Ned Ryun
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 24 Dec
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And so people have asked, how do you think we get back to normal with this un-American left in this country? And my argument to them has been, we beat them into political submission and send them into the political wilderness for generations. That's the only way you get back to normal.
But you have to frame the entire, you have to build the entire conservative movement around political power with the right people, achieving political power, maintaining political power, and keeping it for long enough that you can actually achieve all the reform while putting them into the political wilderness. And I don't think we're actually organized or structured that way at all right now.
I'm a great admirer of the left in regards to achieving political power and how they structure themselves and their how they have structured themselves to achieve political power for all the wrong reasons, all their policy ideas are terrible for this country, but they have, they have structured themselves to achieve that.
And in fact, I can, based off all the numbers and statistics I've seen, the left is in the minority in this country. And yet they have an undue influence in politics and the various institutions because they have structured themselves to achieve power in the institutions and politically in, how they've invested their time and money into doing that.
We, on the other hand, I mean, I know some people love a good white paper and like some of the things that the think tanks do. We are not structured correctly to achieve and maintain political power. And I think that's one of the things
that i hope that i can achieve over the next four five six seven eight years whatever however long it takes for people to understand if we do the right things in the field in the various states we can achieve and maintain political power for years to come but you actually have to be doing the right things
And restoring a representative democracy.
Yeah, he was in the house for 10 years.
What can they achieve? What will they achieve? What I hope they will achieve? I want Donald Trump. I'm not interested in trimming this government. I'm not interested in making it more efficient. I'm interested in shattering this administrative state into a million pieces.
I think Donald Trump has figured out who the enemy is over the last, call it nine years, in which I think he truly showed up in D.C. January of 2017.
as the duly elected representative, president of the American people, shows up in DC and goes, I'm the duly elected president, I get to decide a lot of the foreign and domestic policy, and ran into a system of government that said, yeah, we don't think so. We think we decide. And I think it was a startling moment for him when he realized,
I thought we were a constitutional republic, representative democracy. And then folks in D.C. are like, no, we're not really that. We're an administrative state. The unelected bureaucrats and their allies were the ones that actually decide these things. A lot of these things were settled years ago. Foreign policy, for example. This is the crazy part to me. Donald Trump's one of his great sins.
was showing up and thinking, I want an election. People voted for change. One of them was different approach in foreign policy. So we're going to actually enact that. Like, no, we already settled that years ago. You don't get to decide that at all. It's already been decided by the smart people at the State Department, by like Victoria Nuland.
And I think that for him was a moment where he realized we have a real problem. Then, of course, he became a target of his own government, the DOJ and the FBI and all these people trying to take out the duly elected president of the United States with fake FISA warrants and fake dossiers and all this stuff. And he realized we have a serious problem here.
So leading up to now, and then the four years of lawfare in which... on the most spurious of charges. They literally I don't know the exact figure, but I have to guess it was hundreds of millions they soaked out of his campaign in regards to legal fees and not only like trying to destroy him as a person, but also just suck cash out of him. I think he's coming back
this month and being sworn in for another term and fully understanding we have a form of government that is running this country that has nothing to do with the Constitutional Republic. So I hope, I sincerely hope that he understands who the enemy is, that he has to go at them. They've already declared war on him. This is not about him declaring war on the administrative state.
They declared war on him years ago. And it's him responding in kind and going, we are not going to take this sitting down. And I hope on day one, I've got a few thoughts on this, I'm glad you asked, that he would go out and fire hundreds of thousands of federal employees day one, GS-12s, GS-13s, just pick out random names, fire them. Federal employee unions are gonna sue back, stays.
They're gonna go back and forth through the courts to get to the Supreme Court, probably 18 months, two years, to ask a fundamental question. Does the head of the executive branch, the duly elected president of the United States, the Article II branch head, get to hire and fire whoever he wants to inside of this branch is the question, is it yes or no? And I would hope this Supreme Court says yes.
And at that point, Donald Trump becomes the demolition man for the administrative state, because that's where most of the administrative state resides is inside the Article two branch, the executive branch of our government. Donald Trump goes for broke and he starts firing people
My hope is that he's also told some of these new nominees that are going to be secretaries, you're going to go in and on day one announce, I'm Linda McMahon. I'm the new secretary of education. I'm going to be the last secretary of education because by the time I'm done here, we are going to shut down this department.
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