Topic: Grover Cleveland

Donald Trump is executing what is described as a "hostile corporate takeover" of the Federal Reserve to force interest rate cuts. By targeting Governor Lisa Cook for mortgage fraud, Trump aims to install a board majority that will align with his economic policies. This move is framed as the most significant challenge to the Fed since John F. Kennedy's issuance of U.S. notes in the 1960s.

Roger Stone discusses the historical precedent for candidates declaring victory when ahead and warns of a prolonged counting process. He mentions specific Florida ballot amendments regarding cannabis and abortion designed to drive Democrat turnout. Stone urges Trump supporters not to be complacent in "safe" states and to ensure their social circles are mobilized to vote.

Roger Stone predicts that Donald Trump will follow the path of Grover Cleveland as the only president to serve non-consecutive terms. He dismisses reports of Trump being "tired," describing his energy as superhuman. Stone concludes by reiterating that Trump is a patriot who has sacrificed billions of dollars to run for office and save the country from the "fake news" establishment.

Roger Stone joins the broadcast to analyze Donald Trump's announcement, comparing his potential non-consecutive second term to Grover Cleveland. Stone praises Trump's disciplined delivery and anti-establishment message while criticizing globalist figures like Rupert Murdoch and Ken Griffin for opposing him. The discussion touches on Governor Ron DeSantis, with Stone questioning the Governor's charisma and past support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).