Chapter
The Risks of Too Much Stimulus Money
52:14 - 58:18 (06:03)
The government is printing endless amounts of money to give to people as stimulus which could lead to inflation and economic risks in the future if not managed properly.
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The remain in Mexico policy is a common-sense approach to illegal immigration, where individuals who try to enter the United States illegally have to remain in Mexico until they are vetted and are allowed to enter legally.
52:14 - 54:59 (02:45)
Summary
The remain in Mexico policy is a common-sense approach to illegal immigration, where individuals who try to enter the United States illegally have to remain in Mexico until they are vetted and are allowed to enter legally. Removing this policy would lead to chaos and disaster.
ChapterThe Risks of Too Much Stimulus Money
EpisodeA Hilariously Dopey “Study” on Big Tech Bias (Ep 1449)
PodcastThe Dan Bongino Show
Phil Graham and Mike Salone discuss how disposable income per capita in the US rose by 5.5%, the highest rate since 1984, due largely to transfer payments and the risks of too much stimulus.
55:01 - 55:35 (00:34)
Summary
Phil Graham and Mike Salone discuss how disposable income per capita in the US rose by 5.5%, the highest rate since 1984, due largely to transfer payments and the risks of too much stimulus.
ChapterThe Risks of Too Much Stimulus Money
EpisodeA Hilariously Dopey “Study” on Big Tech Bias (Ep 1449)
PodcastThe Dan Bongino Show
The podcast discusses the correlation between money printing and inflation using the example of the 70s, where inflation was out of control due to endless money printing by the government, leading to a 13.8% money growth.
55:35 - 58:18 (02:42)
Summary
The podcast discusses the correlation between money printing and inflation using the example of the 70s, where inflation was out of control due to endless money printing by the government, leading to a 13.8% money growth.