Brad Zerbo kicks off Where We Go One We Go All After Dark with a builder’s eye on Trump’s latest project, the construction of a grand White House ballroom. Drawing parallels to ancient Roman architecture, Brad celebrates Trump’s legacy as a leader who builds both literally and symbolically, tearing down the old to create something greater. From there, the show dives into the bizarre New York mayoral race, where right-wing influencers push Andrew Cuomo as a “conservative alternative”, a psyop Brad dismantles with fiery passion. He unpacks the “No Kings” protests, Antifa parallels, National Guard deployments, and how these events echo the earliest Q drops. Wrapping up with insights on the shrinking deficit, welfare reform, and America’s psychological “great reset,” Brad connects today’s chaos to the long game of restoration. Equal parts rant, revelation, and rally cry, this episode proves why the movement never sleeps.
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