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back with me this week we have the spike's editor Tom Slater.

Hello.

And spike columnist Joanna Williams.

Hi.

Coming up on today's show we'll be discussing the return of Trump, the World Economic Forum, and the man who's

obsessed with Nappies. So Donald Trump, Trump, rompe's home to victory in the Iowa Caucasus this week he got more than 51% of the vote

comfortably beating his fellow Republican rivals you know by more than 30 points or

around 30 points compared to like Ron DeSantis and Nicki Haley. I mean Tom there's been alarm bells going off in the

establishment in Democratic circles for a long time about the return of Trump. I mean, but now it feels like it really could happen.

Oh definitely. And at the same time you wonder why is it setting off alarm bells in the sense of why didn't

they expect this to happen? I mean Donald Trump's candidacy

was to such a large extent revived by the establishment attempt to take him down

if you look about where his polling numbers were when the Marilago raid happened or and it slowly starts to

kind of creep up and then you see the ridiculous indictments of New York and there's one

thing after another whether it's these string of legal cases some more serious

and others some less spurious than others, but nevertheless clearly weaponized against him.

Whether it's the constant kind of absurd fear-mongering that he's going to become a dictator if he takes the presidency again.

All of it has been a complete boon to him.

It's made crystal clear to his supporters that they're out to get him,

essentially because they are.

You know, you can quibble about, you know,

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