Economic War Room

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Woke corporations are a danger to your economic and personal freedom. The Left has weaponized large public companies and even some private ones to undermine the political process. These woke companies suppress free speech and the expression of religion. They are bending to the will of the woke mob and have lost their focus on delivering value to their customers, employees, and shareholders. Paul Fitzpatrick joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to offer a game-changing solution that empowers consumers, employees, and investors to push back against the prevailing woke agenda.

Kevin Freeman has a conversation with Christian Ministry Leader, Kevin Jessip and Israeli business leader Robert Ilatov. Robert Ilatov is a distinguished Israeli public figure, politician, entrepreneur, engineer, and publicist. Notably, Mr. Ilatov served as the Deputy Mayor of Netanya, and he served four cadences in the Israeli Knesset. Mr. Ilatov is highly involved in establishing an Israeli technology and innovation center in Arad, Israel. This project will be an ecosystem model consisting of a dynamic community of students, teachers, researchers, and representatives of the high-tech industry.

The US left the Gold Standard and the value of the dollar has never been the same. It is time to return to Gold-Backed money. The Founding Fathers set aside a safety net in the Constitution and now Texas is taking action to implement this special provision. But YOUR SUPPORT IS NEED! ACTION: Support Texas Transactional Gold Bill, SB 2334| HB 4903, as an alternative to the Fed’s Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Fed launching this summer! Texas SB 2334 |HB 4903 follows what our Founders put in our Constitution for such a time as this! Previously, using gold and silver coins as an alternative popular currency has long been viewed as desirable but clearly impractical. With existing new technology, however, gold and silver now can be made powerfully functional. With current technology and payment systems, this solution is “just another way to pay.” With your support, Texas will lead the way to avoid the dangerous control mechanisms of the Central Bank’s plans for its new digital currency. Sign the petition now: https://www.economicwarroom.com/money

Closing the wealth gap is not redistributing wealth but allowing people to expand the opportunities for people to invest and grow their savings with a wider range of capital offerings. @ EconomicWarRoom

"You have settlers coming from Europe. And Europe was highly populated, highly regulated. It was hard to own property. And so, there was a natural sort of constraining function on the talent of the people. And so, we had a very industrious, risk-friendly group of people who came to the United States. Why? Because they wanted to make their lives better. They wanted to make the lives better for their families." –Christopher Buskirk @ EconomicWarRoom

Christopher Buskirk explains how America needs to return to relearn the art of the possible. @ EconomicWarRoom

Nations that aren't advancing are declining, and the measure of advancement for America doesn't look very good. Whether you look at life expectancy, personal satisfaction, upward mobility, or middle-class income, the stats are actually alarming. That wasn't the case for the generation just before us. There is no longer fundamental newness. Best-selling author Christopher Buskirk joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to expose the root cause of America's declining innovation rate. They also discuss why there is still hope for America and how the future could be bright again. But it won't be easy.

"Abraham Lincoln won the Civil War as much by his rhetoric, as much by his explaining to the American people why it was so important to fight this war as he did through his actions. So, the first thing -- and I just wrote an essay on this, advice to this anti-war caucus, is "rhetoric first". And I know that sounds kind of counterintuitive, but as the words you quoted suggest, you better know you're in a war and you better be able to explain it. We're in an economic war." -Thomas Klingenstein @ EconomicWarRoom

The job of a corporation is to make money, period. If we as a society want to limit or regulate them in some respect, justifiable in some cases. But at the end of the day, you're going to get the best products, the best service, and the fairest, if you simply let corporations focus on profits and not, what they call stakeholders. @ EconomicWarRoom

"We know that groups, men versus women, and various subcultures, have different talents, and different interests. Right? And so, if you let individuals be free, what you're going to find is group differences in various areas of human life -- the most obvious is women and men. Women value different things and frankly, they're better at different things, despite what the woke people tell us." -Thomas Klingenstein @ EconomicWarRoom

The American way of life and the woke way of life are 100% incompatible. They're utterly irreconcilable. In our understanding of justice in America, it's about free people pursuing happiness. It's very simple. In the woke understanding of justice, it's about the state imposing quotas by groups regardless of merit. Tom Klingenstein joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to discuss how dangerous the WOKE agenda is to our economic and personal freedom and what can be done to stop it.

Individual liberty is what has brought the greatest prosperity, and the greatest reduction in all of the social ills comes from that level of individual liberty. The solution to the race problem is not to take away liberty, it's to expand liberty. @ EconomicWarRoom

Parents are standing up because they're seeing their kids being slowly stripped away from them. And they said, "wait, this isn't America, this isn't the way it's supposed to be." The most important elected position is the local school board. @ EconomicWarRoom

Who would have ever thought that you would have an administration that would abdicate its constitutional duties and responsibilities to, (1) protect our national sovereignty, to (2) undermine our energy independence, to (3) target American citizens? Declaring that parents who want to see their kids educated and not indoctrinated as domestic terrorists and going after them. @ EconomicWarRoom

When you take that oath to the Constitution to support and defend it, that means against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Lt. Col. Allen West joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to look at the internal and external enemies who threaten our economic freedom. Without a doubt, the number-one geopolitical foe that we have is China. And downstream from China, you have the new axis of evil: Russia, Iran, and North Korea. And we still have to be concerned about Islamic jihadism. In addition, they discuss the growing socialist insurgence and what you can do to help defend and protect our liberty. @ EconomicWarRoom

There is no question that private enterprises can move faster than the government. And the government knows this. During World War II, it was American industry that made the difference. And the manufacturing of automobiles, tanks, planes, you name it, it's been private enterprise that saves the day. Gen Steven Kwast discusses how we must put this mindset back in place to win the most important race of the modern era. @ EconomicWarRoom

China promised they would bankrupt the American television companies, take the intellectual property, and use it for their own television. And it happened. So, this isn't anything new. But it's one thing to lose our television capabilities. It's quite another thing if we lose our capabilities in space. @ EconomicWarRoom

Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast describes a new manufacturing process that is accelerating space manufacturing. This will help the US lead and win the new space race. Chain is laying the foundation in space to complete economic domination. We must win this battle. @ EconomicWarRoom

Sixty years ago, President Kennedy uttered these famous words, "We choose to go to the moon." As if it were a choice, ignoring the scientific and practical challenges. But less than a decade later, his words came to life. We chose and we achieved. It took an incredible amount of national will to get to the moon. Secrecy, planning, investment — in a wartime approach. And it was a war. It was the Cold War and the space race. Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast joins Kevin Freeman to talk about how the U.S. must achieve space dominance to preserve freedom. He also discusses a new space manufacturing process that will help us win the space race.

In the Economic War Room, we're always looking at challenges to our nation, to our sovereignty, and to our economy. We have foreign enemies. We have domestic enemies. Well, there is startling news that we may have a foreign enemy operating through a domestic enemy. And that domestic enemy may be our own president. Is it a rumor? Is it real? With former Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, Kevin Freeman discusses this and what you need to do right now to stop Biden from giving our sovereignty to the World Health Organization without U.S. Senate approval!

"We obviously need an investigation of Joe Biden and a real investigation, not a pro forma let's sweep everything under the rug and move on kind of thing. But I think we got to roll back the tape to when we climbed in bed with the communist Chinese if we're just talking about that threat." - Sam Faddis

"There's no way on earth I can conceive that Xi Jinping looks at this situation with the guy in the White House who is very likely owned by him and doesn't move on Taiwan. And people need to understand, as you will do, that's not just bad news for Taiwan. Before we get to World War III, which it could very well ignite, that is economic Armageddon." - Sam Faddis

"I've seen the laptop. I think everything about this case screams espionage. I don't understand -- I mean, well, I do understand why we keep pretending otherwise for partisan political purposes. But good God, the amount of money, the information. Now, the classified documents. Come on. I mean, if anybody else on earth has this information turned up about them, they're in custody, they're in handcuffs, and we're talking about sending them to the federal penitentiary." - Sam Faddis