the, the sooners and see and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the u. a. e. off to us selections that we suggested in recent episodes might be, as it turned out to be a land slide for trump. the line genocide. jo, how it goes. tire is a lead to control of us hedge a monic power, along with the lackeys and propaganda media. last for now, in the 4 years since trump was empowered, usa has lost its global dominance. with the rise of bricks has picked fights with much of the global south sacrifice. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian lives on the altar of naziism. isolated itself with the un, with its u. k, u. s. u of the middle east genocide o,

while domestically 40000000 americans could not eat without federal a's. one of the greatest us presidents that has never been is veteran ohio congress when dennis consented to also run in this 2024 election, the full, the mayor of cleveland and lifelong fight if a global justice and peace joins me again from cleveland in ohio. dennis, thanks so much for coming back on. i suppose i've got to stop before we get to the why the country and the global implications. companies are ations. we are lost in the ohio in the house. a jerry man. did you? you talk to in your book, the vision of lights and the power, how corporate conspiracies tried to destroy you. why did you know when the seats, you know, how well you know, re, engine independent and ran into a tremendous political head with, in terms of the polarization of going on in american politics. and i challenge both part has been particularly the democratic party that i came from. i challenged them on the endless wars and on board are non rising deficit and then government buying

in american people. and well i, when what is know it was that i receive more about 50, more than $50000.00, which is more than any other independent candidate. that's where you were raised for congress in america. so, you know, there is a little bit of blue light there and find about the outcome for me. i still point with the water loss. but i do believe that of the shift that's happening in american politics towards donald trump represent you. not only here's resilience, but it also represents the failure of the democratic national committee to be able to come up with a, a saying and coherent plan to rally. people to the side of their credit card. i know you know what's coming next and those are questions. that is, i mean now you are chief of stuff to trump, to report said the of health secretary and the cabinet r f k journey is. so is your phone been ringing? are you in the capital view?

trump administration, when it takes office in january? honestly i think so, but i, you know, i remain available to help advise people on an informal basis. i don't know that would be comfortable. i'm certainly a very interested in shipping our next president be successful and all americans should be we've come through a very dark period where we put this country, our government destructor. do they have 2 or 3? and you don't want that. people want to be able to see their families and want to be able to have a roof over their head, pay their medical bills. uh and uh, an educator, children, and i'll tell you those are very practical aspirations, which i think people have in common. americans have in common with people around the world and americans are not interested in,

in killing other people globally. we want, they want to start taking care of things here at home. and of course, that's the kind of thing that we heard from except on guys from our f k junior from josie gab, from talk a call soon from you on my school, these trump uh characters. and then suddenly late into the campaign, the trump campaign. we had with mike from hell being talked about at the pentagon. i know last time round, trump said drain the swamp and then just made this one bigger and bigger and bigger . what's your hunch, what's your feeling about what you just said there? and whether it's a really taken on board by a trump himself, a well down trust presidency is going to depend on not getting further involved and for entanglements. he really needs to focus on the domestic economy and on helping business look forward to this economy is shaky.

the dollar is not in the same position was 4 years ago. the media design of the brakes uh showed the potential for an infrastructure to clear transactions on the 5th tech is already in place to do it. uh, there's a lot of work that president trump for need to do, and he needs to do it without the united states being involved in, in, in these wars, you know, in the middle east and, and europe. definitely. it's gonna happen overnight though. yeah. i'll get to them at least to the 2nd, but when you speak about cars on and breaks, i mean, was it a negotiating position? he was trying to develop into campaigns as a 100 percent terrace on countries it to the dollar eyes and so on. or as the does he understand that there's a new world out there and the option for the united states is to join bricks. well,

here's a new world and it was taking place in response to sanctions that were disastrous. it's taking place in response to wars that never had before going back to 911. and that new world is taking shape away from the united states. and in response to the, you know, polarity impulse, which comes out of the us state department. so i think donald trump is going to be faced with some serious decisions about styling scaling back of us position to europe and end in the middle east. and to try to, uh, uh, find a way that we can move past the uh, what the buy and how the eventually divided ministration embroiled america. and i

mean, you achieve yourself to our f k junior, who appeared to support the genocide and we don't really understand the comments coming from trump as to whether what he meant when he said finish the job netanyahu biden's holding you back and so forth. what is the money from miriam adults and for the trump campaign? what? what is the significance of that money? does i mean, because he won the house, he's one to send. if you can't run a game, donald trump o marrying madison. but you know, you have to, i, by the way, i've never met drop. i mean, just by everybody else, the american political scene in the last 50 years, but i haven't met a problem. so but what i do know in studied him is that he's a deal maker. she is there a position where i as president t as a mandate and even though he is very close to the idols and certainly mrs. anderson

has been very jars to him. and he is close and at yahoo uh president trump. this is legacy is his mother's present. she is going to depend on having some room to maneuver and i and, and ending this conflict in the middle east of if there's no question then yeah, i would like to drag us new orleans or uh, uh, you know, we were in a photo else of that kind of activity already, but uh trudge, trow smart enough that he, he knows that there's limits to how far the other couldn't x i or a part of the right wing with a very small tray which can be permitted to force applied for greater israel without dragging us said, you know what they are, there's an image that i want to share with the viewers when you looked at election night to see respect to in the morning eastern. when donald trump claim victory.

and you saw a dozens of people from his family take the stage or he's a family man. this is good. yeah. i'm just concerned about children, grandchildren. he, i don't think he's personally interested in seeing the us expanding door. he's not, he's not a global of us in that way. and so i'm, i'm hopeful that impulse will. uh, gosh, and uh, again, dialogue back to us involved and, and counseling that and young that you can't push any further. there has to be a kind of ability or i doubt that you know, it, it will occur at an international what you do share level. but the essential accountability is to counsel, to make a deal that counseling at yahoo to stop it. because the further it goes on a risk, the destruction of israel is the family. my is the finally my bid. it's

a bit worrying. i know his daughter tiffany may be married to an arab american, but it's of course a jared question. and the fact that, and you know, we used to sleep in his bed that's worrying me. it's idea of, it's a put around that a real estate deal on some of the, those things, you know, things are worth noting. absolutely. but yeah, you know where you can project exactly what's going to happen because they're showing a moving pieces that have resulted in genocide and just, i mean each any, any person with a heart has to be horrified which taking place and gotcha. and in the west bank and, and then 11. but i will say it again a trump presidency will rest on his deal making for nash to find a clever way to get out of this and to help his friend netanyahu get out of it.

and the same thing is true, it would trump is a deal measure with respect to a to rush. although i think that the buyer, ministration is so bundled matters, sacrificing the the flower of life as a flower of it. you credit, you know, how these young people were killed by administration's approach is just not going to be effective in trying to bring about association of that war. and i think, you know, russia is going to have to sell that was ukraine. you know, why is that will be in both parties. best interest in no rush has to deal with the a certain fraction of that you create a government that really doesn't want to see that war and they all returned back to explain in the 2nd. but then there were reports that iran was going to attack on us election day. it didn't retaliate for the previous uh, u. k. u. s. e. you, um,

does riley attack on the run? i don't know whether the uranium government is thinking of attacking in this intervening period, the interregnum period. so then trump can say he's the peacemaker afterwards, and that would be a better time how it looks. look at that. let's look at that uh, the interregnum period. uh, that is designed to be careful attention to because if you look at what happened in 2008, when brock obama was elected, i and the bush administration was ongoing. it was over the holiday period over the christians, nor after christmas and new years. that israel launched a fierce attack. and gotcha, and i would expect, i think you could almost predict that there will be an acceleration to get the is rarely, ability to be able to control. the narrative has been extraordinary so that people

really don't understand the vulnerability that israel does. yeah. and uh is your doesn't really matter because it's, it's un would be, she knows a security problem. so i, i think um, uh, by the time present truck takes office. uh, the 0 already be in place a uh, the unfolding of a plan to try to extricate the us from the potentials is going to go through the war with a ran over over the middle east. that is considered a child. stop you. the more from the twice us democrat presidential contender and told them a real cleveland ohio after this right, the

show seemed wrong. just don't need to shape out and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support we choose to look for common ground. the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here would be twice us democrat presidential contender important matter with cleveland, ohio dentist because image that is about one you are talking about the complexities of what will be happening. i made so genocide in god's are the invasion of love. and then of course, the almost daily u. k. u. s. a u, i'm bombing of a around syria and the human. but given

that you mention that the important thing is to concentrate on domestic infrastructure and just rebuilding the basic of some kind of society. after decades of clinton, the bush obama, by the near liberalism, will the military industrial complex just go? okay. you're going to to and should swords into plowshares. we don't have a problem with this plan because your manufacturing base right now is all to lockheed martin and raphael on north of roman and the general dynamics. and the rest of them went on advertising people to sell the issues that she has of i had asked us whether you will that military in industrial intelligence community neccessary speaker is capital intensive. it's not labor intensive. it's all about the bells and whistles of, of the national defense infrastructure at, but you know,

you have to look at what's happening domestically about as you can just right now, since about a trillion dollars a year and so called to fax it to so much it is wasted, so much of the box attached theres been absolutely ripped off paying multiple times for goods that would cost a fraction of what was paid for and on the market. so we, we have a moment here economy, which is an event where the american economy is, is struggling, where american people are having trouble buying large, making intimate, where the economic policies are to pass administration. i have not been successful in reviving the economy where there's always money for wall street, but not money for main street. and where the united states be precisely because of the money that we put into words that are not necessary since $9118.00 trillion

dollars of the $36.00 trillion dollar deficit us as soon or so we ended 5. so you look at all that, and the last thing we need to do is to be able to continue us servicing a war in europe, which occur in russia to furthering a war in the middle east. encouraging israel to move towards and take on iran, and let us not forget the down payment on war that was given to taiwan to challenge china, which is, you know, one of the more ambitious undertakings of the auction as a panic a. so you look at all of those things and it's about a global list approach. populism one in the united states, not global is populism is now moving the republican party make note of that as a storage shift. and so the global is who might be trying to retrench inside the

state department apparatus. they are going to find themselves at a disadvantage when they propose policies that are going to come crashing with the necessity of a domestic agenda, which the american people expect just expect the demand. and uh and so, uh, president trump has a mandate for sure. but that mandate contains the demands of the american people for taking care of things here at hall for dealing with high prices that come from a novel ation. dealing with the high cost of housing, which by the way is linked directly to wall street hedge funds. taking large shares of the american housing market and under control and driving up the price is only $12.00 has to focus on think sure. and well, presidents always have this idea of looking for it. for dragons, this leg trunk cannot do that. you can't afford it. he has to find a way to make

a deal, and he's smart enough to do it to make the deal to, to avoid war. and to find a way to focus on things here at home. and if he does that, he'll be a successful president and, and he will find himself when the great present, if he doesn't do it uh, work for another 4 years. okay. us. yeah, i detect a sudden open tourism here. dennis, i'm going to say more optimism than usual from you. i mean, would you also say the given the amount of money for low cost harris had it also shows that money doesn't buy you elections in the united states. and with all of the hedge, a monic, a prof again to meet here in your country latino, those women, african americans are of americans, of course. so you can say any more about american politics, that money money buys it because she had way more money than to of money. money may

not buy it, but it makes a pretty good down payment. and uh, yeah, trump, uh, i think with all said and done, they'll probably be combined about 3 or $4000000000.00 spent. and the selection just surprised me and make no mistake about it. when the united states supreme court gave a couple rulings over the last 2 decades, i bought that versus the layout which citizens united that essentially said, money is for a space. all the corporate interest came in. they formed these packs all kinds of ok and sophisticated ways of, of lacking transparency and be able to influence elections. they did at, at every level under. so do every level, however you point out correctly, that there was something else for it in america. and that is that the desire of people for an end to a uh, a global, this position which spent the resources of our country all over the world. forgot

about things around which opened up our borders to people from all over the world. didn't change around people at home. let me try the americans that registered with the american people. and this vote this uh, you know, the earlier this way or something that people looked at an opportunity to for, for real change. and that i would anticipate. there will be on it, but it also said not a lot of struggle with inside those. uh uh, uh, those forces in the state department, an independent got in any intelligence agency who are going to be squealing yes or pulled away from the trough. yeah, well what is the nature of that struggle when the populism you speak of fights with that deep state? will they kill donald trump in the 2 months ahead of january 20th a lesson. his personal security is

a matter of national concern. and one of the things that i found shocking in this election, is that a, a, an assassination to could be made on a former president presidential candidate donald trump. there wasn't a matter of days. i just wanted to memory all. so what just try to kill a present in a form refreshing. what are we talking about here and the media even when the news 1st broke, try to i act like it was fireworks or something. i mean, there, there is a entrenched, a positional force that even now is on the attack against donald trump and it breeds violence. no question about america really must move away from from that kind of a position we have to election, which was result of acute paul reservation. we now have to move to the polarized to

take a note from linkage 2nd inaugural when he said with malice towards out with charity for all would furnish and arise. god gives us to see the right. let us bite of the nation's lunch and we have to bite of our words which are partisan. and the hyper partisanship must rashid. and if it doesn't, i, you know, trump. so as a mandate, if it doesn't. uh, i think the american people are weary of, of the partners in brick batch. they want to see something done here at home. and they certainly do not want to see more of the resources squandered globally. and i understand for them. and again, i would say that the biggest shift to pick the car do selection is that the republic republican party claimed the populace mantle and eventually injected the global this sentiment from which i had a whole other on the republican party for, for generations. will have trump survives,

hopefully either way is at the end of zalinski, you mentioned the tragic loss of so many hundreds and thousands of ukrainians. ukraine had an impact because of the inflation grain prices, ukraine and bread basket, one of the bread baskets of the world. biden's, the outgoing administration already was leaking any way, documents against the landscape, and in the rough do a election day. is that finished? is it going to be a negotiated settlement then? will the history books actually show what really happened or will it be lies like the major war in yugoslavia? or i think what happens in, in russia is going to have a lot more to do with how things are shown in your credit. what happens in the united states. we have to remember to go back a few years, or there was a, a piece deal on a table which guarantee you credit and sovereignty. but it was uh then for strachan and people and then finally ministration will resist any kind of

a page deal for their own motivation. which, you know, we're a mixture of making a maniacal impulse is and just pure creed that comes from harms deals. and this vanity that suggests it over to capsize to russian government. all those uh, so side now. and what you have is a, is ukraine, which is, it has large destruction. and you know, agriculture. there's been heavily damage loss of so many young people is there, there needs to be serious discussions about how do you, how do you make you cry all again. you know, whether the issue is geographical, financial infrastructure or whatever. and at that, it's important that those discussions began in a way that us policy of continuing to feed an escalation or as point to us

a disadvantage to be able to influence investor. so i will, it will influence it by stopping all the money. draining away, i know punch in more money than dre the way it will just didn't coming to an end here. i mean, free speech clearly is going to benefit from a trump administration, given the censorship industrial complex over dividing the iris years. do you think doing that's going to be the important legacy of that makes to them? and these people can talk about things. i mean, no one believe the rush or gait stuff in a sense, it was a vote for russia. this vote arguably because all the lies, the press read, the people didn't seem to care about all of those expressions and all the lives over the years against trump as well. well, yeah, i mean let's go back to russia good, which was a total concoction conflation and uh, a um, a narrative that was promoted in the media to try one reminder,

trump presidency from its inception. and of course it was all, uh, it was all hoax. and yes, i saw that the american people are, you know, the media kind of pushed through stuff or wow, understands, but after, wow, you can just get tired of it. and they're tired of it. and they, you know, they, they want to, uh, uh, they want prosperity or at home. and you can have more broad prosperity at home to tour it out in the united states as it has just had an election where the american people have spoken loud and clear. stop the endless floors stop the rising budget of the stop the government from spy on us. take care of things at home, seal that border, entire star, take care of americans. i mean, this is, this is not bad. ambitious undertaking. a lot of it has to do with common sense, which, you know, we're talking about. washington is often in short supply, but we're going to find, i think, with the, with the trump administration. a, a, a renewed effort to focus on things are at home. but to be sure they're already

hawks who are angry to uh, uh, to influence us state department policy. and one of the major achievements of a truck administration would be to cause the state department to be returned to diplomacy and away from a militarism which they have adopted as a, as an approach towards dealing with other nations. well, we look forward to your appointment in a drug for ministration, maybe in the state of aba, maybe in the infrastructure of this so needed. that is because it is. thank you and thank you. it's good to see you next. that's it for the show. i continued condolences to those of iving, the u. k. u s e to i'm genocide here in this region will be back on monday again with the most expensive files go publish and that's how you'd be. the more analysis on the future of the usa, on the world of to the historic election, wind of the 47th us president donald j. trump. and you'll then even touch why the

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