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Hawk After Dark Ep 28: Subscriber Questions
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December 8, 2024
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46:47Now PlayingIn this episode Hawk answers various subscriber questions while addressing current political and social issues. He delves into potential scenarios under a potential second Trump administration, including concerns about mass deportations, potential attacks on naturalized citizens, and threats to social safety net programs like Social Security and Medicare. He expresses deep apprehension about the future of American democracy, highlighting potential restrictions on voting and the broader implications of Trump's potential return to power.
He also covers several specific topics, including the alleged pump-and-dump cryptocurrency scheme by a viral internet personality, Tucker Carlson's recent visit to Russia, potential nominees for key government positions, and the possibility of pardons for Trump's legal cases. Throughout the episode, Hawk (as usual) maintains a critical perspective on current political developments, emphasizing the potential dangers of what he sees as increasing authoritarianism and the voluntary surrender of democratic norms by American voters. It all feels like a bad dream.
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