Digital Social Hour
Trump's Golden Era: Wins You Can't Ignore | Hannah Faulkner DSH #1332
Wed, 16 Apr 2025
Trump’s Golden Era is here, and this episode is packed with valuable insights you can’t afford to miss! 🇺🇸 Tune in as Sean Kelly dives into the wins of the Trump administration with Hannah Faulkner, author of *Last Chance to Save Our Republic.* From policy successes to the cultural wake-up calls transforming America, we cover it all. 🚨 Get ready for a fiery discussion on Trump’s historic executive orders, the fight for women’s sports, and why so many Americans are calling this a golden age of leadership. 🏆 Plus, Hannah shares her journey with Turning Point USA, her powerful stance against big pharma, and jaw-dropping revelations about the media’s influence. 🌟 Don’t miss out—join the conversation now! Watch, comment, and subscribe for more insider secrets from the *Digital Social Hour* with Sean Kelly. 📺 Let’s make America informed again! 🚀 CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:28 - Trump’s Presidency Overview 02:18 - The Blessings of COVID Pandemic 04:34 - Charlie Kirk’s Influence on Gen Z 07:17 - The Left’s Moral Decay Analysis 09:28 - Effects of Pornography on Youth 14:36 - Attacks on the Family Unit 18:44 - Abortion Debate 22:05 - Left's Safety Narrative 24:19 - Birth Control Perspectives 27:20 - Vaccine Injury Discussion 29:45 - JFK Files Investigation 31:38 - Tolerance and Love Explained 35:45 - Executive Orders Impact 38:37 - Truth Will Prevail Discussion 42:30 - Meeting Trump Experience 43:11 - ReAwaken America Tour Insights 45:07 - Where to Find Hannah Online APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Hannah Faulkner https://www.instagram.com/hannahfaulkner1776 LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ The views and opinions expressed by guests on Digital Social Hour are solely those of the individuals appearing on the podcast and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the host, Sean Kelly, or the Digital Social Hour team. While we encourage open and honest conversations, Sean Kelly is not legally responsible for any statements, claims, or opinions made by guests during the show. Listeners are encouraged to form their own opinions and consult professionals for advice where appropriate. Content on this podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only and should not be considered legal, medical, financial, or professional advice. #donaldtrump #news #trump #foxnews #msnbc
Chapter 1: How has Trump's presidency been performing so far?
All right, guys, got Hannah on the show today. It's March 19th. Trump is in office. How do you think he's been doing so far?
Oh, man, it has been a win after win since January 20th. It's very exciting stuff that we're seeing. I think Americans as a whole, I mean, especially conservatives and even many Democrats are very shocked at the things that President Trump has been able to accomplish. And it's exciting. I mean, it's the golden era, golden age, as President Trump says.
Yeah.
And I think we're going to see a lot more.
He's accomplished a lot, but there's always going to be reasons that they doubt him. Right now, they're saying the stock market's his fault, right?
Yeah. I mean, they're going to find anything. And I know they're trying to attack Elon Musk right now. That's the biggest thing is going after Elon because he's a billionaire, which is funny coming from the billionaire oligarchs themselves. I know Bernie Sanders is going on these tours. to label President Trump as a dictator.
And it's interesting coming from the individual that forced Americans to take a jab. And if they didn't, they were going to lose their job or lose opportunities. So it's interesting. But I think the hypocrisy, it's just becoming more and more clear. I was having a conversation the other day with someone and the woman voted for Kamala Harris in November.
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Chapter 2: What are the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on American society?
And she said she's like, I think that's probably the greatest regret of my life is voting for Kamala Harris, because now I realize that everything that President Trump said in his campaign, he's delivering on them right now. And it's benefiting me more than any other president I've ever seen in American history.
And so I think we're going to see, especially heading into the next election, I mean, in four years. I really think that it's going to be even a greater American comeback than we saw on November 5th, 2024. So it's exciting. I really think you look at COVID. A lot of people say, you know, COVID was a big curse on this nation, on our world. But I also think it came with its blessings.
I mean, people were really able to see the manipulation tactics, media propaganda, how the left was really hiding things behind the scenes. And it really just woke me by parents. You look at parents. I mean, kids were at home.
They were doing school online and parents were able to see what these teachers were teaching their children and what was being allowed in the classroom and in their textbooks. And so parents woke up.
They started showing up to school board meetings, getting involved, realizing that if they do not get involved with their kids education, they're going to lose their kids and they're going to lose this country. So I think this is like literally the greatest. It's the revolt against the establishment, the revolt against the elitist class is what we're seeing.
Yeah. Yeah. The left is scrambling. You got Gavin Newsom starting a podcast now to try to enter the media space.
Oh, man, I saw that. I watched the one with Charlie Kirk and then he did Steve Bannon. And I actually showed that on my live show and everybody was like, no, I can't believe Charlie Kirk would have a podcast with Gavin Newsom. I think it was really good because he was able to hammer him down because now you've got the Democrats. They're up in arms about Gavin Newsom.
You saw on The View, Whoopi Goldberg was attacking him for not being clear enough on his stance on men and women's sports. And she had Dylan Mulvaney on the little panel to try to say it's OK for men and women's sports. But I think it's I think it's actually it's hurting his campaign, his presidential campaign worse than it could ever help him.
I think it's backfiring so far. And to start off with Charlie is a wild thing to do, like as your first episode.
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Chapter 3: How is the younger generation, especially Gen Z, influenced politically?
So, I mean, total switch, total flip from just a few years ago. And I mean, this is it's exciting.
I think back then it was a lot of shame being a Trump supporter, especially on a college campus, because most of them are liberal, all the public ones.
I wish I remember the statistic. I just saw it the other day, but there was a specific data that said that there was I can't remember the specific number, but a large percentage of Gen Zers lied about who they voted for. Hmm. And I said this on a podcast I was on recently right after the election.
I don't think that should be any coincidence when, again, when we've seen the Democratic Party, when we've seen the left for decades upon decades, shame young people, shame conservatives for voting the way that they vote.
I mean, I go to show up to these college campuses and you can tell like you'll be asking a lot of the students, you know, if they're conservative or not, or if they're voting for Trump or Kamala. And they want to, like, hear what their friends say before they speak up because they're afraid. And I mean, they've censored, they've silenced them.
You look at the girls' sports issue, you've got Paula Scanlon, which I know President Trump is stripping funding finally from the University of Pennsylvania, which allowed that man, William Thomas, who identifies as Leah Thomas, to swim on the University of Pennsylvania women's swim team.
And all of the swimmers, the girls swimmers that had to not just compete with him, but had to watch him undress in their locker room 18 times a week. Jeez. which is insanity. But you look at that, I mean, the way that they treated those young girls, bullying them, bullying tactics.
I mean, I've never seen bullying tactics like the way that these college campuses bully these young girls, telling them that they're going to lose careers, they're going to lose opportunities if they dare to speak up about a man undressing in their locker rooms and watching them undress. I know Kylie Alon, she's one of my friends,
I don't remember exactly the state she swam for, but she was competing against William Thomas at one of the state championships, the NCAA championship, and she didn't feel comfortable to share a bathroom with him. She didn't feel comfortable to undress in the locker room, so she undressed in the janitor's closet. Wow. And it's insanity to see all of these stories come out.
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Chapter 4: What are the controversies surrounding women’s sports and transgender athletes?
And then you've got adultery and then homosexuality starting to be normalized, not gay marriage, but homosexuality. And then it moves into, you know, more of accepting things like transgenderism and that there's no difference between male and female. It's just a social construct. That's what the feminist movement was propagating in the 80s and 90s.
And then we start to see, OK, not only are they just cross-dressing, not only are they just posing as women, but now they want to use our bathrooms. They want to use our sports. They want to be in our spaces. And now all of a sudden people are outraged and thinking, you know, how did we get here? Right. But there's a there's a clear pattern. And then you look and now we've got senators.
We've got representatives endorsing pedophilia. There was a senator in California that said pedophilia is not a crime. It's an identity. And so and you look at the most research types of fee are incestual fee. So, I mean, this is what happens when you give an inch. I mean, it's there's no limits. There's no limits to sexual morality. There's no limits to sin.
And I believe that's that's the reason why we're seeing the things that we're seeing. But I love Patriot Barbie. You mentioned having her on the show. She's awesome. And I have had a similar experience. I mean, just here in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, 45 minutes from Nashville. I mean, we're predominantly a conservative state.
We've got lots of conservative legislators, lots of conservative patriots that live here. And Murfreesboro, Tennessee, a small, you know, it's growing, it's growing, but a small town in Tennessee and a local little community park. We walk into the bathroom. My sister, she was eight years old.
We've got my sister, all other sisters, 15, walk into the bathroom and there's a man undressing in this local swim little community center. And immediately, you know, I'm outraged. Like this is an issue that I've fought against and I stand firm on like men shouldn't be in women's bathrooms. But it's happening everywhere.
And I just saw in Illinois, a young girl being shamed, 13 years old, her and her classmates, girls, being shamed by the principal for refusing to share a locker room with a boy. Wow. It's insane. That's nuts. It is wild, the things that are happening.
Yeah. And it's everywhere, especially on social media.
Oh man, that, I mean, and that's what, I mean, that takes me off so much. Just the average age of someone looking at pornography, it is age 11.
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Chapter 5: How does pornography affect youth and mental health?
And it's really sad. But that's what happens when you stop asking questions and you stop pushing back against the narrative and the agenda.
I also feel like abortion's been normalized.
A hundred percent. I mean, and that came with the feminist movement. You look at Margaret Sanger. She is the founder, the creator of Planned Parenthood, the largest provider of gender affirming care, which I think is not gender affirming care, because if it was gender affirming care, then they'd come to the doctor's office and they'd ask you, you know, what's going on?
And they say, I feel like a woman. They're like, nope. Well, you're a man. You've always been a man or vice versa. That's gender affirming care, affirming the gender that God gave you, the gender and the sex that you were created with. But Margaret Sanger, 1914, she coined the term birth control.
And then she started the Planned Parenthood Federation and League, and she started all of these birth control leagues. And over time, her mission in the beginning was to ultimately... eradicate what she deemed as the unfit of the population, what she said was the black community.
Of course, that did not fly in the faces of many in America because they understood they had common sense that that was eugenics at its finest. And so she had they had to rebrand their mission. And not just that. She was even even a Hitler fan. even esteemed her and was proud of the work she was doing.
She worked with many of Hitler's colleagues and many of the things that Hitler was promoting, she also agreed with. And she says that in her writing. She even spoke at many Ku Klux Klan meetings in the United States. And after realizing that Americans weren't buying her message, they had to flip the narrative. And this was to be about women's rights and women's liberation and really freeing women.
And one of her quotes, it actually mentioned this in the book. I towards the end of the book, she said, eugenics without birth control is like a house built upon the sands. So there's so many components to Planned Parenthood, to abortion, to their mission and to their goals.
But you get here today in 2025, and every time I have someone on the show that's maybe a liberal or leftist that maybe is full heartedly for abortion up until birth, Right. Right. Right. And get them up in arms to stop this.
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Chapter 6: What is the feminist movement's role in the breakdown of the family unit?
And now it's like, whoa, like even liberal women are waking up, realizing that this is like destroying their lives. And it's not controversial anymore to say that this is destroying women and culture as a whole. And it all it just goes into the pie full of population control. I mean, the Democrats, they are the party of population control.
I mean, look at climate change, like don't have as many kids. Are you going to harm the environment or the climate? You know, make sure that you have a birth control to take these vaccines. I mean, Bill Gates even mentioned on many panels that they were going to implement these vaccines to have the ability to control the population.
Margaret Sanger, I mean, her mission with birth control and abortion was ultimately to not just with eugenics, but also to control the population. So at the end of the day. This is population control, which is interesting because if you look at the Lord's first commandment in Genesis, Genesis 128, it says, go ye therefore and multiply.
So God's first commandment to mankind was to go out there to be fruitful and to multiply, to have a bunch of babies, to create strong warrior children and strong families and society. And here you look at the left and every single thing that they stand on is all about breaking down the family and creating a weak, emasculate society. And that's what we're seeing right now today in 2025.
But I mean, you look at birth control, it's crazy what's happening. More and more is coming out. I mean, the way that it's altering young ladies' brains, many are now, they're unfertile. because they're not able to have children because of the pill and the way that it altered their hormones. It's really sad.
But I'm happy, you know, amidst all these things that we're talking about, amidst everything that I mentioned in the book. Sorry, just hear it. Microphone. Can I just turn that off?
Is it off?
Okay. I miss everything that's happening. I miss everything in the news and on all of these news stations, news outlets. I think this is I mean, we are witnessing like the greatest wake up of the American people that we've ever seen. You look at any history, historical textbook. Just a quick look at history. I mean, this is a movement.
I don't want to say necessarily it's a revival, but I believe it's a movement back to the truth, to objective reality. I mean, the Democrats, they will literally tell you to your face that the sky is green. Like that's that's that's how far that they've gone is they won't even acknowledge something that's right in front of them. Like it's right here. It's right here. And they won't acknowledge it.
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Chapter 7: What is the history and controversy behind Planned Parenthood and abortion?
Number two, two reasons, you know, there was no weapons, no conservative weapons that day and they didn't kill anyone. The only people that died were from the cops. And it's sickening to see. But I do want to see accountability be held for every single person that has been involved in this corruption behind the scenes. And this is and I'll tell you this, Sean.
I was talking about this on my show the other day. We're constantly calling for accountability. This person needs to be held accountable. We're seeing all this swatting happening to conservative influencers. One of my good friends, Sean Farish, lives like 20 minutes from me. He was recently swatted, him and his wife.
Alex Jones' friend got swatted yesterday, I think.
And Alex Jones, main journalist.
Yeah. Murder. Oh, yeah. That guy got murdered. Yeah, that was crazy.
I mean, and going back to earlier what we were talking about, just the attacks on Elon Musk and the left. This is the party that's claimed for decades that they're the party of love. They're the party of intolerance. They're the party of community and unity and all of these lovely things, things that sound lovely in nature, you know, but they're not.
And they've never been the party of love because the most loving thing you can tell someone is the truth. You can't change your sex. The most... caring thing you can do for someone is allow them to come to your events and to not drown them out. I mean, I remember when I held the Teens Against Gender Mutilation Rally, I invited them. I invited to the LGBT groups at the local college campuses.
I was like, hey, I want to hear your voice. I want you to come out. Please be peaceful. But I would love for you to come. We'll have a time for Q&A. You can ask Chloe Cole the detransitioner questions. We want to hear you. They come up, 200 of them come to our little rally and they bring drums, they bring whistles, they bring like any instrument they could possibly bring.
It was the craziest thing I've ever seen. If you've ever been to a rally like where they have both sides there. And I told them, you know, like, we love you. Like, we love you. And that's why I wanted you to be like, we love you, LGBTQ. That's remember what I said. And and I even remember mentioning how you guys aren't the party of love.
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Chapter 8: Why is gun control debated in relation to safety and self-defense?
Yeah. Well, follow the money.
Yeah.
I think you and I both know some of the organizations behind it.
Oh, yeah, absolutely. I mean, it's crazy. But again, I'm excited because I think people are finally starting to wake up to all of this. And even when I wrote the book Last Chance to Save Our Republic, which just came out January, just a couple of months ago.
A lot of people, even in the beginning when I was writing it, there were publishers saying that they weren't going to publish it because it was too controversial and they didn't want to have their hands a part of January 6th or being an anti-vaxxer, which specifically just the COVID vaccine. I didn't mention any other vaccine other than that one. And now it's those same publishers are coming out
wholeheartedly for everything that's in this book. And so it's like, wow, it's so eye opening. So many people, even just six months ago that were opposed to many of the things that we stand on are now totally going full on President Trump, MAGA movement.
Mark Zuckerberg completely switched. Yeah. If you're the first one, it's never good, even if you're right. I mean, you look at Alex Jones, you look at like Nick Fuentes, like they end up being right five, 10 years later, and then they're still labeled crazy. People don't forget. Yeah. So you never want to be the first one, you know, at the worst spot to be in.
Well, I mean, truth will always prevail. Truth will always come to a light. But yeah, it's hard. I mean, in the beginning, those first few years, I can only imagine how hard it was for Alex Jones. And I'm sure there are things he says that I probably disagree with. They're always going to find that with people in the movement, no matter who they are.
You can't shoot a hundred.
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