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The hosts discuss Don Lemon's "man on the street" interviews, which surprisingly show significant support for Trump. They also cover breaking news regarding Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s plan to end his presidential bid and potentially endorse Donald Trump. Nicole Shanahan's podcast comments about joining forces with Trump to prevent a Harris-Walz presidency are highlighted.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated he takes Donald Trump's claims about stopping the war in Ukraine seriously and supports the sincerity of the proposal. The hosts note that mainstream media interpreted these comments as a formal endorsement of Trump.
Former President Donald Trump saw a 12-for-12 success rate for his endorsed candidates in recent GOP primaries. The hosts argue that this significant demonstration of political influence is being ignored by mainstream media in favor of negative coverage regarding the January 6th hearings. They contend that the media's primary goal is to marginalize Trump's influence.
The "70s Flashback" segment discusses CBS's new reality show, "The Real Love Boat," based on the classic 1970s sitcom. The hosts also briefly touch on the mixed results of Donald Trump's political endorsements in recent primary elections. The show concludes with a sign-off from the Texas Hill Country and Silicon Valley.
James Woolsey Joins Trump Campaign, CIA Internal Politics
Former CIA Director James Woolsey has joined Donald Trump's campaign as a senior adviser on national security. This move is analyzed alongside endorsements from 88 former military leaders and 14 Medal of Honor recipients. The hosts discuss the internal divide within the CIA and military between high-level "pencil pushers" and rank-and-file operatives, noting that Woolsey's alignment with Trump marks a significant shift in intelligence community support.
Donald Trump announced the endorsement of 88 retired generals and admirals, a move intended to bolster his national security credentials. However, critics in the media quickly pointed out that Mitt Romney had over 1,500 such endorsements in 2012. The story largely disappeared from mainstream coverage shortly after the announcement, as the campaign shifted focus to other issues.
Donald Trump's comments on climate change are reviewed, where he dismisses the phenomenon as "weather" and points to China as the primary polluter. The hosts officially reiterate their early endorsement of Trump's candidacy, noting his ability to bypass traditional media narratives.
