Susan Kokinda

These cabinet meetings are amazing because you actually see a team and they're not rivals, a team of people who are working with each other in sync to carry out an actual revolutionary policy.

It's actually all there.

You just have to look for it as opposed to taking Fox News' or the Washington Post's version of what is going on.

Just go to the primary sources yourself and start thinking.

Right, right.

I mean, we were probably starting to get some traction when all the attacks began against us.

But

You know, I don't know if Donald Trump will appreciate this or not, but, you know, I say that before there was Trump, there was LaRouche.

And what happened with Donald Trump is he picked up the same fight, probably not with the same historical or philosophical depth, because LaRouche was really a genius in terms of economics, in terms of science, in terms of philosophy.

He was just conversant in everything.

I mean, if you listen to one of his discussions, he's talking about philosophical fights, which nobody has heard about, but which nonetheless were really foundational to the development of civilization.

Does Trump have that kind of depth?

I don't know, again.

But it's essentially the same instinct.

And with Trump, what did you have?

With Trump, you have somebody who had the money to do this.

you know, could Trump have become president in 2016 if he weren't a billionaire?

No.

And also a new social media platform, which didn't exist when LaRouche was running.

I mean, our, you know, we got material out by leaflets, you know, by pamphlets and so on, you know, which had a certain effect.