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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew for the issues that actually matter on the playing field here on this Wednesday, following the state of the union,

the state of the delusion here at Blaze Media, your host, Daniel Hurwitz, back here to discuss

what none of my colleagues will discuss. We'll go through all of the issues or most of the

issues mentioned in that address, but not in the framework of

the theatrics of what was the performance.

Daniel, what did you think of the state of the union address?

The more important question that we need to ask is, what do you think of the state of the union of the union of the actual

country, economy, culture, conservative movement, Republican Party, the forgotten American worker,

landowner, farmer, consumer being disenfranchised? What are the policies, strategies, and plans to actually change things that we all

recognized, or most of us recognize a day ago, that things really were not going well for us,

and that we're going to wind up losing an election and losing probably several elections and losing a bunch

of red state residual power after having accomplished nothing in an enduring way. In that sense,

nothing changed last night. Okay, there were no new policies discussed other than maybe one or two minor economic things that are Kenzie and big government that Trump announced recently, but you could say maybe they were new for most people.

But there was nothing new.

There was great, you know, Americana patriotism befitting of the 250th anniversary, which I think was great, you know, Americana patriotism,

befitting of the 250th anniversary,

which I think was great.

I am all for icing if you have a cake.

I am all for a state of the union address that gives lip service to some of our issues

if you actually have a reality playing field and a plan to

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