Best Podcast Episodes About MAGA Mike Johnson
Everything podcasters are saying about MAGA Mike Johnson — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 35 episodes
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“… stated desire to go after the deep state no new wars the make america healthy again movement um all of all of those coalescing into what became the maga movement in 2024 giving him the electoral college and the popular vote um i think over the course of the last year that coalition has been very very fractured and people will say I'm fracturing the coalition right now. I'm not fracturing the coalition. The coalition is very fractured because of our actions. I want to preserve the coalition. I want the coalition to last because I think that formula, I think what President Trump and Vice …”
“… coalition that we had was something I think very, very special in the sense that you had a lot of people who probably didn't – don't consistently vote, who got mobilized with our message. um president trump's economic populism his his desire at least stated desire to go after the deep state no new wars the make america healthy again movement um all of all of those coalescing into what became the maga movement in 2024 giving him the electoral college and the popular vote um i think over the course of the last year that coalition has been very very fractured and people will say I'm fracturing the coalition right now. I'm not fracturing the coalition. The coalition is very fractured because of our actions. I want to preserve the coalition. I want the coalition to last because I think that formula, I think what President Trump and Vice President Vance ran on in 24 is the right message. It is the right formula for America and for our country. But we've got to be serious. If we promised to deliver and we didn't deliver, we've got to be serious about that. And we've got to show people that we're going to correct that. I don't think there's any coalition left. I don't disagree with you. I …”
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Joe Kent, a former U.S. Army Special Forces officer, passionately argues that the MAGA movement is at a crossroads due to unmet promises and a fractured coalition. He emphasizes the importance of addressing national security and the fentanyl crisis while urging President Trump to take decisive action to unify and mobilize voters ahead of the midterms and beyond. Kent's message reflects a deep concern for the future of the movement and the country.
“MAGA Mike Johnson is visibly cracking in public right now as Donald Trump's disastrous and unlawful war in Iran continues to escalate, bringing Trump and the entire MAGA Republican Party down. Sadly, also bringing the United States down as well. MAGA Mike Johnson is in desperation posting photographs at the dignified transfer with soldiers whose bodies are being returned in coffins draped with the American flag. Maga Mike is trying to score cheap political …”
“MAGA Mike Johnson is visibly cracking in public right now as Donald Trump's disastrous and unlawful war in Iran continues to escalate, bringing Trump and the entire MAGA Republican Party down. Sadly, also bringing the United States down as well. MAGA Mike Johnson is in desperation posting photographs at the dignified transfer with soldiers whose bodies are being returned in coffins draped with the American flag. Maga Mike is trying to score cheap political points by acting like he supports our troops when in fact he supports this unlawful and unjustified war in Iran. Now, the family members of those soldiers who are returning now to their final resting place here in the United States, who were sent to their deaths by the despicable Trump regime, these family members of these heroes specifically requested …”
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The escalating conflict between the US and Iran is destabilizing global markets and could lead to severe economic consequences, with oil prices soaring and the US national debt ballooning.
“All right, I promise you're going to talk about Matt Gaetz. Matt Gaetz was on with Benny Johnson, says that the United States, I know, sit down, it's like Alex Jones kind of stuff, breeding humans with space aliens, which explains Rose DeLauro. I think the most important information will be the biologics. And Adam Schiff. That are not human, that have been discovered. And, like, even some of the briefings that aren't classified just need to be out in the public. I mean, I had someone come and brief me who was in a military uniform, worked …”
“All right, I promise you're going to talk about Matt Gaetz. Matt Gaetz was on with Benny Johnson, says that the United States, I know, sit down, it's like Alex Jones kind of stuff, breeding humans with space aliens, which explains Rose DeLauro. I think the most important information will be the biologics. And Adam Schiff. That are not human, that have been discovered. And, like, even some of the briefings that aren't classified just need to be out in the public. I mean, I had someone come and brief me who was in a military uniform, worked for the United States Army, that was briefing me on the locations of hybrid breeding programs where captured aliens were breeding with humans to create some hybrid race that could engage in intergalactic communication. An actual uniform member of the United States Army briefed me on that. uh... what here's tim Burchett talking to rob finnery last …”
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A congressman reveals shocking claims about the U.S. government's knowledge of alien-human hybrid programs, suggesting that if the public knew the truth, it would cause widespread panic. He describes being briefed by military officials on locations of these programs and stresses the urgent need for transparency. His comments hint at a broader conspiracy involving high-level cover-ups that could change everything we know about extraterrestrial life.
“All hell is breaking loose as top Russian officials from Russia's Duma arrived in the United States after being invited by MAGA Republicans on Capitol Hill as well as Trump regime officials. These Duma members, basically like the Senate of Iran, they were given Capitol Hill tours by MAGA Republican Congress members. You can see Anna Paulina Luna, a MAGA Republican Congresswoman who helped coordinate this trip by the Russian Duma delegation to the United States. She was giving a tour with these Russian Duma members. These are individuals who are supposed to be sanctioned …”
“All hell is breaking loose as top Russian officials from Russia's Duma arrived in the United States after being invited by MAGA Republicans on Capitol Hill as well as Trump regime officials. These Duma members, basically like the Senate of Iran, they were given Capitol Hill tours by MAGA Republican Congress members. You can see Anna Paulina Luna, a MAGA Republican Congresswoman who helped coordinate this trip by the Russian Duma delegation to the United States. She was giving a tour with these Russian Duma members. These are individuals who are supposed to be sanctioned by the United States, but the MAGA Republican Congress members were flaunting their relationship with these Duma members. They were taking photographs with the Duma members and proudly talking about economic cooperation between the United States and Russia. This was also corresponding with Donald Trump's social media posts where Donald Trump was …”
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MAGA Republicans in the U.S. have invited sanctioned Russian Duma officials for a VIP tour of Capitol Hill, flaunting their ties despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. This controversial visit coincides with Trump's attacks on NATO and a significant shift in U.S. military support for Ukraine, raising alarms about Russia's influence and actions against American interests. The implications of this meeting could reshape U.S.-Russia relations and impact global security.
“… they do that weeks ago? Democrats kept on introducing that, right? I'm just speaking logically. I'm not speaking as a partisan, right? And now the MAGA Republicans in the House can fund TSA and they saying nope we need to give extra money to ICE and Border Patrol Why Just fund TSA now and then you can have the debate and the discussion on ICE and Border Patrol But get TSA funded in a meaningful and material way That's all. And meanwhile, Democrats in the Senate said, look, under no circumstance will we support any 60-day continuing resolution that the House passes. That's dead on arrival in …”
“… late last night and he signed it today, he could have done that weeks ago, right? This whole mess was manufactured by Republicans. Republicans and if the Senate Republicans were willing to just fund TSA alone, which they were able to do, why couldn't they do that weeks ago? Democrats kept on introducing that, right? I'm just speaking logically. I'm not speaking as a partisan, right? And now the MAGA Republicans in the House can fund TSA and they saying nope we need to give extra money to ICE and Border Patrol Why Just fund TSA now and then you can have the debate and the discussion on ICE and Border Patrol But get TSA funded in a meaningful and material way That's all. And meanwhile, Democrats in the Senate said, look, under no circumstance will we support any 60-day continuing resolution that the House passes. That's dead on arrival in the Senate. So if you go and pass this in the House, even though all the senators gone, when you send this back to us in the Senate. We ain't passing that at all. So good luck. See you later. So with all of that as background, MAGA Mike just held a press conference. And during the press conference, MAGA Mike acted like Democrats were in the majority …”
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MAGA Mike Johnson is in a panic as Republican Senators pass a TSA funding motion, leaving him to blame Democrats for the chaos. Despite controlling both the House and Senate, MAGA Republicans refuse to prioritize TSA funding, instead pushing for more money for ICE and Border Patrol. This political maneuvering has left TSA employees without pay for over 40 days, highlighting a manufactured crisis by the GOP.
“… he uses the bully pulpit the microphone as president united states just make some jokes about the people who are around him well speaker Mike Johnson found himself in a bit of the crosshairs on St. Patty's Day this year where I think President Trump made some assumptions about his ethnicity that well didn pan out and so this is his reaction of that in clip four Kelly I could say that about your son He was a boxing champion Like champions Who would think from this one It's got him. Amazing. I didn't know about your Italian rules either. I thought he was a super wasp, you know, to me. …”
“okay so one of the things that you me and basically everybody's appreciated about donald trump is the damn funniest guy in public life has been for years even before he was president united states it's just funny and occasionally he uses the bully pulpit the microphone as president united states just make some jokes about the people who are around him well speaker Mike Johnson found himself in a bit of the crosshairs on St. Patty's Day this year where I think President Trump made some assumptions about his ethnicity that well didn pan out and so this is his reaction of that in clip four Kelly I could say that about your son He was a boxing champion Like champions Who would think from this one It's got him. Amazing. I didn't know about your Italian rules either. I thought he was a super wasp, you know, to me. To me, Mike was always a wasp. Now I've learned that this is serious Italian stuff. Well, that'll be good for you. that was trump uh thinking that uh mike johnson was a super wasp and we understand how somebody could come to that conclusion only to realize he's actually sicilian yeah it's the only thing our president was missing was the board i …”
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Donald Trump hilariously mistook Speaker Mike Johnson's ethnicity on St. Patrick's Day, thinking he was a 'super wasp' only to find out he's actually Sicilian. This mix-up leads to a humorous discussion about how Johnson's Italian roots might actually be an asset in his role, suggesting that he could bring a unique flavor to political negotiations. With a nod to classic Italian dining, the segment highlights the absurdity of political assumptions and the unexpected dynamics in Congress.
“Brandon Johnson continues, just like Pritzker, to blame Trump. It's like it's one thing to not take responsibility for your city and state. But to blame a president who is actively trying, who has actively tried to put ICE agents in your city and state in Chicago to clean it up of illegals to turn the nerve of the gaslighting that is like epic level. Here's Brandon Johnson on Tuesday, SOT 54. You know what the bigger threat to our public safety is? It's …”
“Brandon Johnson continues, just like Pritzker, to blame Trump. It's like it's one thing to not take responsibility for your city and state. But to blame a president who is actively trying, who has actively tried to put ICE agents in your city and state in Chicago to clean it up of illegals to turn the nerve of the gaslighting that is like epic level. Here's Brandon Johnson on Tuesday, SOT 54. You know what the bigger threat to our public safety is? It's illegal weapons that are being trafficked from from bordering states that voted for Donald Trump. This president refuses to be held accountable and he points the finger at everything and everyone else versus doing some real self-reflection on what his responsibility is. So let's just stick with the word that you like to use, illegal. He has promulgated …”
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Brandon Johnson deflects accountability for public safety issues in Chicago, blaming Trump for illegal weapons trafficking. This narrative shift comes as local politicians face scrutiny for their handling of violence, particularly following the tragic murder of Sheridan Gorman. With the 2028 elections looming, the Democratic party grapples with the implications of their leadership's failures.
“The only difference is that this time MAGA Republicans know they're in trouble politically. So now they're suddenly saying the system's compromised and broken and it needs to be changed. It's all lies. All lies. And they want to drag down the entire Senate for who knows how long in a vain attempt to pass this bill. Let's be clear. Senate Democrats will never allow the SAVE Act to pass this chamber. If a small band of MAGA senators wants to drag this out on the Senate floor, keep us here …”
“The only difference is that this time MAGA Republicans know they're in trouble politically. So now they're suddenly saying the system's compromised and broken and it needs to be changed. It's all lies. All lies. And they want to drag down the entire Senate for who knows how long in a vain attempt to pass this bill. Let's be clear. Senate Democrats will never allow the SAVE Act to pass this chamber. If a small band of MAGA senators wants to drag this out on the Senate floor, keep us here through the night, through days, or longer, while stalling all other important business, they can try. It will not work. MAGA Republicans, Senate Democrats will hold the line as long as necessary, because with this bill, democracy is at stake. And I want to be very clear. The SAVE Act is not about voter identification, it's about voter …”
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The SAVE Act is a voter suppression tactic that undermines democracy by imposing unreasonable registration barriers and eliminating convenient voting methods.
“So I really don't have a lot of respect for any of it. And by the way, for any of those of you who think that the MAGA coalition is crumbling, And honestly, really, really, after all we've been through, do you really think Joe Kent resigning from his position is going to mean anything? Do you think that MTG, Marjorie Taylor Greene, leaving Congress and saying that we shouldn't have gone after Iran, means D-word for Richard to any of us? No, not one little bit. Okay, MAGA GOP on the U.S. military action to run. Look at this. Nearly 9 in 10, 89% approve of the …”
“So I really don't have a lot of respect for any of it. And by the way, for any of those of you who think that the MAGA coalition is crumbling, And honestly, really, really, after all we've been through, do you really think Joe Kent resigning from his position is going to mean anything? Do you think that MTG, Marjorie Taylor Greene, leaving Congress and saying that we shouldn't have gone after Iran, means D-word for Richard to any of us? No, not one little bit. Okay, MAGA GOP on the U.S. military action to run. Look at this. Nearly 9 in 10, 89% approve of the U.S. military action around that as the MAGA GOP base. Just 9% disapprove of it. This is tremendously popular among the Republican base. And, of course, Marco Rubio, Secretary of State, overseeing the effort. It seems to me that a lot of people are taking that into account, including President Donald Trump, who has been smiling an awful lot at Marco …”
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Despite claims of a crumbling MAGA coalition, a staggering 89% of its base supports U.S. military action against Iran. This overwhelming approval highlights a significant shift in the Republican stance, as key figures like Marco Rubio gain favor for their roles in the military efforts. The narrative of dissent within the coalition is overshadowed by a strong patriotic sentiment among supporters.
“… is being waged in Iran while people are being screwed over here in the United States by Trump and his Epstein class. But time to get back to work, MAGA Republicans. And boy, oh boy, did MAGA Republicans get a rude awakening on the House floor when they tested out their Mar-a-Lago talking points and Democrats just let them have it. This is what happens when you become so disconnected from the people, when you're hanging out with Donald Trump talking about which type of marble or onyx do you want in the golden ballroom versus how can we deliver health care to the American people? How can we help …”
“… that's the place where you're supposed to work when you're elected to Congress. I know you've been taking vacations at Mar-a-Lago or in Doral while the American people are suffering right now as Americans can't afford homes while an unlawful war is being waged in Iran while people are being screwed over here in the United States by Trump and his Epstein class. But time to get back to work, MAGA Republicans. And boy, oh boy, did MAGA Republicans get a rude awakening on the House floor when they tested out their Mar-a-Lago talking points and Democrats just let them have it. This is what happens when you become so disconnected from the people, when you're hanging out with Donald Trump talking about which type of marble or onyx do you want in the golden ballroom versus how can we deliver health care to the American people? How can we help people get great educations? How can we help people get jobs with dignity where they can afford homes? Yeah, that ain't what you're talking about at the Mar-a-Lago Country Club, is it? So watch what goes down where you have people like MAGA Republican Congresswoman Virginia Fox. And she's like, I hear a lot of Democrats talking about the fact that …”
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MAGA Republicans faced a harsh reality check on the House floor as they returned from vacation while America struggles. With a war raging and economic issues mounting, their disconnection from everyday citizens was exposed when Congresswoman Virginia Fox made controversial claims about taxes and the working class. This moment highlights the stark contrast between their privileged discussions and the pressing needs of the American people.
“MAGA is dying, right? This MAGA movement is done. I'll just show you an example, this very bizarre and low energy CPAC, Conservative Political Action Committee event that just wrapped up in Texas. This CPAC attendee describing how lots of people just, even there, hate Trump right now, I think tells the story. Here, play this clip. I think they would get destroyed in the midterms. I just, I get the vibe. A lot of people I knew who just voted for …”
“MAGA is dying, right? This MAGA movement is done. I'll just show you an example, this very bizarre and low energy CPAC, Conservative Political Action Committee event that just wrapped up in Texas. This CPAC attendee describing how lots of people just, even there, hate Trump right now, I think tells the story. Here, play this clip. I think they would get destroyed in the midterms. I just, I get the vibe. A lot of people I knew who just voted for Trump because they thought it was cool. in like high school or just now just being like, I can't stand the guy. Then you saw the fascist tactics of people like Brendan Carr, the FCC commissioner, by the way, who attacked the Midas Touch Network this past week for our hiring of Scott McFarlane, veteran reporter. He left CBS. Such an honor to have Scott …”
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The MAGA movement is losing traction, as evidenced by a low-energy CPAC event in Texas where attendees expressed their disdain for Trump. Despite attacks from Trump's camp, the Midas Touch Network is thriving, surpassing major media outlets in podcast and YouTube charts. This shift highlights a broader rejection of Trump's influence in media and politics, signaling a significant change in the political landscape.
“All right, this is getting absolutely brutal for the Republican Party after Republican Representative Mike Lawler tried to hold a town hall in his home district in Rockland County, New York, last night. Well, it turns out your constituents don't like when you turn into a literal stepping mat as a representative and allow the president to wipe his feet on you every single day while he unilaterally places tariffs on all other countries without congressional approval, unilaterally starts wars with other countries without congressional approval. And in …”
“All right, this is getting absolutely brutal for the Republican Party after Republican Representative Mike Lawler tried to hold a town hall in his home district in Rockland County, New York, last night. Well, it turns out your constituents don't like when you turn into a literal stepping mat as a representative and allow the president to wipe his feet on you every single day while he unilaterally places tariffs on all other countries without congressional approval, unilaterally starts wars with other countries without congressional approval. And in this case, we had veterans in the audience calling Republican Representative Mike Lawler out for his weakness, his meekness, his deference to Donald Trump and his transformation into a stepping mat. The veteran begins to yell and Mike Lawler tries to get him kicked out. Let's get that guy out of here. And he says, I fought for these rights. The …”
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Republican Representative Mike Lawler faced a furious crowd at a town hall in Rockland County, New York, where veterans criticized his loyalty to Donald Trump. As tensions escalated, a veteran passionately defended his right to protest, highlighting the disconnect between lawmakers and those they represent. This incident underscores the growing unrest within the Republican Party amid Trump's controversial leadership and the party's internal conflicts.
“… just booked on shows just to fight. There's nothing productive about it. people want the truth Some things are objectively bad And much of what the MAGA administration Donald Trump administration is doing is objectively bad for not only people but for the country and for democracy. And people want that reflected, the real world reflected on the news when they turn the news on, whether it be on broadcast cable or even in streaming. I got to just on that last point. I'm done. No. No, you're not. Because I have to ask you this. Candace Owens is always, I think, in the top 10. She's always ranked …”
“… not surprised that they had their lower ratings because people want the truth right now. They want people to stand up to authority. They don't want false equivalents. They don't want people coming on just to lie. They don't want people who are being just booked on shows just to fight. There's nothing productive about it. people want the truth Some things are objectively bad And much of what the MAGA administration Donald Trump administration is doing is objectively bad for not only people but for the country and for democracy. And people want that reflected, the real world reflected on the news when they turn the news on, whether it be on broadcast cable or even in streaming. I got to just on that last point. I'm done. No. No, you're not. Because I have to ask you this. Candace Owens is always, I think, in the top 10. She's always ranked in the top five on Apple News podcasts. Does that worry you? I mean, because I'm with you on people want authenticity. But I think people have been lulled by a lot of these MAGA personalities that they're the truth tellers, that they're the ones that actually have the readout on what's up, what's real. But I think you're making my point because …”
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MAGA personalities like Candace Owens are seen as truth-tellers by their followers, but this perception raises concerns about the decline of credible journalism. Don Lemon argues that audiences are craving authenticity and factual reporting, yet many choose influencers over traditional news outlets. This shift highlights the struggle for media credibility in a polarized landscape.
“… you so much for being here. We really appreciate it. Well, thanks for the chance. I want to start, of course, with this DHS funding fight. Speaker Mike Johnson told House Republicans he plans to put a 60 day continuing resolution on the floor, which would effectively fund all of DHS instead of the Senate pass deal that leaves out ICE and CBP. Are you planning to vote yes for that measure? No, I'll vote for the Senate measure. I won't vote for the House measure. We've had this up a couple of times. The Senate has rejected it over and over and over again. Because look, we have a disagreement …”
“… the country's airports, and the war in Iran nears the one-month mark. Joining me now to discuss all of this is Democratic Congressman Adam Smith of Washington. He serves as the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee. Congressman, thank you so much for being here. We really appreciate it. Well, thanks for the chance. I want to start, of course, with this DHS funding fight. Speaker Mike Johnson told House Republicans he plans to put a 60 day continuing resolution on the floor, which would effectively fund all of DHS instead of the Senate pass deal that leaves out ICE and CBP. Are you planning to vote yes for that measure? No, I'll vote for the Senate measure. I won't vote for the House measure. We've had this up a couple of times. The Senate has rejected it over and over and over again. Because look, we have a disagreement over how to do immigration enforcement in this country. That's the debate that we're having. That why we don want to simply blindly fund ICE and the Border Patrol without any kind of changes to that Now we Democrats have decided we don want this to do harm to TSA to the Coast Guard to FEMA And from the very beginning we said let fund those parts of it …”
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The ongoing government shutdown is a performative embarrassment for both parties, with no real progress on underlying issues, leaving federal employees unpaid and services disrupted.
“… because tonight, after so much suspense with so many worthy nominees in the running, we finally know the answer because the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, has just announced the winner of the inaugural America First Award. The president has done so much for the American people, and we want to honor him in some small way, some token of our appreciation for his leadership. And so tonight we have created a new award. We have we're going to do something we've never done before. We're going to honor him with a new award that we'll present annually from this point forward. But he is the …”
“We've got so much to get to tonight, a lot in this show, but I just want to start tonight with some breaking news. OK, this is this is big, you guys. This is why we're starting with it. It's a moment that we've all been waiting for, because tonight, after so much suspense with so many worthy nominees in the running, we finally know the answer because the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, has just announced the winner of the inaugural America First Award. The president has done so much for the American people, and we want to honor him in some small way, some token of our appreciation for his leadership. And so tonight we have created a new award. We have we're going to do something we've never done before. We're going to honor him with a new award that we'll present annually from this point forward. But he is the suitable and fitting recipient of the first ever America First Award. We can think of no better title for what that is. That's this beautiful golden statue here. Guys, there is even a golden statue. You can't make it up. That's right. Little Mike Johnson and all those Republicans have just created yet another participation trophy to give their very …”
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In a surprising announcement, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson revealed the inaugural America First Award, presented to Donald Trump, sparking debate about its legitimacy. Critics argue this award is merely a participation trophy for the former president, highlighting the absurdity of showering him with accolades amid serious issues like the war in Iran. The award raises questions about the Republican Party's approach to leadership and recognition.
“… Donald Trump. He has failed them. She then talks about Donald Trump now supporting an extension of FISA. She goes, House Republicans led by Speaker Johnson should not pass a clean FISA 702 extension like the one Trump is demanding. Warrantless wiretaps connected to foreign interests. However, there are people who say it could be abused because it brings in conduct here in the United States without warrants if they are suspected of having contacts with people outside of the country. She says, this is another betrayal as Trump himself demanded warrant requirements for FISA because it was used to spy …”
“… trafficking ring Next Marjorie Taylor Greene posts the following poll of Gen Z voters Approval of Donald Trump amongst Gen Z, 24%. Marjorie Taylor Greene writes, any Republican that wants a future with Gen Z support better distance themselves from Donald Trump. He has failed them. She then talks about Donald Trump now supporting an extension of FISA. She goes, House Republicans led by Speaker Johnson should not pass a clean FISA 702 extension like the one Trump is demanding. Warrantless wiretaps connected to foreign interests. However, there are people who say it could be abused because it brings in conduct here in the United States without warrants if they are suspected of having contacts with people outside of the country. She says, this is another betrayal as Trump himself demanded warrant requirements for FISA because it was used to spy on his campaign. Oh, and hundreds of thousands of Americans. FISA 702 must have a warrant requirement and proactive measures to stop our government from spying on Americans. Johnson is going to try every trick in the book to deliver for the deep state with a clean FISA extension because Trump now demands that Johnson's usual lies and excuses …”
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Marjorie Taylor Greene claims that Donald Trump's push for Ghislaine Maxwell's pardon could lead to a dangerous quid pro quo, where she would owe him loyalty in return. Greene argues that instead of pardoning Maxwell, the focus should be on prosecuting the powerful elites involved in trafficking. This controversy highlights Trump's complicated history with Epstein and raises questions about his current demands regarding FISA extensions.
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The MAGA coalition faces significant challenges as the Iran war casts shadows on unity. Voices within the movement have become divided, with some calling for extreme measures while others push for a return to shared domestic goals. The future of this coalition hinges on whether members can navigate these tensions and refocus on collective priorities before the midterms.
“… streets and we are voting on the capacity of your showerhead congress and i used to say this I was saying this is like a do-nothing Congress. Under Mike Johnson's leadership, Congress is doing nothing. But unfortunately, and I don't want to end on this note, this Congress is doing harm, right? And that's the problem. They're doing harm to the constitutional system, to the sense of checks and balances, and to these institutions that are going to need a massive amount of repair. So because I know we're wrapping up, I just see it on your face, I'm going to go to the hopeful part, which is the …”
“… the case to the people hasn't happened the other thing congress is not doing is talking about the fact that our immigration enforcement policies have people killing american citizens in the streets masked federal agents are killing americans in the streets and we are voting on the capacity of your showerhead congress and i used to say this I was saying this is like a do-nothing Congress. Under Mike Johnson's leadership, Congress is doing nothing. But unfortunately, and I don't want to end on this note, this Congress is doing harm, right? And that's the problem. They're doing harm to the constitutional system, to the sense of checks and balances, and to these institutions that are going to need a massive amount of repair. So because I know we're wrapping up, I just see it on your face, I'm going to go to the hopeful part, which is the system, I think, can be fixed. because all it takes is sending different people to Washington and putting different people in charge. We need Speaker Hakeem Jeffries and not Speaker Mike Johnson, and that is within all of our power. All of us in Texas, we're going to do it.”
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Congress is currently failing to fulfill its constitutional responsibilities, with representatives distracted by trivial issues while serious matters go unaddressed. Rep. Lizzie Fletcher argues that the current leadership is doing harm to the system of checks and balances and that change is necessary to restore accountability. The hope lies in electing new leaders who can bring about meaningful governance.
“Now we're also hearing from MAGA Mike Johnson, the Republican Speaker of the House, and he is now saying we don't know why Kent, that top official, quit. Where's he getting his information from? We all know this is ahead of schedule and things are growing great. Watch MAGA Mike Johnson panic right here. Play this clip. I'm on the Gang of Eight. I got all the briefings. We all understood there was clearly an imminent threat that Iran was very close to the enrichment of nuclear capability, …”
“Now we're also hearing from MAGA Mike Johnson, the Republican Speaker of the House, and he is now saying we don't know why Kent, that top official, quit. Where's he getting his information from? We all know this is ahead of schedule and things are growing great. Watch MAGA Mike Johnson panic right here. Play this clip. I'm on the Gang of Eight. I got all the briefings. We all understood there was clearly an imminent threat that Iran was very close to the enrichment of nuclear capability, and they were building missiles at a pace that no one in the region could keep up with. They were far outpacing our allies and friends and us in our defense capability because we had personnel installations, members of the armed services and civilians in the region. Iran was building up ballistic missiles at such a rapid pace, and we knew that their …”
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MAGA Mike Johnson claims that Trump’s preemptive military actions were necessary to prevent mass casualties from Iran's missile buildup. He insists that top officials, including the Secretary of State and Joint Chiefs, supported this decision based on classified intelligence. Johnson's remarks come amid a backdrop of resignations and escalating tensions in the region, leaving many to question the narrative around troop deployments and military strategy.
“… all are looting from everybody else for your right wing billionaire friends. But this is what they're doing on state regime media. This is how the MAGA Republicans are spending their day today. MAGA Republican Congress member Pat Fallon says, certainly we need a ballroom. Play this clip. But certainly the White House borrows a great argument. It's something that they can completely control. They can have events there and you don't have hotel guests checking in with weapons. And apparently, from what I've been told and heard, that they weren't even checking baggage for folks that were checking …”
“… behavior right here is why people just utterly despise you because we know inflation is surging. People can't afford things. People can't afford rent. People are psychologically tortured. We know we're in a jobs recession right now. We know that you all are looting from everybody else for your right wing billionaire friends. But this is what they're doing on state regime media. This is how the MAGA Republicans are spending their day today. MAGA Republican Congress member Pat Fallon says, certainly we need a ballroom. Play this clip. But certainly the White House borrows a great argument. It's something that they can completely control. They can have events there and you don't have hotel guests checking in with weapons. And apparently, from what I've been told and heard, that they weren't even checking baggage for folks that were checking the hotel that day, Dana. And that is very problematic. Then you have MAGA Republican Congress member Warren Davidson. Here's what he had to say. Here, play this clip. We have essentially our whole chain of command in one place. So people say, well, that's a lot of vulnerability. Well, in a way, it's also a flex. It's saying, you know, Iran, …”
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MAGA Republicans are pushing for a secure ballroom at the White House, arguing that recent security breaches highlight vulnerabilities. They believe a dedicated ballroom would enhance safety for high-profile events, especially after multiple assassination attempts. This shift in focus comes amid rising concerns about inflation and a jobs recession, showcasing a disconnect with pressing national issues.
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