Commentary by Kerry Lutz:
The 2024 election has ended with Trump successful decisively, and now Kerry and Martin Armstrong replicate on the implications of this final result. Armstrong, who had beforehand predicted Trump’s victory based mostly on financial developments, discusses the left’s response, marked by disbelief and protests. He additionally analyzes how political infighting and felony prices towards Trump backfired, resulting in a stronger place for him and the Republican platform. Armstrong highlights that Trump’s return will seemingly carry quick modifications, together with swift coverage reversals in international and home agendas, notably round immigration, financial reforms, and an emphasis on de-escalating abroad conflicts. The dialog extends to the worldwide stage, with Armstrong noting the shift in world sentiment towards long-standing Western insurance policies, notably NATO’s function in world conflicts. Armstrong predicts that neoconservatives could try and counter Trump’s agenda, particularly his want to finish U.S. involvement in worldwide wars. He foresees challenges in reining in nationwide debt and suggests a shift towards tariffs and fewer borrowing. Armstrong emphasizes the potential for a serious financial reset as the general public turns away from “socialist” and “neo-Marxist” influences, with the decline of those ideologies anticipated to finish round 2037.
