Politics without the soap opera with unfiltered constitutional conservative truth.

The Conservative Review with Daniel Hurwitz.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter in the way they matter at the time they matter.

That time is today. It is Thursday, April 3rd.

Your host, Daniel Horowitz, back here today.

And there is a reason we say issues in the plural.

Because you can ever look at one issue in a vacuum.

You have to look broadly, deeply.

And that's what we do here.

We focus on the interconnection between a multitude of

economic, social, national security, legal issues, and then all of the politics that undergird

them state, federal, different branches of government, not myopic views. Because when you look at things myopically, it leads to

demagoguery. And I think this is very appropriate today, first show in a while where we're

going to do a deep dive, obviously, into trade policy. Trade by its nature is complex. It's multiple

countries, multiple items.

It comes around in a circle.

Every country is a producer and a consumer.

And even within the producers, they often, by necessity, obviously have to be consumers in some ways to, you know, consume, to import certain uh buy certain raw materials and products to make

the final product so you know unlike let's say certain things like transgenderism we live in a

time where there's a lot of black and white a lot of things are black and white because

there's so much insanity so it's like no, no, categorically, that is wrong.

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