Billie Johnson

[War Correspondent @warDaniel47]

🚨 BREAKING OVERNIGHT: The SAVE America Act GOT 50 VOTES thanks to Sen. Susan Collins voting in favor of Mike Lee's amendment

THEY JUST PROVED IT CAN GET 51 VOTES, with JD Vance as a tie-breaker!

This version of the bill still contains voter ID and proof of citizenship 🔥

But it needed 60.

SO NO MORE EXCUSES! Nuke the filibuster.

Lee says this is the HOUSE-passed version of SAVE America, which still secures our elections to a VERY strong degree.

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@amuse One day at a time.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Send the video to everyone you know showing how heinously Nowak was treated by the police in his dying moments and how the police cravenly kowtowed to his murderer.

Legacy mainstream media, same ones who wrote about George Floyd millions of times, are dead silent about Nowak.

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@RobertKennedyJr No wonder you’re in politics, you’ve always played with snakes!

[Owen Gregorian @OwenGregorian]

Bessent Lays Out Sweeping Intellectual Case for Trump’s Economic Doctrine | John Carney, Breitbart

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday delivered the Trump administration’s most sweeping statement yet of its economic-security doctrine, arguing that decades of bipartisan trade policy left the United States strategically dependent on foreign rivals and that the administration’s tariffs, industrial policies, and supply-chain measures are not a break with American tradition but an attempt to recover it.

The address, titled “While America Slept” and timed to the nation’s 250th anniversary, amounted to a comprehensive intellectual accounting of how the post-Cold War consensus on trade, globalization, and industrial policy had, in Bessent’s telling, eroded American sovereignty — and what the administration intends to do about it.

“A nation that cannot manufacture, mine, ship, or refine its needs gradually cedes its strength — and sovereignty — to others,” Bessent said. “That is a dangerous dependency for any country. It is an unacceptable one for the United States.”

The speech was notable as much for its philosophical ambition as for its policy content. Rather than defending specific tariff actions or trade measures on narrow economic grounds, Bessent challenged the underlying framework that has governed American economic thinking for a generation, the idea that cheaper goods and efficient supply chains were adequate measures of national prosperity.

“We measured abundance at the checkout counter rather than the factory gate,” he said. “We talked about GDP, but not enough about its composition.”

The address drew comparisons to Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s address to the Munich Security Conference in February, in which Rubio articulated a new framework for American foreign policy to a skeptical European audience. Where Rubio’s Munich speech was widely seen as the moment the administration’s foreign policy vision achieved doctrinal coherence, Bessent’s Reagan Institute address appeared to represent a similar crystallization on the economic side.

Bessent traced what he described as a series of compounding errors: the decision to treat trade policy as separate from national strategy; the extension of strategic trust to China through WTO accession and permanent normal trade relations; and the embrace of just-in-time supply chains that the pandemic exposed as brittle. The failures, he argued, were not accidental but philosophical — the product of a political class that had “preferred the comfort of old formulas.”

“The warning lights were glaring all around us,” he said. “Cheaper was always better. Offshoring was inevitable. Industrial policy was unfashionable. And strategic dependence was acceptable so long as the cost remained invisible.”

In enumerating the administration’s response, Bessent presented a series of executive actions — the America First Trade Policy memorandum, reciprocal tariff actions, Section 232 designations on critical minerals, an executive order on maritime dominance, and the Strategic Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Reserve — not as isolated measures but as components of a unified strategic doctrine linking trade, industrial capacity, and national security.

Bessent was careful to distinguish the doctrine from protectionism or isolationism. “It does not mean retreating from the world,” he said. “On the contrary, it means engaging with it on stronger, fairer, and more sustainable terms.” The target, he said, was not interdependence as such but what he called dangerous overdependence — particularly on strategic adversaries.

“Manufacturing is more than output on a balance sheet,” he told the audience. “It is a reservoir of practical capability: engineers and welders, tool-and-die makers and logistics networks, plant managers and workers who know how to solve problems on the factory floor. When that ecosystem is strong, a country can adapt quickly. When it is hollowed out, adaptation becomes slower, more costly, and less certain.”

The speech closed with a sustained invocation of Reagan — “we don’t hide from our mistakes, we learn from them” — and an explicit callback to the former president’s “morning in America” formulation.

“While America slept, our vulnerabilities grew,” Bessent said. “But under President Trump’s leadership, we are alert to the risks we can no longer ignore — and attuned to the responsibilities we can no longer defer.”

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[John C. Dvorak @THErealDVORAK]

@AmericaPapaBear of course!
https://t.co/cheGklfnZn

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Both men said “I can’t breathe”, but only one man’s death was covered relentlessly by the media.

The only conclusion that can be drawn is that the legacy mainstream media is incredibly, hatefully racist against Whites.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

WOW 🚨 California Democrats put in the Stop Nick Shirley Act that they can actually PUT JOURNALISTS IN JAIL for investigating fraud

It’s not just video takedown requests, fines and legal fees, you can go to jail

I looked into this and they can actually file criminal charges against journalists

They can file these charges for what they consider “aggressive tactics”

This would fall under

- Repeated visits to private property
- Confronting staff
- Filming in ways that disrupt operations
- Doxxing addresses (Meaning literally just mentioning the facility)

You could face civil suits, restraining orders, fines, or CRIMINAL HARASSMENT CHARGES if prosecutors stretch the law

@Brookerteejones “This bill says that if anyone investigates fraud taking place in immigrant communities and state-funded NGOs, they actually can go to jail, be fined up to $10,000, spend a lot of money defending themselves, And if they post a video about it, well, the video will have to come down.”

Democrats are the real criminals for criminalizing the exposing fraud

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@SecKennedy @USDA @SecRollins What about hemp?

[Mike Benz @MikeBenzCyber]

Perkins Coie, the DNC law firm behind the Steele Dossier & Alfa Bank hoax, not only represented Ray Epps, it directly funded the DNC branch of the private CIA (NDI, NED's DNC arm) -- and the Trust & Safety Professional Association, the Censorship Industry's formal trade group!

[John C. Dvorak @THErealDVORAK]

New column on big pharma stranglehold on the USA
https://t.co/FW68IJHeMH

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@amuse Too bad they aren’t holding a
a “Burn my house Karen!” signs.

[James Woods @RealJamesWoods]

Harsh and some coarse language, but razor sharp insight into the disastrous failure of Senate RINOs to protect election integrity.

[Senator Ron Johnson @SenRonJohnson]

This is the biggest government scandal of my lifetime, and the legacy media refuses to cover it.

The FDA knew that COVID injections were causing severe adverse events, including sudden cardiac death, pulmonary infarction, and Bell’s palsy.

Americans had the Right to Know, and those affected deserve justice.

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@SecKennedy Why isn’t there a national criteria for what’s a vaccine?

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@TulsiGabbard @MikeBenzCyber @ODNIgov I’m so sorry to hear about your husband and sad to see you leave the administration. You were one of my favorites.

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

JUST LANDED IN TEXAS

I’ll be in the Lone Star State for the next week doing everything I can to ensure Trump-endorsed Ken Paxton becomes our Republican Senate nominee.

See you TONIGHT!

📍 Midway BBQ
6025 Highway Blvd
Katy, TX  77494

⏰ 6 p.m.

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@EshaAA33 👍

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@nicksortor Yay!

[Billie Johnson @mytechguyga]

@THErealDVORAK I say the opposite. California would be worse if he spent more time governing.