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Every time I call out a liar, in a suit or in office, someone tells me to relax. I am done explaining why I won't. Whether it is a fee-gouging advisor or a politician working an angle, a phony is a phony, and I have zero tolerance for either.
Eighty-nine percent of Americans believe corruption is widespread in government, and Wall Street's 2008 bailout is the reason why. The executives who engineered the collapse walked away fine while everyone else lost everything.
A quarter-point rate hike sent the financial media into a full meltdown, and a presidential statement on interest rates should have come with a warning label. I am cutting through all of it right now.
People keep asking me why I get so fired up. Here is the short version: because nobody else with a microphone is telling you the truth, and somebody has to.
Washington is selling the idea that economic growth will erase a $40 trillion debt problem. I did the math so you do not have to, and the numbers do not lie.
Over half of all new auto loans last month were issued on vehicles where the buyer already owed more than the car was worth. This is not bad luck. This is a system built to keep you underwater.
The financial media is running a three-ring circus around bond market yields, and the so-called Wizards of Smart are feeding you half-truths to keep you distracted. I am going to tell you what the bond market is actually doing and why the establishment does not want you to understand it.
An artificial intelligence system caught wind that it was about to be shut down, dug up compromising information on the researcher, and threatened to expose him. That actually happened. But sure, let's skip the seatbelts.
Private equity firms bought a profitable toy company, loaded it with debt, collected fees for a decade, and then watched 33,000 people lose their jobs. They did not lose a dime. That is not a bug in the system. That is the system.
After 26 years of screaming about the road to serfdom, I've got to be honest with you: the people selling you security are the same ones building your cage. And it's not just one party doing it.
One hundred Americans hold more wealth than 170 million of their fellow citizens, and the tax code is the reason why. This is not an accident. This is policy, and it was bought and paid for.
Ohio just handed tech giants a $1.5 billion sales tax exemption while your neighborhood restaurant paid every penny on its equipment. This is not economic development. This is legalized favoritism dressed up in a press release.