This is the hard part, with the honeymoon essentially over, the Trump administration has to watch that it doesn’t lose its edge. I’m not particularly worried about it, but it’s something Trump will have to be careful about because when it comes to deal-making, he loves doing it certainly more than the political process. And we’re talking about falling in love with the people you negotiate with, like China, like Russia, Syria, Saudi Arabia, where people pander to him, massage his ego, and then slip the Shakespearian knife in Trump’s back when they think he’s not looking. The bad guys in the world have no choice but to appease Trump. That is the case usually with my “gunfighter at the bar with his back-to-the-room” metaphor that I always talk about. The enemy does not seek to kill valuable people if they think they can use them first, which is perfectly true with Trump and his natural ability to get leverage in just about any situation. But it is because of this tendency that Bill Gates and Dr. Fauci lied straight to Trump’s face about COVID during the last administration, the Fed practiced Modern Monetary Theory with Larry Fink as their distribution center right under the nose of Trump. This is the point in the story where the appeasers appease, and the suckers bite on the sweet candy and sicken themselves forever. And Trump, if he wants to do well in this term and achieve all the things that are possible, has to be cautious about his nature. “If you can’t beat them, join them,” is what the enemy is saying. And adding, “then beat them when you have their trust by a last-minute betrayal.” Trump has to resist falling in love with the bad guys under the pretense of compassion because the villainy they are capable of is far worse than his nature understands. At heart, he has developed into a great negotiator by understanding how to read a room and its people. And he generally does like people. And the only defense that bad people have against such a person is to appeal to his good nature to keep him from destroying them. And many of them need to be destroyed.
The caution comes from Pam Bondi at the DOJ, the handling of the Epstein files, and the public expectation that people will go to jail. And James O’Keefe and Laura Loomer have been reporting that there are not so forthcoming reports on other elements, such as video of sexual exploitation of children involved in the Epstein Island personalities. And when you play in the sandbox that Trump plays in, and Pam Bondi, it is likely that people you know are on that Epstein list, and the pain and betrayal of that can be pretty harsh. This is the difference between campaigning and doing. It is easy to talk about something, but not so easy to do it. Ultimately, I think Trump will follow through on the challenges before him. However, in trying to deal with people and salvage relationships, especially in the Middle East, sometimes his love of making friends is more than destroying an enemy, and it will be used against him. We’re dealing with some evil people who must be dealt with harshly. It’s what people expect and don’t necessarily want to make a deal with bad people, even if it doesn’t strengthen the American position in the world. And Trump is going to have to fight through that carefully. The best way to preserve Trump’s legacy is with America First and easy wins on the scoreboard. We have the midterms coming up soon, and if Trump wants more than just a couple of years of cosmetic cooperation, he needs to put some bad guys in jail.
The judicial problem I thought was very well explained recently by Matt Gaetz on the WarRoom. To become a judge in America, you have to jump through many hoops, belong to many clubs, and prove yourself to be a good caretaker of the BAR Association, which has shown to be very progressive and radical. I have often pointed out, especially among older judges, their relationship to Freemasonry as a problem because of their commitment to altruism, which, for fans of Ayn Rand, is a deadly word in a productive society. We elect Presidents, congresspeople, senators, all kinds of positions, but the hold outs to the MAGA agenda are these legal people who are connected to deep and malicious finance, and they do think they can appease the beast in Trump just long enough to crush him when his back is turned and that’s where we are. People who survive the barriers to the judicial profession only do so by jumping through hoops of social formation that is truly devastating to the perpetuation of a productive, sovereign country, and that is what Trump is up against. Appeasing them with kindness and good deals won’t stop the villainy of their nocturnal deeds, and their oaths to the corruptive nature of mass collectivism, through the sacrifice of self, for the benefit of others. Many judicial types see their role in life as stopping materialists like Trump with everything they have in their very souls. And there is no way to make friends and bring them to your side. They have to be destroyed, and if they are on video doing nasty things with little kids on Epstein Island, they need to be torn to shreds in front of the public spectacularly because it’s what people want in our Representative Republic.
Glenn Beck ran the numbers recently through AI on the possible ways the American economy survives. And let me say that I think most of them are wrong. I am very optimistic about the future of America and our economy. But we must listen to caution and do good things with the information. However, those AI programs don’t have many scenarios where the American dollar will survive an economic collapse in the world by 2030. And I know that’s where Trump’s heart is. There is a good chance that the AI programs can’t see yet, because it’s more intuitive than practical, that America will lead the world in a capitalist revolution that will improve things for everyone. But many bad people will gladly throw themselves in front of that train, and we have to have the guts to run them over. Because those people have the wrong ideas about existence, there is no way to reform them. And it’s through that kind of ruthlessness that America survives and thrives. But there will be a lot of casualties, and some of them will be friends. And it will be painful. And there is no way to negotiate away the pain. And not fall in love with the office of the Presidency because the ceremonial routine is filled with appeasers trying to massage Trump’s ego, just long enough to outlast him. Don’t ever lose your edge because the edge that matters is in the knife they are trying to stick in Trump’s back when they think he’ll turn his back just long enough because it’s the only move they have. Be recklessly cautious.
Rich Hoffman
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