In this episode, Susan Kokinda explores the historical and modern implications of War Plan Red, a 1920s U.S. military plan for war against Britain and its proxy, Canada. She argues that Donald Trump is reviving this strategic clarity to end 80 years of British influence over American foreign policy, discussing his recent moves regarding Greenland and NATO. Kokinda connects this stance to broader economic and political actions Trump is taking to dismantle monopolies and financial cartels, aiming to restore American sovereignty.
00:00 The Monday Brief – War Plan Red: The Last Time the Military Knew Our Real Enemy – January 12, 2026
02:04 NATO Leaders Now Discuss Protecting Greenland FROM the U.S.
05:25 War Plan Red: When America’s Military Planned for War Against Britain
07:45 Breaking the Cartels: Trump Takes On Housing, Healthcare, and the Military-Industrial Complexr
