How to Talk to Liberals Under Trump ft. Coronation Ball by Passage Press — Daily Persuasion Ep. 129

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What do you do when you’ve won, but the losers are still screaming? You don’t care—and in Episode 129 of Daily Persuasion, Joshua Lisec explains exactly why.

In “How to Talk to Liberals Under Trump ft. Coronation Ball by Passage Press,” Lisec delivers a razor-sharp monologue fresh off his visit to the now-iconic Coronation Ball, presented by Passage Press—an event that brought together the biggest names of the new right. From Jack Posobiec (Poso) and Mike Cernovich (Cerno) to Steve Bannon, Curtis Yarvin, and Chris Rufo, the Coronation Ball wasn’t just a party. It was a declaration of cultural, political, and persuasive dominance.

This episode of Daily Persuasion unpacks what victory really means in the post-election landscape—and how to speak from a position of strength, not supplication. Joshua Lisec, a master of persuasion psychology and bestselling ghostwriter with Passage Publishing, explores why the time for niceties is over and how to deploy persuasion techniques with confidence, clarity, and unapologetic conviction.

You’ll hear about Chris Rufo’s triumph—two of his three wishlist Executive Orders from the new Trump EO already fulfilled—and why he’s the one to watch. You’ll learn how Steve Bannon’s fiery speech on political prisoners and the moral terms of mercy galvanized a movement. You’ll understand how this isn’t just politics—it’s persuasion in its most potent form.

As Lisec breaks down persuasive techniques used by figures like Cerno, Poso, and Rufo, he exposes how liberal values are being met not with compromise, but with unapologetic counter-narratives. No more pretending that both sides are playing the same game. This episode shows you how to argue with liberals—and more importantly, how to persuade someone to do something without ever ceding the moral high ground. If you’ve struggled with how to talk to liberals under Trump, this is your blueprint.

Lisec walks listeners through real-world persuasion examples, especially from advertising and political rhetoric, that showcase the effectiveness of going on offense. If you’ve ever wondered how to persuade someone who sees the world completely differently—or how to withstand rhetorical manipulation—this is your masterclass.

He connects these insights to the ongoing battle of cultural influence and media hoaxes, like the recent Elon Musk "Nazi salute" hysteria.

Lisec shows how examples of persuasion in advertising are being mirrored in political narratives—how the left attempts to redefine the conversation through emotional manipulation, and how the right can resist through clarity and confidence.

This isn’t about being polite. It’s about power—and the psychology of persuasion behind it. You’ll come away with actionable insights on techniques of persuasion in writing, how to identify propaganda, and how to reframe conversations with people who live in ideological bubbles.

Episode 129 of Daily Persuasion is a full-circle moment for Lisec and Passage Publishing, now a powerhouse force behind works that are shifting the political narrative. At the Coronation Ball, these ideas came to life. And in this episode, you’ll feel like you were there, witnessing the beginning of what Lisec calls The Golden Age.

Whether you're defending your worldview or helping others question theirs, this episode arms you with the persuasion techniques that actually work.

Listen now and step into your role as a winner—because the era of explaining yourself is over.