Economic War Room

"I tried to look ahead at least ten years to where we might be. At that time, we had $16 trillion in debt. Today it's doubled. It's over $32 Trillion. Our net interest cost in 2013 was about $200 Billion. That's a lot of money to pay in interest. But at present interest rates, and the current debt level, interest only will top $1.6 trillion very soon. That's simple math, $32 trillion times 5%. And more than half of all our tax receipts will be paying interest only. They call that bankruptcy time." - Kevin Freeman, CFA @ 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

Gas-powered cars are liberty. You can get in your car, and you can drive hundreds of miles before you need gas. And then you can stop and get gas at any number of roadside stations, pay for it with cash, and keep driving. The infrastructure is already in place. You can go wherever you want. We have an interstate highway system. It takes you five minutes to fuel up and you can drive 300 miles on it. An electric vehicle that's a computer on wheels, but someone else owns the operating system, which means they can limit your driving. @ 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

"I think gold bullion dealers have a difficult task. They've got to manage lots and lots of individual inventory. They've got to deal with- when someone wants to buy the gold, they've got to deal with the individual units of those. His gold bars are coins. They've got to deal with the administration around sending it to the person. It's time-consuming, it's a human capital, labor-intensive sales, so to speak. There's also all the security around it and the gold going in and out. What we're doing with Glint is we're leveraging technology that is scalable with efficiencies that you get with technology to enable efficient pricing for the customer." -Jason Cozens @ EconomicWarRoom

The people who don't know him at all are the same ones that praised him when he was doing The Apprentice or doing business deals that would hang around with him and hang out with him and seemingly loved him until he started taking conservative positions. So why are they trying to hide a film about the former president? @ EconomicWarRoom

Paul Allen shares his concerns regarding government spending and surveillance. He expresses optimism for the future with innovations like the decentralized social protocol for the internet, which could promote freedom. @EconomicWarRoom

"Companies are struggling with DEI because it is ineffective. It is divisive. And so they're in these workplaces. And think about it like this. If all of your staff here spent all their time or a vast majority of their time working on something other than work, how would the business do? Well, you'd be a frustrated boss and you'd go out of business. Right? And so what has been happening with these businesses is they're focused on something that has nothing to do with their business. We talked about Silicon Valley Bank, but there are so many examples of this. You know, we talked about the $8 billion that's spent that's just spent on the trainers for DEI not the lost productivity, not the demoralization of the workforce that you're putting all those people through." -Andrew Crapuchettes @ EconomicWarRoom

In the Economic War Room we address inflation, pandemic, election integrity, the risk of food shortages, space warfare, stock market collapse, debt and pension crisis, socialism, and global economic warfare. The challenge of the central bank digital currency may dwarf them all. Or maybe it rolls them all up into one big package that will be sold to you as something that you need, something that will benefit you. But in reality, it's dark, it's deceptive, and it's destructive. In this briefing Kevin explores the following topics: ● President Biden’s alarming executive order. ● A plot to take control of the global monetary system using central bank digital currencies. ● The threat of digital dollars. ● How we can combat the future of digital money. ● Reality: Transactional gold is money. ● America is facing a disastrous and unprecedented time in its economy. ● Right now, we have a golden opportunity — the most important economic moment of our lifetime.

"Medieval historian, Lynn White, published an essay in Science magazine in which he blamed the Judeo-Christian worldview for ecological devastation. And that got reprinted in [00:09:30] dozens and dozens of anthologies in environmental science used all over the world. He claimed that it's because of this verse that this verse, Christians and Jews interpreted as giving them total license to just abuse nature in anyway they wanted. Now, of course, you can go back through the whole history of pre-Christian rabbinic interpretation and post-Christ Christian interpretation of Genesis 1:28, and you never find that it's a complete caricature." -E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D. @ EconomicWarRoom

"Suppose a man comes into your meeting wearing a gold ring and fine clothes, and a poor man in filthy old clothes comes in. If you show special attention to the man wearing fine clothes and say, here's a good seat for you, but say to the poor man, you stand there or sit on the floor by my feet. Have you not discriminated amongst yourself and become judges [00:19:00] with evil thoughts?" –James 2:2-4 @ EconomicWarRoom

"The bigger vision for America is absolutely revival, a revival economically and a revival at the heart level spiritually on who we are. You know, we have to recognize as a nation, first of all, we've left God." - Ryan Binkley @ EconomicWarRoom

"Economic attacks are everything from ESG to natural asset companies to central bank digital currencies. All of these things threaten our economic freedoms. The central bank's digital currency is probably the most direct and, problematic of all of them. And so really, this legislation, particularly the transactional piece of this, is meant, I think, to help us to have an alternative where we can transact without having to be beholden to a central bank digital currency." Marlo Oaks - Utah State Treasurer @EconomicWarRoom

"I think it's a matter of education, and when people realize, the treasurers like myself realize, that the economic freedoms that are foundational to everything that we hold dear here in the United States are under. Read, that this is a viable option, that yes, absolutely, I think it's very much a serious, option that all of us treasurers should consider and consider very seriously because we are, under attack and our freedoms are threatened." - Marlo Oaks, Utah State Treasurer @EconomicWarRoom

Economic War shares the legal pathway for this hedge against inflation with your money. It can happen quickly.

"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 can have an optional gold and silver standard that you can join with at least a part of your assets. The downsides of illiquidity, capital gains tax, storage taxes, and just the complexity of learning how to buy and sell gold would be vanquished. All the upside of gold doubloons and silver pieces of eight, you know, pirate money with none of the headaches thanks to modern technology. @ EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman illustrates the use of gold to make purchases, emphasizing how modern technology like Glint can facilitate the use of gold and silver as currency. Freeman calls for legislative support at the state level for the alternative currency system and provides action steps for viewers to get involved and stay informed. @EconomicWarRoom

If 200 million Americans die, it is unfortunate but may be necessary.

The true cost to drive an electric vehicle is $17.33 per gallon when you add up all the government subsidies that are poured into EVs. @ EconomicWarRoom

Trevor Loudon is back in the Economic War Room to share unique insights on how even a small group of communists can manipulate and control policy formation in the U.S. The church is the backbone of America and has been a Marxist target for over 100 years. Now, there has been a deep push to bring Marxism among the evangelicals and Southern Baptists. As America is weakened on all fronts, it appears our adversaries may be preparing a final push against the US. There is good news, patriotic Americans now understand that we could lose this country and there is real fervor to save America! You can make a difference.

One word. Subsidy. And that's why they have to mandate that EVs are the only option, because they know the federal government cannot continue to subsidize electric vehicles to the degree that they've done and make them economical. What will happen is they're going to force you to use them. @ EconomicWarRoom

"Yes, there is, because one of the reasons that gold has stood the test of time is that it's fungible. It means that any small amount of gold, the gold that's in that goldback, the gold that's in your gold coin, the gold that's in a candlestick. If I melt it down, it's worth the same. So, immediately gold is fungible." Jason Cozens, CEO Glint @EconomicWarRoom @GlintPay

"Under my plan of a cap and trade system. Electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket, even regardless of what I say about whether coal is good or bad because I'm capping greenhouse gases, coal-powered plants, you know, natural gas, you name it, whatever the plants were, whatever the industry was, they would have to retrofit their operations. That will cost money. They will pass that money on to consumers." –Barak Obama @ EconomicWarRoom

"Glint is the first product in the world that enables gold as everyday money. So literally you can just go anywhere where Mastercard is accepted and pay with your Glint Mastercard. And you can buy things." - Jason Cozens @ EconomicWarRoom