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"That's where the money is, and that's where the power is, and it doesn't take long before this magnet pulls in the predator class and people who are enjoying all their liberties and freedoms and benefits. They don't think about those things. They don't want to be involved in politics. So gradually, the system begins to get corrupted, and you don't see it at first. In fact, when you're born into it you don't even look for it. So what's happening today? The short answer is that it's a continuation of what happened almost from the beginning. It's the erosion of personal liberty and the growth of government power. Because the predator class has been attracted to the government's power." G. Edward Griffin @EconomicWarRoom

"Of course, everybody understands that everywhere you look, you see what we might consider a decay of the American dream, the decay of the American ideal. Unless you're serious about this, it's hard to understand what that means. We know it's not as good as it used to be. We know that the growth of government is all around us and, conversely, that the more government grows, the less individual freedom we have. They seem to be opposed to each other. You can't have government regulations and the freedom to act as you choose simultaneously."- G. Edward Griffin @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman hosts the legendary G. Edward Griffin in the Economic War Room to discuss the creation of the Federal Reserve and its impact on American freedom. Griffin, author of "The Creature from Jekyll Island," delves into the hidden truths behind monetary policy and the ongoing erosion of personal liberties. The two explore historical insights and practical solutions to combat the centralized banking system that has shaped modern America. This engaging conversation uncovers the urgent need to reclaim economic freedom and safeguard future generations. #FederalReserve #EconomicWarRoom #JekyllIsland #GEdwardGriffin #KevinFreeman #MonetaryPolicy #EconomicFreedom #FinancialHistory #Liberty #GoldAndSilver #Finance #USHistory #HiddenTruths @EconomicWarRoom

"Our school system public school system started off roughly Protestant and then got co-opted pretty quickly by the socialists and Marxists. Higher education is the same way. Harvard started off as a seminary. Read the founding documents of Harvard, and actually, you read the founding documents of most fraternities, and they're thoroughly Christian, John 3:16 and all. And so I think this has been one of the problems with our education system is that it's been so public in the sense that we think that our kids should be educated by the government that it removes the parents out of the decision-making process." - Gabriel Rench @EconomicWarRoom

"It was the capturing of the education capturing of the universities and the ivory tower and so forth. That's been going on for a hundred years. We're just waking up to it now. Really the co-opting of education started in the 1830s and 1840s." - Gabriel Rench @EconomicWarRoom

"There's been a lot of Protestant theology that's been worked out in the past that we don't even know about and aren't even aware of. It goes back to the three spheres of government that God has given us. There's so much repentance that needs to happen." - Gabriel Rench @EconomicWarRoom

"I do believe Rousseau's entire purpose was to fulfill his sexual fantasies and have no responsibility whatsoever. I think you can understand so entirely. You understand the king and Marie Antoinette supposedly said, apparently, she never said this, 'the peasants are rioting because they have no bread. We'll let them eat cake.' That was the attitude of France. We're the monarchy we're in control. But here in America, we're supposed to be different. I had Bill Federer as a guest, and he said in America, the people are the king. We are the sovereign." - Kevin Freeman @EconomicWarRoom

"The American Revolution was very different. It was all about individual liberty and individual responsibility. The purpose of government was actually to defend the rights God has given us. Under the French Revolution, there is no God, and therefore, rights come from the government. They don't come from individuals, and you belong to society. It's not that society is something you're part of it's something you belong to. All anti-Christ ideology eventually kills itself and eats itself, which is what happened to Rousseau. His own revolutionaries eventually killed him." - Kevin Freeman

Kevin Freeman welcomes Gabriel Rench, a media consultant and co-founder of the Fight Laugh Feast Network, who made headlines after being arrested for singing psalms to protest mask mandates. Rench shares his journey from Texas to Idaho and his experiences that shaped his views on faith, politics, and economics. He dives into the critical intersection of religion and politics, explaining why America must return to its foundational principles to combat today's societal shifts. Discover how Rench's "CrossPolitic" podcast aims to reshape the discourse around biblical principles in modern governance. #FaithAndPolitics #GabrielRench #FirstAmendmentRights #CrossPolitic #EconomicWarRoom #SocietyAndFaith #GovernmentAndReligion #FreedomOfSpeech @EconomicWarRoom

"Now, I'm all for smart regulation that keeps the air clean and the water pure, but we all know that there are a lot of rules that simply don't make much sense. It reminds me of the Simpsons cartoon where Homer crusaded for a stop sign at a dangerous intersection. It made perfect sense it was a great idea, but he didn't stop there. Pretty soon, he had all kinds of laws and rules, most of which were ridiculous. And then, at the end of the episode, he gets bought off by Montgomery Burns the owner of the nuclear power plant. This is absolutely a case of art imitating life. Many regulations have started simple like Homer's stop sign, but then regulators have to justify their work so they add more regulations that increasingly make less and less sense." -Kevin Freeman @EconomicWarRoom

Ever look at your life and wonder where's all the money gone? You work hard you try to get ahead. This is America, after all, the land of prosperity. But it has been and can be a struggle for most Americans, particularly young people. Washington Post had an article on June 23rd titled Millennials had it bad financially, but Gen Z may have it worse. It says Gen Z is coming of age at a very different time from millennials, whose early days in the workforce coincided with two recessions. Many struggled to get jobs, particularly following the Great Recession when the nation's unemployment rate hovered around 10% for over a year. @EconomicWarRoom

According to this, the S&P 500 from 1928 to 2022 returned almost ten percent a year versus three percent for three-month Treasury bills. If you held a standard 60 40 portfolio 60 percent stocks 40 percent bonds over a typical 40-year work career and you got the average returns and you would have grown your investment at a 7.6% annual rate with private investments as compared to 3.3% annual return provided by Treasury bills which is what the Social Security system is supposed to hold. Would that make a difference in your retirement? @EconomicWarRoom

Ever wonder why getting ahead feels so tough? Dive into the key factors impacting your financial future with Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room. From crippling regulations to unsound money, discover ten powerful forces holding you back — and learn actionable steps to take control of your finances and prosper. Don't miss the eye-opening insights that could revolutionize your approach to wealth-building! #EconomicWarRoom, #FinancialFreedom, #WhyYourePoorer, #WealthBuilding, #Regulations, #Inflation, #MoneyManagement, #AmericanDream, #FinancialLiteracy, #KevinFreeman @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Jacki Deason talk about the petrodollar concept, the historical relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, and its current challenges as global dynamics shift. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Jacki Deason discuss how the green movement, including electric vehicle subsidies, transfers wealth from middle- and lower-class taxpayers to wealthy elites and more. @EconomicWarRoom

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