If any of us said we wanted to blow up the White House, we would be in jail for at least several days if not charged criminally with conspiracy. Madonna, wearing her black pussy power hat, told the crowd that she had thought about “blowing up the White House.” Her language was foul, and she used the f-word so often that the TV stations had to apologize since this was a live broadcast. All the stars who appeared at this march have contributed to the destruction of the United States. The trend has been set in motion. There will be no turning back.

The Secret Service is now compelled to open an investigation on Madonna. She should be treated no differently than anyone else. The worst part of this is that she can inspire others to actually try to assassinate Trump. This is indicative of the huge divide in the country that will ultimately lead to civil war. The uptick in civil unrest will be the greatest spike we have ever seen in the United States from the left. The risk of the United States being overthrown by a foreign government is zero — our doom comes from within. This will make the race riots of the 1960s look calm, for this is beyond the inner-city limitations.

About 75% of everything Obama did was by Executive Order bypassing Congress. That means that the next president can easily undo 75% of what Obama did by Executive Order.  On Monday, Trump signed an executive order formally withdrawing the United States from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal keeping his promise from his campaign last year. Trump called the TPP order a “great thing for the American worker.” That executive action sends profound signals to the Democrats and world leaders in foreign capitals around the entire world that Trump’s “rhetoric” concerning trade during the campaign is turning into real action. Normally, whatever candidates have said during the election process rarely takes place. Trump is proving to be not just the outsider, but the non-politician putting meet on those bones many have called the “Trump Revolution”.

The TPP was negotiated under former President Barack Obama, but never ratified by Congress. TPP was the largest regional trade accord in history, which would have set new terms for trade and business investment among the United States and 12 other Pacific Rim nations. Therefore, withdrawing from TPP will not have any immediate impact other than signal a new and very different US outlook on trade under Trump. The TPP agreement was a hallmark of the Obama administration, which became a focal point during the campaign, where it was opposed by the nominees of both major parties. The TPP became a symbol of failed globalism and the loss of United States jobs overseas that Hillary never really embraced the American worker position. Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders told the BBC he support Trump’s action because trade deals like this have been a “disaster” and cost millions of jobs.

Additionally, Trump then also signed an order imposing a federal hiring freeze. Of course the Federal labor leaders blasted Trump for freezing government hiring claiming lines will suddenly get longer. This was a campaign promise they criticized during the election and Trump made good on his promise. Contracting out work is much more efficient than hiring federal employees with pension costs. Naturally, the federal labor unions complain because they want the dues.

Trump also issued an Executive Order banning U.S. non-governmental organizations receive federal funding from providing abortions abroad known as the Mexico Policy. The Mexico City Policy was originally announced by President Reagan in 1984 and required nongovernmental organizations to agree as a condition of receiving any federal funding that they “would neither perform nor actively promote abortion as a method of family planning in other nations.” Then-President Bill Clinton rescinded it in January 1993 upon taking office funding abortion, and George W. Bush reinstated it when he took office. Then Barack Obama rescinded it again in 2009 and Trump has reinstated it once again. This has been a political football for decades.

Also on Monday evening, Mr Trump’s pick to be secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, was approved by the Senate Foreign Relations committee, and now requires confirmation from the full Senate. The new head of the CIA will be Mike Pompeo, following a Senate vote of 67 to 30, in his favor.

Meanwhile, Trump has said he will cut taxes massively and 75% of regulation that simply reduces economic growth and curtails jobs.