John Solomon

And I want to share a story with you that happened a few months ago, and then I'll tell you something that Kash Patel told me in an interview the FBI director told me a couple days ago.

A few years ago, I got the chance to interview a Cuban spy.

He'd been a Cuban spy for almost 50 years.

He started with Castro.

In the early days, it was Castro and the Soviets, and near the end of his career, it was the Cuban regime with the Chinese, with the Venezuelans, with the Iranians, with the North Koreans.

The evil axis inside of Cuba just kept expanding.

And he said his goal was to wage a psychological war against America, to make America fall from within without Cuba ever having to fire a shot.

And I said, well, what was the playbook?

And he said, it's simple.

It's like five simple principles.

The first is that it's really hard to change older people's minds.

So don't bother doing that.

Start with the youngest generation.

Pray on the children and young minds of America.

Think about what's gone on the last few years, and you can see a lot of that going on.

The second he said, and this was surprising to me, but when we think about it, it's going on a minute.

One of the plays in the playbook is to make the abnormal normal.

Make the abnormal normal.

Think about that.

It's kind of abnormal to have a guy on a women's sports podium, but that's what's been going on, right?