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Stephen Gardner and Matt Walsh discuss how the Democrat Party uses race to anger voters. Check out Matt's newest movie Am I Racist? https://www.amiracist.com/ to see how race is used as a weapon. The IRS is not your friend. In fact, if you are White or Asian a new Biden approved algorithm is coming for you. Check out Tax Network USA - Call 1(800)-958-1000 for a private, free consultation, or visit http://www.tnusa.com/Gardner Kamala Harris and the democrats have been caught race baiting to get votes. Is American perfect? No. But I don't believe you can say America is a racist nation since we live together so well. Follow Matt Walsh on X at https://x.com/MattWalshBlog

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In recent news, President Joe Biden made a shocking admission on live TV, acknowledging that the Inflation Reduction Act, touted as a measure to reduce inflation, was primarily focused on climate change efforts. Biden admitted, "We should have named it what it was," emphasizing that the act was actually about funding climate change with a $369 billion bill. This confession has triggered backlash as many Americans struggle with higher prices on groceries, rent, mortgages, and gas, which opponents claim were worsened by this bill. Kamala Harris, as the deciding vote, has also faced criticism for making life more expensive in the name of climate change.

Hunter Biden also made headlines by pleading guilty to multiple felonies and misdemeanors, including stealing $1.4 million from the IRS. Despite Joe Biden's previous reassurances of his son’s innocence, Hunter is scheduled for sentencing on December 16th. Many are questioning whether President Biden will follow through on his promise not to pardon his son.

The political landscape continues to heat up as the highly anticipated debate between Trump and Harris approaches. According to polling data from Real Clear Politics, while Harris is leading in the popular vote, Trump is currently winning the Electoral College, giving him a 61% chance of victory. As a result, the Trump campaign is reallocating its ad spend to key swing states like Georgia, Arizona, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. This shift is critical, as Trump seeks to repeat his 2016 strategy, where he secured the presidency through the Electoral College despite losing the popular vote.

In his campaign, Trump has outlined plans to address two major issues: housing affordability and the treatment of veterans versus illegal immigrants. Trump’s proposed housing reform aims to cut building costs by reducing regulations, which he claims currently increase construction expenses by 30%. Additionally, Trump plans to offer low-tax land for affordable housing developments, making it easier for first-time buyers to own homes.

On the issue of immigration, Trump criticized the Biden administration for prioritizing illegal immigrants over veterans and seniors, stating that these groups are being "treated like kings" while true citizens struggle. Trump’s stance on immigration ties into broader concerns about the border crisis, with Representative Chip Roy releasing data highlighting the scale of the issue. Under Biden, 8.5 million illegal immigrants have crossed the border, surpassing the population of 37 states, while over 75,000 Americans have died from fentanyl poisoning in 2023 alone.

On the financial front, gold has become a popular investment amid economic uncertainty. With inflation and rising costs, many are turning to precious metals as a safer store of value. Trump’s supporters emphasize the importance of diversifying assets, especially with the dollar’s decline. Colonial Metals Group, for example, is offering a promotion for those looking to secure their financial future through gold and silver.

In a surprising turn, physicist Eric Weinstein, a well-known figure in the Democratic Party, has expressed doubt in the current administration. He believes Trump is likely to win but suggests that powerful forces may prevent him from taking office. This sentiment echoes concerns from many Trump supporters who feel that the political establishment is working to undermine his campaign.

As the 2024 election draws closer, the political and economic landscapes remain volatile, with key issues like housing, immigration, and inflation taking center stage.