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Project 2025

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Sep 22, 2026

Kylie CheungGUEST
59:52
All while they'll use that language.
Kylie CheungGUEST
59:54
It's like, you know, I think the bind of like, you know, how scary Project 2025 is even scarier, I think, in a lot of ways was that there was no vote.
Kylie CheungGUEST
60:04
democratic
Felix BiedermanHOST
60:05
version
HawkHOST
7:09
And that's after the US Supreme Court eradicated what was left of the Voting Rights Act effectively taking away the rights of 26 million black Americans in the South to be represented in the House of Representatives, half of this nation's population of black Americans.
HawkHOST
7:35
I mean, if they were gonna be accurate, the Heritage Foundation would have renamed Project 2025 as Project Ethnic Cleansing.
HawkHOST
7:46
This administration is engaged in explicit ethnic cleansing of the United States and remigration.
HawkHOST
7:53
They want an all white United States.
Thom HartmannHOST
25:23
We have the mentee of an anti-democracy billionaire as our vice president.
Thom HartmannHOST
25:27
We have a Project 2025 architect who was excited about the idea of putting federal workers in trauma, his phrase, in charge of our federal workers.
Thom HartmannHOST
25:38
We have a racist whose own uncle publicly denounced him as an immigration hypocrite in charge of immigration policy.
Thom HartmannHOST
25:45
We have a former NFL player in charge of public housing.
Chris MathieuHOST
4:24
Hm.
John KliszakGUEST
4:24
So they did the Project 2025 thing.
John KliszakGUEST
4:26
I, I looked at that.
John KliszakGUEST
4:28
I got a heads-up on some of the main policies.
John KliszakGUEST
4:35
And so the main things were the, um, they were supposedly gonna dismantle the Department of Education, but the other part was the school choice agenda.
John KliszakGUEST
4:47
Um, and so I wrote two articles for Unlimited Hangout.
John KliszakGUEST
4:49
One looked at, it's early February, the Project 2025 ag- uh, agenda.
John KliszakGUEST
4:55
Um, and then the second one was sort of an extension of that, and I looked at how the vouchers and neo-vouchers were gonna be facilitated through, uh, the, the digital wallet industry, and how that was gonna dovetail with the, the stable coin agenda, and also tie [audio cuts out] thing.
Mary MorganHOST
14:10
Right.
Brett DasovicHOST
14:10
Like, "We need to stop Project 2025 in the election.
Brett DasovicHOST
14:15
Go out and vote."
Mary MorganHOST
14:17
Yeah, so let's just play the video, um, 'cause it's hard to read any of this out loud.
Blaq RonGUEST
159:18
And they give a nigga the whole goddamn plan instead of just squeezing the goddamn gun and killing him.
Blaq RonGUEST
159:23
They stood right in front of us and told us what Project 2025 entailed, chapter, book, and verse.
Blaq RonGUEST
159:29
Put it out.
Blaq RonGUEST
159:29
Publish it.
Yuri RashkinHOST
23:40
I
Jonathan FinkHOST
23:40
mean, they don't mention Project 2025.
Jonathan FinkHOST
23:43
They explicitly leave out anything political, actually.
Jonathan FinkHOST
23:48
And we have to accept that what's happening at the moment is part of a...
Jonathan FinkHOST
23:53
I mean, Trump doesn't know the plan, but it's part of an incredibly detailed program of... let's say, yeah, let's say what it is, you know, extreme right-wing techno-fascist ethno-Christian dictatorship.
Jonathan FinkHOST
24:11
And it's written in excruciating detail in a document called Project 2025.
Jonathan FinkHOST
24:18
And we have to admit that Nance, Malcolm Nance is pretty much correct that it follows beat for beat the attempts to deconstruct American democracy over the last
Yuri RashkinHOST
24:28
period.
Dominique DePrimaHOST
7:28
Yeah, power networking, walking, a little tiny bit of partying, and it's quite a weekend.
Dominique DePrimaHOST
7:37
I was talking about how, you know, we hear so much about Project 2025 and the way that the right is actually rescinding our liberties as we speak and all the ways they're doing voter suppression and undermining this election so if for me it was encouraging and it was refreshing to spend time with some black people albeit not all some of them are corporate dems i get it but to see people organizing and moving around policy and the election on the other side of the ledger
Melina AbdullahGUEST
8:15
yeah it was good and i think i was most excited i was there were a few really, really progressive folks who've been elected or who are kind of newer to Congress.
Melina AbdullahGUEST
8:26
And of course, Ayanna Pressley is there.
Carlos LozadaGUEST
2:26
And so they're kind enough to give me some time to kind of unspool a topic.
Carlos LozadaGUEST
2:32
I was one of the first writers in sort of mainstream press to like read Project 2025 and write about it.
Carlos LozadaGUEST
2:40
That took a while.
Carlos LozadaGUEST
2:41
You know, it's a big, meaty, lengthy thing to unpack.
Ellie LeonardHOST
2:51
I found this very interesting and I think I shared this yesterday, but if not, I can go find it.
Ellie LeonardHOST
2:57
Before I was getting into all this Epstein stuff, I was really heavy into the Project 2025 document and how to take 900 plus pages and make it into bite-sized pieces so that everybody could understand what we were up against.
Ellie LeonardHOST
3:13
And one of the chapters of Project 2025 has to do with the media and what The Trump administration or, you know, the Heritage Foundation at the time wanted the media to look like under an administration that essentially they controlled, right? The Heritage Foundation has written things like Project 2025 before.
Ellie LeonardHOST
3:37
They were not accepted by any other presidency other than, I believe— Ronald Reagan used a few things from from the one that they created for his administration.
Ellie LeonardHOST
3:50
I could be wrong about that.

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