Today's broadcast has ended. Check the replay and join us LIVE next Tursday. AfD’s 43.8% win in Saxony-Anhalt cracked Europe’s firewall. Barbara and Bruce take your questions LIVE — Carney, Canada, Ukraine funding, and what’s next.
AfD’s 43.8% win in Saxony-Anhalt rattled British and EU elites—pledging to end open borders and halt Ukraine funding. Barbara ties the revolt to Germany’s Mittelstand under China pressure, green/nuclear/energy shocks, Carney’s EU dream, and Trump-era peace moves.
Rare Kremlin video: Putin with Witkoff and Kushner, then their first Kyiv trip this term and Zelenskyy's restrained reply. Moscow cites trust and economic projects; Bessent chokes offshore funding. Argentina presses Malvinas as Trump rethinks automatic U.S. backing of Britain.
Promethean Overviews • The Hunters Are Hunted — Trump’s Hot Summer Begins
For nearly a decade, Donald Trump was the target of investigations, impeachments, and prosecutions. Mike examines why some believe the political battle is entering a new phase.
For nearly a decade, Donald Trump and his supporters have argued that a coordinated political, intelligence, and media campaign was launched to undermine his presidency. In this week's overview, Mike examines Tulsi Gabbard's recent allegations regarding the origins of Russiagate, the ongoing investigations surrounding key figures from the Obama era, and the growing political significance of Bill Pulte's appointment as Acting Director of National Intelligence.
Mike explores how the Russia collusion narrative evolved into years of investigations, impeachments, prosecutions, and political conflict, while arguing that many of the same networks and institutions remained active long after the 2016 election. He also examines the role of Todd Blanche, the Department of Justice, and the broader effort by President Trump and his allies to challenge what they view as an entrenched political establishment.
The discussion extends beyond current events to a larger historical question: how political systems maintain power through division. Drawing parallels to British imperial strategy, the Transition Integrity Project, the unrest of 2020, and modern debates over race, elections, and national identity, Mike argues that the central struggle facing America is whether the country will continue down a path of division or rediscover a common sense of national purpose.
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, this overview examines the forces shaping the nation's future and why the battle unfolding in Washington may have consequences far beyond politics.
00:00 — The hunters become the hunted 01:26 — Tulsi Gabbard's allegations 02:58 — The rolling coup against Trump 04:45 — Florida grand jury and Todd Blanche 06:08 — Election investigations and Fulton County 07:33 — Why Bill Pulte matters 09:06 — Senate panic and intelligence oversight 10:41 — Obama and the center of the operation 11:54 — Race politics and national division 12:52 — Trump, unity, and America's future 13:36 — Final thoughts
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AfD’s 43.8% win in Saxony-Anhalt rattled British and EU elites—pledging to end open borders and halt Ukraine funding. Barbara ties the revolt to Germany’s Mittelstand under China pressure, green/nuclear/energy shocks, Carney’s EU dream, and Trump-era peace moves.
Rare Kremlin video: Putin with Witkoff and Kushner, then their first Kyiv trip this term and Zelenskyy's restrained reply. Moscow cites trust and economic projects; Bessent chokes offshore funding. Argentina presses Malvinas as Trump rethinks automatic U.S. backing of Britain.
Harvard’s battle against the American System spans centuries. Mike examines globalization, America’s skilled-worker crisis, and what President Trump is building to replace it.
Bessent explains Wall Street, the financial press, and Democrats keep being proved wrong—contrasting Canada’s job losses with a blowout U.S. jobs report, calling out FT/WSJ panic, and framing a Red Queen economy that must outrun debt, China, and skills gaps.