Strategic Overview - Tariffs, Mexico, and Natural Law - February 23, 2026

Mike Steger frames current events as an existential conflict over how nations and the world should be organized, emphasizing the need to educate more citizens in core American principles and a coherent worldview centered on the common good.

Strategic Overview - Tariffs, Mexico, and Natural Law - February 23, 2026

In this Monday, February 23 Promethean strategic overview, Mike Steger frames current events as an existential conflict over how nations and the world should be organized, emphasizing the need to educate more citizens in core American principles and a coherent worldview centered on the common good. He highlights three key data points: a Supreme Court ruling related to President Trump’s tariff authority; an attempted assassination of President Trump; and widespread unrest in Mexico following the takedown of “El Mencho,” described as a founder and top figure of the Jalisco New Generation cartel. The Mexico segment describes coordinated cartel violence—fires, shootings, blockades, and disruptions to airports and tourist infrastructure—alongside violent protests near the presidential palace, and claims Mexico is an increasingly compromised state.

00:00 Welcome and Updates
02:29 Three Key Data Points
05:20 Mexico Cartel Uprising
07:42 Color Revolution Signals
12:33 Tariffs and Court Fight
14:08 Corporatism vs We the People
22:32 Why Tariffs Matter
29:01 Trump Assassination Attempt
32:21 Natural Law Revival
35:17 Wrap Up and Next Events

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