General Michael Flynn joins us for a discussion on what the Trump administration might do to get control of the administrative state and stop the escalating war with Russia.

Flynn speaks candidly about the necessity of bold, unconventional actions to reform the U.S. government, highlights the incompetency at the highest levels of leadership. He also explores Trump's mandate for peace, the importance of accountability, and outlines the critical reforms needed within various government agencies.

Flynn emphasizes the urgency of these actions as the U.S. navigates precarious international relations and internal political challenges.

00:00 Introduction and Historical Context 01:27 Current Political Climate and Leadership 02:53 International Tensions and Potential Conflicts 04:39 Trump's Potential Actions and Responsibilities 10:26 Government Reforms and Accountability 14:57 Challenges in Government Culture and Efficiency 24:25 The Need for Demonstrated Actions 26:30 Trump's Potential Actions and Bureaucratic Challenges 27:44 Reforming the Defense Intelligence Agency 30:39 The Problem with Multiple Intelligence Agencies 32:50 The Need for Extraordinary Reform 36:27 The Importance of Competent Leadership 42:07 Avoiding Future Conflicts and Civil War 44:51 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts