Glenn is optimistic because Trump's new government efficiency program, led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, looks promising. Trump's agenda aligns with Glenn's vision of cutting waste, reducing government size, and returning control to the people by the 250th anniversary of America.
The DOGE is a new program aimed at cutting waste and improving government efficiency. It is spearheaded by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, with a goal to complete its duties by July 4, 2026, the 250th anniversary of America.
Ramaswamy suggests a lottery system where employees with odd-numbered social security numbers are fired to ensure randomness and avoid litigation. This is a thought experiment aimed at reducing government size by half.
Glenn compares Trump to Lincoln and Reagan because he believes Trump's vision and actions align with the transformative leadership seen in these past presidents. Trump's commitment to cutting government waste and returning power to the people mirrors the actions of Lincoln and Reagan in their respective eras.
July 4, 2026, marks the 250th anniversary of America. Trump's agenda includes completing the work of the Department of Government Efficiency by this date, aiming to give back the government to the people and restore America's founding principles.
Glenn supports Pete Hegseth because he is a military veteran with a no-nonsense, conservative approach. Hegseth has a strong resume and has written a book on ending wokeism in the Pentagon, which aligns with Glenn's views on military reform.
Glenn is concerned about Besant's early career at the Soros Fund and his admiration for Robert Rubin, who repealed key provisions of Glass-Steagall. Besant's ideas for a shadow Fed and a 3-3-3 plan based on Japan's policies also raise red flags for Glenn.
Carol Roth believes the current economic situation is precarious due to hidden inflation and high debt levels. She thinks Trump's policies could spur growth but cautions that managing the fiscal foundation carefully is crucial to avoid economic turmoil.
Glenn finds it absurd that CNN pays high salaries to hosts like Anderson Cooper ($20 million) and Erin Burnett ($6 million) while facing low ratings and financial struggles. He believes the network's model is failing and that high salaries are unsustainable.
Glenn believes the migrant surge might decrease because Trump's tough stance on immigration and border security will deter migrants from attempting to enter the U.S. He also notes that some migrants might turn to Canada due to Trump's return to power.
President-elect Donald Trump announced more of his Cabinet picks, and while some sound incredible, others seem to miss the mark. On the good side, Trump’s new government efficiency program, spearheaded by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, looks promising. Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to discuss some of Trump’s Cabinet picks and explains why he supports Pete Hegseth for secretary of defense. Glenn explains why he’s so optimistic about Trump’s second term. Glenn and Stu discuss the latest CNN news and the shocking amount the network is paying some of its hosts. American Path President Clint Brown joins to give the current state of the Senate leadership race and makes the case for a private vote for Senate majority leader. Author of "You Will Own Nothing" Carol Roth joins to share her opinion on Trump’s potential treasury pick and how long it will take to recover from Biden’s economy. "The View’s" Whoopi Goldberg considers herself "working class" and would leave the show if she had enough money.
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