Glenn Greenwald

And you saw this coordinated effort by the Democrats to call Elon Musk the president to try and drive a wedge between him and Trump, which was so obvious. Go look at how many Democratic politicians, how many people in media did that overnight. They all copy one another. They speak to one another first. They pick up on each other's language cues. There's no individuality.

And you saw this coordinated effort by the Democrats to call Elon Musk the president to try and drive a wedge between him and Trump, which was so obvious. Go look at how many Democratic politicians, how many people in media did that overnight. They all copy one another. They speak to one another first. They pick up on each other's language cues. There's no individuality.

It's supposed to be like a profession of iconoclasts, iconoclastic politicians. you know, adversarial spirit. And there's none of that. So not only are there all lies in that montage that you showed, it's all so redundant. You turn on any one of those channels, you read any of their op-eds, they're all saying exactly the same thing. It's coordinated lying on top of just lying.

It's supposed to be like a profession of iconoclasts, iconoclastic politicians. you know, adversarial spirit. And there's none of that. So not only are there all lies in that montage that you showed, it's all so redundant. You turn on any one of those channels, you read any of their op-eds, they're all saying exactly the same thing. It's coordinated lying on top of just lying.

It's supposed to be like a profession of iconoclasts, iconoclastic politicians. you know, adversarial spirit. And there's none of that. So not only are there all lies in that montage that you showed, it's all so redundant. You turn on any one of those channels, you read any of their op-eds, they're all saying exactly the same thing. It's coordinated lying on top of just lying.

I think it's very healthy, despite, obviously, that political rhetoric sometimes gets overheated. That's just the nature of people fighting about things that they strongly believe in. When I, you know, the reason I got interested in the Trump movement in 2016, I had never found Republican politics interesting before that, to be perfectly honest.

I think it's very healthy, despite, obviously, that political rhetoric sometimes gets overheated. That's just the nature of people fighting about things that they strongly believe in. When I, you know, the reason I got interested in the Trump movement in 2016, I had never found Republican politics interesting before that, to be perfectly honest.

I think it's very healthy, despite, obviously, that political rhetoric sometimes gets overheated. That's just the nature of people fighting about things that they strongly believe in. When I, you know, the reason I got interested in the Trump movement in 2016, I had never found Republican politics interesting before that, to be perfectly honest.

It was the Republican Party of George Bush and John McCain and Mitt Romney. It was very predictable, very kind of staid, very pro-establishment. was because Donald Trump in the 2016 campaign, which remember was architected by Steve Bannon, Bannon's vision was to cleanse not just Washington or the Democratic Party, but the Republican Party of a lot of its most central sacred orthodoxies.

It was the Republican Party of George Bush and John McCain and Mitt Romney. It was very predictable, very kind of staid, very pro-establishment. was because Donald Trump in the 2016 campaign, which remember was architected by Steve Bannon, Bannon's vision was to cleanse not just Washington or the Democratic Party, but the Republican Party of a lot of its most central sacred orthodoxies.

It was the Republican Party of George Bush and John McCain and Mitt Romney. It was very predictable, very kind of staid, very pro-establishment. was because Donald Trump in the 2016 campaign, which remember was architected by Steve Bannon, Bannon's vision was to cleanse not just Washington or the Democratic Party, but the Republican Party of a lot of its most central sacred orthodoxies.

Steve Bannon's plan for Donald Trump, as soon as he got into office, was to raise taxes on the largest corporations and the richest, use that money for a bipartisan infrastructure deal that would renew America and put people back to work, and then number three, bargain with that to get funding for the wall. That was Steve Bannon's nationalistic populist vision.

Steve Bannon's plan for Donald Trump, as soon as he got into office, was to raise taxes on the largest corporations and the richest, use that money for a bipartisan infrastructure deal that would renew America and put people back to work, and then number three, bargain with that to get funding for the wall. That was Steve Bannon's nationalistic populist vision.

Steve Bannon's plan for Donald Trump, as soon as he got into office, was to raise taxes on the largest corporations and the richest, use that money for a bipartisan infrastructure deal that would renew America and put people back to work, and then number three, bargain with that to get funding for the wall. That was Steve Bannon's nationalistic populist vision.

He ended up losing a power struggle to Jared Kushner, a much more traditional Republican, and the first Bush administration... The Trump administration ended up doing things like cutting corporate taxes and the like. But that was the ethos out of which the MAGA movement began.

He ended up losing a power struggle to Jared Kushner, a much more traditional Republican, and the first Bush administration... The Trump administration ended up doing things like cutting corporate taxes and the like. But that was the ethos out of which the MAGA movement began.

He ended up losing a power struggle to Jared Kushner, a much more traditional Republican, and the first Bush administration... The Trump administration ended up doing things like cutting corporate taxes and the like. But that was the ethos out of which the MAGA movement began.

It's the reason why they hated Jeb Bush and the Bush family and those Republican lobbyists and why Trump was able to mow one of them down after the next despite all Republican establishment money behind everyone except him.

It's the reason why they hated Jeb Bush and the Bush family and those Republican lobbyists and why Trump was able to mow one of them down after the next despite all Republican establishment money behind everyone except him.

It's the reason why they hated Jeb Bush and the Bush family and those Republican lobbyists and why Trump was able to mow one of them down after the next despite all Republican establishment money behind everyone except him.