Full Show - Collapse or Control: The Radical Blueprint for Power at Home and Abroad

The Tara Show

Today’s broadcasts uncover a sweeping arc of political extremism, failed leadership, and rising global threats—painting a picture of how socialist ideology and authoritarian ambitions intersect. Tara begins with New York’s Zohran Mamdani, who unapologetically proposes taxing neighborhoods by race, sparking fears of targeted persecution dressed up as “fairness.” She connects this to the Marxist strategy of seizing the means of production—an approach echoed in Mamdani’s calls to empty prisons and defund the police, recalling the tactics used in Stalin’s and Mao’s revolutions to consolidate power through engineered scarcity and fear. On the international front, the show spotlights the fatwas issued by Iran’s top clerics demanding the assassination of Trump, Netanyahu, and U.S. officials—an escalation that underscores the Islamic Republic’s alliance with China in building a deeply entrenched nuclear program. Tara details how Iran’s underground facilities, partly staffed by thousands of Chinese scientists, survived American strikes and are already resuming operations. Finally, Tara breaks down Canada’s sudden reversal of its social media tax after Trump retaliated by ending tariff negotiations, demonstrating how effective American leverage can be when it’s actually used. She contrasts Trump’s forceful approach with past Republican administrations’ toothless condemnations. Taken together, these segments reveal a dangerous synergy: radical domestic agendas emboldened by global adversaries and enabled by complacent elites. From the push for race-based taxation and centralized control over food and energy, to the foreign plots that threaten American leaders, today’s coverage shows just how close the country is to tipping point—and how quickly that danger spreads when no one is willing to say no.