TRUMP TUES: Agenda 47-Score Card Time & Primary Watch
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这段音频来自一场政治评论节目,主持人重点讨论了特朗普总统关于美国制造业因关税政策而复兴的言论,并批评了前政府卫生官员在疫情中的表现。节目后半部分聚焦明尼苏达州等地的初选动态,特别是围绕选举诚信和索马里社区投票问题的争议。
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- 特朗普声称美国制造业正经历“创纪录增长”,大量工厂在建,并归功于关税政策迫使企业回流本土以规避25%的汽车关税。
- 他列举企业正从墨西哥、加拿大、德国、日本、韩国迁往美国,并强调“史上最大汽车工厂”将在美国落成。
- 随后话题转向批评福奇博士及前卫生官员,称其应对疫情是“全方位的灾难”,并提到福奇被泄露的短信涉及疫苗对孕妇风险的担忧。
- 节目主持人宣扬“不信任联邦政府”的论调,称疫苗政策存在“武器化”问题,但未提供具体证据。
- 初选方面,重点关注明尼苏达州州长竞选,迈克·林德尔(MyPillow创始人)在民调中领先,并被指已辞去公司职务全力参选。
- 司法部民权司将派观察员监督明尼苏达州拉姆西县和亨内平县(含明尼阿波利斯)的初选,主持人称这些地区存在选举舞弊风险。
- 主持人引用多年前的卧底调查,声称索马里社区出现“收集选票”现象,甚至有人一次性提交200张邮寄选票,但当地媒体当时未予重视。
- 节目还描述了一种“选票恐吓”模式:寄往公共住房的选票被团伙挨户收取或代为填写,导致当地投票率异常高。
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on I shows that many factories expanded for 17 seconds.
Once you talk about the American manufacturing
by the sauce for about 18 years at this point,
you then all the statistics and the investment
that have come in to feel vindicated at this point.
So we're doing record increases in the United States
in manufacturing.
A lot of that has to do with the tariffs
because companies are coming in
and not able to sell their product unless they come in,
because they have no tariffs,
and they build that product, whether it's a car
or something else, if they make it in the United States,
there is no tariffs.
So they're coming in.
We have record number of factories
under construction.
Factories, plants, things as such.
For you know, to just announce that they've
built the largest car plant in the world, anywhere in the world.
They're leaving Mexico and they're coming to the United States.
Many, many car plants, AI, other, you know,
they're opening.
I will say that they're leaving Canada.
They're leaving Mexico.
They're leaving Germany.
They're leaving Japan.
They're leaving South Korea.
They're coming into the United States
because they don't want to pay a 25% tariff on a car.
And they don't have to pay a tariff if they make it here.
So we have the largest number of plants ever being built
in the United States right now.
Quite to believe, right?
Because some of our past projects would never be a manufacturing
country again.
And these plants are going to be start opening up
in about six months.
And they can always say that the next president will get
a lot of credit for what I've got.
Please remember it was me, not them.
Mr. President, I think I've heard you say
that the NNL are back soon for the last months in the village.
Quite lethal.
Is there any evidence of that?
No, what I've heard is that there are some people
that say it is that way.
I say, well, let's say there's a 5% chance of it.
Let's split it up.
Let's split it up because they do say that given individual,
MMO, given individual, there is no impact.
In fact, they've said how safe it seems to be.
Whatever, when you put them together, they
can be explosive.
If you obviously...
Is there any proof of any of the new attorney general
or Janine Peral about prosecuting Dr. Fadjian?
I'm not spoken of about that.
Mr. President, Senator Tren, Paul Boyrand,
Dr. Tren, and I've released the text messages
from Anthony Fauci and their fear of the Federal Government
of the Gang in every 2021.
They knew that they were possibly
being complication with pregnant women
and misinterpreted as a high-to-go vaccine.
The other bio-conversation health officials,
it didn't change their rhetoric in a reaction.
Well, the bio-conversation was a disaster in every way.
That would be just one way, but they had been a disaster
in every single one.
It's unimaginable what they did.
And then forget about weaponization.
Forget fever about, you know, it's important
to just what you said.
So many of the open borders that met in women's sports.
They've just been a horrendous disaster
of the highest inflation on history.
We're doing great job.
Please do.
All right, let's take a break with that right there, guys.
Welcome to Tuesday.
Let's retweet the space, get these numbers up.
First things first is let's do a ComChak.
You know, last week, I know we had trouble.
Luckily, the team was able to carry on without me.
James, are you with us?
I just see James there, but I don't see a microphone.
James, check that.
McCabe, are you with us?
Yes, hello.
Good to be with you, sir.
Great, great.
Trump Tuesday, there's the big things
on the agenda that we're going to do is no pun intended
agenda, 47.
I'm calling it the scorecard.
I want to break this down.
I want to go to these 20 items.
I think it's a fair play that we kind of discussed.
These I took the time and I made my scorecard.
And I'll tell you, I'll expand on the reason I want to do this later.
But McCabe, hey, did you look at the agenda 47 and score it and be
where you were at the White House yesterday when President Trump was speaking?
I was at the White House yesterday, but I wasn't part of the poll.
So I didn't go into the oval.
But I didn't score it one through 20.
I just I will I will I read them.
And obviously a lot of them have actually been achieved, which is amazing.
But some of them haven't, which kind of hurts.
Some of them are not really up to him, but you know, seal the board.
Let's you want to go through it now?
Yeah, just hold on to it for one second.
I also want to talk about do a little bit of primary watch because I think if I if
I know how to search, it looks like Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont, Wisconsin, Alabama, South
Carolina all have some kind of some kind of primaries.
And I don't think it's appropriate that we're not tracking this at least.
Well, race is to watch obviously.
Darlene Graham is expected to win that primary.
Mike Lindell is a last poll I saw published by the Star Tribune, which is the statewide paper
in Minnesota.
They stay showed Lindell leading the two other candidates with 35%.
So you know, we'll see what we'll see how that plays out tonight.
He's so serious about running for governor that he resigned all of his oblig-corporate obligations
with Mike Pillow.
Right.
And we do have two other things interesting about Minnesota.
We have Michael Casey on the ground there.
He is at, he's at some election watch.
I think he might be at Lindell's, but regardless, he's there.
He's reporting.
I saw some work he already did.
So he's going to pop in and give us a live on the ground update.
So I look forward to that.
But McCabe, the DOJ put out a statement that you, I think you sent it to me regarding oversight
of Minnesota's primaries, all right?
That's right.
The Civil Rights Division, which is led by Army Dylan, Assistant Attorney General, Army
Dylan is sending observers to Ramsey.
In Halipin County as, you know, sort of looked to see what's going on.
Of course, Halipin County is Minneapolis.
And of course, Ward Six of Minneapolis is ground zero for the Somali crime syndicate.
So-
Now, place is absolutely, I talk- we know what I always joke about it, and it's not
really a joke.
Arizona, disastrous with elections, Fulton County, disastrous with elections.
Okay.
But Halipin County is disastrous, period.
It is Minnesota, excuse me, Minneapolis.
It is George Floyd Square.
It is everything we saw upwards about a year ago.
I'll tell you, six years ago, when I was doing comms for Project Veritas,
we had an undercover investigation for months inside Minneapolis.
And we found a Snapchat video of a Somali, I guess, warlord, political operative,
and the lines blur, right?
And basically, you're allowed to put three ballots in a drop box, yours and two others,
right?
Because your poor mother is sick, and your sister has to take a math test.
Whatever your excuse is, you're allowed to put three ballots at a time into a drop box.
This guy had 200 ballots in his car, and he posted a video of it speaking in the language
of his people, bragging about how great he was doing, collecting all these ballots.
And it's like when we went to Minnesota media about this, the reporters were defending the
Somalis and basically saying, what's the big deal?
And basically saying that at one point they accused us of doctrine the video, it wasn't
even our video.
It was the guys video that we had ripped from Snapchat.
It's absolutely unreal.
And they mail out the ballots, Mark, especially in Ward 6.
When they mail out the ballots, it goes into all the public housing towers, right?
And so let's say they're all mailed out on Thursday, Friday, so Saturday, all the ballots
arrive.
And then they send a gang of boys, they start at the top floor, they knock on people's doors
and they say, okay, fill out your ballot or we'll fill it out for you.
And they just collect all the ballots and turn them in.
And that's why the voter turnout is unreal in Minneapolis.
And of course, which is odd because it's also a population with like 1,000% of the national
average of autism.
But that's another discussion.
Down, sure, that goes hand in hand with the Somali blood.
And I'm being accurate, not being mean.
James, are you with us now?
I'm here if you can hear me.
Yes, good, good, well done.
Trump Tuesday, we're just sort of kicking the rocks around about primaries.
I know you are usually our primary watcher and reporter.
You are able to do that tonight.
You're able to keep an eye on what's going on and give us some updates as they come in.
I can't promise you how good my job will be because I am literally with one single device
sitting outside.
So I don't have any clue.
Well, let me go to the available bullpened Lou.
Do you have more than one device or can you manage one device effectively and give us any
updates as they come in?
Good evening.
I can manage more than one device in probably 20 minutes.
Yeah.
OK.
All right.
We'll take, we'll take what you get.
Guys, we'll retweet this space.
I want to get these numbers up.
Yeah, we're at just north of 100.
I want to get these up because I think this is worth it.
As McCabe and I started to talk about Agenda 47, let me see.
If you look up there, it's the second tweet.
My friend Kyle Serif, and you guys may like him.
You may hate him.
I don't really care.
But he has been very critical of President Trump.
And he continues to look at this list of 20 promises to the American people.
This was obviously came out during the campaign.
And we're going to have to go over this.
And I try to think of the most proper way to digest this, but do it fairly.
And not make it academic, but make it worth it.
But I took the time.
And I did a little bit of research in all these.
And I did my best to remain as nonbiased, as possible.
And I really tried to assess this.
And the conclusion I have come to is the language and the interpretation will matter here.
And the facts and the results, or you should be able to come to a conclusion.
Like McCable saying, not accomplished, blocked, or whatever.
But I said, if I do that, it's almost excuse making.
So I forced myself.
I said, I have to consider excuses, consider reasons, consider wins, luck, misfortune, or
blockages.
Okay, for whatever reason, I had to take them into consideration and just say, can I give
an A through F, you know, typical zero through 4.0 scale?
And at the end, it's 20.
I divided it by 20.
And I got an ultimate overall score.
Okay, I asked the guys to, but we're all busy men.
But I think they're well read enough.
More than I am that they can do this on the fly.
McCabe, do you want to put anything out before we go through the list?
Yeah, I just want to say that as I went through the list, I think it's important to keep
it yes, no.
That's even more hard mine than I took.
I did it on an A through F scale.
Yeah, I don't, I just figured at this point, let's just, I think we should just go through
it.
Let's just go through it one through 20 with yes, no, and see what we come up with.
I, okay.
All right.
This is literally not what I would.
Because it's like, I don't want to hear about someone's best.
I don't want to hear about something, well, A for effort, right?
No, that's not the A isn't for effort anyway, is it?
I mean, what is that?
I don't know.
But it's like, you know, it's like, you know, if you're giving, if you're giving the administration
a C, you're giving it a C because it hasn't done it.
Right, right.
And if you're giving it an A, well, then it's done it.
I think the yes, no, is just, it's just obvious with the exception of maybe, there's maybe
three or four that we can discuss, but that's where I'm at.
All right.
So we'll do it and we'll probably have to, I'll probably make my arguments, but I think
that's hard, I think that's harder because here's how I kind of, I kind of did it.
A accomplished, done, right?
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