As Ukraine’s front lines falter and Russia targets energy infrastructure, the same network behind Russiagate and the first impeachment reemerges. Exposing their roles could erode remaining U.S. support for prolonging the war—and hasten a path to peace.
A historic hostage release sets the stage for President Trump’s Knesset address, where he declares the end of an age of terror and the beginning of a new regional peace—urging Israel to choose diplomacy, inviting Iran to engage, and rallying nations to rebuild Gaza.
In this episode, Kesha and Michael explore the significant strides made under President Trump's administration as we approach a turning point in America's economic revival. The discussion delves into Trump's efforts to transform the United States into a manufacturing powerhouse, drawing inspiration from key historical figures like Alexander Hamilton. We also examine the role of tariffs, trade deals, and significant investments, such as a $350 billion deal with South Korea, aimed at rejuvenating the country's manufacturing sector. The episode further addresses the intertwining of economic policies with self-governance, arguing for higher wages to ensure civic engagement and sustainable national growth. Additionally, recent developments in energy policy and the rejection of climate change mandates are highlighted as pivotal to America's future. Tune in for a deep dive into the economic and political dynamics shaping the 'Great American Comeback.'
00:00 Introduction to the Great American Comeback 01:56 Historical Context: Alexander Hamilton and the Coast Guard 04:10 Trump's Trade Deals and Manufacturing Renaissance 06:32 Grand Jury on Russiagate and Media Critique 23:28 The Importance of Wages and Self-Government 34:03 Energy Policy and Climate Change 44:21 Conclusion: The Future of American Self-Government
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As Ukraine’s front lines falter and Russia targets energy infrastructure, the same network behind Russiagate and the first impeachment reemerges. Exposing their roles could erode remaining U.S. support for prolonging the war—and hasten a path to peace.
A historic hostage release sets the stage for President Trump’s Knesset address, where he declares the end of an age of terror and the beginning of a new regional peace—urging Israel to choose diplomacy, inviting Iran to engage, and rallying nations to rebuild Gaza.