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The Deep State Connection to South African Genocide | Guests: Rep. James Comer & Salena Zito | 5/28/25

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The warning signs of a crashing economy continue to get worse, so Glenn goes through how governments can fix a struggling economy. If we cut taxes but don't cut spending, all that does is make our debt worse. Glenn explains how President Trump's actions, while important, aren't the ultimate fix our economy needs. Glenn explains that passing the Reins Act is the only way to survive this economic uncertainty. Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) joins to discuss the potential illegal use of Biden's autopen and who may have been behind some of the more controversial decisions. Liberty Sentinal Media CEO Alex Newman joins to discuss the persecution of white farmers happening in South Africa. Glenn and Alex further discuss the downfall of civilization in South Africa as its government has lost control. Washington Examiner national political reporter Salena Zito joins to discuss the future of AI and what she's seen in Western Pennsylvania. Glenn and Stu discuss a recent NY Times article regarding Trump's questioning of the location of our country's gold supply.

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The warning signs of a crashing economy continue to get worse, so Glenn goes through how governments can fix a struggling economy. If we cut taxes but don't cut spending, all that does is make our debt worse. Glenn explains how President Trump's actions, while important, aren't the ultimate fix our economy needs. Glenn explains that passing the Reins Act is the only way to survive this economic uncertainty. Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) joins to discuss the potential illegal use of Biden's autopen and who may have been behind some of the more controversial decisions. Liberty Sentinal Media CEO Alex Newman joins to discuss the persecution of white farmers happening in South Africa. Glenn and Alex further discuss the downfall of civilization in South Africa as its government has lost control. Washington Examiner national political reporter Salena Zito joins to discuss the future of AI and what she's seen in Western Pennsylvania. Glenn and Stu discuss a recent NY Times article regarding Trump's questioning of the location of our country's gold supply.

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