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Mo predicts that the Republican establishment may move away from Donald Trump in favor of a figure like Josh Hawley, whom he describes as having "Jan 6 credentials" but an elitist mentality. Adam Curry suggests that the powers that be may allow Trump to win only to have him preside over a planned economic collapse, which would then discredit his movement permanently.
West identifies himself as a "prophet" rather than a "leader," a distinction the hosts find significant. They discuss how the MAGA movement and other grassroots groups lack a single leader, making them harder to co-opt. Senator Josh Hawley is mentioned as a "slick" politician who may attempt to position himself as a MAGA-like figure for the 2024 election.
Local news stations across the country broadcasted identical reports on the new Disinformation Governance Board, prompting comparisons to George Orwell's "Ministry of Truth." Republican lawmakers like Marsha Blackburn and Josh Hawley called for the board's dissolution, labeling it unconstitutional censorship. The Biden administration defended the board as a necessary tool to combat lies regarding COVID-19 and election eligibility.
Senator Josh Hawley questioned Judge Jackson regarding her history of handing down sentences below federal guidelines in child pornography cases. Mo argues that these clips were designed to brand Jackson as the "pedophile judge" in the court of public opinion. He suggests Jackson was poorly prepared for these specific "Pizza Playbook" attacks, which will likely haunt her legacy and the Democratic party.
