A special live Monday Brief: Barbara Boyd and Susan Kokinda on the new 60-day Iran memorandum, Trump's push to force a Ukraine settlement at the G7, and Tulsi Gabbard's biolab disclosures — as the globalist "rules-based order" is forced to sabotage Trump in the open.
Can America rebuild its industrial power? Mike explores Trump's defense budget, Hamilton's American System, and the manufacturing ecosystems that create lasting national strength.
Warner raced to bury the FISA record, King Charles moved to cancel Trump's state visit, and Pompeo toasted the MI6 chief behind the CIA's inside man.
Brian Lantz discusses the current developments and accomplishments under the Trump administration, focusing on the ongoing expansion in sectors like steel, aluminum, automotive, and manufacturing. He highlights significant production increases, partnerships, and agreements such as the US-South Korea collaboration on nuclear energy and shipbuilding. Lantz emphasizes the critical role of labor and the administration's policies aimed at boosting economic growth, infrastructure development, and overall market confidence. This comprehensive analysis provides insights often overlooked by mainstream media.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:31 Trump's Winning Streak
01:42 Cutting Through the Noise
02:31 Momentum and Resources
03:24 Steel and Auto Industry Insights
05:56 Aluminum Industry Revival
09:41 Machinery and Manufacturing Growth
13:04 Non-Residential Construction Boom
16:19 US Manufacturing Sector Analysis
23:01 Labor and Employment Trends
29:03 US-South Korea Partnership
32:28 Nuclear Power and Energy Projects
41:21 Conclusion and Call to Action
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No class this Memorial Day weekend. A short note on the origins of the holiday, a thank you to our supporters, and a look at next Saturday — Bruce Director returns.
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