Toward a World that Works for Everyone
YouTube Notes: Susan Kokinda argues that President Trump’s Thursday night address aimed to expose a cover-up of election infrastructure vulnerabilities by declassifying intelligence on foreign interference and related risks, while highlighting claims that elements within the FBI/CIA and DHS under the Biden administration kept the information from the President, Congress, and the public. She says […]
YouTube Notes: Barbara Boyd, Susan Kokinda and Adam Sturman take questions on July 9,2026. This week, Europe said the quiet part in print. The Wall Street Journal just published the inside story of a five-hour emergency session at European Council headquarters in Brussels — participants called it “therapy night” — where Europe’s leaders wrestled […]
YouTube Notes: At the NATO summit in Ankara, President Trump signaled a new foreign-policy dynamic by prioritizing Turkey and President Erdogan—nearly skipping the summit, praising Turkey’s independent role on Iran, and floating renewed F-35 sales despite Turkey’s S-400 purchase and ties to both Moscow and Kiev. In contrast, European leaders and Canada’s Mark Carney arrived […]
YouTube Notes: Barbara Boyd argues that recent speeches by President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance offer an antidote to communism, socialism, and what she calls Democrats’ targeting of Gen Z and millennials through a counterculture shaped under Obama, Biden, and teachers’ unions. She describes escalating attacks on Trump’s planned Freedom 250 celebration, including […]
YouTube Notes: On America’s 250th Independence anniversary, Susan Kokinda argues that this moment is more profound because Donald Trump and his administration are reviving the “American System” of political economy—tariffs to promote domestic industry, manufacturing, and internal improvements—after it was suppressed following President William McKinley’s assassination in 1901. She contrasts the American System with […]
YouTube Notes: Susan Kokinda argues that new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s inaugural press conference signaled a break with the Phillips Curve “cruel choice” doctrine, insisting strong growth, low prices, and high employment are compatible through productivity-led expansion. She highlights Warsh’s rejection of forward guidance and his call for markets to focus on incoming […]
YouTube Notes: Barbara Boyd, Susan Kokinda and Adam Sturman take questions from both the Youtube live chat and our Newsletter Subscribers! Trump just redrew the map. The Iran war is all but settled — and the deal was brokered with help from Russia and China, not NATO, not the EU, not the G7. As […]
YouTube Notes: Ahead of the G7 in Evian, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney warned of a “global rupture” as the post–Cold War rules-based order breaks down, a claim the episode argues was underscored by Donald Trump’s summit remarks, suggesting Syria should handle Hezbollah if Israel cannot without “killing everyone else,” and criticizing Israel’s actions […]
YouTube Notes: In this special Monday broadcast, Promethean Action discusses the newly signed 60-day memorandum of understanding with Iran, highlighting JD Vance’s claims that no funds have been released and that sanctions relief depends on verification and elimination of enriched stockpiles, alongside reports that Russia and China helped conclude the deal. Barbara Boyd and […]
Susan K is pointing out that when one is focused on the highest good of the people, one does not simply bomb a country to the stone age. The better option is one that lays the groundwork for a country to govern itself and be prosperous, which is exactly the point of what’s happening. Trump […]
YouTube Notes: Barbara Boyd, Susan Kokinda and Adam Sturman took questions from both the Youtube live chat and our Newsletter Subscribers. The press said Iran killed the talks. It didn’t. Israel did. When Netanyahu threatened to bomb Hezbollah in Beirut, Tehran walked from the table — and Trump got on the phone, turned the […]
YouTube Notes: This episode argues that leaked details of a Trump-Netanyahu call and John Bolton’s complaints reveal Trump’s rejection of the traditional National Security Council process and the permanent intelligence bureaucracy’s control over presidential decision-making. It links that shift to Trump’s appointment of Bill Pulte as acting Director of National Intelligence, citing establishment and […]
YouTube Notes: Susan Kokinda argues that Jamie Dimon, Mark Carney, and Tony Blair are suddenly echoing Donald Trump, because a major shift in economic and strategic power is underway. She highlights: Dimon’s admission that outsourcing and dependence on adversaries was a mistake; Carney’s “Canada Strong” pitch on investment and sovereignty alongside continued globalist policies; and […]
YouTube Notes: Susan Kokinda analyzes President Trump’s May 14th post responding to Xi Jinping’s remarks about the “Thucydides Trap,” arguing media coverage framed the U.S. as declining while Trump asserted America’s renewed strength. She says the summit’s real significance was Trump bringing an unprecedented delegation of top U.S. CEOs into the bilateral meeting and […]
YouTube Notes: As President Trump prepares to travel to China, this episode argues that Putin’s remarks about Russia’s “partners and friends” (China, India, and the U.S.) reveal a shifting global alignment that alarms the Obama–Soros network. It examines the Global Progress Action Summit in Toronto, where Barack Obama appeared, and Center for American Progress […]
