This is getting really ugly
January 10, 2026
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as posted by the channel-- Marjorie Taylor Greene blasts Donald Trump over Venezuela and the economy, accidentally delivering a left-coded critique of corporate-driven regime change
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Original show date: January 7, 2026
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Guests & Subjects Covered
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16 claims extractedAmericans voted to dismantle elite-protecting systems
Regime change in Venezuela will benefit corporations over Americans
Regime change serves corporate interests, not democracy
Greene blames Trump for regime change, not deep state
50-year mortgage proposal harms average Americans
America First should prioritize citizens over donors and foreign interests
Young generation faces Social Security and housing insecurity
Trump's economic proposals are gimmicks and debt traps
Americans reject Republican-controlled government proposals
Trump administration serves corporations, not Americans
Domestic policy should prioritize jobs and housing over foreign intervention
Trump promised to challenge corporate interests but hasn't
Left and right populists use similar rhetoric but different solutions
Trump prioritizes foreign intervention over domestic needs
Trump administration pursuing multiple foreign interventions
Trump's own rhetoric used against him by former allies
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