Mike Davis

It's language.

And what have

we always said, it's authoritarian and autocrat.

And why do they use that?

It's the gateway drug into opening the Pandora's box of the color revolution tactics that the Normizens of the world have been drafting.

And you see that to the point where Brookings Institution's Democracy Playbook, it was originally drafted for use abroad.

And then they do the 2025 edition just days before President Trump is sworn in, talking about how they're going to use these tactics here.

And now who is it that's using lawfare?

I guess they can't impeach him because they don't have the House.

Just wait.

They're going to do that.

But they're doing everything that they can using these outside of the system kind of tactics, and that's exactly what they're talking about.

Well, because they're not Republicans.

I guess they're neocons.

You can debate over what really a Republican is.

But look, I always approach this idea that USAID has some inherent value to it.

Seed the ground that it does.

Say soft power is important.

You cannot tell me that if you actually have an analysis of what USAID has done over the years to advance American soft power abroad, that it does everything.

anything remotely close to what the Chinese Communist Party has done with regards to Belt and Road, right?