Susan Kokinda

I wanted to be an astronaut.

And somehow all of that began to change.

You began to see the emergence of the rock drug sex counterculture movement.

which just seemed very strange to me.

You know, this kind of hedonistic approach, as opposed to this sense that the nation has a mission, and you should devote yourself to a mission, not to what makes you feel good.

So, you know, again, it was unformed for a while.

But then as I become more politically attuned and astute, you know, I began to dig more deeply into

into what is causing this.

And by the time I was in Washington, D.C.

in 1981, it was pretty clear that there was a deeper historical fight going on than I think most people were aware of.

And I think they are now with Donald Trump.

Now you see the globalists.

Now you see that it's more than the newspaper headlines.

It's more than the way the mainstream media portrays things.

From when?

What's different?

Very, very different.

I mean, because look, the MAGA movement has gone through a series, shall we say, of walls of fire.

You know, they went through COVID.

They went through the stolen election.