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Trump Breaks Out The Economic Weapons Now?!

Libservative··30 August 2026·1h 28m

About this episode

Nancy Mace’s Post-Primary Rack Tour & the Dollar’s Slow Death Spiral Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh open the Libservative Podcast with jokes, rap talk, and plugs for their two-hour interview with Joshua Ferguson (The Hourly Struggle) about pressuring city councils. They spend a long, explicit segment reacting to Nancy Mace’s new bikini/tattoo photos, riffing on OnlyFans, Nick Fuentes’ rant calling her an “aging skank,” and debating whether mystery is better than paying to see more. The show shifts to foreign policy and economics: Trump’s promised “economic D-Day” on Iran, sanctions and SWIFT as drivers of de-dollarization and BRICS growth, and fears that U.S. dollar dominance and living standards are being undermined by recent presidents’ spending and sanctions. They discuss possible NATO fracture if Israel provokes conflict with Turkey in Syria, play Brett Cooper criticizing Dan Crenshaw’s “eat ramen and shut up” hypocrisy, revisit Social Security privatization arguments, cover Michigan GOP claims about cutting “ghost employees,” and briefly review the Candace Owens vs Andrew Wilson debate, concluding Candace won mainly by asking better questions. They end with a Mark Levin clip attacking Sen. Jon Ossoff and a final promo for the Ferguson episode. 00:00 Welcome to Libservative 01:00 Rap Talk and Copyright 02:15 New Interview Plug 03:51 Nancy Mace Bikini Buzz 07:02 OnlyFans Speculation Spiral 10:26 Mystery Spot Metaphor 13:57 Nick Fuentes Reacts 22:36 Back to Real Politics 23:12 Trump Economic D-Day Iran 25:30 Dollar Sanctions and BRICS 33:39 NATO Turkey Israel Flashpoint 41:46 World War Vibes and Economy 44:03 Brett Cooper Clip Tease 44:49 Crenshaw Burrito Hypocrisy 46:37 Lady Ben Shapiro Poll 52:08 Privatize Social Security 57:56 Inflation Market Signals 01:01:22 Michigan Ghost Employees 01:09:03 Candace Owens Debate 01:20:32 Mark Levin Identity Rant 01:26:00 Wrap Up And Plugs