicators, further exacerbated by his controversial remarks at rallies, including leaving attendees stranded at a Coachella event. Join us as we analyze the implications of Trump's divisive rhetoric, the impact on political discourse, and the looming uncertainties as the nation approaches a critical electoral juncture.

The latest revelations expose how the Trump White House allegedly manipulated the FBI's investigation into sexual assault claims against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. A report from a Democratic senator uncovers that, contrary to public promises of an independent probe, the FBI's investigation was tightly controlled, with tips and evidence funneled directly to the White House, leaving many claims unexplored. This episode delves into the consequences of this influence, highlighting the impact on the Supreme Court's composition and its subsequent decisions, such as the overturning of Roe v. Wade. It questions the integrity of the FBI under Trump's influence, and the episode calls for accountability from figures like FBI Director Christopher Wray. Additionally, the episode critiques Trump's avoidance of fact-checking by media outlets like "60 Minutes," drawing attention to his reluctance to face scrutiny. It also examines the rhetoric of Trump allies, including JD Vance, and questions the competency of certain elected officials, emphasizing the importance of truth and accountability in leadership.

In this episode, we delve into the controversial meeting between former President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2017, as reported by the New York Times. During this meeting, Trump sought Putin's advice on whether the U.S. should arm Ukraine, a move that raised eyebrows and sparked concerns about his judgment and foreign policy approach. With insights from Rex Tillerson, the then Secretary of State, we explore the implications of Trump's actions and the potential consequences of a second Trump administration. The episode also touches on Melania Trump's upcoming memoir, which includes a surprising account of her involvement in a high-stakes military operation. As we discuss the broader context of Trump's handling of top-secret information, we consider the security risks posed by his actions. Additionally, we examine Trump's recent campaign efforts and his ongoing narrative against FEMA's allocation of funds, highlighting the misinformation and political manipulation at play. We close with a commentary on Lara Trump's depiction of the political climate as a battle between good and evil, emphasizing the underlying tensions within the political landscape.

In this episode, we take a lighthearted yet critical look at former President Donald Trump's tendency to deliver what some might call "word salads" in response to questions. From foreign policy to domestic issues, we explore how his answers often start with a semblance of coherence, only to devolve into a mix of unrelated topics and repetitive phrases. Through a series of examples, including recent interactions and interviews, we highlight Trump's characteristic communication style. We analyze responses on various pressing issues such as foreign policy, child care, job retention, and more, showcasing the brevity before the inevitable shift to a more chaotic delivery. Join us for this insightful and entertaining exploration of Trump's unique way of speaking, as we humorously dissect his 10 to 15-second bursts of clarity before diving into the familiar territory of word salad. Whether you're a seasoned observer or new to this phenomenon, this episode offers an engaging perspective on the art of the Trump answer.

So you wake up every day to a drumbeat of increasing insanity from Trumpublicans.. I've got some real gems to discuss.. but what's the point of Trump's trajectory of madness? Let's talk about it..

Some interesting video surfaced today showing JD Vance refusing to answer a BASIC question on democracy.. We've learned that Trump resorted to criminal acts to try and steal an election that he lost.. we also learned Giuliani did something really stupid in the process of trying to help Trump..

Trump was on a podcast today and he did it.. Last night in the debate, Vance did it- when confronted with the reality of what they have said in the past, Trump and Vance always resort to trying to revise history.

Let's look at a social media tweet from Trump where Trump is blaming election fraud on everyone but himself and threatens to lock everyone from donors and democratic operatives up 'for a long time'.. #LetTheChaosBegin

The more we know about Donald Trump the less we like him. Here's a story about Fred Trump III, who has a severely disabled son, and is told by Donald Trump to basically "let his son die and move to Florida".. The money that they have to provide medical care for their son is running out and all that Donald Trump can say is "let him die"? And then, on top of all that, Fred Trump is called disgusting for writing a tell-all book to help support the medical needs of his son? #FredTrumpIII

The two big turning points in this election have been Kamala Harris becoming the Democratic nominee and Trump picking JD Vance which is not going over very well.. Who is responsible for this? You might be surprised.. #jdvance

So now the media can fixate on something else beside Joe Bidens every syllable.. and start focusing on Trump who seems to a little over confident at the moment.. so overconfident, Trump thinks we have all forgotten what he said before about #project2025 Trump must either be insane to forget what he said or he must think we're all stupid.. which one is it? Let's talk about #senMarkKelly for Vice President- he would make an excellent choice!

Making my way through 'Project 25' or 'Project 2025' depending on how you want to abbreviate the madness, there are some parts that are naturally frightening for a democracy and on how they define 'freedom'.. that has an authoritarian spin to it.. however, there are arts that make you want to just laugh, if it wasn't so serious.. #project2025

How will Trump come out and address this latest act of violence? Will he lean into the MAGA narrative or push back to a more moderate stance. Let's look at this as well as what Teddy Roosevelt did in a similar situation..

Let's look why the Heritage Org is pushing the idea of a 'revolution' and examine their radical motivation, how it affects the rest of the 'religious right' and exactly how that could cause a huge split in the Republican party just ahead of their upcoming convention.. #project2025 #heritage foundation

James Carville came out early on and suggested that Biden should be replaced by any number of Democratic Governors out there but has since changed his tune- what's changed and why? Let's answer that question.. #JamesCarville

In this interview that Ivanka just did (that's almost 3 hrs long) she talks about a variety of things but most notably, I think she's throwing shade on Trump.. what do you think?

Let's dig in to what this secretive document created by the 'Heritage Foundation' and many other conservatives really want to do- be afraid, very afraid. #project2025

I never knew there was such a thing as "Black Jobs" in America, maybe in the old days but things have thankfully changed since then.. what did Trump mean when he said immigrants were taking "Black Jobs" #blackjobs

Let's look at the Trump-Biden debate and firstly, what should Biden Do?.. Then there was a comment by Trump that really made me think back to what life was REALLY like under Trump- remember the Trump comment that he only hires "the best people?".. Let's look at a couple of those people and how a comment Trump made in the debate is so far from the truth it's not even funny..

Representative Byron Donalds was in Atlanta at a Black Roundtable event with Ben Carson and this video shows how desperate Donalds is to spin Trump in a favorable light so that black voters will vote for Trump.. Let's look at what he said -even invoking the Charlottesville riots in his attempt to paint Trump as anything but racist.. #RepByronDonalds

-Trump was on the 'All In Podcast' and gave some reasons to support his tariffs instead of income tax plan and they don't add up.. -Governor Noem was interviewed by Stuart Varney who wouldn't let the fact that she shot her own dog drop.. it didn't end well

For me it's the lack of stability with Trump.. just an hour ago Trump tried to say that him calling Milwaukee a "horrible city" was a Democrat "Lie".. video shows otherwise.. Then Kevin O'Leary thinks Trump's presumed VP pick Doug Bergum is "great" why should we believe Kevin? remember the FTX scam? Then listen to what Andrew Ross Sorkin says "business leaders" thought about Trump's great ideas in that DC meeting.. #RamblinDon

The Turning Point Action Conference was today and Nick Fuentes tried to crash the event and got kicked out, complete with a red face and a little glitch. Then there's this gold wrapped Mercedes that you can get a picture with for $47 all blinged out.. Then let's talk about Projection, it's all the rage with MAGA.. and then there's 'Ramblin Don' is this a sign of Donmentia?

Today, I'm venting. The insanity around us with Charlie Kirk spouting his usual hate with a chuckle, Elon's big payday leaving him chattering about humanoids and a giddy Senator inspired by Trump's visit to Washington today.. let's tear this up!

MTG was on Steve Bannon's 'War Room' podcast today and I couldn't even believe what she was saying about NATO and how in the hell did she even manage to convince 46 Republicans to vote along with her to get the US out of NATO? #mtg #MarjorieTaylorGreene

Common sense question of whether or not the many people out there running for public office should hold out their involvement in J6 as a "badge of honor" because that's exactly what they are doing.. #insurrection

Let's look at what Trump tried to do to lower insulin costs -and what effect that had on inulin prices.. #TrumpInsulin

Larry Brock was a celebrated Air Force veteran that was radicalized and served time for his role in the insurrection on J6. he just released a video and do you think he sounds remorseful? #TrumpRadicalization

This time it's Joh Deere whose CEO, John May just decided to move some major operations from the USA to Mexico. Let's look at why and sometimes it's not the obvious things.. #johndeere

Let's look at yesterday's speeches by Trump and Biden- one dark and filled with revenge and the other uplifting and looking forward not backward as a country..