Trump To Send Aid to Ukraine. Maxwell Open to Testify About Epstein

On today’s Eric Thompson Show, several major stories unfolded that shed light on America’s moral, economic, and political trajectory. From the bombshell revelation that Ghislaine Maxwell may testify before Congress, to an elite economist admitting that Trump’s deportation policy benefited American workers, the day's news offered a striking contrast to the narratives pushed by corporate media. The program also touched on Founding Father warnings ignored by today’s leaders, updates on Ukraine policy, and the sobering news of Pastor John MacArthur’s health crisis.

Ghislaine Maxwell, currently serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking minors, has reportedly expressed a willingness to testify before Congress about the high-profile clients connected to Jeffrey Epstein’s illicit network. As reported by The Gateway Pundit, sources close to the matter suggest that if allowed, Maxwell could expose influential political, corporate, and Hollywood elites. This potential testimony could shake the foundations of entrenched power structures, especially as many questions remain unanswered about Epstein’s mysterious death and the extent of his client list.

Conservatives have long called for transparency and accountability in the Epstein-Maxwell saga, and Maxwell’s willingness to testify may offer an unprecedented opportunity. The show emphasized that such testimony must be handled with integrity and not be buried by partisan forces or media manipulation. Host Eric Thompson expressed concern that powerful figures may seek to suppress the truth to protect their own interests.

On the economic front, Breitbart reported that David Autor, a prominent economist at MIT, admitted that Trump’s aggressive deportation strategy positively impacted American workers by reducing labor competition. This revelation undercuts years of denial by globalist academics who claimed mass immigration was an economic necessity. Autor acknowledged that “when immigration fell, wages rose”—a reality working-class Americans have known intuitively for years.

Thompson noted that this admission is particularly significant given its source. It affirms what conservatives have maintained: that border security and immigration enforcement are not just about sovereignty, but also about economic justice for American citizens.

The Biden administration’s reversal of Trump-era immigration policies has led to record levels of illegal crossings, straining public resources and suppressing wages—especially in blue-collar industries.

The show also revisited timeless wisdom from America’s Founders, referencing a piece from the National Center for Constitutional Studies. Founders like George Washington, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin issued strong warnings about the moral decay and centralized power that could destroy a republic from within. Franklin famously stated, “Only a virtuous people are capable of freedom.”

That virtue, the show emphasized, is rapidly eroding in modern America.

Host Eric Thompson argued that America’s growing secularism, governmental overreach, and loss of personal responsibility align disturbingly well with the Founders’ worst fears. Instead of learning from history, the nation’s elites appear determined to repeat it—at the expense of liberty, prosperity, and spiritual truth.

Tragedy also struck the Christian community this week as MSN confirmed that Pastor John MacArthur, the esteemed leader of Grace Community Church, has been hospitalized with a life-threatening illness. MacArthur, 85, has been a steadfast biblical expositor and cultural voice for decades, especially during the COVID-19 lockdowns when he defied state orders to keep his church open. His unwavering stand made him a hero to many believers concerned about religious liberty and government tyranny.

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