Topic: Middle America

Harrison Smith discusses the "Trump train" going off the rails due to policy shifts regarding Middle East wars. He argues that the movement must prioritize American existential problems over Israeli interests. Smith emphasizes that the disagreement is based on policy and the betrayal of campaign promises rather than personal animosity.

Owen Shroyer critiques "coastal elites" for ignoring the impact of mass migration on small towns in flyover country. He argues that liberal policymakers are destroying the lives of average Americans by forcing third-world migration into communities like Springfield, Ohio. Shroyer characterizes the elite attitude as arrogant and totalitarian.

Jack Posobiec explains how Joseph Stalin emerged from WWII with a massive communist empire. He links this history to the current decline of the U.S. petrodollar and Saudi Arabia's shift away from exclusive dollar trade. Posobiec argues the "Empire" will take its frustrations out on Middle America and Trump supporters as its global influence wanes.

The decline of the US dollar as the world reserve currency and Saudi Arabia's move away from the petrodollar signal the end of the current financial order. As the empire faces "imperial overstretch," it is predicted to take its frustrations out on Middle America, Southerners, and Trump supporters. This domestic targeting is seen as a substitute for the inability to defeat Russia on the battlefield.

Guest host Drew Hernandez takes over the fourth hour, declaring an "America First" position on the Israel-Palestine conflict. He argues that the U.S., burdened by $22 trillion in debt and skyrocketing inflation, cannot afford another multi-decade war in the Middle East. Hernandez warns that the "global jihad" called for by Hamas leaders is already a domestic threat due to the Biden administration's border policies.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered a speech emphasizing his commitment to the American middle class and the "homeless" members of both major political parties. He invoked his father's legacy of helping the impoverished and adopted "America First" rhetoric. Kennedy pledged to take back the country from corporate lobbyists and PR firms that currently dominate the political landscape.

The segment concludes with Jack Posobiec discussing the Chinese spy balloon incident as a message of American weakness. He argues that the Eastern elite have an instinctive contempt for the "peasants" of the Rust Belt and the South. The targeting of figures like Mike Lindell is presented as evidence that the establishment is terrified of a populist awakening among regular Americans.

Greg Mannarino explains that the global economy exists under a "Frankenstein monster" of a debt bubble. He notes that while home prices may be falling, record-high interest rates have made housing affordability reach record lows. Mannarino warns of an "extermination" of the middle class through a planned collapse of the financial system and the locking up of global transactions.

Dr. McDonald posits that the government is "doubling and tripling down" on absurdity because it is losing its grasp on power. He believes the "middle 60%" of Americans, who are not politically active, will eventually push back as the "theater of the absurd" becomes undeniable. He argues that the end of incrementalism forces the regime to reveal its true nature, sparking a broader awakening.

The U.S. House of Representatives adopted the fiscal year 2022 budget resolution, which critics claim will cripple middle America and small businesses through trillions in tax increases over the next decade. Nancy Pelosi defended the $68 trillion spending plan as an investment in children, while opponents characterized it as stealing from future generations. John Bowne reported that the plan is designed to bankrupt the country into one-party rule.

The globalist agenda is linked to the deliberate collapse of the middle class in Africa and Latin America, leading to a surge in refugees. Alex Jones argues that the UN-mandated lockdowns have destroyed small businesses and created a "zombie apocalypse" in developing nations. He characterizes the resulting migration as a planned consequence of global genocide and supply chain destruction.