RED WAVE: Based Argentinians Elect South America’s Trump for President!

This podcast episode covers a wide range of topics including criticism of leftist policies and the state of New York City. It also discusses the surprising election of Javier Miley as the new president of Argentina and the consequences of loose monetary policy and social subsidies on the Argentinian economy. The episode delves into conversations about transgender issues and the International Transgender Day of Remembrance. It also mentions the release of previously unseen footage from the January 6th riot and the connection between immigration policy and the Capitol breach. The podcast highlights the hidden information and selective coverage surrounding the events of January 6th, as well as the treatment and perceived injustice in the punishment of those involved. Takeaways • Frustration with budget cuts affecting schools, libraries, and police safety in New York City. • The unexpected election of Javier Miley as the new president of Argentina, his unconventional background and views, and the voters' desire for change. • The impact of loose monetary policy and social subsidies on the Argentinian economy, leading to economic instability and a black market for the dollar. • Discussions on transgender issues, the International Transgender Day of Remembrance, and challenges faced by transgender individuals. • The release of previously unseen footage from the January 6th riot, the role of immigration policy in inciting protests, and the selective coverage of the events. • Issues of fairness and justice in the treatment of individuals involved in the events of January 6th, the potential consequences of wrongful imprisonment, and the need for accountability and restitution. • Criticisms of the punishment of individuals involved in the events of January 6th, concerns about the lack of pardons and the use of prison as a tool, and the power of Big Tech in controlling public perception.