Pax Americana, Machiavelli, and Realpolitik w/ Troy Carico

Populism has taken the reins of the Republican Party and that is a good thing.

Decorated military veteran and content machine, Troy Carico, joins the podcast this week to discuss the forthcoming Pax Americana under Emperor Donald John Trump. Drawing from his 22 years of military service and intelligence expertise, Carico champions Trump’s unapologetic embrace of realpolitik—a pragmatic, power-driven approach to international relations rooted in the strategies of Machiavelli, Bismarck, and Kissinger.

He argues that Trump’s America-first bravado has reshaped the global stage, prioritizing national interests through bold diplomacy and military might, rejecting globalist ideals, and emphasizing strength over appeasement in a world of competing powers.

While acknowledging criticisms of Trump’s approach as isolationist, Carico defends it as a necessary retrenchment, leveraging America’s economic and military dominance to secure prosperity and cultural ascendancy. He envisions a “nouveau Pax Americana,” where the U.S. stands as a fearless colossus, balancing fear and respect as Machiavelli advised.

Carico’s fervent call to action urges patriots to embrace this era of American supremacy, celebrating a leader who wields realpolitik with conviction. His insights offer a provocative perspective on Trump’s legacy and America’s role in a turbulent world, making this episode a must-listen for those intrigued by geopolitics and national pride.