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Mo offers a "swing for the fences" prediction that Josh Hawley could emerge as a primary Republican contender if Donald Trump is sidelined by legal issues. They discuss Hawley's "Jan 6 credentials" and elitist appeal. The hosts also touch on the possibility of an economic collapse being used to influence the 2024 election outcome.
The hosts critique Tucker Carlson's first Twitter episode, specifically his claim that Ukraine blew up the Nord Stream pipeline based on Washington Post reporting. They discuss Elon Musk’s rebranding of Twitter to X.com and his potential role in rolling out a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Mo Facts expresses support for Senator Josh Hawley as a potential "orange" candidate for 2028.
Mo Facts argues that modern movements like MAGA do not have—and do not want—a single leader who can be co-opted. He suggests that Donald Trump and Kanye West are figures within the movement, but the movement itself is driven by shared principles. They also discuss potential 2024 candidates like Ron DeSantis and Josh Hawley, with Mo Facts expressing skepticism about Hawley's "slick" political positioning.
Local news reports cover the backlash against the Disinformation Governance Board, with Republicans like Josh Hawley and Marsha Blackburn comparing it to the "Ministry of Truth" from George Orwell's 1984. The Biden administration defends the board as a necessary tool to combat lies regarding COVID-19 and election eligibility.
Senator Josh Hawley questioned Jackson on her sentencing of an 18-year-old offender, highlighting her comments regarding the "collateral consequences" of convictions. The hosts predict that Jackson will be branded as the "pedophile judge" in future political memes, similar to how Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavanaugh were labeled during their respective confirmations. They credit the Republican strategy for successfully creating "clippable nuggets" for the midterms.
