July 3, 2025 • 12 mins
So yeah, you think back to where we were as a country a year ago today with a dementia riddled president, open borders, rampant crime, high inflation, raging wars and a Trump conviction and Independence Day weekend is just about here but this year I feel liberated too.
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Welcome to the Brian Mud Show. Thanks for listening. Fashion
plus Talent is Unstoppable. It's time for today's Top three takeaways.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
So, uh, Liberation Day meets Independence Day and we are
on BBB Watch or the act that formerly was known
as BBB. It's like the Prince of Legislation, which I'm
sure Joel who once was so inspired by said artist,
he got.
Speaker 3 (00:36):
A firm Yeah, but by that time, by the time
he was a symbol, he changed his name to a symbol.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
You're not there.
Speaker 3 (00:43):
I wasn't really Yeah, by then it was the Actually
it was the Batman. It was the Batman song that
he did with Art of Noise that I was like,
that's going to jump this shark for you. I was like, yeah,
never mind, get me off this Prince train.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
Okay, So King Jeffrey's last stand is taking place. It's
been taking place in about two hours now. Yeah, he's
feeling his oats. He's getting a lot the Democrats behind him,
they stand and they clap a lot, and so I
think it's inspired him. So, yes, you have. Remarkably, we
are on the verge of a final vote for President
(01:20):
Trump's agenda. You know this time yesterday was saying I
don't know about this. You had a lot of the
House Freedom Caucus members that pretty much explicitly said no.
And again, the House Republicans could only lose one from
where they were when they passed it to the Senate
in the first place. So whatever took place with President
(01:40):
Trump late throughout the day yesterday and over the night
last night, which by the way, I do have a
little bit of insight, Just a couple of notes real quick. First,
if you are like me and you have real reservations
about some of the financial aspects of this, you know,
you are concerned about debts and deficits. You're like seriously
medicaid for legal immigrants. I'm going to be filling in
(02:03):
for a claim by today. And I was thinking, who
is it that AI Trust and B has proper financial
perspective on this thing and can justify it. Jimmy Patrona's
came to mind, Florida's most recent chief financial officer. Of course,
he is a member of the House. He took Matt
(02:24):
Gates that seat in the Panhandle, and so I have
him at one thirty and he's going to come on
and I will ask those questions about Okay, you from
a fiscal conservative standpoint, go, how do you justify this?
And so that ought to be interesting, which, by the way,
I don't know exactly what's going to say at this point.
Speaker 3 (02:44):
You know.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
I just reached out to him yesterday and like, hey,
you know, how about it, and he's like, yeah, I'll
do it.
Speaker 3 (02:50):
Yeah, but he's going to be one hundred percent, you know,
and shoot straight from the hip.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
That is Jimmy. He is not a He is not
a bs or, that's for sure. And so I'm looking
forward to that conversation and in among other things, when
do we take a look at and so we're anticipating
now just here's apparently the time table that is holding
up right now. Fox's Chad program.
Speaker 4 (03:13):
Mike Johnson had signaled that he thought that they had
the votes to get past this procedural hurdle, this test vote,
and after that they would start.
Speaker 1 (03:21):
On the debate.
Speaker 4 (03:21):
Mike Johnson indicates that he believes they will pass this
bill by eight point thirty in the morning.
Speaker 1 (03:27):
Yes, okay, so I mean like less than an hour
and a half from now, we might be talking about
President Trump's agenda on the ways to his desk, which
of course, if it happens, it will be signed by
him tomorrow, and they're quite the Independence Day party for him.
My top takeaway is Liberation Day meets Independence Day, and
I want to explain this. So technically Liberation Day that
(03:50):
took place April second, right, it was widely misunderstood. It
led to a short term freak out in the financial
markets that created some historically great buying opportunity decent the process,
and Independence Day is tomorrow. It's generally understood, but it's
also probably really underappreciated. But anyway, and thinking about Independence
Day this year, liberation also came to mind because when
(04:13):
I think about where we were as a country a
year ago, I can't help but feel liberated. That's how
I feel. I just kind of went back to that
moment in time, like where were we a year ago
heading into independent Independence Day? So first I went to
buy top three takeaways, you know what they were. Independence
Day is one hundred and twenty five days away, not tomorrow.
(04:37):
Independence Day is one hundred and twenty five days away,
with sanity that will be restored in two hundred and
one days. I was at a point where it's literally
counting down the days until election day and Inauguration day
when dementia Joe would finally go. And among the top stories,
the top headlines a year ago nationally, Joe pledged that
he was staying in the presidential race after his botch debate.
(05:00):
He had just agreed to give billions more to Ukraine,
you know, because why not, right, only your money and
I'm sure you know zi let's gas nicely. Also, the
New York judge in the stormy freaking Daniels Hushmany case,
Yes we were in still dealing with the New York
judge and the stormy freaking Daniels hush Many case, announced
that well he would delay the sentencing of Trump until
(05:24):
until September. That's the conversation a year ago. Oh and
by the way, an average of nearly ten thousand illegal
immigrants were still pouring into the country per day, so
that at present, the top concern we have right now
is whether Trump is going to be signing the legislation
(05:46):
formerly known as BBB tomorrow for Independence Day, and then
also trying to calculate our tax savings. Baseball one said,
that's our biggest concern right now. Gives you an idea
of just how much of a better place we're in,
and how of a place? My second takeaway for you today.
Speaker 2 (06:05):
Stock sending mixed, with both the Nasdaq and S and
P five hundred notching new record closes as investors digested
new jobs data and monitor trade developments. On the trade front,
President Trump says that the US has struck a deal
with Vietnam that will allow American goods to enter the
country duty free. In return, the US will charge twenty
percent tariffs on Vietnamese goods.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
Yeah, and so that Vietnamese trade deal alone and correct,
let me just one whole thing to put in front
of you. We had been paying tariffs to Vietnam. Vietnam
had been charged no teriffs by US. Okay, So prior
to Trump's administration, we paid to do business in Vietnam.
(06:50):
They paid nothing to do business in the United States.
Speaker 3 (06:52):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
So Trump gets involved, and the deal that comes out
of it is we get to do business in Vietnam
without any tariffs, and they pay a tariff to do
business with us, the exact opposite. He literally reversed it,
and why simply because he demanded it. That's it for all.
The people were like, oh's trade stuffing out? Day, he's
(07:15):
that stinking good. It was the exact opposite. It just
and he'll never get credit for that. It will never
I mean, especially the news cycle we got right now.
Nobody's going to focus on it. But that, in a
nutshell is just how stink and good this man actually is.
And then you might be like, oh, for your mom. No,
(07:35):
they're a huge trading partner. They're actually one of the
large top ten largest trading partners. Take a look at
how many you're clothes were made in Vietnam. So anyway,
the current inflation rate at two point four percent, the
lowest it's been since Trump was one month removed from
having previously been president of the United States, and by
(07:56):
the time you factor in wage growth at four point
three percent most recently, the average American finally getting ahead
again by nearly two percent, the best quality of life
improvement that we've seen since Trump was last in the presidency.
The S and P five hundred and thirteen percent higher
than a year ago, four oh one K balances and
savings rates have hit record highs related as you hit
(08:19):
the road for Independence Day, gas prices forty cents per
gallon lower than a year ago. Today, one hundred and
billion and ninety billion dollars in government waste has been dozed.
That equals eleven hundred eighty dollars per federal taxpayer. On immigration,
the Lincoln Riley Act law attempted border crossings attempts down
(08:41):
ninety three percent, access those actually get in here down
by ninety nine percent. The CPP one home app that
was used by the Biden administration to fly nearly one
million illegal immigrants into the United States now being used
to fly illegal immigrants out of the United States. And
on that note, isa's daily detentions are a fifty three
percent of a year ago, and surprise surprise, as detensions rise,
(09:03):
crime is falling. Homicides down by twenty one percent so
far this year, robberies are two, property crime sixteen percent lower.
Bilent crime in general down by eleven percent two The
biggest impact often the biggest cities with the biggest illegal
immigration problems, like Denver and Aurora, Colorado. This is of
(09:24):
absolutely no surprise because as the non citizen crime rate,
crime rate last year accounted for twenty four percent of
all drug trafficking, twenty five percent of all property crimes,
twenty eight percent of all fraud and among other things,
non citizen crimes. The non citizen crime rate had become
(09:48):
nine hundred and fourteen percent higher than the average legal citizen.
All the people are like, oh, they're less likely to
commit a crime than you.
Speaker 3 (09:58):
I mean, Joel, maybe, But if I'm breathing, I'm committing
a crime.
Speaker 1 (10:04):
There you go. He's a bad, bad man.
Speaker 3 (10:08):
I'm worse than corn pop.
Speaker 1 (10:12):
So nine hundred and fourteen that means the average non
citizen had become nine times greater than nine times more
likely to commit a crime than you. Not jold, but you.
In fact, during the four years of the Biden administration,
total crimes committed by non citizens rose by six hundred
and twenty six percent. That was fun, right, and we
(10:32):
are still paying for it. Leads to my third takeaway today.
As for a foreign policy, after forty one years of
development towards a nuclear weapon, President Trump crippled Aron's nuclear
program by dropping fourteen mops, bringing about a relative peace
in the Middle East, including Brokeram a potential ceasefire between
(10:55):
Israel and Hamas. In real time, there's been no provocation
of takeovers by Taiwan in China, and a little rocket man.
You notice I been firing rockets. President Trump has renegotiated
trade deals with China, England, Vietnam and on much more
favorable terms that include collecting seventy eight percent more tariff
(11:16):
revenue for the Treasury. And if you're wondering how much
money so far, we're up one hundred and thirty billion
dollars to the treasury in tariff revenue over this time
last year. And culturally here at home, over a fifth
of companies that had DEI programs have ended them, with
most having at least minimized them. And you also probably
noticed that June far less queer this year. It's my
(11:39):
top prediction on June first, el true much less homosexual
this year. See you think back to where we were
as a country year ago. Today, with a dementia riddle president,
open borders, rampic crime, high inflation, raging wars, and a
Trump conviction and independency weaken is just about here. I
(12:01):
feel liberated too. I don't just feel indepit, I feel
liberation too. President Trump has had an incredible five and
a half months. He is well on his way to
making America great again again.
Welcome to the Brian Mud Show. Thanks for listening. Fashion
plus Talent is Unstoppable. It's time for today's Top three takeaways.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
So, uh, Liberation Day meets Independence Day and we are
on BBB Watch or the act that formerly was known
as BBB. It's like the Prince of Legislation, which I'm
sure Joel who once was so inspired by said artist,
he got.
Speaker 3 (00:36):
A firm Yeah, but by that time, by the time
he was a symbol, he changed his name to a symbol.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
You're not there.
Speaker 3 (00:43):
I wasn't really Yeah, by then it was the Actually
it was the Batman. It was the Batman song that
he did with Art of Noise that I was like,
that's going to jump this shark for you. I was like, yeah,
never mind, get me off this Prince train.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
Okay, So King Jeffrey's last stand is taking place. It's
been taking place in about two hours now. Yeah, he's
feeling his oats. He's getting a lot the Democrats behind him,
they stand and they clap a lot, and so I
think it's inspired him. So, yes, you have. Remarkably, we
are on the verge of a final vote for President
(01:20):
Trump's agenda. You know this time yesterday was saying I
don't know about this. You had a lot of the
House Freedom Caucus members that pretty much explicitly said no.
And again, the House Republicans could only lose one from
where they were when they passed it to the Senate
in the first place. So whatever took place with President
(01:40):
Trump late throughout the day yesterday and over the night
last night, which by the way, I do have a
little bit of insight, Just a couple of notes real quick. First,
if you are like me and you have real reservations
about some of the financial aspects of this, you know,
you are concerned about debts and deficits. You're like seriously
medicaid for legal immigrants. I'm going to be filling in
(02:03):
for a claim by today. And I was thinking, who
is it that AI Trust and B has proper financial
perspective on this thing and can justify it. Jimmy Patrona's
came to mind, Florida's most recent chief financial officer. Of course,
he is a member of the House. He took Matt
(02:24):
Gates that seat in the Panhandle, and so I have
him at one thirty and he's going to come on
and I will ask those questions about Okay, you from
a fiscal conservative standpoint, go, how do you justify this?
And so that ought to be interesting, which, by the way,
I don't know exactly what's going to say at this point.
Speaker 3 (02:44):
You know.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
I just reached out to him yesterday and like, hey,
you know, how about it, and he's like, yeah, I'll
do it.
Speaker 3 (02:50):
Yeah, but he's going to be one hundred percent, you know,
and shoot straight from the hip.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
That is Jimmy. He is not a He is not
a bs or, that's for sure. And so I'm looking
forward to that conversation and in among other things, when
do we take a look at and so we're anticipating
now just here's apparently the time table that is holding
up right now. Fox's Chad program.
Speaker 4 (03:13):
Mike Johnson had signaled that he thought that they had
the votes to get past this procedural hurdle, this test vote,
and after that they would start.
Speaker 1 (03:21):
On the debate.
Speaker 4 (03:21):
Mike Johnson indicates that he believes they will pass this
bill by eight point thirty in the morning.
Speaker 1 (03:27):
Yes, okay, so I mean like less than an hour
and a half from now, we might be talking about
President Trump's agenda on the ways to his desk, which
of course, if it happens, it will be signed by
him tomorrow, and they're quite the Independence Day party for him.
My top takeaway is Liberation Day meets Independence Day, and
I want to explain this. So technically Liberation Day that
(03:50):
took place April second, right, it was widely misunderstood. It
led to a short term freak out in the financial
markets that created some historically great buying opportunity decent the process,
and Independence Day is tomorrow. It's generally understood, but it's
also probably really underappreciated. But anyway, and thinking about Independence
Day this year, liberation also came to mind because when
(04:13):
I think about where we were as a country a
year ago, I can't help but feel liberated. That's how
I feel. I just kind of went back to that
moment in time, like where were we a year ago
heading into independent Independence Day? So first I went to
buy top three takeaways, you know what they were. Independence
Day is one hundred and twenty five days away, not tomorrow.
(04:37):
Independence Day is one hundred and twenty five days away,
with sanity that will be restored in two hundred and
one days. I was at a point where it's literally
counting down the days until election day and Inauguration day
when dementia Joe would finally go. And among the top stories,
the top headlines a year ago nationally, Joe pledged that
he was staying in the presidential race after his botch debate.
(05:00):
He had just agreed to give billions more to Ukraine,
you know, because why not, right, only your money and
I'm sure you know zi let's gas nicely. Also, the
New York judge in the stormy freaking Daniels Hushmany case,
Yes we were in still dealing with the New York
judge and the stormy freaking Daniels hush Many case, announced
that well he would delay the sentencing of Trump until
(05:24):
until September. That's the conversation a year ago. Oh and
by the way, an average of nearly ten thousand illegal
immigrants were still pouring into the country per day, so
that at present, the top concern we have right now
is whether Trump is going to be signing the legislation
(05:46):
formerly known as BBB tomorrow for Independence Day, and then
also trying to calculate our tax savings. Baseball one said,
that's our biggest concern right now. Gives you an idea
of just how much of a better place we're in,
and how of a place? My second takeaway for you today.
Speaker 2 (06:05):
Stock sending mixed, with both the Nasdaq and S and
P five hundred notching new record closes as investors digested
new jobs data and monitor trade developments. On the trade front,
President Trump says that the US has struck a deal
with Vietnam that will allow American goods to enter the
country duty free. In return, the US will charge twenty
percent tariffs on Vietnamese goods.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
Yeah, and so that Vietnamese trade deal alone and correct,
let me just one whole thing to put in front
of you. We had been paying tariffs to Vietnam. Vietnam
had been charged no teriffs by US. Okay, So prior
to Trump's administration, we paid to do business in Vietnam.
(06:50):
They paid nothing to do business in the United States.
Speaker 3 (06:52):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
So Trump gets involved, and the deal that comes out
of it is we get to do business in Vietnam
without any tariffs, and they pay a tariff to do
business with us, the exact opposite. He literally reversed it,
and why simply because he demanded it. That's it for all.
The people were like, oh's trade stuffing out? Day, he's
(07:15):
that stinking good. It was the exact opposite. It just
and he'll never get credit for that. It will never
I mean, especially the news cycle we got right now.
Nobody's going to focus on it. But that, in a
nutshell is just how stink and good this man actually is.
And then you might be like, oh, for your mom. No,
(07:35):
they're a huge trading partner. They're actually one of the
large top ten largest trading partners. Take a look at
how many you're clothes were made in Vietnam. So anyway,
the current inflation rate at two point four percent, the
lowest it's been since Trump was one month removed from
having previously been president of the United States, and by
(07:56):
the time you factor in wage growth at four point
three percent most recently, the average American finally getting ahead
again by nearly two percent, the best quality of life
improvement that we've seen since Trump was last in the presidency.
The S and P five hundred and thirteen percent higher
than a year ago, four oh one K balances and
savings rates have hit record highs related as you hit
(08:19):
the road for Independence Day, gas prices forty cents per
gallon lower than a year ago. Today, one hundred and
billion and ninety billion dollars in government waste has been dozed.
That equals eleven hundred eighty dollars per federal taxpayer. On immigration,
the Lincoln Riley Act law attempted border crossings attempts down
(08:41):
ninety three percent, access those actually get in here down
by ninety nine percent. The CPP one home app that
was used by the Biden administration to fly nearly one
million illegal immigrants into the United States now being used
to fly illegal immigrants out of the United States. And
on that note, isa's daily detentions are a fifty three
percent of a year ago, and surprise surprise, as detensions rise,
(09:03):
crime is falling. Homicides down by twenty one percent so
far this year, robberies are two, property crime sixteen percent lower.
Bilent crime in general down by eleven percent two The
biggest impact often the biggest cities with the biggest illegal
immigration problems, like Denver and Aurora, Colorado. This is of
(09:24):
absolutely no surprise because as the non citizen crime rate,
crime rate last year accounted for twenty four percent of
all drug trafficking, twenty five percent of all property crimes,
twenty eight percent of all fraud and among other things,
non citizen crimes. The non citizen crime rate had become
(09:48):
nine hundred and fourteen percent higher than the average legal citizen.
All the people are like, oh, they're less likely to
commit a crime than you.
Speaker 3 (09:58):
I mean, Joel, maybe, But if I'm breathing, I'm committing
a crime.
Speaker 1 (10:04):
There you go. He's a bad, bad man.
Speaker 3 (10:08):
I'm worse than corn pop.
Speaker 1 (10:12):
So nine hundred and fourteen that means the average non
citizen had become nine times greater than nine times more
likely to commit a crime than you. Not jold, but you.
In fact, during the four years of the Biden administration,
total crimes committed by non citizens rose by six hundred
and twenty six percent. That was fun, right, and we
(10:32):
are still paying for it. Leads to my third takeaway today.
As for a foreign policy, after forty one years of
development towards a nuclear weapon, President Trump crippled Aron's nuclear
program by dropping fourteen mops, bringing about a relative peace
in the Middle East, including Brokeram a potential ceasefire between
(10:55):
Israel and Hamas. In real time, there's been no provocation
of takeovers by Taiwan in China, and a little rocket man.
You notice I been firing rockets. President Trump has renegotiated
trade deals with China, England, Vietnam and on much more
favorable terms that include collecting seventy eight percent more tariff
(11:16):
revenue for the Treasury. And if you're wondering how much
money so far, we're up one hundred and thirty billion
dollars to the treasury in tariff revenue over this time
last year. And culturally here at home, over a fifth
of companies that had DEI programs have ended them, with
most having at least minimized them. And you also probably
noticed that June far less queer this year. It's my
(11:39):
top prediction on June first, el true much less homosexual
this year. See you think back to where we were
as a country year ago. Today, with a dementia riddle president,
open borders, rampic crime, high inflation, raging wars, and a
Trump conviction and independency weaken is just about here. I
(12:01):
feel liberated too. I don't just feel indepit, I feel
liberation too. President Trump has had an incredible five and
a half months. He is well on his way to
making America great again again.
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