🚨 MAGA Mike CRACKS ON LIVE TV as Trump CRASHES IT ALL…

MAGA Mike Johnson and MAGA Republican. leaders are cracking on live TV as. Treasury yields continue to surge to. record highs. The 30-year is now. approaching 6% as the American economy. is suffering. As American people are. suffering, Maggamike is making his. rounds on CNBC and other propaganda. media networks to try to manipulate the. market and blame others for the. catastrophe that he and MAGA Republicans.

in the House and Senate and Donald Trump. have unleashed on the United States and. throughout the world. Let me show you. what went down moments ago as Magga Mike. Johnson goes on CNBC to proclaim, "I kid. you not, Operation Epic Fury in Iran was. an epic success, and now we're just. doing cleanup." Huh? Here, play this. clip. Operation Epic Fury was an epic. success. Now, we got to resolve that. The president's laser focused on it. You've heard developments over the last. 24, 36 hours. I think we're getting very.

close to that. I think Iran is running. out of resources to sell. Well, they're. laid down to 15 million barrels of oil. to sell to China, we think. Um, and so. we're entering a new phase of this and I. think we get it. >> More from Magga Mike Johnson, who says, "Not only was Epic Fury an epic success, but 2025, that was the appetizer. Did. you like it? 2026, this is the banquet. This is when we all celebrate." So. that's what we promised. And then 2027,

woof, it's going to be dessert. and and. his things are just so damn good. Listen. to what Maggamike has to say. Play this. clip. >> Okay, but here's the thing. The the. economy, all the economic conditions are. in place. As Scott Bessant said at the. end of last year, 2025 is like setting. the table. The feast and the banquetment. will be in the economy in 2026. And just. as we predicted, as we calibrated with. the big beautiful bill in all of our. policies, the biggest tax cut in US. history for working families, uh the the. biggest spending cut in US history, 1.6. trillion in the big beautiful bill. We.

have uh the lowest violent crime rate in. 126 years, the biggest decline in. prescription drugs in 60 years. You've. got the most secure border in a half. century, not a single illegal alien. released into the country in 16 straight. months. And and the small business. incentives that we put in, the progrowth. policies we put into all the. legislation, all that was working just. as expected. First quarter, economy. begins to take off. Go roll the tape. We. were all talking about it. And then the. Iran conflict uh began. >> really because the only banquet that I. saw was the Xi Jinping CCP banquet at.

the White House where Donald Trump. literally rolled out the red carpet. using our Air Force personnel and army. personnel who got down on their knees. for Xi Jinping while Donald Trump and. the oligarchs laughed in all of our. faces as the Epstein class partied it up. with she and the CCP while covering up. child sex trafficking rings with the. Epstein file. So that's what you're. saying is the banquet. That's the. banquet that I know about. Then Magga.

Mike Johnson says, "Um, and here's what. we're going to do in the next two. years." I got good news for everybody. What is it, Magga Mike? Magga Mike goes, exactly what we've been doing. We're. going to do that more in the next two. years. How about you predators just stay. the hell away from We don't really like. what you all did in the last two years. trade wars against the world, making. cost of living way, way worse, catastrophic neverending wars in the. Middle East, invading a country like.

Venezuela, destroying a postworld war II. US-led global architecture, getting into. trade wars with places like Canada, having border patrol Gustapo terrorize. people in the street, throwing children. and families into concentration camps. Yeah. Um, we're going to end the. disastrous budget bill ripping away. people's healthcare. We're going to ask. maybe you stay the hell away from us. But this is what Magga Mike says. Two. more years of this if you vote. Republicans here. Play this clip. But.

what we would do in the next two years. is exactly what we have been doing. already. And that is putting the. conditions in place for a strong. America. Again, we restored not just. American energy dominance and peace. through strength, but a vibrant economy. The conditions are there for this to. take off. And that's why the stock. market indexes are high. That's why job. numbers exceed expectations. The. Atlantic Atlanta Atlanta Fed says 5.1%. economic growth expected in the third. quarter. That doesn't happen by happen. stance. It's because we did what we said. we're going to do and put in progrowth.

free market principles in legislation. and in federal policy. We have to. continue that. We got so much more to do. and we can make things so much better. We just got to keep going. >> Mr. Speaker, thanks. And. >> what an absolute sicko as they continue. to cover up child sex trafficking rings. so brazantly, so publicly. But then. Magga Mike Johnson says, "Here's the. deal, everybody, because let me give you. a nightmare scenario. This is a battle. right now that if Donald Trump and MAGA.

Republicans lose the House or lose both. the House and Senate, we're going to go. down in flames. It's going to be dark. and the communists are going to come to. Washington DC. Excuse me. Y'all invited. Xi Jinping and the CCP into the White. House and said how wellrespected he is. Donald Trump has photos of him and she. in a shrine room that he created for she. and Putin. So spare me. The communists. are coming. They're coming here. This is.

what Magamike has to say. Play this. clip. Well, let me tell you the. nightmare scenario. It's not going to. happen because I'm very bullish on the. midterms. I convince my team, the. Republicans, are going to keep the. majority in the House and the Senate. I. think we're going to grow it. I'm about. to go six straight weeks on the on the. road until that election day. We're. going to go to 40 districts across 22. states. This will come down to the. outcome of about 22 districts uh around. the country. And I believe we can win. those. But let's play it out. The. nightmare scenario, heaven forbid the. Democrats uh take control of the House.

They will turn every committee of. Congress into an investigative body. They will do nothing all day, every day, every hour of the day, but go after the. president, his family, his cabinet, you. know, donors in the party, the big. figures in in business and industry. If. you're carrying about your pocketbook, your family stability, um, you know, the. the stability of the markets, you have. to keep Republicans in charge because if. the Democrats do that, they go to. lawfare on steroids. It will royal the. markets. It will empower our enemies. around the world at the worst possible. time. They will be playing dangerous. political games for their own benefit at.

the expense of the American people. This. is common sense versus and I just want. to show you what they're setting up as. well because these pathetic vile losers. once they destroy then they blame then. they activate their trillion dollar. media apparatus with different regime. media. And then the arsonists, the. people who clearly just destroyed. everything, they then want to put the. blame on the other party who's trying to. fix what's going on that they destroyed.

and they try to say, "Oh, that it was. going to be great. We had the banquet. and things were amazing and everything. was about to rip, but then you came into. power and you destroyed our plan." So, let me show you, for example. This is. how they recast. This is how they lie. and commit fraud about everything. But. you have Kevin Hasset, this idiot. He's. Trump's national economic adviser. Quite. literally an idiot and a fraud. Wrong. about everything. He's the guy before. the dot crash and before the great.

recession, he was ALWAYS LIKE, "NOW'S. THE time to buy." And then everything. He's the worst. This guy, okay? He's the. national economic adviser. You've been. seeing him. I've been doing videos a. while where he just goes up there and. just lies about literally everything. And so now he's up there saying, "Look, I want you to think about Trump's first. term. He saved the day from Fouchy. Fouchy destroyed everyone during COVID. Trump tried to save it. Fouchi is your. bad guy. Trump's your hero." And and. this is what they're talking about now.

But you need to know why. Because. they're now gearing up to basically be. like, "Do you remember one and a half. months of 2026 when the market increase. before the catastrophic war in Iran? Do. you remember that period of time? Things. were going to go so good, but then we. had to save everybody from nuclear. weapons that we claim were obliterated. the previous year. And so that's why. everything crashed. And then the. Democrats screwed it up. And so it's. their fault. This is their plan. Because.

folks, these people are Epstein class. They're predators. They're evil. They're. demonic. This isn't a Democrat. Republican thing. This group of people. who are Republicans, but this Trump, Bessant, Lotnik, this whole Mark. Leavvin, Magamike, these are demonic. evil people who are sociopaths and they. hate America and they hate you. And for. them, this is all one big game where as. long as they're getting rich and you're.

getting screwed, they're happy. Like. when I showed you the photos of Trump's. top deputy, what was the guy's name? Scavenino, who was out there posting AI. images of himself partying it up and. popping champagne with Eric Trump during. the Xi Jinping meeting, living lavish. lifestyles while the American people are. struggling. Seriously, screw these. people. Anyway, here you have Kevin. Hasset. Here's what he's got to say. Let's play it. >> The the You remember cuz I was here with. you guys during that time that I went.

into the White House and I was helping. manage the recovery from Fouchy shutting. everything down. And what we did uh you. might recall is we had four or five. stimulus bills throughout the year. because Fouchy dug a hole. We wanted to. fill the hole but not do more than that. And so at the end of the year after a. minus 32% quarter, GDP for the year was. flat because we basically filled the. hole with just the right amount of. stuff. >> Uh but then what Biden did is he took. all that spending and he decided I'd. spend it on other things even though we. didn't need it. >> Well, how do the American people feel.

about all of this? Harry Enon broke it. down and says that Trump has lost 27. points of net approval among white. non-ol voters. Listen to what Anton just. said. Let's play this clip. Target group. of voters is white non voters. They were. the heartbeat of President Trump's three. presidential campaigns. And right now. the heartland is ripping the heart out. of Donald Trump's presidency because. just take a look at these numbers right. here. Okay, white non college voters on. Trump. He won those or he was leading.

against Kla Harris among white non-ol. voters just before the 2024 election by. 25 points. But down he goes. He's now in. the negative with white non-ol voters. Look at this. He's down to minus2. points. He's in the negative territory. with the group of voters that fueled his. three presidential bids and allowed him. to win a second term in the White House. back in 2024. We're talking a drop here. with a key core group of Donald Trump's. presidential campaigns of 27 points away.

from the president of the United States. No wonder he's so low. >> This minus two points. How does this. compare to other Republican presidents. at this time? >> Okay, you see this minus two points. And. keep in mind that Donald Trump was more. reliant on white non-ol voters than any. previous Republican president. And now. he's at the lowest of any Republican. president at this point in his second. term among white non-ol voters. That. minus two is lower than the previous. record holder. That was George W. Bush. who was less reliant on white non-. college voters at minus one. Way lower.

than Dwight D. Eisenhower or Ike as his. fans would like to call him or Ronald. Reagan at plus 40 points. + 40 + 31 -1. -2 -2 taking the cake amongst a group of. voters that Donald Trump has always been. reliant on and now even they have turned. on him. >> And what happened to him in the midterms. >> and what happened to him? His party lost. the United States House and it also lost. the United States Senate in large part. because a lot of voters who previously. been voting Republican decide to vote. Democratic. >> Okay, we're talking about this voter.

group, white non-ol voters here. How do. they feel about the president on. inflation? >> Yeah. Okay. So, one of the reasons why, or I would argue the key reason why. Donald Trump won a second term in the. White House, was because of the cost of. living, inflation, they didn't like Joe. Biden, they decided to give Donald Trump. a second chance. Take a look here, though. Oh my. >> Oh my goodness gracious. Trump's net. approval on inflation, white non-. college voters. The retrospective. approval back in 2024 in his first term. was plus 24 points. Look at where it is. now. I mean, my goodness gracious, this.

is deep into the Iowa sand. minus 39. points. What is that, Johnny B? That's a. change of 63 points in the wrong. direction on the key issue that Donald. Trump got Donald Trump reelected to a. second term among the key group that got. him reelected. This is now I want to. bring in a friend of mine and I want to. try to bring perspective to this at a. deeper level, if you will. And nobody. breaks it down like Ravi Gupta. I want. to talk to Ravi about this chaos. But I. also want to talk about how we could.

potentially get out of this hell. By the. way, that's the name of a book that we. have, right? WTF America, the way out of. this hell and back to democracy. But. Robbie's out there right now with a book. about perspectives. Let me just bring in. Ravi Gupta because he said some things. that have inspired me lately and I want. to ask him. He hosts the Majority 54 on. the Mightest Touch. Bring in Ravi, please. Now I want to bring on the co-host of a. Midas Touch podcast, Majority 54, Ravi. Gupta. Great to see you. Also the author.

of a new book, The Invisible List, One. Passion a Year Every Year. I want to. talk about the invisible list, but I. want to first begin before we get into. that just talking about this moment. because it seems that there is just an. endless barrage of everything hitting. people all at once. And I think it's. intended to overwhelm and so your book. gives a road map of how we can kind of.

mentally decompress and focus on time. for oursel which I also think is very. important. But how do you process this. moment? Because one of the kind of main. points I make in a book that I have kind. of coming out is that it is a tactic of. this authoritarian movement to try to. overwhelm people every day with. everything. So that people just. basically say enough, enough. And it. goes from don't tread on me to basically.

like do what you want, just leave me. alone. But the problem is these Trumps. and these predators, Robbie, they don't. stop. They keep on coming and they keep. on coming after you unless you set. boundaries. So, we'll talk about the. book because it is about building. boundaries. It's about respecting. yourself and too much I know I'm going. on a long tie right here, but I read the. book. So, you know, too much we focus on. the gamification of politics. who's up, who's down, we've got the election, all. very important. But what we don't focus.

on is why do we even have politics? What. what what's the purpose of this all? It's real existential questions about. values, principles, and I think. selfrespect, respect for our. communities, respect for the world. So. that to me is an important point I think. we just address at the outset. Robbie. >> Yeah. It's so hard to exist in in this. time and care about all these things. happening in the world because there's a. never- ending stream of very. disappointing and scary things.

happening. Uh and you can lose your. mind. Uh and I know you like me, you. know, you're you're reading constantly. all the news so you can keep your. audience informed. Your audience is is. staying informed. And obviously through. MIDAS and other news outlets you can. constantly stay up to date on everything. that's happening. And so there are sort. of two tricks that I have. One is. explicit about the issues and the other. is related to the book on the issues. Uh. whenever there is a positive moment I I. try to just shift my mind to be like.

okay. live in the moment and appreciate where. you are. And we're in such a powerful. moment. Um I don't think you know this. but I'm running the independent. expenditure for the Kansas Senate race. Um and uh we can win that race. We can. win a seat in a state that the Democrats. haven't held in over a hundred years. We. have polls coming out like the Emerson. one that show us up in Kansas, right? And you've been looking at the polls. that have been coming out recently. across other states. uh we are in an.

unprecedented position um to hold Trump. accountable and take some seats that. some of these are six-year seats. So to. me uh Trump is in uh more danger than. he's been in his political life uh since. we've been talking about him. He's. obviously going to leave no matter what. in two years and no matter what he says. Um but we can send him a clear signal in. just a matter of weeks. And so to me, I'm upbeat. Even with all the crazy.

stuff happening, I'm super upbeat about. everything that's happening. >> Right. And then the question though is. though, why win? And I think voters say. yes, priority, hold Trump accountable. The psychological torture is real. Real. accountability and oversight is needed. But also, why win? What's the purpose of. winning? Is it just to exalt. personalities or is it to ensure that. there are people who are actually. fighting for us? And do we go back to a.

status quo pre-Trump which I think a lot. of people are saying that's not good. because that just leads to a Trump that. just leads to shifting cycles of this. person that person this person and then. it's just a seessaw of policies or can. we focus on we want to win because the. things you point out in this book we. want to enjoy the short time we have on. life. We understand that life comes with. a series of responsibilities. Yes. But.

we also want to have fun and we want to. smile and we want to spend time with our. family. We want to be able to have. friends and have hobbies and to do. things and not have a government. constantly chirping in our ear or worse. sending border patrol and ICE Gestapo on. our streets to affirmatively like. torture us. Government shouldn't be. inflicting things. It should be. supporting our best endeavors and our.

best selves. Right. >> Well, yeah. And, you know, in a in a. functioning healthy democracy, we should. be thinking about the government that. much, right? And, uh, I think had it. been like President Mitt Romney instead. of Trump, yeah, we would be annoyed by. it. We'd be appalled by certain things. he did, but we wouldn't be thinking. about him all the time, right? Uh we the. reason why we think about this guy is. because he's a historic threat and he's. changed the shape of an entire political. party and movement. And so what do you. do? Well, you fight. You stay informed.

and you especially pick your moments. Midterms being one of them. And then the. other thing you do, and this is what I. write about in the book, is you have a. healthy relationship with hobbies and. passions outside of politics. And you. know, I worked in schools. I was a. school principal and superintendent in. the deep south. And when I left that. job, I said to myself, every year I'm. going to treat like a school year and. I'm going to learn one big new hobby or. passion every single year. And that's. what the book The Invisible List is all. about. It's the the reference to. Invisible List is this idea that we all.

have this list of things that we wish. we'd done, hobbies, skills that we wish. we had acquired, uh, and then we think. we're too old to dust off that list and. do anything about them. It could be. learning Spanish, salsa, dancing, playing the guitar, whatever. and my. book, I take all my experience in. education and say, "Okay, here's how you. can actually tackle the items on that. list and go from beginner to. intermediate or even expert in those. issues." And I think that's a healthy. part of being involved in politics is. saying, "I have this fulfilled life. outside of me." It also means that you. get to interact with people who disagree.

with you politically and that means that. you have a chance to persuade them. So. that we get a chance to break out of our. sil silos and show people, hey, we're. not just keyboard warriors, right? We're. not just tweeting at people. Uh we're. out there in communities building. relationships with folks who might be. persuadable. >> And so talk about what was your I'm just. curious and I I want to talk about some. other broader kind of you know values. and principle. What what were your. things? I'm just curious. >> So I did powerlifting one year. I did. screenwriting. I did surfing tennis,

biochemistry, and Italian cooking and novel writing. Uh those are the years I've done so far. And then um next year I'm doing. firefighting. I'm learning to do. wildfire firefighting in Alabama. Uh, and so, uh, so every year I do these. things and I meet so many people who, you know, this is where I will have, you. know, I'll be down surfing somewhere and. I'll meet like a maha person, right? Or. I'll be um on a tennis court uh in. California somewhere and I'll meet like.

a country club Republican who like. flirts with voting for Trump, you know? So, it has a political component to it. And then you meet these people and you. you meet them in a non-political. context. You actually get to learn a lot. about the world because they don't view. they're not defensive. You know, they're. not like, "Oh, this is a guy on the. Midas Network trying to persuade me.". Uh, you know, with the Majority 54. podcast, this is somebody who just. shares this passion I have. And then it. gives me an opening to build that. relationship. And one thing I have to. tell you, you know, all these people I. know, and I grew up in Staten Island.

where it's a very split political. atmosphere. I never in my life at any. point have heard from more Republicans. who are fed up and finished with the. Republican party. Uh and I think that. we're in a commanding position here. >> You know, one of the realizations I made. about the Midas Touch Network and just. the media zeitgeist in general is that. there's so many people in the audience. who feel about corporate news or uh.

local news or whatever. It's like you're. trying to persuade me. You're trying to. push me. And so it became very clear to. me over time is to really make it very. clear in the network that it's not. actually about, you know, the kind of. gamified version of politics. I kind of. diagnose that as being the problem. when. you gify it and you go who's ahead, who's down, who's up, who's there? Oh my. gosh, did you can you believe that this. person, you know, you know, and so to.

me, what became very clear is when you. start building bridges about shared. values and principles, you make deeper. connections beyond polit and I've told. my wife and she doesn't believe me. I. say, I actually don't like politics. anymore. She's like, what do you mean? You know, you run a political media. I. say what I care about are the values and. principles and then the politics can. follow. But if we ground it in values. and principles and then Robbie what I. learned and I want to get your. perspective on this before we go these.

values and principles they transcend. nations. So what you find right away is. that the values and principles you build. connections like we did with Canada and. we launched Midas Canada. You build. connections in Europe. You build. connections in Africa. You build. connections in Asia, in Mexico, in. Central and South America and. everywhere. You build these connections. and you go, you know what, we share this. humanity and we need to, you know, build. these bridges. And what you also learn.

is that a lot of the forces that have. inflicted the harm are international in. nature as well. And the connection of. these kind of bad forces, the. authoritarian forces spread in an. international dimension. And so, and. I'll leave you with this thought so I. could hear your perspective. If you're. trying to fight these bad forces with. gamified politics versus big values and. principal propositions, you're bringing. a butterfight to your butter knife to.

like a nuclear fight and you're not. going to be able to take on these. challenges. And so it's both. self-rewarding, but these connections, values, and principles based that you. outline in the book, I think are helpful. to forming real meaningful connections, but advancing humanity in a shared way. So I'll give you the final word. >> Yeah. Well, on that front, so you know, we're on the Midas network. I happen to. think this is the most powerful uh media. organization in all of politics, especially within the Democratic party. We have a lot of friends both within our.

tent and then across the aisle uh who. are dominating the bestseller lists. This book just came out today. So I want. to give a challenge to the mightest. mighty. Get the invisible list. Uh it. will change your life. It'll show you. how to pursue your passions and your. hobbies. But also you get to put uh. something in the column of the Midas. network to say this is a warm-up act. because I know you guys got a book. coming out. Show what the power of this. network is. If uh you know even 10% of. the people who are listening to this buy. the book will be on the bestsellers list.

which is what I think all mightest hosts. should be because we're the most. powerful network out there. We have the. biggest most passionate audience out. there. So get the invisible list by. Robbie Gupta wherever you get your. podcast. I narrate the audio book for. people who like that. So if you just. want to hear it uh I think it's a great. way to get it. So uh get the invisible. list wherever you get your books and. listen to Majority 54. We are 2 pm. Eastern time live on the network every. Wednesday and then an audio right after. that. >> And what I love about this book is the. give back which is an undertaking that.

builds community and empathy and. relationships. And that to me is really. what this is all about, you know, and we. need to talk about that a lot. Ravi, I. also give you a lot of credit for. reading the audio. I did the audio too. and I split up different chapters with. my brothers and sitting there every word. and the pronunciation it was definitely. um hard. I have a newfound I always. respected voice talent but like to.

actually do it was one of the hardest. tasks uh you know. >> fun fact the the person who did their. audio book right before me was Elon. Musk's mother. Uh, so do with that what. you will. >> and I then have a newfound respect for. the producers who have to endure and sit. through things like that. Robbie Gupta, we appreciate you always. Majority 54 is. a great show. We love when you we love. the show. Invisible List, The Invisible. List by Robbie Gupta. >> Go get your copy now. Thanks, Robbie. >> Thank you, my friend.

>> Before you go, our book WTF America is. available for pre-order now. It's the. story of how we got here and how we. fight our way back. To pre-order, scan. the QR code or click the link in the. description. Let's do this.