Donald Trump is the U.S. President again, and the next four years won’t be just a repeat of his first term in office. Nor will things continue as they have for the last four years. In this episode, Dan Sullivan and Mark Young discuss what the U.S., and the rest of the world, should be expecting from President Trump’s next term, and beyond.

Biden’s goal was more about being the President than about actually running the country.

You’re important as long as you have a Senate seat.

When a Republican gets elected to office at the state or federal level, they usually take a pay cut. Democrats always get rich.

Trump is probably the only president that went out of office with less personal wealth than he came into office with.

Presidents Clinton, Obama, and Biden were all practically broke when they took office.

Trump is already one of the most consequential presidents in the US history because he created a major seismic cultural movement. 

MAGA  is a cultural movement that restores the emphasis in the United States on the people who actually do the work.

Republicans ask one question Democrats don’t: who’s going to pay for it?

In the aftermath of the Second World War, the United States was the seller, and other countries were the buyer. 

MAGA is a political movement that will be in power and influence for a half a century.

The Constitution is the only government document in the world that was designed to protect the people from the government.

We're seeing the United States now back to its natural course of developing itself from the inside. 

Britain will eventually get on the right road and they'll have a direct relationship with the united states.

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Storm Before the Calm by George Friedman

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