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rsnstudios
Jun 23
Rant
4:54
Examining Control in Politics: The Power Behind Leaders
Show transcript

Alright, continuing on to the point I was making earlier in my previous podcast, a lot of people make the mistake of thinking that Trump's fully in control. He's not. He watches TV, he gets his little briefings, he does his little meetings, and he rants on Truth Social, which gets put under his buddy Elon Musk's Twitter account. Yes, I still call it Twitter, I call it ex-bullcrap. It's Twitter. But here's the thing. No president can fully command their own ship. They need help. They have people around them, close people, that they delegate to manage things. Those people have a lot of influence. You can go back to the Biden administration, the people closest to Biden, you can go back to Obama's, you can go back to George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, so on and so forth. There are people in the Trump administration who have way too much control over the president's agenda. You can look into that and you can discuss that. You can look at the closest people. Stephen Miller, I think his name is Russ Vaught, the guy that helped author that Project 2025 you've heard about, probably, from the Heritage Foundation, which, in my mind, completely dismantles the American government to a point where I think if Americans really understood what was going on, they would understand that this is bad. This is completely turning us into a dystopian, libertarian hellhole, where if you get sick and have to miss work a lot because of your sickness, you're screwed. It's a situation where the government pretty much goes, well, if you're rich, you're one of us. If you're not rich, you don't matter. It's all about the wealthy and the powerful. I'm not a big conspiracy theorist person. I go by Occam's Razor. The simplest solution, simplest answer is usually the right one, but the truth is that I look at what I've been seeing in the news about the fact that a lot of these powerful billionaires and all that want to get rid of people in rural areas like where I live at, completely get them vacated, so they can pretty much flatten them and put a lot of automated industry in, like these data centers and all of that. And Jeff Bezos pretty much said that, hey, we need to sacrifice people's ability to get clean water so that we can power these AI data centers for innovation and all that. I'm sorry. It ain't all about you, Jeff Bezos, OK? There needs to be a Democrat in 2028 who goes, we need to bust these huge billionaires. We need to bring them down to earth. We need to regulate them because they have way too much control over people's lives, period. And we need to have it to where government isn't this agency that creates, stokes fear in people, because that's what we've got right now. You've got an agency who will snap people up without any accountability, without any regard to the Constitution, without any rights or anything like that, and you don't think they wouldn't use it against people who actually were born and raised here. They already have. It's just they're the wrong skin color. Well, you don't think they couldn't do it against people who are the right skin color? Think about that.

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