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585- Alex Newman – Audio Only Version

September 25, 2025·39 min·3 clips
Alex Newman explains how Trump's UN speech blew up the globalist agenda by attacking its fundamental reason for existence.
Tony opens from New Zealand and brings Alex Newman back into familiar territory: the UN, Trump, globalism, and spiritual warning. Newman begins with Trump's General Assembly speech, calling it one of the most consequential ever given there. He sees it as a blunt challenge to the globalist agenda, made in front of almost 200 governments. Tony mostly gives him room. The interview has the feel of a long-form alarm bell, where current events are read as part of a larger spiritual and political pattern. Then Newman narrows the point. He says Trump may truly love his country and want to stop forces destroying the Western world, but good motives do not protect him from manipulation, bad information, or dubious people inside the administration. Scott becomes the example. Newman points to the Treasury secretary as a dangerous fit for the moment, especially with financial trouble he believes may be unprecedented. From there, the language turns openly prophetic. He links economic instability to what he calls the coming economic system for the beast, putting fiscal policy inside an end-times frame. Newman keeps pushing MAGA listeners, saying they too often avoid these concerns. To him, that silence is risky. His rebuke is both pastoral and political: whether listeners trust Trump or not, they should speak up when power moves outside constitutional limits. Tony closes with personal notes, thanking supporters, mentioning donations through AMinuteToMidnight.com, updating listeners on Holly returning to New Zealand and recovering from COVID, and noting that the music is his own.

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A blunt interview that connects the UN, Trump, and globalism to biblical interpretation.

Tony and Alex Newman spend most of the episode on the UN, then move into Trump, globalism, and biblical interpretation. The conversation is blunt and combative.

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You want a blunt, biblical read on the UN and Trump.

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