John Stossel says that as a Presidential candidate, Donald J. Trump promised to “drain the swamp.” He didn’t.
Stossel says Trump made government bigger, hired new employees, doubled federal spending and started a bunch of new programs. Now the swamp is bigger. He welcomes economist Ed Stringham to the podcast, who explains the real way to drain the swamp is to cut the spending that swamp creatures feed on.
Jim Rickards, economist and former advisor to the Pentagon and CIA, tells London Real that the shenanigans of the Biden campaign and corrupt Democrat Party could force Robert F. Kennedy Jr. into a third-party Presidential run.
Rickards explains further and breaks down the party’s history of election dishonesty in New Hampshire and South Carolina, which propelled Biden to the nomination and the Presidency in 2020.
James Rickards, economist and former advisor to the Pentagon and CIA, says that thanks to the Twitter Files, we know the Biden Administration and its cronies were pulling the strings of censorship.
What we didn’t know, Rickards says, is worse than that. He said recent revelations from the files disclose that the FBI was telling Twitter to suppress voices at the direction of Ukraine! “Ukraine was calling the Department of Justice and the White House to suppress voices who might have expressed some doubt about the wisdom of what was going on in Ukraine.” He explains further on London Real, with host Brian Rose.
Contrary to popular belief, government coffers are not as stable as many would assume. Economist Peter Schiff bluntly tells London Real host Brian Rose that governments have no money.
“The government doesn’t produce, they’re not providing goods and services. All they do is print money,” Schiff says. “The government cannot support the people, it’s the other way around.” He explains further.
