Brian shares his experiences with Promethean Action and organizing rallies at auto plants. How tariffs can help bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. and the idea of Union Republicans.
Last Saturday's bombshell release from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Euro-fascism and the role of the British undergirds this week's developments.
The Monday Brief - Dawning of Revolutionary Common Sense in America - January 20, 2025
Donald Trump became the 47th President of the United States in a powerful inauguration ceremony characterized by truth-telling and patriotic performances. Trump declared the day as the start of a 'Revolutionary common sense' era in America.
Donald Trump became the 47th President of the United States in a powerful inauguration ceremony characterized by truth-telling and patriotic performances. Trump declared the day as the start of a 'Revolutionary common sense' era in America, promising to address the misdeeds of past administrations and focusing on national sovereignty, scientific exploration, and economic revitalization. Key initiatives include pardoning January 6th participants, reinstating military personnel dismissed over COVID mandates, and eliminating DEI policies. The episode also discusses the challenges ahead in ensuring congressional support for these ambitious plans.
00:00 Trump's Inauguration: A Historic Moment 01:29 Trump's Vision for America 01:55 Condemning Past Administrations 02:30 A New Era of American Sovereignty 03:33 Biden's Controversial Pardons 04:30 Trump's Executive Orders and Promises 07:15 A Call to Action 07:32 Closing Remarks
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Brian shares his experiences with Promethean Action and organizing rallies at auto plants. How tariffs can help bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. and the idea of Union Republicans.
Last Saturday's bombshell release from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Euro-fascism and the role of the British undergirds this week's developments.
Now the entire global financial system is overwhelmed with debt and corruption, and is screaming for more bailouts and zero scrutiny. Yet against all odds, nations and people look to the future for a new world from which to build.