Gutfeld! Monologues - Trump 2.0 Is Changing The Speed Of Politics

Episode Date: April 30, 2025

As seen on Gutfeld!, Greg touts President Trump’s first 100 days in office. Plus, he notes how democrats are still clinging to identity politics, obsessing over past oppressions, and protesting outside of their own buildings…  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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or read a five-minute summary of the book at economic principles.org. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So today marks Donald Trump's first 100 days in office. Fair enough. But in reality, 100 is an arbitrary number,

kind of like the age of consent for Hunter Biden, or Kamala's blood alcohol content. But with Trump, 100 feels like a thousand. So many moves, and many are big. This March saw the lowest monthly number of border encounters on record. Violent illegals who roamed the streets under Biden are being removed at record speed. Only nine illegals have been discharged into the country.

country. But they were released into the audience for Fox and Friends and quickly self-deported. Trump downsized federal government with Doge, saving $160 billion in the process. It's far from enough. But at this rate, $1.6 billion a day, we might avoid economic ruin. He crushed DEI, took men out of women's sports, returned plastic straws to our waiting mouths, unleashed domestic energy production, and made showers great again. Not that some Democrats. Democrats actually use them. But when Trump says he'll do something, he does it at breakneck speed. How do you explain this?

Well, all Trump did is match the pace of politics to the accelerating change of technology. And Trump 2.0 is changing the speed of politics. So much so, it's like replacing a carrier pigeon with a 5G iPhone. Or replacing Jesse Waters with someone who had their GED. So as policies move faster than a pruned Danish through Joe Biden's digestive tract, other things will take time, like tariffs. But where's the media's hysterics now that the stock markets return to near normal in mere days? I get it because while Trump's rolling, Dems are polling at record lows,

coming in just above poison ivy and just below anal fissures. So they resort to aping the past with no solutions for the future. All right. Don't go anywhere. We'll be right back. Mint is still $15 a month for premium wireless. And if you haven't made the switch yet, here are 15 reasons why you should. One, it's $15 a month. Two, seriously, it's $15 a month. Three, no big contracts.

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Array! Array! Array! The Conjuring Last Rites, only in theater September 5th, Bridgetar. On Sunday, Dem leaders sat on the Capitol steps, spewing verbal diarrhea for 12 hours. They were so sad, even pigeons would and shit on them. Corey Booker emphasized moral urgency. Well, if it's so urgent, Corey, why are you the one killing the most time?

I've seen homeless guys get more crap done. On one hand, he tells us the sky's falling. On the other, he's seeing how long he can go without being. But today, Dems are too impaired by anger and self-driven theatrics to see clearly. They're chasing the romance of resistance, embracing losing issues like the Maryland dad, as if Ward Cleaver also punched June in the face. No wonder the corrupt media, our neutral observers, have hit Trump with a 92% negative. coverage. So what's going on here? Well, Trump's revealed the true battle. It's between the

ins and the outs, the self-obsessed versus the selfless. Every morning, Trump wakes up to life as an adventure. What can I do today? What dragon can I slay? Meanwhile, the aging dems still cling to identity politics. They become consumed by the self and left the world behind. Trump, however, has no time for who he is. It's what he does that matters. He's productive, not resentful. The future is his. The past is dead. Modern leftism is the reverse. It no longer seeks meaning in the outside world. It's now who you are, not what you do, which leads to nothing but disaster. Look at the border, crime, biology. The obsession with self replaced the pursuit of solutions. Meanwhile, the solution to the Dems problem is right in front of them. It's Trump. He's showing you the way forward, and it is forward. You need to stop looking backward, obsessing over past depressions while mimicking dead radicals. You need to look up and out. There's a world out there that dwarves

whatever you think your pronoun is. Right now, the Dems are looking backward and inward. No future, no adventure, just the past and the sad self. So today serves as a moment of reflection. A hundred days can be a transformative period, but only if you're tired of living in the past and living in your own head. Let's welcome

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