Mosheh Oinounou
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first heard Jan 2025
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Though it's interesting, very strategically, the Democrats and Biden here made sure that a lot of these clean energy programs, the development of which are in red states and money goes into red states, Republican states, meaning there's a lot of Republicans now or people employed in Republican majority states who now have jobs. We're doing very well off of clean energy. Dems did this purposefully.
So while they talk very simply of rescinding everything that Biden did when it came to clean energy, there are going to be Republicans in Congress, there are going to be Republican governors out there who are like, wait, actually, can we keep a couple of these things?
Because it turns out that clean energy is cheaper in some cases, you're finding this out in Texas, some other places, than traditional energy is. So it'll be interesting to see how the clean energy thing crumbles here or doesn't, depending on what people are discovering was actually built up over the last couple of years.
The Paris Climate Accord, we were in it under Obama. Trump pulled us out of it. Biden put us back in it. It obligates us to a number of promises related to clean energy. Now, a number of those promises, states and cities are promising on their own. But nonetheless, this is something Trump promised to do, which is take us out of the International Climate Agreement officially.
Now, remember here, Trump ran anti woke, anti trans. Literally one of the ads that they say was most effective was the one that read Harris is for they them. Trump is for you. The executive actions here are expected to rescind the 2023 Biden policies related to the treatment of transgender individuals in the federal workplace. Remember in 2022, the Biden administration allowed U.S.
citizens to be able to select the gender neutral X as a marker on their passports. as opposed to male and female. The order will prevent taxpayer funds from being used for gender transition healthcare or add privacy and intimate spaces in facilities like prisons, migrant shelters, rape shelters. Now, civil rights organizations are reacting to all of this.
They say they're filing a whole bunch of lawsuits, that it's not just simple with a wave of a pen here, that Trump can do all of this, that transgender Americans have equal protection rights.
That said, at the same time, you do have legal experts who say it is as simple as some of these executive orders, at least a certain aspect here, that while they can be challenged in court, the administration can implement these orders immediately, especially when it comes to moving transgender individuals into spaces that align with their birth sex as opposed to their
That means, for example, trans women serving time in women's prisons could in short order be moved to male prisons. Again, Jill, you know, we're noting just within hours of taking office, Trump, you know, implementing a lot of things very quickly.
He floated it and now it's official, at least as far as the U.S. government is concerned. Jill, it'll be interesting to see how many red state education departments pick up on this and literally start changing it in textbooks.
Well, the map companies don't have to do this. Like, ultimately, this is a government thing. So the State Department, when they put out a press release related to the Gulf of Mexico, they now have to use the term Gulf of America. The private companies, foreign countries, they don't have to use the term. But it's a matter of, you know, the government that Donald Trump currently oversees.
That's what he has now officially declared it. Now, imagine there'll be a lawsuit related to that as well. But it's within his power to do that.
Yeah, so it was Mount Denali, then Mount McKinley, and then Obama made it Mount Denali again. And now Trump is going to make it Mount McKinley again. This has been a big thing for Trump, you know, restoring certain names here, despite they were trying to do this on behalf of the natives who live there. And then there's the larger thing, right?
You know, you're talking about the Panama Canal and Greenland and Canada and all this stuff. Going back several presidents now, you know, even Bush pre 9-11 was talking about approaching the world humbly. Now, of course, after 9-11, you know, Bush went in U.S. policy for a bit there was trying to remake certain adversary countries as democracies, but that didn't quite work out for us.
So a number of presidents now have been talked about a more humble American foreign policy. And Trump, for the most part, talked about no new wars here, except kind of post-election. He's talked about Canada as the 51st state, taking Greenland, reclaiming the Panama Canal. Now, how he's going to do all of that, given he's promising no new wars, complicated. Right.
How do you take back the Panama Canal short of an invasion given that Panama is like, yeah, no, it's our canal now. You know, thanks for building it centuries ago. But then you promised it to us and you gave it to us in the 90s. Greenland's like, you know, we're not for sale. We are looking to be independent potentially. So how is that going to happen?
Canada is saying, yeah, we're not really interested in becoming the 51st state. We're our own country. We have our own sovereignty here. So, you know, Trump has his own concerns in regards to economic measures. He's got his concerns when it comes to Greenland and the mineral rights there and the Chinese interest there in the Panama Canal.
The big issue is the Chinese increasing role in the ports and canal there and what it means for national security and economics. So there's legitimate concerns when it comes to U.S. foreign policy. But he's just declaring things like we're going to reclaim the Panama Canal, that that's a piece of territory in a foreign country. So it's unclear how he's going to do that.
Jill, I should note, we're going to be focused doing a deep dive on that over on MoNews Premium and all things Panama Canal, Greenland, the American expansion plan under Trump, what it may include and how it may go down, because we're still trying to figure it out over here.
Yeah, they're like pulling out the Bibles. Robert's walking up to the stage and they're like, breaking news. Biden has pardoned his family members. So Democrats in an uproar here, you know, the optics are terrible. Like literally the last, you know, if they didn't do anything wrong, why wait until the last possible second here to do it? Because the optics are pretty bad.
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