Tucker Carlson and Russ Vought Break Down DOGE and All of Trump’s Cabinet Picks So Far



Russ Vought ran OMB under Trump the first time, and hopefully will again. Here’s what he learned about how the deep state actually works.

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Chapters:
0:00 What is the Office of Management and Budget?
7:57 How Our Intel Agencies Overrule the President
29:21 What Will the Congressional Hearings Look Like for Trump’s Appointees?
36:18 The Evil Think Tanks Trying to Undermine You
43:48 They’re Trying to Leave Trump With WWIII
45:02 How The Deep State Tried to Destroy Matt Gaetz
50:06 The Root Problem of Government Corruption
1:09:46 How Do We Stop the Intel Agencies From Interfering with Elections?
1:15:06 Elon and Vivek’s Plan with DOGE
1:21:55 Our Leaders Care More About War Than American Citizens
1:27:18 How They’ve Brainwashed You to Ignore Your Intuition

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32 thoughts on “Tucker Carlson and Russ Vought Break Down DOGE and All of Trump’s Cabinet Picks So Far”

  1. How do you know it's going to be business as usual in the oval office/senate no matter who gets voted in as leader/senator: The unwavering support for israel.
    Presidents are just puppets for those who are really in control: AIPAC and the military industrial complex.

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  2. (1) We have to give the President the power of line item veto to control overspending by the pork barrel congress; (2) There are currently 2.87 million federal civil employees, which on it’s face is ludicrous; (3) Elon Musk has to help make OMB accountable for executing policy decisions and have the ability to fire bureaucrats who don’t follow directives; (4) Who is the watchdog to audit federal agencies to report what is going on? Congress isn’t doing it. The American people can’t do it, so how can our government be held accountable if no one knows what the hell is going on? (5) Foreign companies are purchasing and owning our domestic resources like oil/gas, minerals, farmland at 40 million acres, etc. Our natural resources are needed for the national security of our country. If we sell them to foreign companies, we don’t control our country anymore. There won’t be an America anymore, because it was sold piece by piece.

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  3. There should be a limit in how long government employees can serve, just like the President. To this day I can't believe how the heck did Pelosi stayed in her position for eons. In my opinion the longer employee stays in a position the less productive they are, and more corrupt they become seems like. (disclaimer this is my opinion based on what I have observed in general) the longer a person in a position they become gang'sh it seems.

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  4. Learned something new again about how our government works. I’ve learned more about it in the past four years watching YouTube podcasts that interview people who are telling us about it than I ever did in the previous 59 years of my life. Finally some transparency. Some but way more to go. Thank you Tucker and this gentleman you interviewed and actually let talk and explain how things have been done and what can be done and what needs to change. I never listened to podcasts before now I’m a big fan. Not just any podcast. I want to get informed by real people who are upfront and honest. Not just politics or health or big pharma. All kinds of subjects and I’m getting a much better education, a real life based education. Not bullshit line mainstream media crap like they’ve fed us. Now if all the social media companies would quit censoring or trying to decide what is ok for me to hear or see.

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  5. Every time I hear a podcaster mention ”a twenty-five percent interest rate” on a credit card or a signature.loan, it takes me back to my mid-parenting years, when this USURY was first made legal by our legislature, Circumstances were vastly different then, namely we had runaway inflation (think Carter years) where credit cards were already at an all time high. In an effort to cap credit card rates, a delta was defined relative to the Fed's rate, thereby creating a legal ceiling above which no lending institution could charge interest.

    Surprise! The Law of Unintended Consequences (or was I naive?) kicked in!

    Suddenly, interest rate caps became seawalls rather than high tides: The limits never receded as the Fed's rates came down.
    Another rescindment is long overdue. [Maybe, payday loans, too!] And could it be paid through 'a little chaos', reduced advertising, and the termination of "bait and switch" practices?
    #TuckerCarlson

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