Al Green EXPOSES Trump’s Treasury Secretary — ‘Don’t Fear the President!
November 12, 2025
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9:03Now PlayingAl Green EXPOSES Trump’s Treasury Secretary — ‘Don’t Fear the President!
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as posted by the channelWhen Congressman Al Green looked across the table and said, “Don’t fear the president,” the room went silent.
He wasn’t grandstanding — he was doing what too few in Washington ever do: telling the truth out loud.
In this tense exchange with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Green dismantled the illusion behind Trump’s tariffs and exposed a simple fact — the people paying the price aren’t foreign governments. It’s us.
Every tariff, every “America First” policy, becomes a tax on American consumers — the middle class, small businesses, and working families.
But this hearing wasn’t just about economics. It was about courage.
Because when a public servant hesitates to admit the obvious — that tariffs raise costs and fear drives silence — the problem isn’t policy, it’s power.
In this Liberal Lens breakdown, we unpack what this moment reveals about fear, truth, and the quiet cost of obedience in government.
Because democracy can survive disagreement — but it cannot survive silence.
Stay informed. Stay bold. Stay human.
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