Alex Marlow
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470 appearances
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2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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Then he evaluates his take on Doge and why all the cutting is necessary and how it's all really about elections, a brilliant theory that Peter has that we explore. Before I do a preview straight from the White House of President Trump's speech to the Congress, the joint session of Congress, This is straight from the executive branch inside the White House. Very cool.
We got that first here in the Charlie Kirk show for you. You guys are going to enjoy that. And then I explain how I think the Democrats have a huge leadership crisis as evidenced by the fact that Andrew Cuomo, yes, that Andrew Cuomo, is running for mayor of New York City and is quite likely to win. So all that plus a bunch more exciting stuff today. This is fun. Fun show. Buckle up, everybody.
Here we go.
All right, this is The Charlie Kirk Show. You're in the right place. I'm Alex Marlowe. I'm the editor-in-chief of Breitbart News and the host of the new Alex Marlowe Show. Great to be Charlie's colleague. You guys might remember Charlie got his start writing at Breitbart when he was just a high schooler. He sent us a pitch and we said, why don't you write this yourself?
And he wrote it up, did great, ended up on Fox News, and the rest is history. So we've been friends ever since, which has been very nice. A great guy, really looks out for his friends, and also is a monster on the airwaves. So I love to be here. And if you want to subscribe to my show, The Alex Marlowe Show, I couldn't appreciate it enough. We've got a lot to do. It's a monster news day.
The sort of State of the Union is tonight. They don't call it the State of the Union for some reason. On the first, I guess the president doesn't have a great sense of the State of the Union yet, is the... lore, the history of it after the first 50 or so days of his administration. So we call the State of the Union the other three years out of four. But that's basically what it is.
And I will have some preview. I've got some details from a source, I would say close to the president, on what we can expect for tonight. I'll have some of those at the bottom of the hour. today, plus a bunch of other news. But I do want to welcome in right now Peter Schweitzer, who is the number one New York Times bestselling author of many, many books.
And he is also one of our senior contributors at Breitbart News. and one of my, I would say, mentors in the research space. Blood Money is his latest book. It's out now. He's the president of the Government Accountability Institute and the host of the Drill Down podcast, which I never miss. Peter, it is always great to talk to you, Breitbart senior contributor as well.
Peter, this first 50 or so days of the Trump administration, all roads lead to China. All of this is about countering China. And let me give you a rundown of what I'm talking about. Pressure placed on taking back the Panama Canal or at least not having Chinese companies run the Panama Canal. That's about China. Greenland is about Chinese encroachment into the Arctic.
Ukraine mineral deal is about Chinese dominance in minerals around the world. tariffs, et cetera, on Mexico and Canada. All this is about that they've allowed their countries to get overrun with Chinese fentanyl and they've allowed Chinese police stations, other things like that at various points. I think the list goes on.
I think the icing out of Ukraine in that negotiation in Saudi Arabia and only including Russia, that was all about trying to pull Russia away from the Sinosphere. and to the United States. This is what it's all about for me. I feel like everything is actually about China, though Trump will not say China. I think this is brilliant, and it gives us in the commentariat space a lot of room to play.
But you know China better than anyone. What's your take on all this?
You know, one thing that people might not know about Peter is that he first got connected with us at Breitbart when he was our editor of Big Peace, which was Andrew Breitbart's first national security foreign policy blog that he started. So Peter's got expertise in this way as well. And again, personal biases aside,
Peter, what do you make of Zelensky's sort of meltdown in the Oval Office where he was vaguely threatening us? And then the mineral deal, which was as good as signed, apparently just didn't end up getting signed. And then he went on Fox News and really apologized for anything. He sort of doubled down in a lot of ways. All this, I don't fully have my mind around what's going on.
From your perspective, what do you think is really happening?
Yeah, him relitigating the origins of the war, which was, I don't understand who allowed him to do that. Maybe he doesn't have good advisors. Maybe he's not that bright of a guy. I don't get it because that was not what Trump cares about at all. Trump wants to bring this thing to a close. He doesn't care about really who started it.
Yeah, Putin started it, but Putin started it because Joe Biden's weakness. I have a whole chapter on this in my book, Breaking Biden, explaining this. And a lot of it was that the Biden administration for years said, And prior to that, Obama had had these overtures, Ukraine, that they could one day join NATO.
This is a total non-starter with the American people and anyone who I think wants to avoid nuclear war. What did you make of Zelensky's repetition that he needs security guarantees? What does that look like to you? Security guarantees, that basically means a promise that we'll go to war with Russia. That's insane. Why is he suggesting that?
Right.
J.D. Vance summed it up best. He said the minerals deal is a way better security guarantee than European troops. It's a long-term investment in their sovereignty. Perfectly put.
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