Digest

The episode features Dinesh D'Souza, who discusses his new film "Vindicating Trump," which argues for Trump's presidency and explores his private dimension. D'Souza also reveals his investigation into ballot making and manufacturing, claiming it's a new method of election fraud. He explains how he exposed this practice and how Trump and others are taking action to prevent it. Steve Moore joins the discussion to talk about his new book, "The Trump Economic Miracle," which argues that Trump's policies led to an unprecedented economic boom. He uses official government statistics to support his claims and contrasts Trump's business experience with Kamala Harris's government background, arguing that Trump's understanding of the economy makes him a better choice for president. Moore also addresses the argument that the economy is doing well under Biden, pointing out that inflation has eroded gains and many Americans are still struggling financially. He emphasizes the importance of considering real income and the cost of living. The discussion concludes with concerns about the amount of money being spent on Democrat campaigns, suggesting that foreign actors may be involved. Moore points to the role of ActBlue in funneling money into campaigns and the potential for foreign interference.

Outlines

00:00:00

Trump's Presidency, Election Fraud, and the Economic Miracle

This episode features Dinesh D'Souza discussing his new film "Vindicating Trump" and his investigation into ballot making and manufacturing, a new method of election fraud. Steve Moore joins the discussion to talk about his new book, "The Trump Economic Miracle," which argues that Trump's policies led to an unprecedented economic boom.

00:01:32

Dinesh D'Souza's New Film: Vindicating Trump

Dinesh D'Souza discusses his new film, "Vindicating Trump," which argues for Trump's presidency. He highlights the film's one-on-one interview with Trump and its exploration of his private dimension.

00:06:23

Ballot Making and Manufacturing

D'Souza reveals his investigation into ballot making and manufacturing, which he claims is a new way to cheat in elections. He explains how he exposed this practice and how Trump and others are taking action to prevent it.

00:20:20

The Trump Economic Miracle

Steve Moore discusses his new book, "The Trump Economic Miracle," which argues that Trump's policies led to an unprecedented economic boom. He highlights the book's use of official government statistics to demonstrate Trump's success.

00:31:43

Foreign Interference in the Election

Moore expresses concern about the amount of money being spent on Democrat campaigns, suggesting that foreign actors may be involved. He points to the role of ActBlue in funneling money into campaigns and the potential for foreign interference.

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Q&A

• What is the main argument of Dinesh D'Souza's new film, "Vindicating Trump"?

  The film argues for Trump's presidency, highlighting his accomplishments and the reasons why the left is so threatened by him. It features a one-on-one interview with Trump and explores his private dimension.

• What is the new method of election fraud that D'Souza exposed in his film?

  D'Souza revealed an investigation into ballot making and manufacturing, which he claims is a new way to cheat in elections. He explains how he exposed this practice and how Trump and others are taking action to prevent it.

• What is the main argument of Steve Moore's new book, "The Trump Economic Miracle"?

  The book argues that Trump's policies led to an unprecedented economic boom, using official government statistics to support their claims. It contrasts Trump's business experience with Kamala Harris's government background, arguing that Trump's understanding of the economy makes him a better choice for president.

• What are the concerns about ActBlue and its role in political fundraising?

  ActBlue has been accused of funneling money from foreign actors into Democrat campaigns, raising concerns about foreign interference in elections. Moore suggests that foreign leaders may be funding Democrat campaigns because they do not want Trump to be president.

Show Notes