Why Trump Supporters Seem Angry ft. Unhumans Book — Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec Ep. 160

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What if the fury of millions wasn’t just political—but personal, primal, and purpose-driven?

In Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec, Episode 160, titled “Why Trump Supporters Seem Angry ft. Unhumans Book,” Lisec delivers a penetrating analysis of the real reason why Trump supporters seem angry. This isn’t just about red vs. blue or liberals vs. conservatives debates—it’s about betrayal, censorship, and cultural sabotage. Joshua Lisec, New York Times bestselling author, persuasion expert, and certified hypnotist, guides you through the psychological and cultural underpinnings of this outrage, with the Unhumans book at the center of the storm.

You’ll hear firsthand accounts and persuasion examples from influential figures like Mike Cernovich and Scott Adams. These aren’t rants—they’re declarations. What does it mean when someone says they’re “not going back”? Why are millions of Trump supporters now saying it’s “ride or die” for President Trump? Lisec connects the dots with clarity, precision, and—true to form—persuasion techniques rooted in psychology, rhetoric, and hypnotic influence.

The Unhumans book, co-authored by Lisec and Jack Posobiec, is not just mentioned in this episode—it’s the backbone. Cited repeatedly as a cultural map for understanding the chaos of 2024, Unhumans explores how leftist ideologies infiltrated institutions, rewired norms, and erased moral boundaries. Lisec shows how this infiltration is more than political—it’s spiritual. When he refers to the “dehumanization of the foot soldiers” of the progressive machine, he’s not using metaphor. As Unhumans lays out in Chapter 13, this is the legacy of ideological warfare—and Trump supporters have had enough.

If you’re tired of surface-level liberals vs conservatives debates, this episode dives into the deep end of the liberals vs conservatives spectrum. Lisec outlines the persuasion psychology behind movements, uprisings, and yes—elections. You’ll learn how to persuade someone to do something when they’ve been lied to for years. The key? Cut through the sarcasm, break the trance of analogies, and deliver persuasive techniques that reach people where it hurts—emotionally, morally, and historically.

You’ll also get real-world examples of persuasion in advertising and media manipulation: how newsrooms gaslit the public about President Biden’s competence, and how Trump supporters saw through it long before it became “acceptable” to talk about it. If you’ve ever wondered why your liberal friend is still living in 2016 while you’re watching the season finale of American civilization, this episode offers a path forward. And yes, Lisec hints at an upcoming episode that teaches how to persuade someone—even a liberal—to finally get caught up.

The daily persuasion project is bigger than commentary. It’s about equipping you with tools—persuasion techniques, techniques of persuasion in writing, real persuasion examples—to change minds in your circle, influence your community, and defend the truth. In this episode, you’ll witness how Scott Adams went from “I just preferred Trump” to a 1776 moment. Why? Because, as Lisec makes clear, the deeper motivation isn’t politics—it’s protection. Of family, of future, of civilization.

So whether you’ve already read Unhumans, are about to pick up a copy, or are looking for clarity in this bizarre moment of American history, this episode is essential. Lisec’s breakdown isn’t just theory—it’s a field manual for anyone who wants to understand why Trump supporters seem angry, how to respond, and what to do next.

Watch Episode 160 now, and discover why this isn't just a conversation—it's the turning point in the battle of ideas. Welcome back to Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec.

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