Is "Bidenomics" Really Working? - John MacGregor

In this episode of Full Disclosure, host John MacGregor discusses the impact of global events on our wallets and lives. He challenges the notion of "Bidenomics" and criticizes President Biden's economic policies, citing rising prices and a drop in income for lower earners. MacGregor questions the credibility of Biden's economists and the media's lack of investigation. He also highlights the ranking of states by CNBC and USA Today, criticizing the methodology used and advising listeners to do their own research. MacGregor then delves into the alarming state of the US national debt, emphasizing its unsustainability and potential consequences. He warns of the catastrophic effects of defaulting on interest payments and the ripple effects on the economy.
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