When Did You Change Your Mind (Ep. 2574)
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What is the opening discussion about Caroline Levitt and her role as press secretary?
All America, all the time. Sit down, buckle up, and get ready for the Dan Bongino Show. I'm gonna hit you with a lot before we even get to the first break in the show. You're never supposed to talk about formatics on the air. I don't care. This show's totally different. We throw out all the rules. It's worked for us. And we really don't care if it works or not. It's just my show. I'm gonna do it as I want. That's just it. Number one. Right out of the chute. Caroline Levitt is leaving her position as press secretary. As I said yesterday, my humble opinion, for whatever it's worth. One of the best, if not the best, to ever have done the job. I I it's just my opinion. And it's not because of any kind of personal thing.
I mean, I I like her. It's not that I'm just telling you, like really effective. Even Politico Playbook acknowledged this morning. They're not no huge fans of the Trump administration, that she was a really effective operator behind the scenes too. Amazing. And how I don't know how not that, you know, the age man, but she's I'm fifty-one, man. I'm still learning stuff. She's not even close to fifty-one. I'll leave her age out of it doesn't not even close. I'm still learning stuff like a lot.
Why are Republicans complaining they have no message and how is a solution proposed?
I only bring it up because President nobody knows better than President Trump who should be there. He knows his people better than anyone. I'm telling you guys got his finger on the pulse. Uh i he does. He doesn't need my advice on it. I'm just gonna throw a name out there. I think would be fantastic for the job. I I know her. I've watched her operate as a United States attorney. I've watched her ability to clearly get across a message. Um, Alina Haba, I think, would be great. There are a ton of other people too, but I think Alina Haba would be fantastic in this job. I mean, uh really an effective messenger to get it out as a very get the get the get the Trump message across. I bring up the Trump message because it again, I told you I was gonna hit you with a lot in the first few minutes.
We need someone like her who's clear, who's got a personal relationship with the president, can be comfortable telling him her thoughts on an issue without being, you know, it's he's he's he's intimidating. It's not in he's the president of the United States. Any president is. They have a really good relationship. She would be, I think, fantastic. I'd love to hear your thoughts in the chat. I bring that up because I'm seeing this in a lot of the political Like trade papers, not a trade so much, but news news articles, playbook, Axios, and elsewhere. This constant complaint, have you guys seen it too? Where a lot of Republicans running for office on in the federal level, the Senate and the House in this cycle are complaining like, well, we don't have a message to run on.
What the are you talking about? Listen, I'm not here to throw fuel on the fire and cause like intra-party warfare like some of these other Folex MAGA people. I'm just telling you, like, are are you shitting me? Like, stop complaining. You don't have a message. I'm gonna get to that in a second. I'm gonna I'm gonna help you. I'm gonna help you. As a guy who ran in a deep blue district, no Republican had come within 15 points of winning ever, and barely lost. Listen, fair and square, you lost whatever. I'm just telling you, like we closed the gap because we were very clear in our messaging. You have a message right now. I'm gonna help you out. And it is super clean, it's fact based, and it should any one of these stories should rock anyone's boat on the left.
Stop complaining, get it done. Hey, you don't wait till your house is on fire doing small smoke detector, right? It's kind of late. You don't wait until after the wind and rain to hammer your windows and the power to go out to prepare for a hurricane. You do it all in advance. You don't reach for your seatbelt after the impact, because after the crash, the hurricane or the house fire, it's just too late. Similarly, you don't wait until the dollar goes to zero before you buy gold. It's too late then.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening discussion about Caroline Levitt and her role as press secretary?
0:02–1:18
2
Why are Republicans complaining they have no message and how is a solution proposed?
1:18–7:39
3
What is the “Power Hour” idea for free electricity in California and how is it explained?
7:39–15:30
4
What is the “unbroken leg fallacy” and how does it relate to government market distortion?
15:30–51:21
5
How big is the U.S. government debt and why does the interest cost matter?
51:21–1:02:06
6
What can we learn from Norway’s sovereign‑wealth fund and why does the host recommend it?
1:02:06–1:10:39
7
Why is Sean Farish’s new live show being promoted and what should listeners expect?
1:10:39–1:20:20
8
How can the Republican message be delivered effectively – door‑knocking, grassroots outreach, and funding?
1:20:20–1:37:03