Topic: Brexit States

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss has launched a new podcast titled "The Liz Truss Show." In her promotional material, she blames the "deep state" and media allies for her 2022 deposition, claiming they sought to destroy her for challenging establishment failures. She intends to use the platform to expose those who brought her down and advocate for a low-tax, high-growth economy.

Filmmaker Martin Durkin attributes the Brexit vote and the rise of Donald Trump to a backlash against "nanny state" intrusions and university-driven social engineering. Durkin criticizes the "intelligentsia" and the academic class for promoting restrictive policies on food, language, and social behavior. He argues that modern universities have become a "terrible evil social force" that churns out a specific class of state-aligned activists.

Filmmaker Michael Moore describes Donald Trump as a "human Molotov cocktail" for the forgotten working class in the "Brexit states" of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Moore argues that Trump's rhetoric regarding tariffs and factory closures resonates with people who have lost their jobs and homes. He predicts that the election will be the "biggest fuck-you" in human history as the dispossessed vote against the elites.

The State Department is delaying the release of Hillary Clinton’s emails regarding the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) until after the November election. A clerical error in a court filing suggested a release date of "November 31st," a date that does not exist. The hosts speculate the delay is intended to prevent the emails from influencing the upcoming Brexit vote in the United Kingdom.