The Trump and Elon Tag Team Rock The Deep State (Ep. 2421)
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What is the narrative shift in political media?
Folks, this is absolutely glorious. I'm telling you, these are like the halcyon days. It's just like a glorious time to be involved in political commentary. I can't say enough. Have you sensed? Here's where I'm going with this. Have you sensed the narrative shift just over the last few days? So week one, everybody on the left, I don't want to say everybody on the left, but a lot of people were quiet about Trump because they didn't know what was going to happen. Shock and awe hits. Week two, the freakout begins. We're now in week three. And have you sensed the shift in the narrative?
How are Trump and Elon Musk challenging the deep state?
The big story, obviously, right now is the Trump-Elon tag team effort that has the deep state and everybody panicking over USAID and other minds. It's not just about USAID anymore. It's about the government in general. That's why I keep covering this. Have you sensed the shift in the narrative because we are the media now? We are the media now. Us. I'm going to prove it to you in a second. Do you hear how the left is talking? Please pay attention to this, man. I don't mean to sound like an ass or condescending. That's not my intention. Pay attention to how lefties are talking. There's a Doge hearing on a few minutes ago. And even the Democrats on the panel. are like, well, you know, we're all interested in cutting government spending. But, oh, we are?
Notice I said the Democrats on the panel. Of course, they're not really interested in that. But did you notice how, because we're the media, and for the first time in, I don't know, 100 years, have turned the tide on the government is a benevolent force in our life narrative?
3.5.
No! The Guy flames. Well, Guy hates using the flames. He thinks if we use them too much, we're going to. This is the time. 3.5 million. I'm going to. I got to retire this now. I told you. Chris still is not from Rumble, has not sent us a new statue. This says 2.5 million.
So we're going to retire this for now until we get a new one.
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All right, fellas, let's get this party started. Man, I got to tell you, it has been a crazy news day. The crazy news week, a crazy news month. The narrative shift is happening. Folks, how many of you in the chat are roughly my age? You guys, you know, in the 40 to 50 year old bracket. I mean, anybody, have you ever in the last, say, 40 or 50 years, which is the only body of work I can speak for. Seen Republicans win a government spending fight. I'm serious. Yes or no in the chat. I really wonder. You got some 49-year-olds. Yeah. Tamadez says, me, you're 51, so you're mine. Have you ever? I'm serious. Tell me when. Cite an example in the chat. Man, that chat's blowing up. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Anyone have an example? No. Web mic? No. No. Hell no.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the narrative shift in political media?
0:11–0:48
2
How are Trump and Elon Musk challenging the deep state?
0:48–2:42
3
Why is ExpressVPN recommended for online privacy?
2:42–5:40
4
What was the recent press conference by Trump and Musk about?
5:40–14:19
5
How does the media react to Trump's proposals?
14:19–32:05
6
What are the implications of declassifying federal secrets?
32:05–46:45
7
Will the Epstein files be released soon?
46:45–59:10