Economic War Room

Kevin Freeman and Jacki Deason examine Biden's energy policies and their negative impact on U.S. energy production, with emphasis on hostile regulations and lawsuits targeted at reducing oil and gas output. @EconomicWarRoom

Join Kevin Freeman and energy expert Jacki Deason as they explore the complexities of American energy independence and the challenges posed by current policies. They will also explore the strategic significance of the petrodollar and the geopolitical shifts influencing global oil markets. Jacki will share keen insights on how U.S. regulations and international dynamics shape the current economic landscape. Stay tuned to uncover energy politics' pivotal role in national security and economic stability. #EnergyPolitics #Petrodollar #EconomicInsights #KevinFreeman #JackiDeason #GlobalEconomy #OilIndustry Energy independence, Petrodollar, U.S. regulations, global oil markets, national security, economic stability, Jacki Deason, Kevin Freeman, geopolitical shifts, American energy

The discussion begins with an introduction to Major General Bob Dees and his role at Liberty University, specifically focusing on military outreach and the Institute for Military Resilience. - **Key Takeaways:** - General Dees’ background in strategic military planning. - His efforts in building resilience programs at Liberty University.

"A lot of people around the country frankly want to build houses, and that's good, but that's the first step, not the last step. The second thing is we represent a crock pot in a microwave society. For the challenges, we talk about a weekend fly fishing trip, maybe it feels good, and so forth. We don't diss that, maybe a retreat, but we are a nine-month residential program. We bring them in and are very intentional; we ride the roller coaster with them." - Maj. Gen Bob Dees (ret) @EconomicWarRoom

"I had an Iranian crew, and they laid out they had the crew they were interrogating but laid out all the weapons. And when they laid out the weapon systems, they found it was just Katyusha rockets, normal stuff conventional but they were very high-tech shipping containers. These shipping containers they would put the weapons inside. The ship would go through the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean off the coast of Gaza, and underneath the bottom of the ship would drop out these shipping containers that would float about ten feet below the water. The Gaza fishermen come out innocently fish, grab these containers, take them to underground caves, and then the next day they would be rockets headed to Israel" - Maj. Gen Bob Dees (ret) @EconomicWarRoom

"We've got poor military readiness to support that strategy. And across the board, we're at great risk, greater than ever before. Even the FBI agents, you know, the director is saying that domestically, but we're also saying that internationally. With China, we see them infiltrating. I know some of my colleagues in the media have grown silent, even discussing human organ live human organ harvesting. And then you see the attack on Epoch Times, and you see the voices in the media being silenced." -Major General Bob Dees (ret) @EconomicWarRoom

Major General Bob Dees joins Kevin Freeman to discuss global military strategies and the challenges facing America's resilience domestically and internationally. They tackle topics from the dangers of appeasement to cultural Marxism and the infiltration by foreign threats. The conversation shifts to the impressive work the National Center for Healthy Veterans is doing and the importance of supporting service-oriented individuals. Discover how the organization is reshaping veteran care and the significance of resilience and community building. #MilitaryStrategy #Veterans #EconomicWarRoom #GlobalPolitics #Resilience #NationalSecurity #USA #KevinFreeman #BobDees #LibertyUniversity #Israel #China #Russia #Iran #USmilitary #VeteranCare #HealthyVeterans @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Dr. Garlow talk about his new book "ReVersed: From Culturally Woke to Biblically Awake," which is an encyclopedia of biblical foundations for almost 60 political topics. He emphasizes the urgent need to return to biblical values to affect national policies and elections. Subtopics: - Key topics covered: marriage, national debt, self-defense, technology, etc. - Biblical perspective on contemporary issues - Special pricing for bulk purchases to encourage widespread dissemination Key Takeaways: "ReVersed" aims to provide a comprehensive biblical viewpoint on pressing political issues, serving as a guidebook for believers to navigate modern societal challenges. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Dr. Garlow discuss the use of lawfare—legal means to target and undermine political opponents—citing examples like Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel, Donald Trump in the U.S., and leaders in other countries. Subtopics: - Cases and charges against Trump and Netanyahu - Influence and implications of lawfare in U.S. politics - Broader global impacts, including Brazil and Bolivia - Societal and political ramifications Key Takeaways: The use of legal means to target political figures is a growing strategy that threatens democratic processes and the rule of law worldwide. @EconomicWarRoom

The conversation covers the dire situation in Israel due to international recognition of Palestine, the emotional toll on the Israeli people, and global rallies against anti-Israel actions. Dr. Garlow emphasizes the ongoing resilience and persistence within Israel. Subtopics: - International Condemnations and ICC rulings against Israel - Emotional and psychological state of Israeli citizens - Global and U.S. support efforts, including pro-Israel events - College campus dynamics in the U.S. and external funding of anti-Israel activities - Efforts such as the Trial to Defend Israel in the Netherlands Key Takeaways: There is a strong need for global support for Israel amidst widespread international condemnation and rising anti-Israel sentiments on college campuses. @economicwarroom

Kevin Freeman and Dr. Jim Garlow discuss the World Health Organization's push for a pandemic treaty to centralize control during health crises, effectively undermining national sovereignty. He highlights the implications of such treaties beyond pandemics to include other crises like climate change and misinformation. Subtopics: - Treaty bypass and Senate approval issues - International Health Regulations (IHR) amendments - U.S. political resistance - Threats from the Biden administration to smaller nations - Consensus voting process Key Takeaways: The push for global health control is seen as a step towards one-world governance, with significant resistance from U.S. senators and state-level leaders. @EconomicWarRoom

Join Kevin Freeman in a special edition of the "Economic War Room," filmed at Liberty University, where he welcomes Dr. Jim Garlow to discuss pivotal global issues. They dive into the World Health Organization's troubling pandemic treaty, the ongoing conflict in Israel, and the rising authoritarianism threatening national sovereignty. Freeman and Garlow also explore Garlow’s impactful new book, "ReVERSED," which provides a biblical framework for combating societal challenges. This enlightening discussion aims to equip viewers with the knowledge to stand resilient in an increasingly tumultuous world. #GlobalControl #DrJimGarlow #EconomicWarRoom #LibertyUniversity #IsraelConflict #WorldHealthOrganization #ReVersedBook #PandemicTreaty #Authoritarianism #BiblicalValues #CurrentAffairs @EconomicWarRoom

"He called me into the DIA as an economic warfare expert but not just him his predecessor General Burgess and his predecessor's predecessor General Harry Soyster. So I got to talk to the best and the brightest about economic warfare the top in the FBI CIA and everything else. And finally I tried to convince them we're in an economic war. They didn't believe me at first I said China's our enemy. They said no China's our friend. They fund us. There are bankers. I said no I'm telling you. So I had the privilege and pleasure of sharing that with them. It's a scary message but it's a message that I had and I firmly believe and that's why we started the Economic War Room to help people learn that we're in an economic war..." @EconomicWarRoom

"I get a cheeseburger fries and a shake for under a dollar at McDonald's. You know now that's going to cost 15 dollars a lot of places It's just gotten crazy isn't it. So here's what the big fear is. There's a French economist He's actually Irish-French economist His name is Richard Cantillon. And he wrote in 1755. That He was closest to money creation And The king and the wealthy likely benefit from the distributional choices of currency through the system What does he mean by that Let me put it in modern terms. If you live in Washington and you're close to the government that's printing too much money you get a lot of chance to make a lot of money from it..." @EconomicWarRoom

"And they're not even hiding it now They say very public our purpose is to remove the dollars the reserve currency of the world That's what BRICS nations are doing Vladimir Putin's been doing it since 2013 Xi Jinping joined. Or since 2008 Xi Jinping joined in 20 13 Did you know in 2008 China held ten percent of our outstanding foreign debt Ten percent. Today they hold about 2 percent I've got inside papers written in Chinese with translations from ChinaScope where they say flat out We're going to destroy the dollar. How we're going to do it We're going to destroy it because we're going to convince other nations to stop using the dollar and we're going to stop buying dollar-based bonds. And then we're going to start selling them 30 BRICS nations are together on this strategy And you may have heard the quote rumor that the petrodollar was ended..." @EconomicWarRoom

"I took this straight in to the CIA DIA all of the people and I said this is what they're working towards Oh don't worry about it Russia doesn't have any power You know we're just so much more powerful than they are you know we plan to use economic weapons against Russia when they invaded Ukraine And we just thought we'd just wipe them out with economic weapons And I said no they've been preparing for it since 2008 And they had And you know our economic weapons have had very little impact You think Putin's shaking in his boots You know what he did He bought a bunch of gold And he knows exactly how to transfer money And he's circumvented all of those." @EconomicWarRoom

"I wanna play for you 3 clips that explain this is the Bank for International Settlements this is the International Monetary Fund and this is the World Economic Forum. And they're going to tell you what I just told you in their own words They're saying the quiet part out loud in particular for the use of general use we tend to establish the equivalence with cash. And there is a huge difference there For example in cash we don't know for example who's using a one hundred dollar bill today we don't know who is using a one thousand peso bill today. A key difference with the CBDC is that central bank will have absolute control on the rules and regulations that will determine the use of that expression of central bank liability and also we will have the technology to enforce that Those 2 issues are extremely important and that makes a huge difference with respect to what cash is third way we think CBDC can improve financial inclusion is through what we call programmability... " @EconomicWarRoom

"They want to do the exact same thing they're doing in China. Let me tell you what China did. China had a bank run just like we did Silicon Valley Bank goes down. Remember that? Just a couple of years ago Silicon Valley Bank. Well they have bank runs in china. China is in a worse debt position than we are so people showed up at the bank ready to get their money. Give me my money. And you know what. They pulled out their phones and all of a sudden it was blinking red because they'd been geolocated by technology at a bank that was in trouble and all of a sudden it says, 'you've been diagnosed with COVID.'"... @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman celebrates the 300th episode of "Economic War Room," highlighting its growth relative to other long-standing series and underlining the importance of sharing powerful and important information. He emphasizes America's nearing 250th birthday and reflects on historian Arnold Toynbee's observation that great civilizations self-destruct, expressing concern that the U.S. is on a similar path due to economic decline and moral degradation. Introducing economic warfare topics, Freeman discusses the debt crisis, inflation, and the risks posed by weaponizing currency, advocating for a return to a gold and silver standard to ensure economic stability and advocating for state-level action. In conclusion, he calls for prayer, diligent action, and thanksgiving to God to navigate and overcome economic challenges, invoking the historical inspiration of Britain's Dunkirk evacuation.

Kevin Freeman and Ryan Helfenbein discuss the contradiction between scientific principles and the current gender identity movement and its ramifications for healthcare and societal norms. They also discuss the economic impact of current social policies, including national debt, educational costs, and the broader implications for society’s financial stability. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Ryan Helfenbein examine of the weaponization of justice in politics, both in the U.S. and internationally, comparing past political norms with current practices and the consequences for society. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman introduces the setting at Liberty University and highlights the unique cultural and educational environment, focusing on the absence of "wokeness" and the school's strong support for Israel. Kevin Freeman and Ryan Helfenbein discuss the diverse academic programs at Liberty, including natural sciences, digital communications, nursing, engineering, law, business, and education, with a distinct Christian perspective and emphasis on training missionaries in various fields. @EconomicWarRoom

Join Kevin Freeman at Liberty University as he explores the institution's firm stance on faith, freedom, and its resistance to wokeness with Ryan Helfenbein, VP of communications and public engagement. Discover the unique blend of academics, athletics, and spiritual emphasis that differentiates Liberty from other universities. Gain insights into how Liberty's values foster an environment of true justice and genuine compassion, channeled through the Standing for Freedom Center. This in-depth conversation also delves into the broader socio-political landscape and the pivotal role of education in today's economic and cultural wars. #LibertyUniversity #FaithandFreedom #NoWokeness #RyanHelfenbein #KevinFreeman #EconomicWar #StandingForFreedom #ChristianEducation #UniversityLife #CurrentEvents #CulturalWar #AcademicsAndFaith #LibertyDifference @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman, Tommy Waller, and David Tice discuss actionable solutions, such as implementing neutral ground blockers to prevent solar weather-induced failures. They emphasize the need for state-level initiatives, particularly in Texas, along with legislative action and public advocacy. @EconomicWarRoom

The Grid Down Power Up documentary by David Tice is discussed as a tool to educate and mobilize social action to secure the grid. The documentary covers major threats and calls for public engagement to push for legislative measures. @EconomicWarRoom