Sep 25, 2026 · 26 min · 8 segments
If youre going to argue that Trump is the most corrupt President of all time, its probably good to know other presidents beyond Trump. If you dont know about other presidents, then you probably just…
Vem MillerGuestKyla TurnerGuestAll right, Mr. Miller.
In fact, you look at somebody like Lyndon Baines Johnson, who's ill deeds this country pretty much set the paradigm for all these, you know, corrupt individuals that take power.
uh, abuser system, uh, with the Vietnam war, something like 50,000, uh, you know, veterans lost their lives or soldiers lost their lives.
He brought in the great society, which basically destroyed the black community for financial incentives that had much stronger, uh, you know, family, uh, unity in the fifties than actually the white community did, uh, statistically.
So you look at somebody like Lyndon Baines Johnson and you look at all the presidents that came after after him, which really was the Lyndon Baines Johnson paradigm.
That's when America first went out the window and it was, uh, all these other interests came in and basically every president we've had since then has followed the Lyndon's Bain Johnson prototype to some extent.
Also, it's fundamentally mentally incorrect because he hasn't even finished his presidency.
So judging, Somebody less than two years in is just absolutely flawed when you have true monsters that were American presidents.
paradigm that you're trying to, I mean, you're trying to make an argument here out of this right, left paradigm is like, so 2016, I don't think most people think that way.
I don't, I think the two parties, Democrat Republican are so fundamentally corrupt that they have the worst reputations.
It's like people are looking for a third option because Uh, every president that gets an office lies to us about being a peace president.
Next thing you know, they're, uh, destroying our wealth, our sovereignty by, uh, with these foreign wars.
So I just think that's a fundamentally dishonest statement that Donald Trump is the most corrupt when there's a list of other people that have much larger body bags, much larger negative repercussions of this country.
All right, Mr. Miller.
In fact, you look at somebody like Lyndon Baines Johnson, who's ill deeds this country pretty much set the paradigm for all these, you know, corrupt individuals that take power.
uh, abuser system, uh, with the Vietnam war, something like 50,000, uh, you know, veterans lost their lives or soldiers lost their lives.
He brought in the great society, which basically destroyed the black community for financial incentives that had much stronger, uh, you know, family, uh, unity in the fifties than actually the white community did, uh, statistically.
So you look at somebody like Lyndon Baines Johnson and you look at all the presidents that came after after him, which really was the Lyndon Baines Johnson paradigm.
That's when America first went out the window and it was, uh, all these other interests came in and basically every president we've had since then has followed the Lyndon's Bain Johnson prototype to some extent.
Also, it's fundamentally mentally incorrect because he hasn't even finished his presidency.
So judging, Somebody less than two years in is just absolutely flawed when you have true monsters that were American presidents.
paradigm that you're trying to, I mean, you're trying to make an argument here out of this right, left paradigm is like, so 2016, I don't think most people think that way.
I don't, I think the two parties, Democrat Republican are so fundamentally corrupt that they have the worst reputations.
It's like people are looking for a third option because Uh, every president that gets an office lies to us about being a peace president.
Next thing you know, they're, uh, destroying our wealth, our sovereignty by, uh, with these foreign wars.
So I just think that's a fundamentally dishonest statement that Donald Trump is the most corrupt when there's a list of other people that have much larger body bags, much larger negative repercussions of this country.
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