He argues Trump also needs to promote loyal factions and undermine global-order factions inside the state if he wants to secure that longer rule.
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State Factions
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"So in Trump's eyes, his true enemy is the deep state. And the deep state is something that is global. It's a global octopus,..."
"...and John Bolton because they obviously represent a different state deep state faction and so they're trying to dig up dirt on on other..."
"think these are different deep state factions and I think I I I don't know the specifics but I would guess that there's some..."
"...is probably an operation that involved a lot of different deep state factions."
"...think that this is an organic civil war between two deep state factions, the Trump -allied faction and then the legacy globalists? Or is..."
"...what's happening in Washington is this massive conflict among certain deep state factions. And I don't people really appreciate the level of conflict right..."
"...think that america uh you know the difference deep state deep state factions the the military industrial complex they probably need to uh do..."
"...which is the sort of like conflict among the different deep state factions in the united states remember um the cia is the world's..."
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