Topic: Chris Lacivita

Former Green Beret Ivan Reikland joins the show to discuss the "betrayal" of the America First movement. He identifies Susie Wiles, Chris LaCivita, and Jared Kushner as the figures pushing Trump toward war on behalf of Miriam Adelson's $250 million funding. Reikland questions how many Trump voters actually wanted a war with Iran.

Kati discusses "questionable" endorsements made by Donald Trump in New Jersey, where a populist candidate was passed over for an establishment figure. She blames advisors like Kellyanne Conway, Suzy Wiles, and Chris LaCivita for prioritizing lobbying interests over the "America First" movement.

Barnes criticizes Trump's current campaign leadership, specifically Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles, for being "saboteurs" who lobby for interests like Pfizer. He praises the return of Corey Lewandowski to the campaign as a move toward the "2016 vintage" Trump style. Barnes argues that Trump must fire the "administrative state" loyalists within his own circle to ensure a successful second term and avoid being undermined by internal opposition.

Hernandez calls for a reform of the Trump campaign, alleging that senior advisors like Chris LaCivita and Susan Wiles are trying to "tone down" Trump's natural brawler instincts. He points out that LaCivita previously liked posts calling for Trump's removal via the 25th Amendment. Hernandez urges Trump to post more frequently on X and to embrace the "2016 vintage" energy that originally won over independent and moderate voters.

The discussion focuses on social media posts by Harry Sisson and others suggesting Joe Biden could use Seal Team 6 to assassinate political rivals. Trump campaign manager Chris LaCivita's response to these threats is noted. The hosts speculate that the Deep State may stage a "terrorist event" involving illegal immigrants to create a pretext for ousting Biden or implementing martial law before the election.