Trump and his associates are using the National Guard and ICE to establish a lawless, unaccountable enforcement force to target political enemies.

“And this is extra scary because this ties into, and we'll get to this in a little bit. I have some information on this, the stuff that he's doing around the elections, right? you know that there's all these things that are moving into place around the elections where it looks like he's going to make”

Trump is using his administration to shield financial criminals who pay him, which is a perversion of the rule of law.

“So like there is no more law anymore in the country if you think about it.”

The Trump administration has increasingly relied on business deals and financial entanglements with foreign entities to exert influence, which creates inherent conflicts of interest for officials.

“influence is not just like paying a lobbyist. influence is like a business deal or dangling a business deal to you know Jared Kushner or Don Jr. or you know the Wickoff's kids. Uh and we see that I think affecting the way that the Trump administration exercises its like power on the world stage in a”

The Trump administration's actions against agencies dealing with drug demand, like SAMHSA, NIH, and the CDC's Division of Overdose Prevention, are destructive to public health.

“the three operations that were really responsible for doing something about the demand were decimated. The the agency that handles uh uh substance abuse and mental health suddenly got its budget completely zapped. And uh ditto with the great extent for the National Institute for Drug uh abuse”

The Trump administration uses the drug war as a pretext and smoke screen to cover up corruption and seize resources like Venezuelan oil.

“It's never been about drugs, okay? It's never been about curtailing drugs. They they killed people in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. They killed people in the Pacific as a pretense to invade a country and take the oil and sell it.”

The Trump administration would be more effective if it focused on deporting convicted criminal illegal immigrants rather than pursuing mass deportations without due process.

“What I would have done, okay, I bring Kim back in here. What I would have done, well, hang on one sec. What I would have done, Kim, I think I would have started with the convicted criminal illegal immigrants, of which there are many, and I would have deported all of those.”

President Trump has a legitimate mandate to deport illegal immigrants who are currently residing in the United States.

“I think that Trump has a referendum or a mandate not simply to seal the border against new illegals, but also to send the illegals who are here back home.”