Trump's State of the Union reminded Americans why they voted for him — forcing Democrats to sit in silence on immigration, child safety, and insider trading while laying out his vision to rebuild America as a sovereign, producing nation.
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.
A third assassination attempt. Corporate threats from Rice and Sullivan. A Supreme Court ruling the globalists think they won. But the tariffs are already working — and the names on those briefs tell you everything about who destroyed this country.
Trump's State of the Union reminded Americans why they voted for him — forcing Democrats to sit in silence on immigration, child safety, and insider trading while laying out his vision to rebuild America as a sovereign, producing nation.
Susan Kokinda from Promethean Action discusses President Trump’s State of the Union, contrasting it with British media reactions and the Democratic response by Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger. She highlights the speech’s closing themes of America’s history, builders, and “forgotten men and women,” and argue it reflects a return to the American System versus “British imperial” financialization.
Trump clips focus on immigration enforcement, opposition to child gender transitions without parental consent, and tariff policy following a Supreme Court ruling. She also covers actions on healthcare costs, housing, AI data-center power requirements, and a call to ban congressional insider trading.
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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.
A third assassination attempt. Corporate threats from Rice and Sullivan. A Supreme Court ruling the globalists think they won. But the tariffs are already working — and the names on those briefs tell you everything about who destroyed this country.
The Supreme Court tried to disarm Trump's tariff revolution. Treasury Sec. Bessent declared Hamilton's system the foundation of sovereignty. Meanwhile, 60 nations answered Trump's call at the Board of Peace. One system is dying. Another is born.
We’re excited to share the latest episode of Promethean Overviews. Mike Steger asks whether America is truly in decline — or on the verge of renewal — and explains why this moment could mark a decisive turning point in the nation’s future.
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