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April 7, 2026

Trump Goes on a Firing Spree || Apr. 7, 2026

Just because Trump is finally purging some of his administration doesn't mean that the problems are going away. The core issue still exists: Trump prioritizes loyalty and praise over competency and experience.

Trump even fires people for the wrong reasons. While these officials could be ineffective or downright damaging in their roles, they won't feel the wrath of Trump until they do something that pisses him off personally or politically.

And the scariest part is that there is no longer a cadre of replacements to pull from, since Trump dismantled the Republican institution.

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Pete S. · April 13, 2026

I'm watching this for the first time five days late. 100% accurate. It's just getting worse.

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Asia R · April 9, 2026

@Peter: Regarding Epstein case: It’s not possible to remove something from the society if you avoid seeing, acknowledging and owning it. Only after fully facing the sh.t you can clearly state: „no, this it not the way my society should work and I say no to the type of practices Epstein family was involved in for generations” and so set the course to change the reality to a better one, where things like that do not happen anymore. At least that’s how I see it from my own experience. Thank you for all the good work putting out your view on so many important topics.

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PFTuning · April 9, 2026

Be sure to cover the fired FBI agents Class Action Suit. Talking with Feds has a decent video.

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Braxton Mosack · April 8, 2026

What presidential administration in history do you think had the best cabinet?

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Julian · April 7, 2026

So when are congress going to get their collective wits together and remove this sad and dangerous old fool? They need to act with urgency now, before Trump does something REALLY stupid...y'know, like lob a nuke.

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Mason Montgomery · April 7, 2026

Tulsi: is she still feeding Trump Russian disinformation? Or was she off surfing, sidelined while the Maduro operation was going down?

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John F. Fay · April 10, 2026

Much of the "Russian disinformation" that I have heard him complain about Tulsi Gabbard repeating is simple geopolitical analysis, such as Russia having an existential need for a lot of distance between its core and its borders. It certainly doesn't excuse Russia's actions but understanding your enemy is the first step in countering him.

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Jim Thompson · April 7, 2026

Thank you for confirming my worst fears. We're doomed... 😱

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Harley Barber · April 7, 2026

Good session, Pete. You reviewed the rogues, and jeez, we’re going to need a bigger clown car.

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Crockett Dunn · April 7, 2026

I would be laughing so hard if I weren't crying so hard

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David Roberts · April 7, 2026

Thanks Peter. Do you think President Trump is compromised with what Israel's Mossad has on file?

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John F. Fay · April 10, 2026

I have to ask, what would Mossad have on Trump that he hasn't already been accused of?

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JILL TAFOYA · April 7, 2026

I'm very skeptical about your views at best based on nothing!

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Jim Thompson · April 7, 2026

So why do you follow him?

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Gil Bernal · April 7, 2026

Holy F... Our core has become diseased. We saw it coming and welcomed it (or a certain group did). I sure would like to be a fly on the wall listening to what republican lawmakers are saying behind closed doors. Almost seems like a new republican party needs to emerge and separate themselves from the Trump/maga sector. In the meantime, maybe I'll head to Canada for a while.

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Mister Awesome · April 8, 2026

I’m thinking about Japan. Maybe Costa Rico?

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Rob Kandell · April 7, 2026

“Crusader language” may be a bit harsh. St. Bernard of Clairvaux could be accused of that, but had the integrity to admit when he was wrong. (“The road to hell is paved with good intentions.”) Hegseth is just a shithead and doesn’t deserve credit anywhere near that.

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Katie · April 8, 2026

Hegseth thinks he’s George C Scott in Patton. Instead, he’s George C Scott in dr Strangelove

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Fritz Sands · April 7, 2026

Wow -- Peter let it all out. I hope that was good for his morning. Nicely done.

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Larry Zamba · April 7, 2026

This is exactly how it is. I’d like to see more talks like this, and less about the rest of the planet.

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HM · April 7, 2026

Guy signs up for "geopolitics", doesn't like to talk about the rest of the planet

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Sam · April 7, 2026

Sorry dude, very wrong on the beef tallow consumption assessment. Please see Gary Taub’s book “good calories bad calories” for complete breakdown with studies cited.

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James · April 7, 2026

“I really try not to follow Epstein.” No mention of who replaced Bondi. I love listening to Peter, but I think he is the geopolitical mouthpiece for the deep state. I’m not happy with RFK either, but Peter’s bias is showing towards big pharma

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Brett Sather · April 7, 2026

I want to know what the routes or mechanisms are for the rest of the world tells us to fuck off.

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0th dimension · April 7, 2026

Protests at FIFA world championships

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Edwin Pole II · April 7, 2026

Trump should be impeached. Assume big R losses in November. Assume impeachment and removal. That means it is possible for Vance to be elected twice. Comment.

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0th dimension · April 7, 2026

My assumption generating machine is stuck on Dems losing again

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MundaneMourningQB’in · April 7, 2026

But does the King of England knight him “Sir President Donald Trump” at the end of the month?

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Mark Scheithe · April 7, 2026

America will always remember the Supreme Court and the Republicans in 2024 that paved the way for this nonsense. America will continue to be disenfranchised from the world as long as this idiot is in office. We are the new stain on the world ahead of Russia. This is disgusting!

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Kowalski from Nebraska · April 7, 2026

Pete Hegseth is a wife beater and fake Christian ( Christian nationalist) who is actively undermining US hard power. I’m surprised that he hasn’t fallen out a window yet

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Digital Window · April 7, 2026

It's true. Sadly it doesn't matter, for at least 3 years, unless the Grim Reaper has had enough ranting tweets. And Lutnick isn't getting fired, because he shares a company with Trump and is needed for shared corruption.

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Allen M · April 7, 2026

Amazing how much was predicted months ago, and so many in these comments did not believe it would happen like this. So much dumb is really starting to impact our world.

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Bibity bop · April 7, 2026

Congress must act

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Kowalski from Nebraska · April 7, 2026

They died in 2017

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Martin G. Diller · April 7, 2026

I think Hegseth will be gone if Kharg island is a disaster. He’s already accused Hegseth and Rubio for Iran.

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Allyn Weimer · April 7, 2026

Why couldn't the democrats produce a better candidate

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Truckeeman · April 7, 2026

Don't blame the candidates - blame the voters. And they can blame the unlimited money in politics, the smarter use of technology/propaganda by Republicans, and a culture/brain that made them stupid.

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Christopher · April 7, 2026

Excellent summation, thanks! And badly needed too, hope many can hear this...

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Wordsworth · April 7, 2026

While I don't share your low opinion of Trump, since you have such a low opinion it might be worth asking why Trump is president again. And I think there is no escaping the fact that this comes down to what the Democrat party has become. From defunding the police to open borders to the war on on meritocracy to the fielding of a candidate that was clearly a totally unqualified airhead, they created a situation where anyone else was preferable. And much as I admire your work, it is clear you vastly underestimated that fact in your predictions about the last election. Now I would love to hear your thoughts on where all of this takes us but instead I feel you've just been pounding on Trump like so many Democrats do in a very obsessive way. I understand that these are important issues but some of your fan base would love it if you got back to the old Peter style of explaining the world in a humorous and dispassionate manner. I say all of this knowing that a good part of your base shares your Trump obsession and will now start reply-screaming in defense of the airhead, but I'm doing it anyway in the hope that you consider this request.

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partfortynine · April 7, 2026

War on meriticriacy? Thats the republicans. Check your propaganda.

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Mikey · April 7, 2026

I remember when Peter did a comparison between Biden's and Trump's mental states. Peter made a distinction between cognitive decline and dementia. He was spot on.

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AlJASillySTEMGuy · April 7, 2026

I fear for my Kids and Grandkids. I never believed that I would ever wish for a President to drop dead. But here I am, praying to God to take this cretin. I now actually believe that Vance would be a lesser evil. I changed my party affiliation yesterday. I am now an independent.

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Edwin Pole II · April 7, 2026

You could try Libertarian and, yes, the party has its own issues.

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Bridget · April 7, 2026

This has been obvious for a long time. But to hear it articulated so well and to learn that some in the president’s party realize that it’s not their party anymore and may do something about it, gives me an odd sense of comfort.

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William Muirhead · April 7, 2026

Why is the rest of the government not doing something? This could end in a nuclear disaster unless someone removes President Trump permanently from office. Does all of his Israeli support have a death wish? Israel is doomed. Do the Zionists want the end of the world?

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Feygor · April 7, 2026

Yes some of them really do, the evangelicals can't wait for the rapture

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Mark Dixon · April 7, 2026

Hey, looks like having a malignant narcissist for President isn't a great idea...

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Doug · April 7, 2026

Who could have predicted that 🤷‍♂️

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Bryan Woods · April 7, 2026

Post this on YouTube today. It’s too important to hide behind a paywall for one week

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Paul F · April 7, 2026

Agree 100%. Please Peter, be more public with your criticism.

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Tigran Martirosyan · April 7, 2026

Yeah, but that pizza parlor .. Daw Jones is high by the way, and we’re strong on lumber and stuff..

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B Dub · April 7, 2026

I’m wouldn’t be surprised to see Kid Rock take over for Pete Hegseth

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0th dimension · April 7, 2026

51% probability

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Chris Candreva · April 7, 2026

Thank you for the analysis. I'll be counting the days until this hits YouTube and I can share with the rest of the world.

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Paul R. Anderson · April 7, 2026

In the tin foil hat- o-sphere.... Bonbi called and warned Eric Swallwell. Kristy called someone in Iran 72 hours before the bombs dropped. To warn the Epstein people. Crazy? yup.

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Freebeard · April 7, 2026

The only silver lining that I see is that if congress does not confirm any of his new appointees, it will just be that much easier to make a clean sweep of his entire administration when they impeach and remove him.

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Jeff C · April 7, 2026

If Congress ever finds the balls to actually remove Trump from office, I'll eat my hat.

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RS1985 · April 7, 2026

Yay! Great news!

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Moses Roman · April 7, 2026

Neither political party can produce quality candidates anymore. It’s ultimately the people’s fault because the politicians move with the wind. You have to be completely outrageous to win a nomination today. That’s on us as a people my friends. H.W Bush was probably the last qualified person to be president. Clinton was a pot head womanizer, Bush was a retarded cowboy, Obamas second job in his life was the presidency, Trump is a lunatic Biden was a mummy who couldn’t sign his own signature. Good candidates have come along the way and we push then aside for all these assclowns I just listed.

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Christopher · April 7, 2026

Big businesses ownership of congress is really the root problem...

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Ziggy · April 7, 2026

Save the tatas. #fuckbreastcancer

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John McGl MA · April 7, 2026

How sad is it that a former wrestling promoter that is destroying the education department is somehow not on this list because there are secretaries worse than her?

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Allen M · April 7, 2026

We can't expand this to a 3 hour tour.

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Thunder storm · April 7, 2026

It is worse than idiocracy

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Martin D Turner · April 7, 2026

The United States is Rome 350 AD and we know now how our parents/grandparents felt in 1939.

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Martin G. Diller · April 7, 2026

I quietly think of everyone in the near empty churches: “Now you know how the last pagans in Rome felt.”

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Henry Woodman · April 7, 2026

Wonderful, eye-opening, and disheartening reality

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Dylan Isom · April 7, 2026

Peter, you're suppose to bring us good news. I haven't even had my morning coffee yet, it's far too early for this much realism.

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Back Winded Podcast · April 7, 2026

That final summary hit different this morning. And not in a good way.

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Patricio Godoy · April 7, 2026

Fantastic summary as always Peter. Speaking about things getting better.... what does the US government look like after Trump? Is this rock-bottom or is e.g. a Rubio WH a straight follow up or double-down of this style of government?

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Peter · April 7, 2026

There's going to be on after?

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Bogo · April 7, 2026

Harambe was when this timeline started to split and fracture

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David Ammann · April 7, 2026

Sunny. Does the business community flock to more classically liberal elements in the Democratic Party, do they try to resurrect Romney’s Republican Party, or do we see atomization of political parties? My feeling is that the Republican label will remain after MAGA, but that no one will have the juice to unify MAGA into the core of the party going forward. Meanwhile, Democrats will wrestle over whether to be the party of AOC and progressives or classical liberalism. My money is on classical liberalism, but I feel like the Dem label is going to be hard for a lot of conservatives to swallow after years of media telling them that Democrats are the Weathermen. Also, hey, go Bobcats!

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Mikey · April 7, 2026

Ah, tech bros will fill the gap. At least that's the writing on the wall given the relationships among their, musk, and vance. Rubio and vance hate one another, but they've been pretty chummy lately.