Since Trump is very busy campaigning right now, not to mention dealing with a litany of legal troubles, he relies on others, Renz says, to vet the politicians he endorses at his rallies. The problem is that many of these politicians seemingly hate Trump, and yet he endorses them anyway.
According to Renz, Trump is probably dealing with a fox in the henhouse type of situation with Wiles who may not have his best interests at heart. And it is up to We the People, Renz maintains, to keep an eye out for who surrounds Trump.
"Donald Trump doesn't take the time to get to know every single person he endorses," Renz said on a recent episode of his show, which you can watch below. "He's got races all over the country and it's not like he's going to spend hours and hours with every single person he endorses – that's not possible."
(Related: Did you know that Renz sued EcoHealth Alliance back in late 2022 for its direct involvement in the Wuhan coronavirus [COVID-19] "pandemic" coverup?)
Are Trump's people aligned with America First?
While Trump does get to know some of the higher-up politicians he endorses, the ones who are lower on the totem pole tend to slip by him. As such, Trump may inadvertently be aligning himself with America Last folks rather than those who are America First like he claims to be.
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Renz's friends and others who live across America call him regularly to ask about Trump's endorsement anomalies, which Renz says can be traced back to the people his closest advisors are telling him to support.
All of this is Renz's opinion, just to be clear. He says he believes that Trump is simply trusting those around him to tell him the truth when some of them may not be as truthful as he is assuming they are.
"I started looking into this and what I found – though I can't prove this – is that Susie Wiles is the right hand, is the person who is the gatekeeper, and is the person who has a lot of influence on who he is recommending," Renz explained.
"It became pretty clear, pretty quickly, that Susie Wiles is listed as a co-chair for a company called Mercury LLC. Mercury LLC is probably listed as being owned by Omnicom, a large media consulting company. Mercury LLC represents GAVI, the vaccine alliance, Pfizer, Gilead, and the UN Foundation."
Renz kept digging and discovered that Omnicom is listed as a World Economic Forum partner that is proudly affiliated with the Klaus Schwab organization. This would seem to explain why Wiles is not, according to Renz, informing Trump about things like the dangers of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "vaccines."
"If his closest advisor, if the person who controls who he is getting information from, if the person is making sure all he's hearing is pro-vaccine nonsense and telling him his base loves the vaccine, I guess that would make sense, wouldn't it?"
If you would like to hear the rest of what Renz says he uncovered, be sure to watch the full video up above.
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