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United States Secretary of Commerce

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Sep 22, 2026

Bruce CarlsonHOST
17:52
There are some Nixonites, there are still people today, who feel like the Watergate scandal was unfair.
Bruce CarlsonHOST
17:59
Marie Stanz, who was Nixon's Commerce Secretary, really believed entirely that the Watergate, quote, scandal was just an attempt by Democrats and the media to undo the election of 1972.
Bruce CarlsonHOST
18:13
They had been so beaten in 1972 and were so mad about it that they concocted a way of getting back at him.
Bruce CarlsonHOST
18:22
Doesn't really jive with reality, in my opinion, because there are the tapes.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:02
This article was authored by Josh Christensen.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:07
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, in a notable break with the Department of Justice, claimed late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was the greatest blackmailer ever and may have traded the Fed's video of his rich and well-connected associates getting massages from young women in exchange for a controversial 2008 plea deal.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:25
Say what now? Howard Lutnick coming out and spitting some truth? Certainly not my experience working for the guy, but here we are.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:33
And I think it's significant to note that Lutnick is one of Trump's biggest confidants.
Bobby CapucciHOST
5:53
That was his MO was get a massage, get a massage.
Bobby CapucciHOST
5:56
And what happened in the massage room, I assume, was on video.
Bobby CapucciHOST
6:00
The Commerce Secretary went on.
Bobby CapucciHOST
6:02
This guy was the greatest blackmailer ever.
David WaldmanHOST
38:09
Yes.
Greg DworkinPANELIST
38:09
According to the order and to clarifying remarks made by Howard Lutton, the Commerce Secretary, anybody who employed an H-1B worker would have to pay $100,000 to the government every year the worker was employed.
David WaldmanHOST
38:20
yeah i mean not the
Greg DworkinPANELIST
38:21
government just goes right into trump's pocket
Danah BoydGUEST
44:36
And then there were a bunch of things that just shifted in terms of the norms and the ways in which, you know, the different kinds of administrations operated.
Danah BoydGUEST
44:45
The, you know, Secretary Ross, who was, you know, the Trump's Secretary of Commerce, which oversees the census, had actually earned tremendous respect inside the Census Bureau because when things got hot with the pandemic, he showed up, rolled up his sleeves, his depsec showed up, they rolled up their sleeves and they solved problems systematically.
Danah BoydGUEST
45:10
And so there's some things that, you know, as I discuss in the book that, you know, they didn't like out of Ross, but there were many things that they adored about Ross.
Danah BoydGUEST
45:18
And then there were other political appointees that were pretty atrocious.
speaker_5HOST
39:34
So President Harry Truman takes drastic action.
speaker_5HOST
39:37
He issues an executive order directing the Secretary of Commerce to seize the nation's privately-owned steel mills and keep them running under government control.
speaker_4HOST
39:45
He bypassed Congress entirely.
speaker_4HOST
39:47
He didn't ask for a law.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
65:08
This new bill, introduced by Representative Nick Langworthy, makes the Commerce Department, uh, the federal lead on commercial quantum manufacturing, deployment, investment, and supply chains.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
65:21
The Commerce Secretary becomes the president principal advisor on scaling the industry.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
65:26
They'll map every critical com- co- uh, I'm sorry.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
65:29
They'll map every critical component in the quantum supply chain, identify investment barriers, flag which parts come from foreign adversary countries, and write a national competitiveness strategy with industry, labs, states, allies.
speaker_2HOST
67:37
So Truman ignores Congress.
speaker_2HOST
67:39
He issues Executive Order one mirror three forty, directing his Secretary of Commerce to physically seize control of the nation's steel mills and keep them running under government control.
speaker_2HOST
67:50
He claims he possesses inherent constitutional authority as the commander-in-chief and the chief executive to protect the nation in an emergency.
speaker_3HOST
67:58
The steel companies sue, and the Supreme Court strikes down the president's seizure order.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
66:06
This new bill, introduced by Representative Nick Langworthy, makes the Commerce Department, uh, the federal lead on commercial quantum manufacturing, deployment, investment, and supply chains.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
66:18
The Commerce Secretary becomes the president principal advisor on scaling the industry.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
66:24
They'll map every critical com- co- uh, I'm sorry.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
66:26
They'll map every critical component in the quantum supply chain, identify investment barriers, flag which parts come from foreign adversary countries, and write a national competitiveness strategy with industry, labs, states, allies.
DJ PetrovskyHOST
16:07
And man, that's not even mentioning this whole shadow 9-11 commission.
DJ PetrovskyHOST
16:12
And this is the very same Howard Lutnick, who is our 41st Secretary of Commerce.
DJ PetrovskyHOST
16:20
Underneath our good old buddy Donald Trump.
DJ PetrovskyHOST
16:22
But these connections, as well as the fact that Epstein has been labeled an intelligence asset, he has been designated as working for the Rothschild family.

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DJ PetrovskyHOST
44:08
This is straight from the Senate.
DJ PetrovskyHOST
44:10
And currently, Howard Letnick is the
speaker_19UNKNOWN
44:12
Secretary of Commerce.
DJ PetrovskyHOST
44:14
and he's still the main owner of Cantor Fitzgerald.
Monica PerezHOST
3:46
Eight governors, seven U.S. senators, nine U.S. House members, 11 mayors, a U.S. Treasury secretary, Alexander Hamilton, and 17 state legislators have also been victims of political violence.
Monica PerezHOST
4:00
So has the country's first Secretary of Defense, a White House counsel, and Secretary of Commerce, a CIA biochemist, numerous journalists and witnesses to state crimes, and even Beatles singer John Lennon, likely killed by a CIA agent.
Monica PerezHOST
4:18
Successful, professional, credentialed historians routinely attribute known assassinations in this country to deranged loners or lonely oddballs with a firearm fixation, to quote an August 2024 article in the New York Times magazine.
Monica PerezHOST
4:34
They reject carte blanche the possibility of palace intrigues or organized political conspiracies, explanations to which they are far less likely to object when applied to other countries.

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