TRUMP TO INVADE GREENLAND, RESCUE IRAN, & RUN VENEZUELA?!

REGIME CHANGE EXPOSED

Dinesh D'Souza is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, award-winning filmmaker, and former White House policy analyst under Ronald Reagan. , Dinesh brings a unique insider perspective to the ruthless game of global power. In this episode, he cuts through the media hysteria to reveal the cold, hard truth about American intervention.

🔥 THE BREAKDOWN:

• AMERICA FIRST ≠ AMERICA ONLY: Does putting our country first mean ignoring the rest of the world? Dinesh argues that true nationalism sometimes requires bold global action—but only when it serves our interests.

• WHEN REGIME CHANGE ACTUALLY WORKS: Why do some interventions liberate nations while others create disasters? We analyze the specific conditions that make toppling a dictator viable versus a fool's errand.

• THE BACKFIRE EFFECT: From the Bay of Pigs to Iraq, Dinesh exposes why foreign intervention frequently backfires and creates worse enemies than before.

• THE SECRET INGREDIENT: Why internal politics matter infinitely more than external military force—and why you can’t force freedom on a population that isn't ready to fight for it.

• GREENLAND & THE ART OF THE THREAT: Dinesh dissects the crucial difference between influence, pressure, and direct action. Is Trump’s threat to invade Greenland a literal plan, or a masterclass in leverage?

• ISRAEL, IRAN, & THE "BIBI" OPTION: With the Mullahs on the ropes, should Trump intervene directly to help the Iranian people? Or is the smarter play to step back and let Netanyahu and Israel finish the job?

• THE MADURO TAKEDOWN: Why the media hates admitting that pressure on Venezuela works. We compare the recent strategies against Maduro to the failed, weak-kneed appeasement of the past.

• GOOD VS. BAD COUPS: When is toppling a government a moral duty? Dinesh breaks down the difference between a "Neocon endless war" and a "Liberation Strategy" that puts America First.

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