Trump puts Musk, Ramaswamy in charge of efficiency

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Trump puts Musk, Ramaswamy in charge of efficiency

November 13, 2024 • Steve Bonta, Paul Dragu

Trump announced a new Department of Government Efficiency yesterday, with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy in charge of cutting departmental waste. But is efficiency a better alternative than cutting wasteful and unconstitutional programs altogether?

Also in this episode:

Washington elites are hysterical over the nomination of Pete Hegseth, who come from “outside the national security community,” as Secretary of Defense.

Why are House elections taking so long?

Will Judge Merchan finally call a halt to lawfare?

Azerbaijan’s leader praises oil and gas—and condemns Western elitist hypocrisy—in his opening remarks at COP29

Is The Deep State Trying to Trigger WW3 Before Trump Takes Office?

November 22, 2024 • Paul Dragu, Gary Benoit

Joe Biden, or the people telling Joe Biden what to do, gave Ukraine permission to shoot long range missiles into Russia earlier this week. The Russians responded with more threats of nuclear escalation and by launching an intermediate ballistic missile into Ukraine. Some former military officials say Biden needs to be removed via the 25th Amendment before he blows up the world, prompting the question of whether there are forces in the administration trying to trigger escalation before Trump takes office. If so, what would they have to gain? Also in this episode: Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy revealed details in a Wall Street Journal op-ed about how they’ll reduce government spending via the Department of Government Efficiency, which will likely have as its official head Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia; Rabble rouser Matt Gaetz is out of the running for U.S. Attorney General and Pam Bondi, a former Florida AG is Trump’s pick. We look at Pam Bondi.

Former Border Official Calls Biden’s Immigration Invasion an Act of Treason

November 21, 2024

Laken Riley’s killer, an illegal alien, was just sentenced to life in prison. But her murder should’ve never happened. Her killer only got to her after taking a taxpayer-funded flight to Georgia, where Riley was a student. The Biden Regime’s border policies should be investigated as an act of treason, according to at least one former border official who believes the invasion was intentionally orchestrated. Also in today’s show: The presidential election may be over, but Pennsylvanians are threatening to oust local officials who flouted election laws and pose an enduring threat to fair elections; While the world wakes up to the truth about the climate agenda, the United Nations in partnership with the Marxist president of Brazil is launching an initiative to suppress true climate information. RELATED Read https://thenewamerican.com/us/crime/murder-suspect-ibarra-took-taxpayer-flight-from-nyc-to-georgia-where-laken-riley-was-murdered/ Read TNA’s “UN Blueprint for Global Control” https://thenewamerican.com/print/un-blueprint-for-global-control/ Rely on TNA’s https://thenewamerican.com/freedom-index/ to know who in Congress is following the U.S. Constitution

Is The Establishment Terrified of Matt Gaetz?

November 20, 2024 • Paul Dragu, Gary Benoit, Christian Gomez

Donald Trump plans on shaking things up in the D.C. Swamp during his second term as president. His cabinet picks are an early indication he means business. One of his most controversial picks is former Florida Congressman and looming rabble rouser Matt Gaetz, who Trump has nominated for U.S. Attorney General. The nomination has triggered screeching and gnashing of teeth on Capitol Hill, as well as the resurgence of allegations against Gaetz that include statutory rape. We look at the allegations against Gaetz, his response to them, and the broader issue of what’s at stake. Also in this episode: The people of Delaware have elected a blatantly mentally ill man who pretends to be a woman to Congress, prompting some congressional members to sponsor a bill that would keep men out of women’s bathrooms; Police arrested a Georgia mother because her 11-year-old son walked to a nearby store by himself.