We just received our pre-ordered copy of Rod D. Martin’s “Trump’s New World Re-Order” and WOW, is it good.
In his new book “Trump’s New World Re-Order” Rod D. Martin is the first, and maybe the only person, to explain how and why Trump is dismantling the Deep State and rebuilding American power, and what it will take to make the transformation last.
And that it’s not chaos, but a plan.
As Rod explains, Donald Trump is dismantling the order Franklin Roosevelt built at home and replacing the postwar globalist order abroad. The headlines make it look like a thousand separate fights. In Trump’s New World Re-Order, he shows how all the pieces fit together — and what that means for America’s future for the rest of the 21st Century.
In a recent interview with Don Ma, Rod explained that there are both foreign policy and domestic policy elements to the President’s plan.
On the domestic policy front Ron explained:
On the domestic front, that involves what is frequently called the Deep State. That’s this permanent, unfireable, unelected, unaccountable bureaucracy that fuses legislative, executive, and judicial power in specific agencies with jurisdiction over specific subject matters.
You basically have a group of subject matter dictatorships, and they’re not susceptible to elections at all because they’re not fireable by a president, or at least they weren’t until Donald Trump’s litigation strategy got Humphrey’s Executor before the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court overturned it. That’s a 1935 decision. Two years earlier, they had overturned Chevron. What that did was it actually allowed you to appeal from an administrative law court to a real federal court, which had been prohibited for half a century.
So, you’ve got to make elections matter again. You’ve got to actually get to a point where when the people decide to change their government, it actually changes because the new president can fire people and replace them. That’s crucial.
And on the foreign policy front, Rod told Don Ma this is how it is working:
But globally, you also have an order that was built on the idea that the world had been flattened in the war, and America had to give its allies, and actually its former enemies as well, certain trade advantages, certain multilateral controls over things to allow them to resist the temptation to fall under communism. And that was great. And that worked brilliantly.
And then the Cold War ended, and we didn’t change anything. So, you know, it’s completely crazy that Germany would charge us four times our auto tariff, or India would charge us a 100 percent tariff on Harley-Davidson, or Canada would hit us with 280 percent on our dairy farmers. We don’t do any of that to them.
So Trump has rebalanced trade. He’s rebalancing our alliances. They actually have to be partners, not dependents. Germany can’t show up at NATO exercises with broomsticks because they didn’t buy rifles anymore. That’s got to stop. And it really is an America First order, but it is not America Only. We want all our friends to be strong.
Perhaps the most important contribution “Trump’s New World Re-Order” makes to the debate over the Trump presidency, as Rod explained to Don Ma, is to knockdown the idea that it is chaotic.
Don Ma: You know, there are some voices on the left who are saying that President Trump is unpredictable, sometimes perhaps using the word “chaos.” What is your response to that? Is there a governing pattern behind Trump’s policies? What’s the guiding principle?
Rod Martin: Well, that’s one of the reasons I wrote the book. Honestly, everybody thinks he’s a chaos monster, which is just silly. Did you not read Art of the Deal, Art of the Comeback, Surviving at the Top? I mean, he’s been telling you his negotiating strategy since I was a teenager. And then he had the top-rated show in America for however many years. I mean, he told you what he would do.
So, his negotiating strategy is always keeping his opponents off balance, constantly making them wonder what he’s going to do next, constantly asking for way more than he actually wants.
I mean, you certainly saw that with the Panama Canal. You saw that with Greenland. He got exactly what he wanted. But by making it big and bold and crazy, he sucked the oxygen out of the room. He got attention in global media and he forced them to actually confront the issue. They would not have made the deals that they made if he had gone at it the traditional way.
So no, he’s not chaotic. He has a very, very thought-out plan from beginning to end. He just gives the appearance of chaos, which helps him win. And he was good at it as a real estate developer. He’s good at it as a politician.
If you haven’t ordered your copy of “Trump’s New World Re-Order” we urge you to do so TODAY, and by the way, we are not being compensated or making a commission on our reviews of “Trump’s New World Re-Order,” the book, and the ideas on how to make the Trump Revolution permanent, are that good.
