Ep. 192 Uniparty Senators Unite: 'If We Can't Have Corruption, No One Can'.

If you don't hate the Senate yet, just wait—power game takes center stage soon in this uniparty swamp standing between Trump and Obama. That elite chamber, rigged since 1787 to echo British lords and banker cabals, keeps America chained to endless debt traps. Framed through the Holy Trinity of Politics—resource, power, and narrative—the Senate insulates elites with six-year terms and traditions like blue slips vetoing judges, making it ground zero for delaying Trump's 136 pending nominations as of July 23, including U.S. Attorneys to probe deep state rot or Epstein files. Republicans vow no August recess, but Democrats counter with pro forma sessions and procedural walks, like snubbing Alina Habba for U.S. Attorney—fired hours later by DOJ in a fiery showdown. Who knew these processes have ties to British roots too? Gabbard's treason bombshell says Clinton was on tranquilizers, but that doesn't explain the evil. The Senate's new Intel Act guts Gabbard's DNI staff to shield silos, pure uniparty protecting secrets. They'll bottleneck noms for aggressive prosecutors, risking filibusters or holds—break 'em with recess appointments, stack courts with Trump judges for immunity dismissals, and dominate narrative via X/Fox. Receipts expose the power game: Senate's where elites play dirty politics, deep state desperate.