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Ned Ryun on who’s planning to sabotage the Trump administration from within

Here’s why permanent Washington feels so threatened by Donald Trump

By Tucker Carlson on X ——--January 9, 2025

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Abraham Lincoln changed the world when he declared that the U.S. government must be of, by, and for the people.

Rather than exist to exclusively pleasure the elites and those in proximity to authority, the 16th president was saying that America’s government must truly reflect and serve the population. The nation’s survival would be impossible otherwise.

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That sentiment has never stopped ringing true. Although different from the deeply entrenched forces Lincoln faced, corrupt and destructive special interests still have a tight grip on the levers of power today. Look no further than how the government spends your tax dollars as proof.

Donald Trump’s original presidential campaign represented a badly needed release from that system. Unlike past candidates and presidents, he promised to put America first. That’s why he won in 2016, and it’s why he won again last year. The people want change.

Grassroots conservative activist Ned Ryun has his finger on the electorate’s pulse, making him one of the most interesting people to analyze these historic developments. Ryun joined today’s Tucker Carlson Show to do just that, breaking down the Trump transition, what the GOP’s future should hold, why Mike Johnson is the best speaker Democrats could ask for, and more. 

Ned Ryun tells Tucker:

“The great temerity of Donald Trump back in 2016 was that he kind of showed up and said ‘Hey, I think a government of, by, and for the people should actually promote the American people and their interests.' And that’s why I think he was considered such a great threat by permanent D.C., the administrative state, however you want to define it.”

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