Day One: Trump’s Executive Orders and the Remaking of America

The King's Hall

Brian Sauvé & Eric Conn

Christianity, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 31 January 2025

⏱️ 122 minutes

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Send us a text! In his first days in office, Donald Trump set about radically reshaping America with a long list of executive orders. He declared a national energy emergency in America, promised to "drill baby drill," renamed the Gulf of Mexico, and ended many national environmental engagements, including the Paris Accords. On the immigration issue, he went after cartels, began deporting illegals, and confronted foreign governments like Colombia, which at first refused to take back its citize...

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0:00.0	This episode of the Kings Hall podcast is brought to you by Backwards Planning Financial,
0:09.6	Alpine Gold, Max D-Trailers, Salt and Strings Butchery, Reformation Heritage Books,
0:14.8	Premier Body Armor, and by our supporters at patreon.com.
0:57.5	No, supporters at patreon.com. As Trump was sworn into office for the second time on January 20, 2025, it seemed everything about his demeanor had changed from his first term.
1:03.9	In 2016, he and Melania were all smiles while she was dressed in a classic light blue dress reminiscent of Jackie Kennedy's remarkable style. This time around, she wore a black dress that
1:09.9	looked like a trench coat. With a white-rimmed hat that covered most of her face, she wore a black dress that looked like a trench coat.
1:11.5	With a white-rimmed hat that covered most of her face,
1:14.5	she looked more like the main character from V for Vendetta than she did the traditional First Lady.
1:20.2	Or perhaps, more to the point, she looked like a 1920s gangster standing next to her husband.
1:25.8	All while Chris Machio of Italian descent sang the
1:29.1	national anthem in his operatic tenor. The whole scene had massive Godfather Day of Vengeance vibes.
1:36.5	Retributive justice, it would seem, is back on the menu. The vibe everyone noticed was quite
1:42.8	different. If Trump's first term betrayed any naivete about
1:47.0	what the inner workings of Washington, D.C. was really like. The second term was all about payback.
1:53.5	Call it a vendetta or an evening of the score, but Trump has not forgotten the people who wielded
1:59.6	the judiciary to engage in lawfare against him. And not just him, but forgotten the people who wielded the judiciary to engage in lawfare against
2:01.9	him, and not just him, but the American people whom he represents, as he has been fond of saying,
2:07.8	they're not coming after me, they're coming after you, I'm just in the way. He certainly has
2:14.0	not forgotten about that day in July 24 when a bullet ripped through his
2:18.7	ear in Butler, Pennsylvania, or all of the many security protocols which were broken or ignored
2:25.4	to put him in that precarious situation in the first place.
2:29.2	Nessuendorma, the song from the payback ending scene in some of all fears that Trump had played at the Republican
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