Topic: Ramaswamy 2024

Former Congressman Steve King joins the discussion, having endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy for the 2024 presidency. While supporting Donald Trump, the segment explores the need for a "backup" candidate and praises Ramaswamy's ability to challenge the mainstream media. Steve King is credited as the original "brain trust" behind Trump's border wall policies.

A caller expresses concern that Donald Trump was easily influenced by bad advisors during his first term, specifically regarding vaccines and the bump stock ban. The host agrees that Trump needs to better understand the "swamp" but argues he is the only viable option against the current administration. The discussion concludes with the idea that 2024 is no longer a covert trap but an open showdown between the public and the globalist elite.

Vivek Ramaswamy is characterized as a de facto spokesperson for Donald Trump, using the primary debates to normalize Trump's positions. Callers suggest Ramaswamy or RFK Jr. could serve as Attorney General in a future Trump administration to dismantle corrupt structures. However, the host remains wary of all political figures, emphasizing that ultimate trust should be placed in spiritual rather than political leaders.

Vivek Ramaswamy warns that the permanent state will use any means necessary to prevent Donald Trump from reaching the White House. He suggests that the current ballot removals are a "trap" or a "feigned retreat" designed to build media credibility before a more devious move is made in 2024.

In his closing remarks, Ramaswamy expresses hope that it can be "morning in America" again if citizens wake up to the dire situation. He emphasizes that the founding fathers would urge modern Americans not to lose hope despite the systemic traps being laid for the 2024 election.

Vivek Ramaswamy warns that 2024 will be a "chaotic and frightening" year as the establishment ratchets up efforts to prevent a Trump return. He encourages supporters to visit his website to volunteer and help his campaign achieve a top-three finish in the Iowa caucus to shatter media expectations. The host expresses the need for Ramaswamy to remain on the ballot as a "quarterback" for the movement in case the left successfully sidelines Trump.