Housing Market - FBI Pro-Life Investigation - Sunday Gospel

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Date – Thursday, October 13, 2022 –

INTRO – America’s Housing Market Is in Trouble. EJ Antoni tells us What To Expect Next.
And – Lawmakers request information from FBI about pro-life arrests, indictments
Also – Hector Molina – The Sunday Gospel -

Quick News -
The Indiana Supreme Court issued an order on Oct. 12 that bars the state from enforcing a near-total abortion ban while the court considers whether the ban is in violation of the state’s constitution.
Saudi Arabia Rejects White House Criticism of Oil Output Cuts, Says US Asked for Delay Until Midterms
Alex Jones ordered by jury to pay nearly $1 billion to families of Sandy Hook victims and responds, 'We're not going to stop'
Maryland’s largest school district reports 582% increase in gender-nonconforming students

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What’s Concerning Us –
- Lawmakers request information from FBI about pro-life arrests, indictments
- CNA has recorded nearly 100 abortion-motivated attacks against churches, pregnancy centers, and other entities in the United States since the May 2 leak of a draft opinion showing that the U.S. Supreme Court was about to overturn Roe v. Wade and return the question of abortion legalization to the states.
Firebombed Wisconsin Pro-Life Center Has Not Heard From FBI Since
Wisconsin Family Council and Action President Julaine Appling shared with The Daily Signal that her organization has heard “nothing from the FBI after they left our office the day of the attack, May 8.”

Guest Seg. America’s Housing Market Is in Trouble. EJ Antoni tells us What To Expect Next.
Housing
All the data on housing indicates we’re firmly in a recession. Building permits for housing, an indicator of future construction, have been trending down all year, while the number of homes on which construction has started has trended down since April. Sales of new homes have fallen 39% this year, and sales of existing homes are also declining, indicating a broader market trend.
Since January 2021, homeownership affordability is down 32%.
Recession
The FOMC lowered its economic projections, forecasting GDP to grow at a tepid annualized pace of 0.2 percent in 2022 and 1.2 percent in 2023.
the total amount of money earned by the nation’s people and businesses—was revised heavily downward from 1.4% to just 0.1% in the second quarter.
Real (adjusted for inflation) disposable income in the second quarter decreased 1.5%; 0.9 percentage points worse than previously estimated.
The common man can afford to buy and save less than before.
Student Loan Cancel
The White House’s plan does nothing to make higher education more affordable. Instead, it incentivizes irresponsible behavior.
Jobs
Food, according to a new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. Roughly 46% of people now describe their personal financial situation as poor, up from 37% in March.

2nd Guest Seg. - Hector Molina – Sunday Gospel
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