Revolution_The Podcast

Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier welcome Newsmax's Chris Ruddy, to discuss the war between Trump and Fox and how that has impacted Newsmax TV. What will now happen? Will Fox accept the massive defections of their normally-huge audience to Newsmax? Or will Rupert Murdoch try to "buy" Trump and his followers back by offering Trump a huge book deal for his memoirs and a TV deal on Fox? Or will Murdoch not want to be "tethered" to Trump any longer?

Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier examine the election of Joe Biden - and the rejection of Donald Trump. What now happens to Trumpism? What happens to the Republican Party? And to Fox?

In Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier's final REVOLUTION podcast before the November 3rd election they explore whose "character is on the ballot" - is it Trump's or Biden's? Or, in fact, is it the American voters' character? Was the 2016 election a new path for this country that will be validated in this election? Or was it an aberration, a fluke, that will be corrected on November 3rd?

Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier ask: why is the President of the United States - two weeks from the election - raising the possibility that he might leave the country if he loses? What does he fear? Prosecution? Exposure of his financial situation? Will he self-pardon himself? Why is he talking like a loser when there are still two weeks left in the campaign?

Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier examine Donald Trump's plan to corrupt various US Government institutions - from the US Military to the CDC, FDA, NIH, GOP and the FBI - in order to have a "continuation" of his power. Will this work? With five weeks to go before the election can he pull this brazen plan off? Or will a majority of the American voters be the one institution he cannot bully, browbeat and brainwash?

Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier analyze the fall-out from the Bob Woodward book and the Atlantic story on Trump disparaging the troops. How much has Trump hurt himself by admitting that he "played down and is still playing down" the deadly nature of Covid-19? How much has he damaged himself with his on-the-record statements claiming, "My fucking generals are a bunch of pussies"? What does the latest polling show? Is this the worst case of political malpractice ever?

Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier examine the political effects of the news stories detailing allegations of President Trump denigrating soldiers who have died or been captured as "losers" and "suckers." Is this an inflection point in the campaign? Do these stories show the real Donald Trump? What does this say about those who continue to support Trump? Do these revelations give Joe Biden the upper hand in the final 58 days of the campaign?

In the latest episode of REVOLUTION Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier address the palpable feeling - despite polling evidence to the contrary - that Trump might somehow yet again win this election. Can he repeat 2016? What will he do to pull this off? What has happened to the Republican Party to not even have a platform and instead just follow Trump all the time? And there is this fear: if Trump indeed somehow wins, is this the end of America as the leader of the free world?

Arlene Bynon & John LeBoutillier analyze how the Trump Rally in Tulsa is a microcosm of the State of 2020 campaign. Does the poor attendance indicate a lack of enthusiasm for Trump - even among his base? Will his claim to order his people to slow down testing for the virus haunt him in the campaign? And what of the botched attempt to fire the prosecutor in the Southern District, the two Supreme Court rulings and the constantly bad head-to-head polling versus Joe Biden?

Arlene Bynon and John LeBoutillier discuss how AMERICA CAN'T BREATHE: the killing of George Floyd has unleashed forces in America that involve civilian control of the military; the fealty of church leaders to either their flock or the POTUS; a new popular protest movement that has the support of 76% of the American people. All of this has implications for the November elections.