Trump’s Labor Day vision contrasts with Wall Street’s agenda as Europe backs a Brazil-style judicial model. From the Fed fight and Lisa Cook to Europe’s crisis, censorship, and war—plus Trump’s “secret weapons”: classical beauty and real empathy.
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Trump’s firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook sent London into panic—but this isn’t “authoritarianism.” It’s a direct hit on the central-banking cartel and the opening move of a Third American Revolution to rebuild U.S. industry, workers, and sovereignty.
In this episode of the Promethean Saturday Class, guest Bob Ingraham delves into the life and legacy of President William McKinley, focusing on his dedication to Black equality and voting rights. From his early speeches advocating for civil rights to his legislative efforts in Congress and as President, McKinley's fight against the Jim Crow laws, disenfranchisement, and racial violence is explored in depth. Bob highlights McKinley's unwavering commitment to the principles of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, affirming his place as a significant yet often misunderstood figure in American history.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:53 Setting the Historical Context
03:33 The 1876 Election Crisis
07:19 The Rise of Jim Crow
15:01 McKinley's Early Advocacy
21:40 McKinley's Congressional Speeches
25:10 The Federal Elections Bill of 1890
32:03 McKinley's Presidential Actions
42:40 The Struggle Within the Republican Party
01:06:41 McKinley's Legacy and Assassination
01:10:21 Conclusion and Discussion
Trump’s Labor Day vision contrasts with Wall Street’s agenda as Europe backs a Brazil-style judicial model. From the Fed fight and Lisa Cook to Europe’s crisis, censorship, and war—plus Trump’s “secret weapons”: classical beauty and real empathy.
Trump’s firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook sent London into panic—but this isn’t “authoritarianism.” It’s a direct hit on the central-banking cartel and the opening move of a Third American Revolution to rebuild U.S. industry, workers, and sovereignty.
In this episode of Promethean Action Strategic Overview, Kesha Rogers and Michael Steger discuss the significance of the MAGA movement,
Central bankers at Jackson Hole admitted demographics and labor shortages are driving their agenda—touting mass immigration, green mandates, and digital control. We contrast this with Trump’s pro-labor, pro-growth vision—and why the stakes couldn’t be higher.
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