Economic War Room

Kevin Freeman discusses the undue benefits political insiders reap during monetary crises and alludes to modern parallels. Discussions include Igor Panarin's prediction of America's downfall and the usurping of global financial regulation by China and Russia. #EconomicWarRoom #AmericanEmpire #GoldStandard #HistoryRepeats @EconomicWarRoom

Join Kevin Freeman in the "Economic War Room" as he raises the alarm about the potential demise of the American empire at its 250-year mark. Freeman explores historical patterns, highlighting currency debasement and unsustainable debt as hallmarks of fallen civilizations. Discover potential solutions to avoid the fate of empires past, and learn about the push for states to adopt their own gold and silver currency for economic stability. Tune in and grasp the urgent call to action for preserving America's future!

A look at the political similarities of the mid-1970s and today. Kevin Freeman discusses one of America’s most severe economic impacts and why it may be returning. Globalization, a new energy crisis, inflation, and a potential loss of the reserve of currency: It is time to review your financial game plan with your adviser.

The spread and control of central bank digital currencies are discussed as a potential global economic threat that could lead to a loss of property rights. @EconomicWarRoom

The legal framework that allows extensive use of collateral and undermines investor security ownership is detailed. Kevin Freeman and David R. Webb discuss an analogy of buying a car and losing it to repossession due to the dealer's financial practices to explain the vulnerabilities in asset ownership under current legal conditions. @EconomicWarRoom

David R. Webb discusses how the transition occurred from physical stock certificates to electronic, pooled securities, which he believes could lead to trouble for security holders. Kevin Freeman compares past and current methods of holding securities. @EconomicWarRoom

Are your investments really safe? Financial expert David Rogers Webb uncovers shocking truths about the securities market, revealing hidden risks investors may not be aware of. In a compelling interview with Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room, Webb explains how the shift from physical stock certificates to dematerialized electronic records has fundamentally altered investor rights. Discover the unsettling reality that, in a major financial crisis, you might not truly own the financial assets you think you do. Webb's research brings to light how the markets have been systematically "rigged," turning investors into unsecured creditors. But it's not just a doom-and-gloom scenario — there are solutions and ways to fight back. Learn about the potential cascading effects of derivatives, the connections to the central banks' power plays, and the ongoing efforts to amend the Uniform Commercial Code to protect investors' rights. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Tim Barton Speculate on what advice the Founding Fathers might offer to contemporary leaders like President Biden or President Trump. They reflect on the Founding Fathers' intentions for government roles, constitutional limits, and the safeguarding of God-given rights. @EconomicWarRoom

The character and humility of the first presidents, particularly George Washington and John Quincy Adams, should be the model for current and future presidents. Their ethical frameworks and approach to governance, as well as the influence of their virtues on their political actions, have relevance to our modern culture. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Tim Barton discuss the financial policies and the moral stance of early American leaders on the use of paper money, drawing connections between historical economic principles and the present day. Central banking, national debt, and federal responsibility from the American Founder's perspective. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Tim Barton delve into Andrew Jackson's impact on American politics, focusing on how he transformed the political landscape by using the government as a weapon against his opponents, setting a precedent for modern politics. They examine the resulting negative implications and the negative effects of his presidency that continue to this day. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Tim Barton discuss American history, focusing on the first seven presidents who played significant roles in shaping the early republic. They highlight the good and bad aspects of these leaders, drawing attention to how they adhered to or deviated from the principles of the Constitution. Tim Barton stresses the importance of understanding the stories and lessons of these presidents to appreciate their contributions and recognize their mistakes. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the need to revisit and adhere to the foundational advice given by figures like George Washington to ensure that the nation thrives based on the principles of freedom, morality, and constitutional limits. @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

Citizen Portal AI aims to bring transparency to all government by providing access to meeting transcriptions, donor data, and voting records. It hopes to empower citizens in a way that will help voters keep elected officials accountable.. @EconomicWarRoom

An exciting new AI project to assist humans in every life area, from family to education and beyond, but private and not controlled by big tech! @EconomicWarRoom

Paul Allen is introduced as a visionary entrepreneur who founded Ancestry.com and has focused on machine learning and AI in recent years. His latest venture is Soar.com. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Paul Allen, a successful entrepreneur known for founding Ancestry.com, talk about his career and current projects. One of Paul's exciting projects is Citizen Portal, which utilizes AI to inform citizens about government proceedings and improve democratic engagement. He expresses concerns about government spending and surveillance but remains optimistic about the potential for decentralized social media to empower individuals and promote freedom. @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

The fifth undeniable truth is the ongoing major changes in the nature of money, noting technological advances and increasing trends toward a cashless society. Kevin Freeman raises concerns about how these shifts might not be as beneficial or optional as they should be. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman explores the third undeniable truth focusing on inflation and the Cantillon effect, detailing how they contribute to wealth disparities and could potentially lead to economic destabilization. Kevin explains the consequences of losing reserve currency status and citing historical examples of hyperinflation, he paints a picture of how devastating this can be for the economy and society. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman introduces the concept of the prudent man, citing Proverbs 22:3 and 27:12, which advises foresight and preparation for incoming dangers. Kevin unpacks three key points concerning the failing of U.S. money, a constitutional alternative, and the urgency to act immediately. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman highlights the gravity of America's ballooning national debt, which nears a staggering $35 trillion. With an urgency that cannot be understated, Freeman draws attention to the fiscal quicksand the country is wading into — an almost incomprehensible financial burden that has accrued rapidly over the past few decades. He underscores how this debt is not just numbers on a page — it's a growing monstrosity threatening to engulf the nation's economic stability. It doesn't stop at identifying the problem; Kevin points to a solution rooted in the nation's founding documents. The U.S. Constitution allows states to adopt gold and silver as legal tender, offering a viable alternative to the volatile fiat currency. With his book, "Pirate Money," Freeman outlines a path forward that would see gold and silver become not just valuable commodities, but practical, everyday currency, shielding citizens from the consequences of a potential monetary collapse. @EconomicWarRoom

Bunni Pounds, a seasoned political figure and founder of Christians Engaged, has released a new book titled "Jesus and Politics: One Woman's Walk with God in a Mudslinging Profession," which chronicles her unexpected journey from a homeschooling mom to a political influencer and congressional candidate, aiming to inspire others about the impact one person can have in politics. Christians Engaged is an organization that encourages Christians to pray, vote, and engage with their government, without endorsing any political party or candidate but rather promoting biblical principles and civic participation. Despite encountering challenges, such as the IRS questioning the organization's nonpartisan status, Christians Engaged has grown rapidly, assisting individuals in becoming active in politics, as exemplified by a young woman the group supported who became the youngest legislator elected in Arkansas. @EconomicWarRoom

Rea Hederman Jr. talks through several key recommendations from the Buckeye Institute's report to reduce the harmful economic impacts of ESG and net zero policies on farmers and the food supply. These recommendations include withdrawing from international climate accords, revoking funding and tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act, building coalitions against ESG, and promoting beneficial farming practices at the local level, as alternatives to top-down government control. @EconomicWarRoom

Kevin Freeman and Rea Hederman Jr. discuss the direct and indirect costs net zero policies inflict on farmers, including increased prices for diesel, carbon, and fertilizer. Problems arising from these inflated costs are compounded by an increase in regulatory compliance procedures, which further impact the livelihoods of family-owned farms and the overall food supply chain. @EconomicWarRoom