I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Brightbart News, and this is the Brightport News Daily podcast.

We begin today's show with an analysis of Donald Trump's 24 presidential campaign announcement, which took place the night

before we recorded the show. It was typical Trump, and then he injected himself in a news cycle,

but it was atypical and that it was much lower energy than his typical public speeches.

He covered some new ground on foreign policy. He spun some of his previous record. He didn't

touch on things like big tech or election manipulation. There's so much to talk about, and it's all

in the monologue. I break down as much as I can.

Play a lot of clips. I will say we took many calls in the subject matter on the live show, which is every morning on Sirius XM's Patriot Channel 125 at 6 a.m. Eastern.

And it was pretty much a mixed bag of people saying Trump seemed flat and those who said he was

poised in presidential, but you can hear from himself, the president of the United States,

the former president. Also in the opening, I cover big tech totalitarianism, Biden at the G20,

more 2020 election analysis, including a hint at the way forward, which comes from, of all places, California.

Paris-Gernard joins me on the broadcast to analyze the current politics of the day,

and he has a pretty brilliant observation about Trump's address last night that you won't want to miss.

Let's get into it. Donald John Trump announced that he will be running for president of the United States for at least a third time.

I think that's it.

I think he's only run for three times.

And I've got a lot of thoughts on the president's speech from yesterday which i watched most of it i'll explain to you why i

did not watch all of it i'm sure at some point but uh let's play a little audio why don't you cut one there

mr zack go ahead for the first time in, China was reeling and back on its heels.

You've never seen that before because the United States was outdoing them on every single

front and China was paying billions and billions of dollars in taxes and tariffs.

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