Everything will change with the new Administration.

0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning, a new administration in Washington. What’s going to happen on January twentieth? What is today is Kat McFarlin and she was with the Trump administration previously. She served as Deputy National Security Advisor under Michael Flint, General Micha blub Flint and KT What do Americans what does the world look forward to on January twentieth when President Trump

0:31 is inaugurated.

0:33 Speaker 2 Well, he’s going to be a very long day because he said on day one he’s going to do a number of things. The first thing he’s going to do is his phrase is Drill, Baby Drill. In other words, he’s going to take the handcuffs off the American energy industry.

0:46 He’s going to allow American energy to be liquified, national guests to be exported to Europe. He’ll allow drilling in places, and take a lot of the regulations off. So almost immediately, as you’ve taught me, John, the price of oil is going to come down, and that’ll be an amazing stimulant to the American economy, but it will also have profound

1:07 national security country.

1:08 Speaker 1 You can bring down the price of oil too by opening up the Suez Canal. And the Red Sea which has been closed what six seven months now, if I forget already, I mean.

1:17 Speaker 2 Yeah, because of THETIS all, it’s all those things, and then that it will be terrific for the American economy, but it will also bankrupt bank guns. You know, Russia and China. Russia and Iran need to export oil at high prices to pay for their wars. They won’t have that money. And so Trump is going to be able

1:38 to negotiate deals to end the Ukraine War, is going to end the war that Iran has against Israel through its various proxies. And I think with regard to China, China is the most energy media country in the world.

1:50 They’ve got to import energy, and if we’re in the country with the most energy, we’ll have enormous leverage.

1:56 Speaker 1 Right now, KT will on the National Best Show on Sunday morning. I will tell you the advice I would give President Trump, because he does follow the advice once in a while, is that we don’t want to bankrupt.

2:11 The United States does not want to bankrupt anybody. We want to be able to be fair and square to the entire world. We want to have America have the advantage along with the Canada and North America to have the advantage. But it’s got to be the price has to be where it doesn’t bankrupt anybody in the world,

2:33 but that the United States should have an advantage, and that way we have world we want world peace and world economic peace.

2:44 Speaker 2 Well, the play about bankruptcy means, you know, look, you don’t want them to go under in that sense, but what you want is for Iran and Russia not to have the extra windfall profits that they’ve enjoyed in the last.

2:55 Speaker 1 Couple and used it in the wrong way.

3:00 Speaker 2 They’d use it for war.

3:01 Speaker 1 Yeah, I agree. So what else?

3:06 Speaker 2 Well, I think Donald Trump’s going to have a long first day and a very successful one.

3:09 Speaker 1 Then yep, So what else do you think. We talked about energy, we talked about bringing the wars to an end, and what is the world leader’s reaction. Have you seen any reaction yet from world leaders?

3:27 Speaker 2 You know, it’s interesting. I’ve spent the last several months going around the world meeting with officials from Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia, and even though some of them publicly say, oh, Donald Trump would be a terrible president, privately they’re saying, oh, we really want him back. Especially in the Middle East.

3:45 They’re saying, you know, with the Biden administration, we don’t even know who’s in charge. We don’t know what the policy is going to be day to day. Was Trump. We knew Trump would look this in the face. He’d be straightforward. It was always common sense and there was always a deal to be had. So they were all

3:58 saying to me, we really want Trump to win. And with regard to NATO, for example, Trump has said things like, well, we’re going to pull out of NATO unless our allies pay their fair share. And really he just wants us a negotiating taxi. He just wants them to pay their fair share. They’ve not been paying their fair share for

4:16 thirty years, and under Trump and his administration they paid before then they’ve blacked after in Biden, and he’s going to get our allies to ante up to what they owe for our common defense.

4:28 Speaker 1 Absolutely, I spoke to a lot of the Opic nations and they had, you know, they had zero respect for this White House. And I don’t want to blame President Biden directly because I think the people around him were advising him wrong and pushing him the wrong way. I mean, I think you’re gonna have a lot of respect from

4:50 most of the world leaders.

4:53 Speaker 2 Yeah. And the thing about the whether it was Biden or Harris. I talked to a very senior reporter, household name a couple of weeks ago, and I said, but you can’t really expect Kamala Harris to be president. She doesn’t know anything. And he says something very revealing. He said, Well, don’t worry. She’ll have really good advisors and she’ll take

5:13 their advice. They’ll lead her and guide her. To me, said at all, she was never going to be more than a puppet if she were elected.

5:21 Speaker 1 Absolutely correct. She wasn’t qualified to be president. I mean I have not been against her, but she wasn’t qualified.

5:29 Speaker 2 Well, and they covered up for her, and they covered up that she wasn’t qualified, and they really didn’t care if she was qualified, because that permanent bureaucracy was going to run things no matter who was president.

5:40 Speaker 1 Yeah, absolutely correct. What else you want to tell the American people? You are you looking forward to a great new year?

5:49 Speaker 2 I think that with Donald Trump back in the White House, and in a funny way, John because he was because he lost in twenty twenty, it was the best thing that could have had and done a lot of ways, because in twenty twenty, he would have been stuck with the sort of tail end of COVID, and he would have

6:06 had a bureaucracy that was against him, and he would have had In fact, many of the people who worked for him didn’t think he was as smart as they were, so they were working against him. This time around, COVID’s gone.

6:18 We have enormous economic opportunities, especially with energy. There’ll be a lot of low hanging fruit for him to pick off for advantageous foreign policy for America. And he’s going to have people that he knows, he knows the system, he knows the people. So I’m looking forward to an amazing next four years.

6:38 Speaker 1 I agree with you. I think he has he knows what went wrong during the first term, and I’m going to tell you kt in case. You know, President Obama put two thousand hey individuals in every agency around in Washington, and President Trump didn’t realize that.

7:00 Speaker 2 Yeah, and.

7:02 Speaker 1 They acted. They acted, They acted against President Trump, and until he realized what was going on, it was too late.

7:12 Speaker 2 It was too late because then they were all of the impeachment. You know, I was one of the co chairmen of the Transition in twenty sixteen seventeen, and I’d been in Washington before. I knew that there were, you know, a lot of snakes in that guard. But I think all this underestimated just how much the bureaucracy would try

7:28 to just stop everything he was doing. I mean, air every meeting we went to, somebody leaked at anonymous sources, and they would twist it and they would just they would make stuff up to try to get after President Trump and all the people around him. Now Trump understands, and he knows, and they know that he knows. So

7:46 I think it’ll be a very different, confident president who walks in on day one and can do significant policy changes to correct the damage but also to take advantage of the enormous opportunities.

7:59 Speaker 1 In addition, and I’ve said this, the attorney general he picked the first time, what was.

8:04 Speaker 2 His name again, Sessions, Jeff Sessions.

8:08 Speaker 1 He took a note of office, and he didn’t tell Trump to the president till the next day that he can’t act exactly the way attorney general for the Act. Somebody must have showed him pictures they had of something.

8:24 Speaker 2 I was with President Trump that day. We had gone to Florida for the christening of an aircraft carrier to gerald Ford, and as we were coming back on Air Force one, we were stunned to see the brand new Attorney General say, well, we’re going to launch an investigation against President Trump. No warning to President Trump, no sense

8:42 of pushback, just okay.

8:45 Speaker 1 Smell, I’m going to give you one more, you know, KT, And just to get it off my chest on a Sunday morning, is Obama a Hillary? Everybody that ran for president to last since two thousand and four and the Democratic Party got sixty sixty five million votes, How did President Biden get eighty one million votes? That is the

9:15 question mark. I don’t know. We’ll find out that when we find out who really killed Kennedy.

9:23 Speaker 2 I know, let’s sure, yeah. And I do think that there are a lot there’s a lot in those files that it would be really terrific if somebody opened up the files. You know, sunlight’s the best disinfection. Let’s find out.

9:35 Speaker 1 Thank you so much, KT, but falling, thank you for being a patriot. Thank you for helping change and bringing back America to what America always was.

9:45 Speaker 2 It’s an honor and a pleasure.

9:46 Speaker 1 JOm thank you, Thank you Cott, thank you for letting me take it off my chess KT.

9:52 Speaker 2 Well, I think that’s You’re absolutely right and is there are many stories to be told. I can tell you having been a government Yeah, files are in there. Nobody in government ever does anything without leaving the paper trail.

10:04 And once you get the right attorney general, and once you get the right Director of National Intelligence, you could open those files and ban as there’s stuff hiding in there.

10:14 Speaker 1 DJT has to make the right choices in the right positions.

10:18 Speaker 2 I completely agree.

10:19 Speaker 1 I’ll catch up with you real soon.