So Britney Spears and Trump's latest executive order have a lot in common, and we need to talk about it.

So I know that that comparison might shock you guys, but I promise there is a reason that I am making the connection here.

Now, to give you guys some context last week, Trump signed a new

executive order called Ending Crime and Disorder on America Streets. I believe that he signed it on

July 24th. And to basically sum it up for you guys, this EO, it promotes the commitment of homeless

people with severe mental health and addiction problems into like mental

institutions and facilities. And it directs his team and the government at large to

reverse rules that have been restricting this for decades. It also gives funding priority

to jurisdictions that impose strict rules on homeless encampments, drug use squatting in our

American cities, et cetera,

and it opposes federal funding for safe drug consumption and housing first initiatives that do not

address the root problem of homelessness. And I was so excited to see this take shape. I think that

all of this is incredibly positive. I cannot believe that a president has to

oppose federal funding using our hard-earned tax dollars to oppose safe drug consumption on our streets.

I mean, that just seems like common sense, but I'm really grateful that this is something that he is

doing. Now, of course, when this executive order rolled out the media immediately lost its mind,

but if they had been paying attention to Britney Spears and the free Britney movement and everything

that has transpired since then, they would know that some kind of executive order like this

was coming and that it is a logical step forward.

But before I dive into that, make sure that you are following our podcast page and please write the show. If you are enjoying it, it helps us out so much in the algorithm. And of course, if you want to stay up to date on all things that are happening with me and the show, make sure to check out brettcooper.com. That'll be your hub for all future events notifications, new merch, and all of that kind of fun stuff.

Basically, what you need to know is that the free Brittany movement was a mistake. I completely

believe that it was a mistake. And I think that there is a lot that we can learn from it, not just

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