Topic: Steve King

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The broadcaster identifies with the "Merlin" archetype—a wizard in the wilderness who provides the "precursor" to the King's movement. Claims are made of having the ability to contact Trump, Joe Rogan, and Tucker Carlson at will, though a preference for staying in a "cave" away from the glitz of Mar-a-Lago is expressed. The mission is defined as bringing in the "Global Resistance" and the "Great Awakening" before receding into the "mists of time."

Steve Slupcevich, an expert in disaster planning and private security, joins the show to discuss his experience with civil unrest and emergency response. Slupcevich has provided security for figures like Tulsi Gabbard and was present during the Rodney King riots and the events of January 6th. He shares insights into the "orchestrated" nature of major public emergencies and the discrepancies between media reporting and ground reality.

Alexander Soros is accused of financing movements to suppress farmer protests in Europe and funding open-border initiatives in the US. Former Representative Steve King is cited as an ally in exposing Soros-affiliated groups involved in eminent domain violations for carbon capture pipelines. Ramaswamy calls for defunding transnational institutions like the WEF and WHO that he claims are hostile to US sovereignty.

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 retrospective look at former Congressman Steve King's engineering-based design for a border wall using precast concrete panels. King criticizes politicians like Paul Ryan for claiming a wall was impossible to build. He advocates for more engineers and doctors in government rather than lawyers, emphasizing practical solutions for border security.

Steve King expresses concern over Donald Trump's silence regarding CO2 pipeline projects in the Midwest that utilize eminent domain. King argues these pipelines are a "green garbage" land grab that violates the Fifth Amendment. He seeks a direct meeting with Trump to discuss the threat these projects pose to farmers and property owners in Iowa.

Steve King details the "political lynch job" used to remove him from Congress, which he believes was orchestrated by international elites to clear the way for the CO2 pipeline projects. He discusses the potential for a Trump-Ramaswamy "dynamic duo" in 2024 and emphasizes the need for Trump to surround himself with genuine America First loyalists rather than "numbskulls."

Vivek Ramaswamy discusses receiving the endorsement of former Representative Steve King in Iowa. He warns that the political establishment and donors like Larry Fink are attempting to narrow the GOP primary to a race between Donald Trump and Nikki Haley. Ramaswamy argues that Haley is a "Trojan horse" for a pro-war, globalist agenda and the surveillance state.