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Why Trump Won: Elites, Migration, and the Unipary
from Elon’s Salute & The Inauguration Bishop | The Tim Dillon Show #428 · #428
7 min
Tim explains that mass migration and elite indifference to ordinary people are the core reasons Trump won, drawing parallels to European elections, and pivots into concern about the intelligence community and Tulsi Gabbard's stance on Russia versus terrorism as the real threat.
- Trump plans to send 10,000 troops to the border, but people want immigration controlled, not wholesale deportations of grandmas.
- Trump won because elites didn't care about ordinary people—wealthy stock market investors prioritized their bottom line over America's welfare.
- There's a uni-party in Washington: Democrats and Republicans both represent donors, lobbyists, corporations, and the military-industrial complex, not the people.
- Tim worried about tech guys surrounding Trump, though he notes he's not alone in raising these concerns.
- Tulsi Gabbard understands that stateless terrorist organizations, not Russia, pose the real threat to America since 9/11.
- Russia obsession ignores the real problem: American corporations profit from Ukraine reconstruction deals and rare earth mineral access.
- Wars end with territorial exchanges and treaties; spending years propping up Ukraine to hope Russia collapses only benefits defense contractors and Washington DC elites.
- Tulsi Gabbard gets attacked immediately when she questions why the U.S. is pushing nuclear confrontation with Russia, with senators trying to block her from committee confirmation.
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