Here's What the Trump Economy Looks Like with John LeFevre

Buck Sexton is joined by political strategist and author John LeFevre for an in-depth discussion on the current economic landscape. John explores the challenges facing the markets, including real estate struggles, inflation, and the optimism surrounding stocks and crypto. As Trump prepares to return to office amid a looming financial crisis, they examine the balance of headwinds and tailwinds and the potential for a market reset. John and Buck reflect on the impact of figures like Elon Musk, plus the risks posed by the national debt.

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Buck discusses President Trump's strategic choices for his cabinet and administration roles, a roster designed to bring big changes to Washington. The lineup includes notable figures: Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense, John Ratcliffe for CIA, Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, plus Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy for a new efficiency department. It’s a lineup aimed at challenging the Washington status quo, cutting bloated bureaucracy, and rolling back mission creep in agencies like the EPA and Department of Education.

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Buck Sexton delves into Trump’s latest cabinet picks and the strategic changes expected in his administration. Buck explains how the administration aims to leverage fresh leadership choices, like Lee Zeldin for the EPA, to tackle entrenched federal issues and streamline operations. He also discusses the GOP’s agenda for immigration reform with key figures like Tom Homan as Border Czar, and what this means for tackling the border crisis head-on.

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We dive into the historic political comeback that’s energizing Americans across the nation. Buck Sexton celebrates this unprecedented victory, breaking down how the Republican Party has achieved its most significant win since the Reagan era. From voter turnout to policy impact, Buck analyzes what this victory means for the future of America under a unified government, with Donald Trump at the helm.

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Buck Sexton is joined by Ryan Girdusky. Together, they dive into the latest early voting trends and key data shaping the 2024 election outcomes across critical battleground states. With the election only hours away, Buck and Ryan discuss potential voter turnout dynamics in Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, and Wisconsin, highlighting the importance of black voter turnout, rural engagement, and the impact of white college-educated votes.

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Buck Sexton addresses Joe Biden's recent comments labeling Trump supporters as "garbage." He critiques the Democrats' tactics, particularly their extreme comparisons of Donald Trump to historical figures like Hitler. Buck argues that Kamala Harris is lacking a concrete strategy for tackling pressing issues such as immigration and economic policies, opting instead for vague promises and emotional appeals. Additionally, Buck examines the media's treatment of billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, pointing out what he sees as a double standard in how political scrutiny is applied to them compared to others.

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Buck Sexton is joined by Arynne Wexler to break down the media's portrayal of the Madison Square Garden rally, which some outlets are controversially labeling a "Nazi rally." Arynne, who attended the event herself, offers firsthand insights into the crowd dynamics and pro-Israel support, challenging the media’s narrative. Together, they discuss the growing trend of high-profile figures like Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg shifting politically to the right, plus Kamala Harris's lack of support, even from traditional allies. From the diversity at Trump’s rally to the stark contrasts with Harris’s campaign, Buck and Arynne explore what this means for the election and the shifting tides of public opinion.

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Buck Sexton breaks down the crucial insights in the final days of the 2024 election race as he dives into key swing states, voter turnout tactics, and the central issues pushing both parties. Buck covers how recent polls, economic concerns, and immigration policies are impacting campaign strategies and what unexpected shifts could ultimately influence the outcome. Plus, he analyzes the media's impact on shaping public perception, asking whether the latest coverage is truly capturing—or sidestepping—the election's most consequential issues.

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Buck Sexton discusses Kamala Harris’ campaign struggles as Trump gains momentum in the polls and early votes pour in. He highlights Harris' ongoing difficulties with public perception, her inability to connect with voters, and challenges on the campaign trail. Buck also examines the reluctance of major media outlets to openly endorse Harris, suggesting that even traditional Democratic allies are wary of her candidacy. Despite significant ad spending aimed at swing states, Harris faces a narrow path to victory, relying heavily on her party’s influence and resources to counter Trump's current lead.

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Buck Sexton breaks down the top three reasons Donald Trump is on track to win the 2024 election. From GOP adjustments to early voting strategies to the Democrats' struggles with Kamala Harris, Buck highlights why the odds are in Trump’s favor. He also discusses the Democrats’ attempts to use lawfare against Trump and Biden’s ongoing cognitive decline.

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Buck Sexton is joined by Karoline Leavitt, National Press Secretary for the Trump 2024 campaign, to discuss the final 13 days leading up to Election Day. Leavitt shares insights on the Trump campaign’s confidence, polling data, and strategy, particularly in battleground states like Pennsylvania. They explore the Democrats' last-ditch attempts to label Trump a "fascist" and how President Trump’s appeal to key demographics—such as black and Hispanic voters—continues to grow. Leavitt also touches on Trump's inroads with male voters, Arab-American voters, and the GOP's focus on Pennsylvania.

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