A NEW HOPE: How Donald Trump will fire the bureaucrats and save America
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So Donald Trump is president, huh?
Well, I saw it coming, which is why I run Trump.News, because obviously you couldn't buy that domain unless you knew well in advance that he was very likely to be president.
I bought that, I think, in the summer of 2015, or whenever the.News domains came out, I bought Trump.News, because I saw that, yeah, this guy...
He's an outsider, but he's blunt.
He's a truth-teller.
And he connects with real people who are tired of being ruled by a dishonest, corrupt elite.
So I saw that Donald Trump has a real chance at winning this, and of course, he did win it.
And now he's been sworn in.
He is the president.
Well, what next?
Here's where I might shock you with some of what I've been waiting to say until he got sworn in because I didn't want to really talk about this until he was sworn in.
Donald Trump's got the most treacherous job in the history of the world because what he has been left with is the biggest mess that you can possibly imagine just in terms of economics and debt and finance and the money supply and all that.
I'm not even talking about race relations or international diplomacy or national defense or border control or any of those things.
Just on the finance alone, it is the most treacherous job probably in the history of our world.
Why?
Because no nation has ever had more debt than what Obama just left Trump with.
About $20 trillion in debt.
A significant portion of the GDP, if you think about it.
How are you going to pay off that debt?
You don't have enough productivity to pay that off.
And more importantly, or just as importantly, where is the government expenditure going each and every year?
If you were to imagine a pie chart of government expenditures, what would that pie chart look like?
And I can tell you, If you imagine, there's basically three big chunks of that pie chart, three of them, that dominate the entire chart, and they are death, disease, and debt.
And by death, disease, and debt, what I mean is, death is the war industry and national defense, a big, big chunk of spending.
And in many ways, in terms of national defense, an understandable expenditure.
You can't have a weak national defense in this world where China is so strong and North Korea is getting nukes.
Well, has nukes, but I mean putting them on missiles.
And Russia is, you know, always out there rattling its sabers and now Obama gave nuke technology potential to Iran.
And Hillary Clinton sold out the strategic uranium supply in the United States to Russian mining companies when she was at the State Department and her husband got millions of dollars from international interests.
It was all pay-for-play, bribery, corruption, criminality, treason, really, is what it was.
So you've got, again, going back to this, is death, disease, and debt.
And the death segment of that pie is the war industry and the national defense industry.
Then disease.
What do I mean by disease?
I mean the sick care industry, which some people mistakenly call healthcare.
It's really about spending money, making money off of people's disease.
Because almost none of the treatments that are pushed by mainstream media, pharmaceuticals, chemotherapy, surgery, and so on, none of them, or almost none of them, prevent disease or fix disease or solve disease.
They just sort of...
Keep it going and have more profits off the disease.
It's just sort of exploiting the suffering of the patient.
You know, you ever notice that if you have high blood pressure, they diagnose you with high blood pressure.
They say, here, take this high blood pressure drug.
And if you ask them, well, does this high blood pressure drug solve high blood pressure?
Like, can I take it for a week and then it's done?
And the answer is, no, it doesn't solve it.
It just artificially lowers your high blood pressure only as long as you have this chemical coursing through your veins.
So you've got to keep taking it.
And you ask the question, well, what else does that chemical do?
Oh, don't worry.
Impotence and senility and liver damage and kidney damage and early onset dementia.
Whatever.
These are the side effects.
You know, you won't be able to remember or have sex or defecate.
So, you know, basically your life is screwed at that point, but they've lowered your blood pressure artificially with a chemical.
So the disease portion of this pie, which is roughly 20-25% of current GDP of the country, is a huge, huge chunk.
In terms of government expenditures, that's translated through Medicare and Medicaid, of course, and Obamacare, which is thankfully going away.
Oh my gosh, don't even get me started on Obamacare.
But you've got all this expenditure on disease and pharmaceuticals, and a lot of it's unnecessary.
I've already presented some ideas to Trump and Tom Price and Vice President Pence through online videos that I published, giving them ideas of how they could slash spending on healthcare while actually making the American people healthier.
It's very simple, actually.
Very, very simple equation.
Now, the third portion of this pie chart, let's see, is debt, right?
And by debt, what I mean is entitlement programs, which are really government obligations that have been promised to the American people.
These include mostly Social Security, and you could sort of double qualify Medicare in this category as well, but also government pensions, VA benefits, and so on.
Now, this section of the pie is the section that you don't mess with as a politician unless you want to be swinging from the White House by a rope.
Because if you try to mess with entitlements and Social Security, you'll have an army of elderly people marching up the Capitol steps with their walkers and canes and beating you to death because you took away their Social Security.
And I understand that because a lot of elderly people especially are really dependent on Social Security.
So you can't cut that.
And so if you look at these three big chunks of the pie of where the government is spending its money, again, the war industry, national defense, sick care, or health care, and then entitlement programs, ask yourself this question.
Which one of these three Can Trump cut and balance the budget and restore fiscal sanity to America and eventually pay off the $20 trillion in national debt?
Which one of these three can be cut?
Well, you can't really cut national defense because it's already the Navy is sort of outmoded and needs a couple hundred more ships.
And you need a strong military presence, or other countries get ideas about invading and attacking.
You have to be strong.
You know, it's game theory, mutually assured destruction.
You better have a bunch of nuclear submarines cruising around, hiding in the oceans all over the world, with commanders ready to push the button to nuke your enemy.
Really, you've got to have that if you want to be safe.
It's the same reason that you carry a gun for self-defense.
The message is, hey, you messed with me, you're going to eat some lead first.
So you've got to do that on a national scale, and I understand that.
So national defense, you've got to have.
And military spending, if you cut it, you compromise the security of your nation.
So it's really hard to cut that, and plus Trump is pro-military, right?
So he's not going to cut that.
In fact, he's going to increase that.
So that's not going to get cut.
And we already talked about you can't cut Social Security without committing political suicide.
So that only leaves one section of the pie.
There's only one section that can be cut, basically, and that's the disease section or the health care.
And right now you've got the U.S. government is spending over $320 billion a year alone just on prescription medications.
And I don't know what the total expenditures are by the government for healthcare.
It shouldn't be too hard to find that number, but let's just call it a trillion as a wild guess.
Let's call it a trillion.
It's probably more.
But we'll call it a trillion.
A trillion dollars a year.
Now, if you could do something smart with prevention, nutrition, vitamin D voucher coupons so that everybody in America can have free vitamin D, you would actually save about $100 for every dollar, I've estimated, that you spend on the vouchers.
So if you could give away...
A hundred billion dollars in vitamin D every year, you could save about a trillion dollars a year.
But you can't do it at that scale.
That's more like maybe a 10-year equation.
It's more like if you give away a billion dollars of vitamin D, you might save a hundred billion dollars in health care costs.
That's really a more accurate equation.
So how are you going to cut a trillion?
I mean, you can't just deny healthcare services to people.
You can't just have people bleeding out on the streets and not getting healthcare, not able to see their doctors, not able to get CT scans and MRIs and diagnostics and so on.
That doesn't work.
That just actually makes healthcare more expensive as diseases fester and get worse and worse and worse.
So how are you going to cut it?
How's Trump going to cut all of these costs?
The answer, by the way, is found in everything that I've been teaching at Natural News for, what, 14 years or something like that.
13 years.
It's about preventing disease, because disease is very, very expensive to treat.
But disease is very, very cheap to prevent.
For example, if we put organic food...
Into the grocery stores, or into public schools, or veterans hospitals, or even throughout the military.
You would save so much money on the reduction in cancer, the reduction in Alzheimer's, the reduction in type 2 diabetes, and so on, that it would more than pay for the increased cost of organic produce.
Organic produce costs more up front, but the long-term costs are much, much lower.
Because the diseases caused by pesticides and herbicides that are found in conventional food are very, very expensive to treat long-term.
So, if you're feeding schoolchildren cheap conventional food, they're eating pesticides and herbicides, you may think you're saving, you know, 20% now.
But you might be spending 5,000% more money on the back end a couple decades down the road on their health care costs.
Because cancer is expensive to treat.
Diabetes is expensive to treat.
Depression even costs something to treat.
But things like kidney damage, kidney disorders, or liver transplants, these things are very, very expensive.
And yet they can be prevented for just a few pennies on the dollar.
So if you really look at the Trump budget, he's only got essentially this choice to take a big chunk out of the budget.
But fighting against him is Big Pharma.
And the junk food companies, the poison pushers, the agriculture giants like Monsanto, DuPont, Syngenta, the GMOs, the herbicide glyphosate pushers.
And these are some of the most malicious evil poisoners on the planet.
Of course, you know that.
But they're also very influential in Washington, especially in the Republican Party.
So one of the big questions that I have as an observer in all of this is, Where will Donald Trump come down on the issue of GMOs versus non-GMOs?
Or, more accurately stated, does he recognize the importance of organic agriculture in saving money for America?
Not even to consider saving health and saving lives and reducing suffering and all of these other things.
Now, we have a clue about this that's kind of concerning.
That is that Tom Price...
Appointed by Trump to be the Director of Health and Human Services, or I think the Secretary is the correct term, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, HHS, did vote for the Dark Act, which outlawed GMO labeling laws that had been passed at the state level in a few states around the country.
But so did every Republican.
And I think that, well, let me back up and say, I'm well known for the following condemnation of Republicans and Democrats.
I always say, you know, Democrats are economically illiterate and Republicans are scientifically illiterate.
And by that, what I mean is that Democrats can't do math.
They don't understand national debt and compounding interest and the stock market and derivatives and all that stuff.
It's a generalization, so don't give me a hard time on it.
And Republicans tend to not understand science.
They don't understand pesticides, herbicides, heavy metals.
They don't really even understand climate science, even though they're climate skeptics.
They don't really know why they are.
They're just sort of pro-coal or oil or whatever, but they don't know why.
I mean, I'm a skeptic of the fraudulent global warming temperature data, but I know why I am.
I have a valid rational reason for that position.
It's not just a go along with the crowd kind of position.
But I'm also a critic of GMOs and a critic of chemical agriculture and a critic of glyphosate and these toxic herbicides and pesticides, which is a position that typically liberals, Democrats, progressives tend to agree with.
And this is why, by the way, my position on things is so confusing to the mainstream media.
They can't figure out, are you a conservative?
Are you a progressive?
I mean, you're not against gay marriage, but you love the Second Amendment.
We can't figure you out.
What are you?
I'm like, I'm a Native American, man.
Ha!
I'm a person of color.
Deal with it.
My wife is an immigrant, okay?
And that's true.
And my skin is white, but you can't judge me by the color of my skin.
It's actually red, turns out.
Well, red tinted.
So they can't figure me out.
The truth is that I see some positions on the right and some positions on the left that make sense and other positions that are total nonsense on both sides of the aisle.
I don't go in for tribalism.
I'm not on Team Rhino or Team Progressive.
I think about each issue independently and separately, probably like you do, too.
Which is why people can't figure you out either, right?
Because you're your own person.
And just as a side note, a little tangent here.
If you're somebody that follows everything that one political party is pushing, you are a freaking sheeple.
Okay?
Just to put that out there, if you agree with everything that one political party is pushing, there's something wrong with your brain, you ought to have your head examined.
Because political parties, both of them are full of contradictions.
Just completely full of contradictions, like this whole thing on the left.
Like, oh, I get the government off our bodies.
You know, abortion should be readily available because the government can't tell us what to do.
Women's rights, pro-choice.
And then they push vaccine mandates.
Like, what happened to women's choice?
Oh, no, no, no, they say.
The government should be able to...
Force injections onto children and parental rights don't mean anything and women's rights don't mean anything when it comes to vaccines.
Only when it comes to abortion is crazy contradiction.
You know, and actually every political party has these crazy contradictions.
So I try to avoid contradictions and actually think for myself, which brings me back to the main point here.
If Donald Trump is going to cut something out of the federal budget, if we're going to think critically about it, we have to realize it's got to come out of health care, probably.
One way or another.
And my question to you is, is that a reasonable expectation?
That he can find enough slack money in the healthcare system to reduce spending by, I don't know, half a trillion a year?
And the answer is, probably not.
You probably can't cut that much with all the pressure from the lobbyists who are controlling members of Congress.
All the pressure from the Monsantos and the Pfizer's and the Syngenta's and the Eli Lilly's and the Johnson& Johnson, the Merck companies of the world.
You know, Donald Trump can't march into the halls of Congress and tell everybody how to vote.
He can't just dictate to the Senate.
He can try to influence them, but they get to vote independently, and they're all bought and paid for by Big Pharma and Big Biotech, right?
They're all prostitutes.
You know this.
Well, not every single one of them.
I mean, there are some independent thinkers in Congress, in the House, and in the Senate, but for the most part, they're corporate prostitutes and sellouts.
And they're going to vote for Monsanto.
And they're going to vote for Syngenta and the drug companies.
Which means Trump, even if he wants to slash the profits to these companies and make prescription medication, for example, more affordable, or push organic food into children's lunch programs, he's probably not going to be able to achieve that because he is not a dictator.
And that means, logically, we can deduce this, that we're not going to be able to really cut that much spending out of the budget.
In fact, we're probably going to end up with more spending and more debt overall.
And where does that lead us?
This is the conclusion of this little podcast here.
Where does that lead us?
It leads us to the inevitable conclusion that I will sadly state for you here, the conclusion that I've come to that I would not publicly state before Donald Trump was sworn in.
And the conclusion is as follows.
The American Empire experiment will come to an end very soon and it may happen under President Trump.
In other words, what I'm saying, and yes, you can quote me on this, Donald Trump may be the last president Of these United States as we know them today, as they are structured today.
I believe there's a better than 50-50 chance, I'm not 100% convinced of this, but I think there's a better than 50-50 chance that within the next four years, we are going to be in such a crisis,
a financial crisis or debt crisis or collapse of faith in the artificial money supply that That we could see a massive loss of centralized power in Washington, D.C., which could lead to the fracturing of the United States in terms of economic power.
We could see an acceleration of attempts of secession, for example.
We could see a balkanization effect.
We could see Washington abandoning The currency, or hyperinflating the currency, leading to revolt or revolution or secession or calls for impeachment or things like that.
There are a vast number of possibilities, but what we do know for sure, or with almost near certainty, is that this United States government is never going to get out of debt.
And it's only going to keep ramping up the debt, which has now reached the hyperbolic stage of a blowout.
If you look at the history of debt, and you look at all fiat currencies and how they all eventually fail, You realize we are at that point, or very, very close to that point in the history of our currency, where we're going to have a big blowout and a massive collapse.
And this all started in 1971 with Richard Nixon, another Republican, who delinked currency, our dollar, from gold, from the gold supply.
And he did that by claiming, oh, he was protecting the dollar from the currency raiders, I think is what he said, or the predators, or I don't remember where he used exactly.
But basically, he lied to everybody and delinked it from gold.
He said it was temporary, but that was BS. And it's been ongoing since then, and there's been printing money, printing money, creating fake currency, more fake currency, you know, counterfeiting, basically, at the federal level ever since then.
It's funny, we talk about fake news these days, which is CNN. We talk about fake science, which is like Scientific American.
And fake currency is the dollar.
It's been fake since 1971.
If not 1913, you know, the creature from Jekyll Island and all that.
The point is that there is no such thing in history as a currency that was delinked from precious metals and then massively counterfeited that ended up surviving for very long.
They all follow the same predictable path.
This is not rocket science.
It's basic mathematics.
And I can do math and you can probably do math, which means that you and I both understand This little experiment is coming to an end.
And it may happen while Donald Trump is the captain of the ship, well, the Titanic in this case, and that fiat currency debt iceberg is lurking out there in the dark waters of the Atlantic, and we're full steam ahead on the Titanic with no ability to seal off the different sections of the ship from the floodwaters as they invade each little section.
Not enough life rafts for everybody to get out.
And really nobody paying attention because people are too busy partying and doing coke and watching sitcoms on TV and dancing with the stars.
So no one's really paying attention.
Donald Trump, probably, he's smart enough to know all of this.
In fact, I think he does know all of this.
But you don't dare tell this to the American people.
And the only reason I can tell you this is because I'm not influential enough for enough people to hear this that it matters that much to the big picture.
You know, if Donald Trump told you or told the nation what I'm saying, it would cause a panic.
So you can't.
I mean, it would be irresponsible if you were in the White House to say that the currency is going to fail, because it would sort of make it happen.
It would be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
So I'm a small enough voice that I can tell you the truth without fear of actually causing it.
And that's a nice place to be, actually.
Kind of really happy to be right where I am.
And to have a big enough audience that it matters, but small enough that it doesn't freak out the whole country when I tell people the truth about what's happening.
Because nothing scares people more than the truth.
Let me tell you, this is why the truth is vilified.
This is why a culture that is rooted in deceit, deception, and delusion absolutely wants to silence people who tell them the truth.
Because they live in their delusional world, bubbles, and they want to keep those bubbles intact.
And you start telling them real things like, hey, in the history of the world, has any fiat currency ever survived very long after it keeps being created and counterfeit?
And the answer is no.
They just say, they cover their ears.
I don't want to hear you.
You know, they'll tell you, I'm having my nails done at 3.30 in the afternoon and I'm getting a latte and a massage.
I don't want to hear this stuff about the Federal Reserve and the creature from Jekyll Island and G. Edward Griffin.
Okay?
This is the way they talk.
Because they don't want to know.
Those are the people, by the way, who will freak out and panic when it all crashes.
Those are the people who will be out lining up on the streets to prostitute their bodies for canned soup.
Think about modern-day Venezuela.
That's where it's headed, sadly, and a lot of people just don't want to deal with that reality.
So to kind of wrap all this up, I know I've taken a grand tour here, and no, I'm not even on caffeine right now.
This is just me getting excited about describing what's coming and hoping that you can be forewarned of it and do well through it, you know, survive it.
The big picture is that even Donald Trump can't stop this Titanic.
From going down.
If I were to summarize this whole podcast, I could have saved you 26 minutes maybe and just said that up front.
Donald Trump can't stop this Titanic from going down.
Because there's too much momentum.
You know, it's a giant ship.
There's a lot of mass.
There's a lot of energy already in play.
You know, the currency has been counterfeit since 1971.
The hyperinflation, well, not really hyperinflation, the debasement of the money supply has been going on for a very, very long time.
The Fed has been covering up the crashes and avoiding the corrections that we needed to have a healthy economic recovery.
They did it in 2001 with the dot-com crash.
They did it in 2008, especially with the housing bubble crash and the collateralized debt obligations and the credit swaps, default swaps and all that garbage.
They've been covering this up for so long that the Titanic is now screaming toward the icebergs.
And the ship has no headlights, you know?
But there is sort of the mainstream media on the Titanic.
There's probably a little CNN studio in the Titanic, and the CNN studio is saying, everything is awesome.
Party down, people!
Yeah, have a little wine and cheese while we listen to NPR. This soothing voice telling you that Paul Krugman is an economic genius.
That's why he won the Nobel Prize.
And he says, you can spend endless government debt money to restore any economy, no matter how bad.
And you can bail anybody out, and it will never have consequences.
And that's the mainstream media on the Titanic.
And they're going to go down with the ship, too, but they're just too stupid to know that.
They're part of the problem.
They're part of what's causing it.
They're like, full speed ahead.
You know, double speed ahead.
Hey, Captain, I'm giving her all she's got.
Call the engine room.
Turn up the turbines.
Cruise at turbo speed towards the icebergs.
That are riddled with ice shards that are going to rip into the hole of the economy and have it sinking at record speed.
And then when they feel that first shutter, you know, boom, boom, rip, and the ship starts tearing itself apart.
And then CNN is going to broadcast...
Don't worry.
Everything's fine.
This is a buying opportunity.
That's what's going to be on the news.
Everybody, double down on your bets.
Mortgage your homes.
Buy into the market.
This is a buying opportunity.
Don't worry about that water flooding into the hole on the port side.
That's just flushing out the rats down there.
Yeah, it's a rat-flushing operation.
Double down on your purchases, mortgage everything you own, and buy into the stock market.
Meanwhile, the globalists are already having their life vests on, and they're leaping into the life rafts and sailing away from the ship as quickly as possible with their stored food and their sidearms, you know?
They're like...
All these sheeple are going down.
They're elbowing each other and winking and chuckling, doing little secret handshakes.
The global elite, they got the little pedophile kids, the little child sex slaves that they had on the ship.
They got those in the life rafts too, because they can't live without their child sex slave rings.
And besides, they were delivering the children to a customer somewhere, because that's part of the global elite.
It's sick.
Sick stuff.
From the UK on, you know, just look up child sex slavery in the UK. Stories on it in the Daily Mail that will make you vomit.
But anyway, that's a different story.
I'm just continuing the metaphor here.
And then all the sheeple are going to go down with the ship as they take their last breath of freezing ocean air and their bodies become numb and limp in the freezing ocean water.
They're going to look up at the CNN studio that's also sinking above them and they're going to ask with their last dying breath, Are you guys fake news?
And then they're gonna just sink, you know, 15,000 feet into the depths of the icy Atlantic.
To be found later in a Discovery Channel submarine exploration documentary, by the way, look what happened in 2019 when people thought that money could be created from nothing forever without consequence.
Yeah, that's what's coming.
So, Seriously.
Seriously.
If you look at this picture for very long, you cannot escape the conclusion that I just painted for you there.
Because that's what's coming.
So, don't be on the Titanic.
And if you are on the Titanic...
Have a life vest.
Have an escape plan.
Have some gold and silver.
Get out of the city.
Have some farmland.
Have some guns and ammo, seriously, for your own self-defense or barter reasons, for ammo in particular.
Know how to grow your own food.
Know how to be self-reliant because Donald Trump, even if he's the most amazing financial magician in the world, he can't create money from nothing without consequence.
And he probably knows that, and I think that's why he realizes he just signed up for the toughest job in the world.
So we'll see how it goes.
But don't bet everything on the economy, okay?
I'll just say it that way.
You might want to...
Don't put all your eggs in one basket, as they say.
Stay informed at trump.news.
That's one of my websites, trump.news.
You can also read naturalnews.com or newstarget.com.
I've also got a really cool new website called censored.news, and it's an aggregation of all the headlines from the most popular and most censored independent news websites from across the internet, including the Daily Sheeple, Zero Hedge, Newstarget, Breitbart and many, many others, activist posts.
So there's a lot of websites on there.
Check it out.
I think you'll enjoy that.
It's mobile-friendly.
It's become the main website where I check things on my mobile device.
That's fun.
It's like you can just check all the news all at once.
So it's a good site.
Censored.news is the place to check that out.
And stay safe, stay informed, and thank you for listening.
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