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[SEGMENT 2-1] Winning back the country 1 – Google’s ad policy – Advertorial I will be posting a new segment for members of the Subscribers. Thanks for the wonderful feedback on the other show. I promise this one will be just as riveting. And I will not post it outside for others. That’s my reward to you for helping me with the cost of freedom. It’s not cheap, and my wife reminds me of our sacrifice, daily. Visit TKJN.com to see all that we do, all that you help us to do when you support my work. POB 542, Higley AZ 85236 for those who want to help out or just send a card or letter   How do you defeat the giant that determines your voice. Google is that giant. I got an email from Google, and it’s alarming. It is a company who curtails our freedom of speech. Consider that what Google does blatantly violates that right.   We do not allow content that: makes claims that are demonstrably false and could significantly undermine participation or trust in an electoral or democratic process. Examples: information about public voting procedures, political candidate eligibility based on age or birthplace, election results, or census participation that contradicts official government records promotes harmful health claims, or relates to a current, major health crisis and contradicts authoritative scientific consensus. Examples: Anti-vaccine advocacy, denial of the existence of medical conditions such as AIDS or Covid-19, gay conversion therapy contradicts authoritative scientific consensus on climate change.   There is nothing about these subjects that should have allowed this nonsense to occur.

[SEGMENT 2-2] Winning back the country 2 – Trump’s victories   [X] SB – Trump incited an erection   An acquaintance of mine reminded me of Trump’s victories. But not in the classic sense. We know that President Trump won against the nonsense of him colluding with the Russians. He then defeated the Democrats in two impeachments. Then the Deep State swamp rats got him in 2020, or so they thoughts.   Title Suggestions

• “The Trump Takedown Tour: Dynasties, Deep State, and Ironies Unfolded”
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• “The Fall of the Political Titans: Trump’s Quiet Revolution”

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An acquaintance of mine reminded me of Trump’s victories. But not in the classic sense. We know that President Trump won against the nonsense of him colluding with the Russians. He then defeated the Democrats in two impeachments. Then the Deep State swamp rats got him in 2020, or so they thoughts. The Unprecedented Fall of Dynasties Donald Trump didn’t just enter politics; he detonated a political neutron bomb, reducing dynasties and institutions to rubble. To understand the magnitude of his victories, we must dissect the legacies of those he upended—and explore how these interconnected families and power structures came to dominate Washington, D.C., only to be obliterated by the one-man wrecking crew I affectionately call, The Donald. In these wars, Trump toppled political titans in a not so quiet revolution. The Bush Dynasty: From Bluebloods to Afterthoughts Let’s begin with the Bush family. They epitomized Washington royalty, and their political journey began with Prescott Bush, a U.S. Senator from Connecticut and financier with deep Wall Street ties. George H.W. Bush expanded the family’s clout as CIA Director, Vice President, and eventually President. Son of H.W. and older brother George “W” Bush would follow in the footsteps of his father, proving that the Bush political apparatus was a well-oiled machine—intertwined with defense contractors, oil conglomerates, and the military-industrial complex. Younger brother to W, Jeb Bush was elected as the governor of Florida. The role was considered a stepping stone to Jeb’s inevitable role as president. In the 2016 race to the White House, Jeb Bush was a foregone as the Republican candidate, and ultimately the office in which both his father and brother had served–a feat no family in American history has ever accomplished. Instead, “Low Energy” Jeb was humiliated by Trump during the 2016 GOP primary. Trump’s taunts reduced Jeb’s campaign to a punchline (“Please clap”) eventually. Further, Trump exposed how disconnected the Bushes had become from the Republican base. The family’s once formidable influence crumbled as Trump made the GOP his party, leaving the Bushes grasping for relevance.

[SEGMENT 2-4] Winning back the country 4   The Clintons: From “Arkansas Hillbillies” to Fallen Aristocracy The Clintons’ ascent from Little Rock to political royalty is legendary. Bill Clinton’s charisma and Hillary Clinton’s ambition transformed them into one of the most influential political families in modern history. Their control over the Democratic Party was unshakable—until Trump emerged. Hillary’s 2016 loss to Trump wasn’t just a political defeat; it was a repudiation of Clintonism. The Clinton Foundation, once a money-magnet for global elites, faced scrutiny and decline as Trump’s presidency shined a light on the pay-to-play culture that defined their empire. Bill and Hillary, who once believed the White House was their birthright, now find themselves sidelined. The Obama Machine: Legacy Players with Little to Show Barack Obama’s presidency was marked by soaring rhetoric, cultural symbolism, and the establishment of a political apparatus designed to endure. Figures like Susan Rice, John Brennan, and others from his administration transitioned seamlessly into roles that allowed them to target Trump. However, Trump systematically dismantled their achievements, from pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal to appointing judges who undermined the progressive agenda. More significantly, Trump exposed the hollowness of Obama’s supposed “scandal-free” administration, revealing how figures like James Comey and John Kerry weaponized institutions against him. And while Obama’s legacy appointees did manage to dethrone Trump, their victory turned out to be short-lived. The Bidens: The Crooked Crown Joe Biden represented the Democrats’ last, desperate attempt to consolidate power. Trump’s relentless focus on Hunter Biden’s laptop, Ukrainian corruption, and the family’s LLC schemes painted a damning portrait of systemic graft. Despite media efforts to shield the Bidens, Trump exposed their operations in ways that even Democrats now begrudgingly acknowledge. Joe Biden’s presidency, a fraught combination of incompetence and malfeasance, underscores Trump’s victory. The “most votes in history” president is now a symbol of failure, corruption, and political overreach. Hypocrisy, Irony, and the Deep State The interdependence of these families—Clintons, Bushes, Obamas, Bidens—and their shared animosity toward Trump speaks volumes. They were Washington’s version of medieval feudal lords, trading favors and power while America’s middle class bore the cost. Trump shattered this illusion. His presidency was a mirror exposing their hypocrisies:

• The Bushes, who profited from endless wars, denounced Trump’s America First policies while pretending to care about national unity.
• The Clintons, champions of gutter politics, raked in millions from foreign despots while lecturing the public on ethics.
• The Obamas, race-pimp who decried wealth inequality, became multi-millionaires from book deals, Netflix, and corporate speaking gigs.
• The Bidens, cloaked in “Scranton Joe” populism, exemplified nepotism and greed.

The Final Boss: The Deep State The Deep State is the last domino that needs to fall. Trump has battled shadowy bureaucracies and intelligence networks since his first campaign, courtesy of all the aforementioned players. These are the forces that orchestrated the Russia collusion hoax, the impeachments, and the raid on Mar-a-Lago with a “kill order”. Trump’s resilience in the face of such unprecedented opposition—multiple indictments, attacks on his family, and even attempts on his life—underscores his singularity. Washington, D.C., isn’t just afraid of Trump; it’s terrified of what his return represents: the dismantling of their carefully constructed web of influence. Trump’s Legacy: A Movement, Not a Moment Trump’s most significant victory isn’t his return to power; it’s the movement he’s created. By exposing the rot in D.C., he’s shifted the Overton Window and redefined what’s possible. The dynasties may regroup, but their mystique is gone. As Trump once famously said, “They’re not after me; they’re after you. I’m just standing in the way.” With each victory, he proves that statement truer than ever. Trump didn’t just defeat the families of Washington. He defeated the idea that they were untouchable. He showed them that if cut, they too bleed. That, above all, may be his greatest triumph.   An acquaintance of mine reminded me of Trump’s victories. But not in the classic sense. We know that President Trump won against the nonsense of him colluding with the Russians. He then defeated the Democrats in two impeachments. Then the Deep State swamp rats got him in 2020, or so they thoughts. But let’s take a step back and look at what else he defeated, that most people haven’t considered. Trump defeated the Bush dynasty, the Clinton dynasty, and the Obama machine