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Just in, Bitcoin is officially broken.
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The four year cycle. That's right, Happy New year
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everyone. The cycle is broken.
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Uncharted territory for sure, but Bitcoin doesn't care.
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It's walking into 2026 like this, ready to RIP out fiat's
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art. I'll tell you why the world is
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waking up to what Max Keiser said back in 2015.
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Wall Street is fraud. America is fraud.
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The world is fraud. Banks are fraud.
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Central banks are fraud. Live in an era of fraud.
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It's all based on fraud, and they get a percentage of the
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fraud. That's the business model.
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To suggest that there is any moral or ethical aspect to
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anything that's going on now is to be completely naive about the
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fact that we live in an era dominated by financial
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terrorists, terrorists, terrorists, jihadis of banking.
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They're here to kill you and themselves.
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They don't care because they're trained at madrasas called
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Princeton, Harvard and Yale. They believe in an ideology, not
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the Quran, but Adam Smith that they completely misread and
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interpret as something to justify.
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They're blowing themselves up. And the cost of terrorism is
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cheap. 911 only cost. $500,000. The ability to borrow money and
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take over a company by Warren Buffett is 0.
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He's borrowing money at 0. He's taking all those jobs away.
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He's creating economic destruction because you're
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financial terrorism. And that's the area that we live
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in today. Why are we going to stop it?
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There's only one way to stop it. Raise interest rates right now.
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Make the cost of terrorism too high.
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Do it today. If you don't, you're a
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terrorist. Jenny Yell is a terrorist.
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Mario Draghi is a terrorist. The Central Bank of Japan is a
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terrorist. These are the real terrorists,
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not the immigrants, not the people dying in the water.
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And guess who can't raise rates anymore?
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The people can see it, and it's becoming common knowledge that
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America is being eaten alive. Sacks.
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A year from now. What will happen?
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In relation to what? We've seen in Minnesota.
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Well, I hope that there will be a serious investigation.
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I hope that there will be indictments.
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I hope there will be deportations, hopefully massive
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amounts of deportations, and I hope there'll be impeachments to
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some of these officials who let the fraud happen.
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So the country is being eaten alive.
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It feels like by fraud, government funds are being
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stolen, votes are being stolen, I believe elections are being
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stolen. And it all comes from the fact
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that the party of government doesn't really care where the
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money goes. It's all just patriots to them,
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whether it's to Somali daycares or whether it's to this high
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speed rail line that doesn't have one piece of track laid.
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I mean, how much is California wasted on that?
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Or 24 billion to the homelessness only to see the
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homeless population increase? Look, these politicians don't
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care how the money is spent at all.
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All they care about is rewarding their supporters.
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That's the whole game. And then those supporters round
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trip a portion of the ill gotten gains they've gotten from the
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government back to those politicians.
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That's the whole game. And then when the whole thing
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blows up because it's just so corrupt and inefficient and so
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absurd, what do they do? They try to find productive
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people to scapegoat, and they say that billionaires are your
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problem. They'll blame billionaires for
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that, or they'll blame the tech community.
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Look, the startup community, the tech community is one of the,
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I'd say, last, extremely well functioning parts of American
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Society, but they don't control it yet.
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And so that's what the politicians will do, is they
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will try to find scapegoats to expand their control and expand
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the size and scope of the corrupt system that they're
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running. And if you want to know why
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Bitcoin is set to explode in 2026, look no further than the
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morons stealing from the populace and here breaking the
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biggest print of our lives is about to smack us in the chops.
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And jokes on them that thank you Jerome, I'll have another.
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And if you think accountability is coming to the fraudsters, you
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got another thing coming because they're all in on it and we have
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the receipts. Bad news for the Status and Fiat
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overlords. The peaceful revolution is about
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to be unleashed on a scale never thought possible.
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Buckle up. Get ready for a fistful of
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freedom. Happy New year.
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Let's get this party started, shall we?
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Has anybody else started to reach their breaking point or a
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boiling point? This is starting to look like a
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country that I am no longer proud to have served.
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I've been working my entire adult life and I have paid half
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or more than half back to the government in some way, shape or
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form in taxes for the past 30 years.
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And if you don't believe me, look up everything that you have
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that is taxed. State income tax, federal income
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tax, property taxes, payroll taxes, Medicare taxes, Medicaid
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taxes, sales taxes, everything is taxed.
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Everything. And we have a political
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apparatus where half of them say that if you don't keep us in
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power, we will steal from you so that we can import people that
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will. So shut up and go back to work
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and another side of the aisle that is either in on it or is
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totally complete chicken shit and won't do anything about it
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and won't even try to actually represent the people that vote
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for them. Is anybody else getting to a
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point where we feel like we cannot vote our way out of this?
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Where does that leave us? Because nothing is going to
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happen about the fraud. Nothing.
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All of the fraud that Elon Musk and Doge exposed, the Republican
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Congress put it on the backburner and refused to vote
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on it. Turn around to the American
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voter that put them in power and extended one of these.
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It doesn't matter what we do. This situation is completely
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freaking unsustainable. Totally and completely
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unsustainable. It's a waste of time to vote and
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it's a waste of energy to pay taxes so that we can give it to
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people that are going to steal from us.
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And then we can send it to other countries that hate us.
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And we can send it to people in the European Union that look
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down their nose at the American worker and say, good little
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bitch, go back to work. It's putting us in a helpless
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situation. And I don't think the people in
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Washington living in that bubble realize the anger that is fuming
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outside of the borders of that city.
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And I am not interested in watching another theatrical
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congressional hearing where a couple of ballsy Republicans
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bitch out a corrupt leftist and then nothing happens.
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Accountability and a tax strike is what needs to happen.
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Veterans are losing pride in America and I think everyone is
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at this point. Voting harder won't do it,
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despite what the TV may think. Let's watch this real quick and
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then I'll explain their obvious slant and total neglect of the
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truth. Here we go.
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It is totally appalling, but it is also unsurprising.
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And that's because it's a microcosm of what ails the
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Democratic elites. That's our Wyatt Matters segment
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for the night. The latest revelations join
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others in which suspected Somali fraudsters stole more than $9
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billion in federal funds from 14 state-run agencies dating back
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to 2018. Somali Americans make up 89% of
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the defendants charged. The absolute scale of the fraud
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just beggars belief. Where were the spot checks?
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Where were the officials? It seems totally impossible that
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the Democratic leadership was not somehow in on this.
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Just think about how outrageous this is.
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You are wondering whether you can afford to have another child
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because childcare is so expensive.
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Meanwhile, a group of Somalis in Minnesota got $110 million for
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childcare centers that don't exist.
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You can't afford to buy a home, but 100 Somalis spent millions
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on luxury properties, millions of your taxpayer dollars.
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You're paying $30,000 a year for terrible health care.
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And they got millions for healthcare centers that they
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never opened, for patients that they never serviced.
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But the fraud is a microcosm of an illness that plagues are
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political elites, especially on the left more broadly.
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Everybody comes before you. For decades, the Democrats have
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pushed for mass migration, both legal and illegal, which drove
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down the wages of working class Americans while making
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competition for housing, healthcare and an education, the
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hallmarks of the American dream, even fiercer.
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And if you objected, if you had the audacity to ask why your
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children were being disinherited in your country, the Democratic
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elites called you racist. Leftist American elites
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developed an entire woke vocabulary as a smokescreen to
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mask the mass pillaging of the American working class.
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They smeared hard working people who work 10 times harder than
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they do by the way, and make a fraction as much.
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When those working class Americans objected to having
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their jobs sent overseas and those jobs that remained here
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degraded by a glut of cheap labor, millionaires on cable
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news called you racist if you said, wait a minute, why don't
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my kids matter? That's why people are so angry
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about the Somali fraud case. It is the epitome of the fraud
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perpetrated on the American people through the collusion of
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the Democratic Party, the liberal media and people willing
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to take advantage of the immense generosity of the American
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people and then spit in our faces.
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OK, Madame, pretty good, but you seem to be missing some major
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items. Get ready to spit out that
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coffee. Exhibit A Senate Republicans
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request $5.6 billion budget for mass migrant resettlement in the
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USA for all costs, including welfare programs for migrants.
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I mean, come on, no lies detected here.
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But wait, there's more. Exhibit B Tom Emmer is
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frantically posting about deporting Somalis despite the
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fact that he helped facilitate their entry and political rise
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to power. The GOP is complicit in this
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fraud with Democrats, no matter how hard they try to pretend
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otherwise. Oh wait, is it the Golden Age
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you're here for? Well, sorry for taking a crap in
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your Fruity Pebbles, but let's go ahead and just do a little
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check in on the Golden Age real quick before Exhibit C.
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The Golden Age Review. Cost of living all time high.
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Housing record, unaffordability, Healthcare prices record high
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food prices all time high. Government spending all time
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high. Do you see a trend?
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Government fraud all time high. No Epstein lists no arrests, no
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voter ID law, no jobs available. Bomb Nigeria, Bomb Venezuela,
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threatening to bomb Iran again. Trump wins the Israel prize,
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Congrats on that. Epstein files redacted.
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Youtubers doing the FBI's job. 5 billion for refugee
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resettlement. An absolute shit show.
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And now let's go to exhibit C. Here is a list of individuals
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who defrauded the American public.
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U.S. financial institutions and taxpayer funded systems out of
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billions and billions of dollars through bank fraud, securities
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fraud, Medicare fraud, insurance fraud, and foreign influence
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schemes. They collapsed banks, looted
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public insurance pools, exploited federal healthcare
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programs, corrupted political processes, and wiped out
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retirement savings. And they just so happened to
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share one thing in common. Donald Trump pardoned or
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commuted them. Let's go ahead and start with
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this guy Rubashkin. In 2009, a federal jury
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convicted Rubashkin on 86 felony counts, including bank fraud,
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wire fraud, mail fraud, false statements to lenders, money
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laundering. And in December 2017, after
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Rubashkin had served just eight years of his 27 year sentence,
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Donald Trump commuted the sentence in full, his first
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major act of presidential clemency.
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How about this guy Michael Milken, the junk bond king?
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At his peak, Milken was reportedly earning over 500
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million per year, becoming one of the highest paid individuals
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in financial history. In February 2020, Donald Trump
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issued a full presidential pardon, completely wiping
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Milken's criminal record. Trump cited Milken's charitable
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work and claimed to his original prosecution reflected excesses
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of the 1980s financial crackdown.
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And this guy Phillip S Formas, I don't know how to say that last
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name, but the largest Medicare fraud in U.S. history.
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In 2019, S Formas was convicted by a federal jury on 20 felony
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counts, including healthcare fraud, conspiracy, paying and
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receiving illegal kickbacks, money laundering.
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The Department of Justice described the case as the
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largest Medicare fraud scheme ever prosecuted, totaling 1.3
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billion. In December 2020, after serving
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just 4 1/2 years of his twenty year term, Donald Trump commuted
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his former sentence, leaving the conviction intact but freeing
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him from prison. The White House cited support
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from quook community leaders and legal advocates, emphasizing
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charitable contributions rather than the scope of the crimes.
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I actually have like 8 more examples, but let's just assume
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you're getting the idea and go look into it.
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See what other similarities you find.
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But we've been talking about the problems, now let's talk about
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solutions. Because this growing angst
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fueling the rising move for a tax revolt.
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Maybe it's time to stop pardoning and commuting
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criminals, and maybe pardon the American people from government
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theft. I mean, real Americans are so
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fed up with this type of fraud by Somalis because we feel that
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there's no mechanism for you and I to stop it.
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We watched the Pentagon fail like 8 audits in a row, $300
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billion to Ukraine and no receipts for that. 178 countries
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in this world are being given our tax dollars while you and I
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are struggling to pay our mortgages and put our kids
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through school. Then we go to the polls and we
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elect people because they say they will be more fiscally
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responsible with oversight and blah blah blah.
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And then they get to DC and they vote for this crazy pork anyway.
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And then they criticize the one guy that does what he said he
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was going to do in Rand Paul when he votes no on all these
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crazy things, even when they're Republican bills and other
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Republicans call him the problem.
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And we all get stern, like, this is all we get from these people,
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sternly worded letters to this person and hearings and
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referrals. And, you know, these people are
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bleeding us dry. They're skating criminal charges
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for laundering the GDP of Somalia to al Shabaab.
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So here's something Trump can do to break the system.
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And I'm proposing a really bold solution here that he can do
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with a stroke of a pen. And no judge or even Congress
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can stop him. As we found out from Joe Biden,
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Trump comes out tomorrow and preemptively pardons every
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American who's been a citizen and resident of the United
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States for more than 10 years for not paying their federal
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taxes in 2026. And he should do it with Mike
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Johnson and John Thune standing right next to him.
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He should turn around to them and say afterwards, your move,
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guys, I just cut your $3 trillion of your revenue.
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Might want to start making some of those cuts.
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Drop the mic, walk out. You want to see Congress get
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serious about cutting pork, That's what it's going to take.
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One thing will be for certain. Once again proving that Trump
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sees how frustrated We the People are.
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Here's the truth and we are very near that number of of fraud and
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beyond. Be sure to check out yesterday's
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show if you haven't. We deep dived into some of the
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Minnesota and beyond. But if you cut 1.5 trillion and
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fraud, you could you could exempt all income tax up to 200
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K Regardless of whatever these corrupt dent Vipers and thieves
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decide to do, Bitcoin wins. Here's the sign of things to
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come. On the final days of 2025, banks
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pulled 74.6 billion from the Fed's standing repo facility
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backed by Treasuries and mortgage bonds.
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This was the largest single day usage ever since COVID.
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That is not emergency QE or money printing per SE.
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What we're seeing is a year and funding squeeze, something that
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happens almost every December. Banks often reduce private
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borrowing at year end to make balance sheets look clean.
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What matters is what happens next.
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When year end funding stress shows up like this, the Fed
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usually stays flexible in the months coming.
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They avoid tightening too hard because they already see where
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the pressure points are. That means less chance of
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aggressive tightening, more comfort with rate cuts or easy
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liquidity in 2026, lower risk of sudden funding shocks for
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markets. This is important.
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When the Fed quietly supports funding at the edges, Risk
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assets usually benefit over time.
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This is not instant bullish news, but it reduces downside
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risk going into 2026, which is exactly what risk assets need
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before bigger moves start. The truth of the matter is this.
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Either we separate money from state or get used to the vicious
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cycle. The degradation of human
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autonomy rises and freedom vanishes.
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The dollar is the enforcer of this caste system.
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I mean, do we really even know how much we pay in taxes?
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Is that what the founders intended?
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I don't think George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, or Andrew
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Jackson would have stood for any of this shit.
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My dad took to ChatGPT to try to ask it.
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What is the total summary of the percentage tax burden on full
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time working Americans? Real world impact?
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How much of your money actually goes to taxes?
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Federal income tax, on average is around 15%.
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Social Security and Medicare employees contribute 6.2% of
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their wages, 1.5% to Medicare, totaling 7.65%.
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You've got income taxes, you've got sale taxes, you've got
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property taxes. In 2022, the Organization of
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Economic Cooperation and Development reported that the
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overall tax burden on a single worker in the US with pre tax
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income of 70,000 was around 21,000, amounting to 30% tax.
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So 30% of your money. So if you work for an entire
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year, that means you're working from January 1st until, you
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know, the end of March basically for somebody else.
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And then you get to work for yourself.
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You're working for the tax man for three months out of the
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year. Well, four months or 30%.
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Thirty of the year, 4 months. Sorry.
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So the end of April, When analyzing the tax burden on
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American workers, it's essential not just to consider direct
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taxes, but hidden taxes embedded throughout the supply chain.
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So the direct taxes on income can get up to 30 or 40%, but
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then the embedded taxes and the goods and services that you pay
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for, since, as we explained with the beer, everything you pay for
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is taxed and has been taxed over and over again every step of the
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way throughout the supply chain. So that could really get up to
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around 20 to 40%, meaning that the overall tax burden on your
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income, the money that you make and spend is likely up around
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60%. OK, so the, the total estimated
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tax at the end. So you've got sales tax at the
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final purchase. You've got all of the taxes
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because remember, it's, it's like property tax and then
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payroll taxes, excise taxes, regulatory fees, tariffs, import
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duties, all of these things are factored into the price you're
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already paying for the product. You pay taxes on top if you get
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that, and then you have inflation as a hidden tax that
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accelerates everything even higher.
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But even leaving that to the side, here are the components.
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Direct taxes on income 30 to 40% taxes, taxes embedded in goods
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and services 20 to 40%. Sales tax on final purchases
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zero to 10%. And then the inflation impact is
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variable and often underestimated.
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Final estimate when considering all taxes and inflation.
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The real world tax burden on an average full time American
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worker can range from 50 to 70% of gross income.
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Just know when we're talking about these hundreds of billions
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of dollars being handed out to God knows who to do God knows
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what with, we're talking about at least half of your money
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going towards funding that. At least half of your money,
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likely more like 3/4 of your money or 70% of your income is
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stolen directly from you by the government who is through a few
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series of, you know, a couple degrees of separation, holding a
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gun to your head to get it. Yeah.
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You don't have a choice to pay taxes.
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They'll throw you in a concrete box if you don't.
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So they're robbing you for half of the money you make at least.
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And that's that's the average American.
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That's not the higher end that they pay the big chunk of taxes.
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That is a $70,000 income level is paying 50 to 70% of their
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money in taxes when it's all added up.
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And you wonder why we're so broke.
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The solution was born on Jan 3, and this January 3rd Chancellor
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isn't the only one seeking A bailout.
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It's systemic. We're about to bring it home
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Again. Separate Money and State
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Delivering Emergency Price Relief for American Families and
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Defeating the Cost of Living Crisis is the title of one of
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the many executive orders President Trump issued in his
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first week back in the Oval Office.
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This executive order directs federal agencies to deliver
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emergency price relief to the American people by reducing
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federal regulations that increase the cost or limit the
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supply of healthcare, housing, energy, and other goods and
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services. Repealing regulations is an
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effective way to reduce cost and increase supply in the affected
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industries. However, the price increases
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caused by regulations are sector specific.
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Economy wide price increases are caused by the Federal Reserve.
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Widespread price increases are the result of inflation.
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Inflation occurs when a central bank lowers interest rates by
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increasing the money supply. In his remarks by video on
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Thursday before the World Economic Forums yearly meeting
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in Davos, Switzerland, President Trump said he would soon meet
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with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to demand the Fed
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cut interest rates in order to help Americans cope with high
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prices. Pumping more money into the
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economy may give some of consumers a temporary boost in
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purchasing power, but a long term effect of the cut will be
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further erosion of most American standard of living as the influx
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of new money causes the dollar to lose value.
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The short term benefits of any increase of the money supply and
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reduction in interest rates are mostly felt by the well off
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since they received the new money before other Americans, so
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they enjoy increased purchasing power before the Feds.
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Inflationary policies cause prices to rise.
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Interest rates are the price of money.
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As with all prices, interest rates inform market actors about
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the market conditions. When the central bank
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manipulates the interest rates, it distorts the signals sent to
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the market actors, causing misallocation of resources.
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The result is a bubble that produces a short term boost in
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employment and income. However, the bubble will
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eventually burst causing a recession.
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Just as middle and lower income Americans suffer most from the
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Federal Reserve cost price increases, they are the primary
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victims of the Federal Reserve caused recession.
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The best thing Congress and the Federal Reserve can do when a
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bubble burst is let the recession run its course.
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Recessions are necessary to remove the distortions caused by
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the Federal Reserve's easy money policies.
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Of course, Congress and the Federal Reserve refused to take
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the sensible, though politically difficult path.
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Instead, they set the stage for the next bubble via the stimulus
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spending and low interest rate. President Trump's claims he
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knows more about interest rates than does Federal Reserve
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Chairman Jerome Powell. Whether or not President Trump's
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experience in real estate development, a business that is
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very sensitive to changes in interest rates, makes him more
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of an expert on interest rates than Chairman Powell is beside
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the point. No politician, bureaucrat, or
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central banker can know the correct interest rate.
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The only way to know the correct rate is to allow individuals
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acting in a free market to set the interest rates.
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Despite his misunderstanding of monetary policy, President Trump
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deserves credit for publicly criticizing the Federal Reserve.
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President Trump should follow through on his critiques of the
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Fed by working with Congress to pass the Audit the Fed bill and
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legislation allowing people to use alternatives like precious
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metals and crypto currencies. Restoring a free market in money
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is key to fulfilling President Trump's inaugural pledge to
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bring about a new golden age. Thanks for listening.
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