
Keeping It Real: Conversations with Jillian Michaels TRUMP TO INVADE GREENLAND, RESCUE IRAN, & RUN VENEZUELA?!
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Jan 18, 2026 Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative author and filmmaker, shares his insider perspective on American intervention and foreign policy. He argues that 'America First' can coexist with global engagement when it serves U.S. interests. D'Souza analyzes past regime changes, revealing why some succeed while others fail disastrously. He breaks down the importance of internal politics over military force and dissects Trump's Greenland threat as strategic posturing. He also discusses options for Iran, emphasizing the vital link between action and American ideals.
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Weigh Costs Against Freedom Gains
- Support freedom abroad when costs are small relative to human liberation gains.
- Don't let generic non-interventionist principles block low-cost actions that free millions.
Post-Change Management Matters
- The error in Afghanistan was post-regime-change management, not the initial removal of the Taliban.
- The U.S. should have empowered local anti-Taliban tribes and then exited quickly.
Bad Intel Undermines Regime Change
- Iraq illustrates a different mistake: acting on false premises (WMDs) made the intervention unjustified.
- The result is a hostile, Iran-aligned Iraqi government today.

