In this episode of the Alex Marlow Show, Alex interviews Nate Morris, a Republican candidate running for the Senate seat in Kentucky, previously held by Mitch McConnell. Morris, a ninth-generation Kentuckian, shares his background, emphasizing his blue-collar roots and entrepreneurial journey in the waste management industry. He discusses his vision for Kentucky, positioning himself as an anti-establishment candidate who aims to disrupt the political status quo. Morris critiques McConnell's long tenure and the political machine that supports him, arguing for a fresh perspective in Washington that prioritizes the needs of working-class Americans.

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In this conversation, Alexander Marlow interviews Kingsley Wilson, the press secretary for the Department of War, discussing various topics including the strategic importance of Greenland, the growing influence of China in the Arctic, the revival of the warrior ethos in the military, recruitment successes, and the elimination of wokeness in military promotions. They also touch on the $1.5 trillion military budget, shipbuilding initiatives, and the need for accountability in defense contracting, while emphasizing the importance of American manufacturing and innovation in military technology.

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Alex Marlow opens the show with a sharp rundown of the day’s biggest political and economic stories, starting with Dems wanted ICE defunded. Then, Donald Trump dominating headlines as Davos and the World Economic Forum wrap up, exposing the priorities of global elites. Alex also breaks down the significance of Jack Smith’s testimony on the Hill and digs into James Comer calling out the Clintons over contempt issues, framing it within the broader fight for accountability in Washington. Alex then takes a hard look at the U.S. economy with Breitbart economics editor, John Carney —what the numbers really say versus the political spin on the markets, policy, and where the economy is headed.

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