We are apparently back to an era of American politics where presidents openly say,

we might do a war for oil. In this case, the president is Trump and the country is Venezuela.

And then in the same breath, the president is claiming that his tariffs have brought in $18 trillion,

not billions or millions, but trillions of dollars, a number so absurd

that it is more than just wrong. It's mathematically impossible, and we're going to break down

why nobody around him corrected it. And then the national address, Trump announcing that he

would speak to the nation at 9 p.m. last night,

and all he did was blame Biden for anything that's bad, rant about inflation, lie about all

sorts of other things, and promise some military bonuses that are raising red flags to say the

least. Now, behind the scenes, some of our predictions about the administration are happening. The cracks are there. Dan Bongino is leaving the FBI as deputy FBI director.

We thought that this would happen, and it is. Fox News is openly laundering the propaganda

that is coming from the administration. And what is the effect when the viewers of a media channel don't have the tools to tell the difference?

We are going to delve into all of that and more.

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What a show we have for you today.

Well, the anti-war president and winner of the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize or whatever they're calling it says it might be time for the United States to go to war for oil.

You might remember, of course, that Donald Trump said he is really the only person who would keep us out of new wars.

You might remember that Donald Trump was at least retroactively, very critical of George W. Bush's decision to go into Iraq in 2003.

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