Monday, July 29

Kamala Can’t Campaign On Her Policy Because Of Her Numerous Past Failures And Radical Policies

Former White House trade advisor Peter Navarro shared his insights on the evolving political landscape, particularly focusing on the Democratic Party’s strategy behind Presidential candidate Kamala Harris and the potential impact on the upcoming presidential election. Navarro discussed the Democratic strategy of allowing Joe Biden to run through the primaries unopposed, avoiding a contested primary that could highlight the party’s more radical elements. He noted that Biden’s performance in debates and subsequent media scrutiny led to his withdrawal from the race, paving the way for Harris to step in.

Navarro also highlighted the challenge of running against a female candidate, drawing parallels with his own mayoral campaign in San Diego. He cautioned against directly attacking Harris, suggesting it could backfire, especially among female voters. Instead, Navarro advocated for a policy-focused approach, emphasizing issues such as the economy, border security, and foreign policy, where he believes Trump has a decisive advantage.

Navarro warned that the race would be close and advised a strategic approach in dealing with Harris, emphasizing the need to be intelligent and cautious in the campaign against her.

Mike Davis Reveals Realities Of Kamala Presidency

Peter Navarro and Mike Davis discussed the Biden administration’s efforts to undermine the Supreme Court and the potential implications of a Kamala Harris presidency. Davis highlighted the Biden administration’s attempts to prosecute Donald Trump, erode executive privilege, and politicize the justice system. He also criticized Biden’s rhetoric against Trump and his efforts to weaken the Supreme Court, which he sees as a last line of defense for constitutional rights.

“The Supreme Court and our federal judiciary also understood this danger. Nearly 90 years ago, this all changed.
The Court gave this unconstitutional fourth branch of government—now called the administrative state—Congress’s power to write laws through rulemaking, the President’s power to execute the laws, and the federal judiciary’s power to interpret and apply the laws,” Davis told Navarro.

Navarro and Davis expressed concern about the potential consequences of a Democratic-controlled Congress and presidency, including eliminating the filibuster, court-packing, and appointing radical justices. They argued that these actions would threaten constitutional rights and the balance of power among the branches of government.

The discussion also touched on the historical context of the Supreme Court’s composition. Davis noted that Democrats had controlled the court for 90 years before Trump’s appointments, which shifted it to a more conservative majority. Navarro and Davis believe that the current Supreme Court is fulfilling its role by checking the federal government’s power and preventing the consolidation of power in the executive branch.

Navarro and Davis are concerned about the Biden administration’s attacks on the Supreme Court and the potential consequences of a Democratic-controlled government, which they believe would undermine constitutional rights and the balance of power in the United States.

Part One:

Davis: Democrats Plan To Destroy The Supreme Court’s Legitimacy After Losing 90-Year Grasp On Court

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Captain James Fanell Warns U.S. Must Invest In Air And Navy Manufacturing Today

Jim Fanell highlighted the U.S. Navy’s passive approach in the Western Pacific, noting that while China’s military presence has grown, U.S. force levels have remained largely unchanged. Fanell criticized the U.S. for not taking more assertive actions, such as providing resupply to Filipino sailors on a grounded warship near Second Thomas Shoal, due to concerns about provoking China. He emphasized the need for the U.S. to support its allies without being overly cautious about China’s reactions.

“The tragedy of really what has happened was that with the demise, the death of the Soviet Union, we had, if you will, a Pax Americana where the United States was the dominant state, and we had the ability, we were very secure and had the ability to work with our allies to ensure stability.”

Bradley Thayer Warns CCP Encroaching On Philippines

Peter Navarro and Brad Thayer discussed China’s growing threat in the South China Sea and its aggressive actions against the Philippines and other countries. They emphasized the need for the U.S. to support its allies and take a stronger stance against China’s territorial expansion and military activities. Thayer highlighted China’s salami tactics, which involve taking small incremental steps to change the status quo and gradually achieve their objectives.

Navarro and Thayer criticized the Biden administration for not providing sufficient support to the Philippines and other allies in the face of Chinese aggression. They argued that the U.S. needs to assert its leadership and work with its allies to push back against China’s expansionist policies. They also expressed concern that China is testing the U.S. and its allies, particularly in light of the upcoming presidential election, and warned that a Kamala Harris administration would be unable to counter China’s aggression effectively.

President Trump’s Vision Of Economic Prosperity Vs. Kamala’s Radical Administrative Overhaul

Peter Navarro discussed the upcoming election and the challenges facing the Republican Party, particularly in light of the Democrats’ ability to control the narrative through corporate media. He emphasized the importance of focusing on policy issues such as the economy, border security, and national security, rather than allowing the Democrats to define the election on social issues and identity politics.

“In Trump’s America we have a world where You don’t let transgender Athletes, destroy women’s sports, you don’t cut off the genitals of young boys. Um you don’t indoctrinate or groom our K-12 children, That’s Trump’s America right?” Navarro said.

Navarro criticized the corporate media for their biased coverage and warned that if the Democrats are successful in framing the election on their terms, it could lead to their victory. He stressed the need for Republicans to maintain discipline and focus on policy issues to win the election.

Navarro also discussed the importance of candidates like J.D. Vance, who can connect with voters on a personal level and address the economic devastation caused by globalization and outsourcing. He suggested that Vance should focus on running a retail campaign in key states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, shaking hands and connecting with voters.

Navarro highlighted the importance of Republicans maintaining a disciplined focus on policy issues and connecting with voters personally to win the election.

Part One:

Dr. Navarro: “J.D. Vance Gives Us The Best Shot Of Winning The Election”

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