Economic War Room

American culture, once known for its kindness and generosity, is filled with pride, greed, and brokenness today. America, once the economic powerhouse with prosperity and a growing middle class, has a shrinking middle class. The weight of inflation is a heavy burden on the shoulders of all but the wealthiest. America may remain the greatest country in the world. But she is not as great as she once was nor nearly as great as she should be. Ryan Binkley joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to discuss how we can restore American culture and build a brighter future for the next generations. @ EconomicWarRoom

Jaco Booyens believes this to be true. He says, "And so now the FBI is selective. Now you've got a president's son, 144 sex crimes on that laptop are minors from other nations. Where are those nations, you know, 13-year-olds. Of those offenses, you're talking about 30, 35, 40 years in jail in front of a jury of peers. This doesn't even see the inside of the court because it is Joe Biden's son, because now we know that a president was operating under allegedly a pseudonym in communicating with 'the big guy.'" @ EconomicWarRoom

Jaco Booyens believes this to be true. He says, "And so now the FBI is selective. Now you've got a president's son, 144 sex crimes on that laptop are minors from other nations. Where are those nations, you know, 13-year-olds. Of those offenses, you're talking about 30, 35, 40 years in jail in front of a jury of peers. This doesn't even see the inside of the court because it is Joe Biden's son, because now we know that a president was operating under allegedly a pseudonym in communicating with 'the big guy.'" @ EconomicWarRoom

The Globaists want collectivism. They want groupthink. That's what mob rule is, where people stop thinking. And they take offense very easily. They take offense very easily and then they take action based on that. That violates any level of morality or dignity. That's when mobs burn down villages and mobs harm individuals. That's the frightening thing that we see in America, is that there are people weaponizing a mob and mob rule to destroy individual liberty, which is literally an attack on God. @ EconomicWarRoom

The Globaists want collectivism. They want groupthink. That's what mob rule is, where people stop thinking. And they take offense very easily. They take offense very easily and then they take action based on that. That violates any level of morality or dignity. That's when mobs burn down villages and mobs harm individuals. That's the frightening thing that we see in America, is that there are people weaponizing a mob and mob rule to destroy individual liberty, which is literally an attack on God. @ EconomicWarRoom

It is not a company it is the net profits of global human trafficking. Jaco Booyens and Kevin Freeman talk about this very important issue. @ EconomicWarRoom

It is not a company it is the net profits of global human trafficking. Jaco Booyens and Kevin Freeman talk about this very important issue.

Fighting sex trafficking is personal to Jaco. After witnessing the horrors of trafficking through his younger sister, who is now a survivor, Jaco turned abolitionist in 2001. Jaco actively fights trafficking in the USA and globally, giving aid and linking with agencies such as the TSA, FBI, police departments, sheriffs, CIA, ICE, Homeland Security SRT, foreign agencies, and over 172 NGOs in 56 countries around the world. Kevin and Jaco talk about how human trafficking is an economic war that must be won. @ EconomicWarRoom

Fighting sex trafficking is personal to Jaco. After witnessing the horrors of trafficking through his younger sister, who is now a survivor, Jaco turned abolitionist in 2001. Jaco actively fights trafficking in the USA and globally, giving aid and linking with agencies such as the TSA, FBI, police departments, sheriffs, CIA, ICE, Homeland Security SRT, foreign agencies, and over 172 NGOs in 56 countries around the world. Kevin and Jaco talk about how human trafficking is an economic war that must be won. @ EconomicWarRoom

"AI is going to disrupt the job market in ways that we've never seen before. It's going to take over whole industries. And that's not to say those people won't find jobs doing other things. They probably will in a lot of cases, but it is going to transform our economy. Everybody knows this, including the Biden administration and Davos elites. They are very, very open about what they want AI to look like. They are designing artificial intelligence to reflect their values." - Justin Haskins @ EconomicWarRoom

"AI is going to disrupt the job market in ways that we've never seen before. It's going to take over whole industries. And that's not to say those people won't find jobs doing other things. They probably will in a lot of cases, but it is going to transform our economy. Everybody knows this, including the Biden administration and Davos elites. They are very, very open about what they want AI to look like. They are designing artificial intelligence to reflect their values." - Justin Haskins @ EconomicWarRoom

"'Dark Future' talks about the weaknesses that the elites have. Sure they own big tech? Sure they control a lot of the money and a lot of the government, but they have some weaknesses we can take advantage of, like hypocrisy. The big lies. They're losing minorities, they're losing the youth. And people still value liberty." - Kevin Freeman @ EconomicWarRoom

"'Dark Future' talks about the weaknesses that the elites have. Sure they own big tech? Sure they control a lot of the money and a lot of the government, but they have some weaknesses we can take advantage of, like hypocrisy. The big lies. They're losing minorities, they're losing the youth. And people still value liberty." - Kevin Freeman @ EconomicWarRoom

"Every authoritarian regime that has ever existed at some point in time, if they are not stopped by the people, they eventually turn to start mass murdering people. They start imprisoning people, they start hardcore crackdowns. And the reason for that is not because those authoritarian regimes in the past are somehow worse than the authoritarians that we see today." - Justin Haskins @ EconomicWarRoom

"Every authoritarian regime that has ever existed at some point in time, if they are not stopped by the people, they eventually turn to start mass murdering people. They start imprisoning people, they start hardcore crackdowns. And the reason for that is not because those authoritarian regimes in the past are somehow worse than the authoritarians that we see today." - Justin Haskins @ EconomicWarRoom

Justin Haskins, New York Times best-selling author and co-author of "Dark Future: Uncovering the Great Reset’s Terrifying Next Phase," joins Kevin Freeman to discuss the most important technologies and social and cultural changes that will soon cause an unprecedented level of disruption in the United States, as well as in countless other nations. They also talk about the dangers and opportunities associated with these disruptions and look at what can be done to protect individuals and families from losing their liberty. @ EconomicWarRoom

Justin Haskins, New York Times best-selling author and co-author of "Dark Future: Uncovering the Great Reset’s Terrifying Next Phase," joins Kevin Freeman to discuss the most important technologies and social and cultural changes that will soon cause an unprecedented level of disruption in the United States, as well as in countless other nations. They also talk about the dangers and opportunities associated with these disruptions and look at what can be done to protect individuals and families from losing their liberty. @ EconomicWarRoom

"We've got to weaponize our money. And I'll tell you, one of the things that's really encouraging, is you see the response to Target and you see the response to Anheuser-Busch, you see the response to Disney. And this has just been natural organic responses. It wasn't AFA or somebody trying to call a boycott. People were just fed up. They're tired of it and they are changing where they're spending their money. That is weaponizing money." - Paul Blair @ EconomicWarRoom

"You have a lot of people that really, truly aren't Republican in their principles that register as a Republican during campaign season. They say, hey, I'm pro-life, I'm for small government, and carry their Bible around and show up in church. But then once they get elected, you find out that they really aren't what they profess to be. We have a lot of moderates, and that's why it's such a battle that even in a state like Oklahoma." - Paul Blair @ EconomicWarRoom

"You have a lot of people that really, truly aren't Republican in their principles that register as a Republican during campaign season. They say, hey, I'm pro-life, I'm for small government, and carry their Bible around and show up in church. But then once they get elected, you find out that they really aren't what they profess to be. We have a lot of moderates, and that's why it's such a battle that even in a state like Oklahoma." - Paul Blair

Learning from his father who was a bi-vocational pastor, Paul Blair is a 23-year pastor who is training other pastors to be patriots for liberty. @ EconomicWarRoom

Learning from his father who was a bi-vocational pastor, Paul Blair is a 23-year pastor who is training other pastors to be patriots for liberty. @ EconomicWarRoom

Paul Blair is a former NFL player for the Chicago Bears. Now he is president of Reclaiming America for Christ and founder of the Liberty Pastors Network and the Liberty Pastor Training Camps. Paul has received numerous awards in football, and as a pastor, he's fought and overcome cancer. And yet his biggest challenge may be the one he's facing now. Paul Blair joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to discuss a powerful movement that is generating activated pastors to fight in the economic war. @ EconomicWarRoom

Paul Blair is a former NFL player for the Chicago Bears. Now he is president of Reclaiming America for Christ and founder of the Liberty Pastors Network and the Liberty Pastor Training Camps. Paul has received numerous awards in football, and as a pastor, he's fought and overcome cancer. And yet his biggest challenge may be the one he's facing now. Paul Blair joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to discuss a powerful movement that is generating activated pastors to fight in the economic war. @ EconomicWarRoom

"We have not won. We've given in on every step. So what I want to see are Republicans who have a spine that will fight for the everyday man, woman, and child in our country. What does it mean? It means fighting so that we don't have runaway inflation by restricting how much the government is spending and wasting. It means stopping these multi-trillion dollar bills like were passed in the last Congress." - Amb. Carla Sands @ EconomicWarRoom