I will tell you something likely more valuable than anything you’ve ever learned about the nature of power. And you can use it in infinite ways every day of your life. But I can tell you that President Trump understands it very well, which is why he should be in the White House representing us in our Constitutional Republic. I think I tell this story at least once a week; when I give speeches here and there, I usually talk about the nature of the gunfighter at the bar with his back to the room. I’ve also done a few videos on that trait, and it’s the secret to all power in all interactions with any lifeform, anywhere in the universe. The gunfighter knows that the room he is in is a bunch of cutthroats, criminals, scum bags, looters, and parasites of all kinds because that is the nature of all life as God designed it. Life was meant to feed off life, so why would anybody assume otherwise when dealing with others, even on intimate matters? Perhaps my perspective has much more to do with it than most people ever experience. I had a pretty wild beginning to my life, and it has been quite a ride along the way. But I have known quite a few “hit men,” personal assassins who made a living killing people. And the courts knew all about it and encouraged the behavior. From them, I learned a lot about human behavior that they don’t teach in college or any other way. Certainly not from the church pews. People are always looking for ways that they can rob people of something, so they never think to kill them first. That is why the gunfighter, who is known to all to be a threat to everyone’s existence, does not get shot in the back while he’s at the bar. He knows that everyone in that saloon wants to find some way to get something from him, and if he’s dead, then he’s no use to a parasitic society. People would instead make friends and build alliances to their advantage rather than take responsibility for actually killing someone and removing them from consideration for existence.
That’s how it is with Bill Barr, the former Attorney General for President Trump, who was America’s top cop. After spending much of the last three years as a devout Never Trumper, he recently gave his endorsement. It was never President Trump’s job to go out and repair his relationships with people, as the world assumed would have to happen before Trump could ever think about getting back into office. No, Trump gets it and understands the nature of leadership in ways that very few people do. Bill Barr and everyone else will always do what is in their self-interest. They don’t do things because they are ethically upright or morally sufficient. They do them because they want to survive, and they hope that by looting off others for their sustenance, they will find a way to survive the day. It is always their first and only genuine concern. Most people spend their entire lives trying to make friends so that they can perform this essential task. Very few people ever figure out the truth or have the courage to understand it. But Trump does, and now that he’s the leader of the Republican Party, everyone who wants to be relevant has to come to him to kiss the ring.
Our entire education system, even at the collegiate level, is based on this premise of friendship. We are taught to make friends to be successful. When the truth is, if you make yourself into something valuable, everyone will be at your door looking for some way to appease you. Even killers, cutthroats, and maniacal lunatics of a vile reputation. Trump knew Bill Barr and his “lethargic” fat ass would be there ready to please, to be on the right side of power. So when Barr gave his endorsement at the end of April 2024, after all the terrible things that had been done to Trump through the court system and the Uniparty of the American government, along with the betrayal of the Deep State, the Administrative State, and every criminal conjured up by ill intent, and Trump survived them all, Trump did not feel he had to please Barr with nice words and appreciation. He made fun of the loser because what’s Barr going to do? He wasn’t trying to help Trump get re-elected; he was trying to use the President to stay close to power himself, just as I say about the gunfighter with his back to the room. People don’t kill you when you are a person of absolute power. They try to use you for their lazy reasons. And that is a universal concept. If a bunch of aliens landed from another planet, far away from their home, they would do precisely the same thing. If their technology did not give them decisive power over others, their first relationship to existence would be appeasement. Many would assume that if he wanted to win as the President, Trump would have to be the most popular guy, so the power was on the shoulders of those who might give that friendship and make him powerful through those relationships. And that everything in life was built upon the foundations of “whom you know” and how they can help you. And, of course, this is all completely wrong, and people have been taught all the bad things about the power of human relationships and what motivates them. Appeasement and friendships are not power.
Trump always knew, just as he understands about all the boot lickers who are around him now, that people like Bill Barr have no real power on their own, so they always need to appease people like Trump. It is not the job of Trump to reach out and appease people like Bill Barr, Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, Fox News, or anybody in the world for help. Once power is established, by whatever means, they will all come to you whether you want them to or not. They will likely bug you day and night for your whole life to be your friend, giving you little time for anything else. And what is this power that offers such an advantage? Well, it comes from value. When you establish value, whether as a person, services rendered, or thoughts from your mind, people will want to take some of that value from you. So, the power comes from the things you have in life that other people want. You can be considered influential if you have things others want to steal because they all do in some form or another. Even the fraternity brat from college who let “the one” get away from a one-night stand and marries the woman his mother told him to, the compliant sorority sister that would make the family proud, who grows up to become a plump Ohio celebrity at the area wine tasting with Jimmy Buffett playing in the background. And that guy spends the rest of his life befriending that lost woman’s husband so that he can at least know something about her life and stay close, even if she completely forgot about him. Power is in those who have something others want. And the more you gain in life, personally, the more power you will have by default, and the rest of the world, filled with Bill Barrs of all kinds, will always come crawling on their hands and knees to your door looking for friendship with endorsements of all forms. And it will happen so often that it will drive you crazy with their pesky nature. But few understand the rules of the universe, much to their detriment. But Trump understands fully and well.
Rich Hoffman
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