Jack Posobiec

None of this has to do with actual equity or equality or reform of society. It is all rooted in resentment, jealousy, and envy, specifically in envy, which of course you and I talk about pretty much every time I've been on here.

I saw that. We're graced by an actual elected official here. Let's hold his feet to the fire, guys. Yeah. Well, you know...

I saw that. We're graced by an actual elected official here. Let's hold his feet to the fire, guys. Yeah. Well, you know...

I do think it's odd, but it's also, I think, part and parcel of Elon Musk. I've got to give him credit for this. People know Elon from the Teslas. They know him for SpaceX.

I do think it's odd, but it's also, I think, part and parcel of Elon Musk. I've got to give him credit for this. People know Elon from the Teslas. They know him for SpaceX.

But he's decided to wear this new hat of Doge and say, look, we actually should keep an eye on where our money is going, what is happening with the taxpayer dollars, because this is part and parcel of everything that we've been talking about.

But he's decided to wear this new hat of Doge and say, look, we actually should keep an eye on where our money is going, what is happening with the taxpayer dollars, because this is part and parcel of everything that we've been talking about.

making government more efficient, even on the city level, like Chef Gruel is saying, making government less wasteful on the national level, the local level, every level. These are things that you can have doge on any level of government. Tulsi Gabbard is doing it in the intel community now with her new group. of DIG, which also is of course going to be doing declassifications and transparency.

making government more efficient, even on the city level, like Chef Gruel is saying, making government less wasteful on the national level, the local level, every level. These are things that you can have doge on any level of government. Tulsi Gabbard is doing it in the intel community now with her new group. of DIG, which also is of course going to be doing declassifications and transparency.

But the idea of looking at government as not just the government's money, but an understanding, a fundamental understanding of this is money that has been taken out of the public sector. It's actually the private sector, but really based on the public's economic activity.

But the idea of looking at government as not just the government's money, but an understanding, a fundamental understanding of this is money that has been taken out of the public sector. It's actually the private sector, but really based on the public's economic activity.

And by the way, based on leveraging future public activity, future private economic activity in terms of leveraging the borrowing that goes on from our government and including, by the way, the spending of the Federal Reserve. Guess what? It was never the government's money. It's always been your money. So people are taking it, I think, through the Trump movement.

And by the way, based on leveraging future public activity, future private economic activity in terms of leveraging the borrowing that goes on from our government and including, by the way, the spending of the Federal Reserve. Guess what? It was never the government's money. It's always been your money. So people are taking it, I think, through the Trump movement.

And even, by the way, if you're not a fan of Trump, it has made people more civic minded with an understanding of, hey, this is our money. What are we going to do with it and how should we be spending it?

And even, by the way, if you're not a fan of Trump, it has made people more civic minded with an understanding of, hey, this is our money. What are we going to do with it and how should we be spending it?

Well, can I ask maybe, and maybe this is informative for the audience, what was it that kind of woke you up personally from that initial movement? I mean, was it just that time continued and the predictions didn't meet what you had thought? Or was there anything that, you know, something that happened where you really kind of said, wait a minute, this isn't comporting at all?

Well, can I ask maybe, and maybe this is informative for the audience, what was it that kind of woke you up personally from that initial movement? I mean, was it just that time continued and the predictions didn't meet what you had thought? Or was there anything that, you know, something that happened where you really kind of said, wait a minute, this isn't comporting at all?

I love it. Yeah, that's the Scott Adams law of slow moving crises. I love that one.

I love it. Yeah, that's the Scott Adams law of slow moving crises. I love that one.

Well, I think that's right as well. Look, Maha is, and this is what I always tell people, especially in the political world, is that people say MAGA is, there's an NBC poll that came out. They said MAGA is, it's getting more popular, never, etc. Okay, fine. Maha is actually the most popular movement in America today. It's Maha. This is something that crosses party lines.