Trump Strategy, Stephen Miller, White House Executive Power

🚨 TRUMP LOOKED DEFEATED…BUT WAS THE WHITE HOUSE ALREADY PREPARED FOR WHAT HAPPENED?

Following the November 3 midterm disaster, President Trump appeared surprisingly conciliatory during his 60 Minutes interview. He acknowledged problems with immigration enforcement, discussed working with Democrats, and appeared to accept the election results.

But something doesn’t add up.

Days earlier, Reuters revealed that Stephen Miller, Russell Vought, and White House lawyers had been preparing since APRIL for the possibility of losing Congress.

Then Trump replaced Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff.

Coincidence? Damage control? Or a deliberate strategy?

James Howard Kunstler argues Trump may be pretending to surrender while preparing for a much larger confrontation. But his theory goes far beyond the evidence currently available.

Today we examine what’s actually documented, what is speculation, and why the coming fight between Congress and the White House could test the limits of presidential power.

Is Trump playing dead—or has the political landscape changed faster than he can control it?

Watch the full investigation with Justus Knight.

Principles over people. Policies over politics.