A massive shift has taken place in the way the United States approaches the world and international organizations.

Basically, the Trump administration is moving to bring back American sovereignty and putting emphasis on this over globalism.

And on a related note, the Cuban communist regime could potentially collapse now that it's lost its lifeline through Venezuela,

and now the Trump administration is offering the communist regime a way out. And also,

President Donald Trump has announced land strikes may soon begin in Mexico targeting the cartels.

I'll be talking about these topics and more today. And before we begin,

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All right, first of all, look, a big shift has taken place. Globalism, basically America's

rejecting it. Not only is America rejecting it, we're no longer funding it, because guess what?

Your tax dollars are basically propping it up. The United States is changing the way it's approaching the entire world.

And in a brand new push on this, the Trump administration,

announced it is withdrawing from 66 organizations,

UN organizations and other entities,

and declared this is a choice of this country

to restore our sovereignty. This is the White House.

It says this, withdrawing from international organizations. And Trump says, quote, today President

Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum directing the withdrawal of the United States

from 66 international organizations

that no longer serve American interests. This is important, by the way. Remember going back to the

controversy around USAID. And this actually ties into it. We'll get into that in a minute.

When the United States was cutting fun into USAID and the USAID was moved onto the State Department and then they got rid of most of it,

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