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Edith Marrow: August first. The tape rolls forward, year by year, showing us what the host chose to say on this specific day.
Edith Marrow: In 2022, the focus was entirely on personnel. He posted his Complete and Total Endorsement for Congressman Jack Bergman, praising him as a tireless advocate who secured the border and strengthened the military. That same day, he offered a similar endorsement for Andy Biggs, calling him a Conservative Warrior fighting for election integrity and faith.
Edith Marrow: By 2023, the tone shifted to media criticism. He took aim at Fox News for pushing Ron DeSantis, whom he dismissed as having zero personality and failing to start a presidential run. He also criticized DeSantis’s father, Chris Sununu, comparing his brain unfavorably to his father's, while claiming credit for his own polling leads over both the former governor and Joe Biden.
Edith Marrow: In 2024, the posts turned to specific political attacks. He labeled ABC News’s Rachel Scott an anti-white racist for attacking him over comments about Kamala Harris, while simultaneously questioning the details of a prisoner swap with Russia. He expressed concern over whether cash was being exchanged, insisting that paying cash sets a bad precedent and that the trade was being called 'complex' to hide how bad it was.
Edith Marrow: The year 2025 brought internal party dynamics and economic grievances. He endorsed Joe Gruters and Jennifer Saul-Rich for RNC leadership, noting their success in delivering victories. He also directed the immediate firing of Labor Commissioner Dr. Erika McEntarfer, claiming she had manipulated jobs numbers before the election. He cited specific figures from his post: a downward revision of some number jobs and earlier overstated growth of some number.
Edith Marrow: And today, in 2026, the subject is less about broad policy and more about specific appointments and property damage. He criticized Senators Cornyn and Tillis for not approving Todd Blanche as Attorney General, threatening to keep him as Acting A.G. instead.
Edith Marrow: He also posted an image of a green field with faint rectangular patterns mowed into the grass, flanked by concrete walkways and construction materials. He disagreed with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s characterization of events at this site, insisting it was 'VANDALISM' involving grass damage and graffiti, rather than contractor difficulty.
Edith Marrow: The drift is clear. We move from endorsing candidates to attacking media, then to managing party infrastructure, and finally to defending personal appointments and property rights. The political battles remain, but the arena shrinks from the whole country to specific figures and specific patches of grass.
Edith Marrow: What never changes is the insistence on total endorsement, total disagreement with critics, and total control over the narrative. The tape keeps spinning, but the host’s position remains exactly where it started: in command of his own truth.
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