Trump Declares New Golden Age of America (See The Plan)

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[@CraigKerwood-001]

Taxing social security when we paid taxes on the paycheck that paid into social security is disgusting and repugnant.

[@dilant9181]

Dude the ss is your money. It’s like paying into a pool and you get it back when you need it.

[@LA-vd3ls]

You should get a lump sum tax free option

[@melissaheredia1917]

We need to tax social security, because the taxes on social security fund the program ! Please have some common sense

[@bluecollar8960]

You’ll be lucky if you’re still able to collect once they start there budgeting. Be happy with that!

[@officialtobinshort]

While i hate SS, it comes out of your gross paycheck. So, it's pre-tax.

[@HarryDangler69]

How they steal 30% of everyone’s money and still are $36 Trillion in debt is mind baffling…

[@TheGaryNinja]

The government is always going to say they have no money because they can't tell everyone they are swimming in money from everyone's taxes. The government will never be truthful about the numbers.

[@kellyappel3015]

Not everyone's money. Debt reduction would happen if EVERYONE paid their fair share.

[@sganet_]

@@kellyappel3015Fair share? You don’t have a clue. Nancy Pelosy made so much money off stocks with her insider info, she single handedly beat top 10 investors in the industry by a mile. It would take her 300 years to make that from her salary. If she don’t pay all that back, I don’t want to hear anyone paying their “fair share”. And if congress was serious about balancing the budget, they would mandate that their salary cut to 25% and they cannot be reelected unless they balance the budget, and I’m not talking about reduction on proposed increases. Democrat only spent more when they had full control and it destroyed our economy.

[@patricksmith6796]

Money laundering.

[@CagedSUPERMAN]

@@kellyappel3015misinformation

[@Dkloner9805]

Kind of amazing how a guy with just a shirt and tie and speaks alone has over two million followers. No clickbait and no bs. Refreshing to see that so many people still watch someone with common sense. Good work Brian!

[@headsofhiphop]

He predicted Bitcoin was going to 0. He deletes his bad predictions. He does have a history of clickbait. Look him up

[@Mr.Scott86]

​@@headsofhiphop how did he click bait?

[@headsofhiphop]

@@Mr.Scott86 made bold inaccurate claims like "Bitcoin going to 0". This is his shtick. Make bold claims and then delete the ones that don't come true.

[@Mr.Scott86]

@@headsofhiphop so all we have to confirm this your word? Sound like you just wanna trust you for no reason, any other examples

[@dollasignsleeze210]

@@headsofhiphoplet us know sum

[@jasonself783]

Military industrial complex has destroyed the idea of less spending, the pentagon has failed 7 consecutive audits

[@kevinmkl8447]

Because they’re making things that they don’t even want most of the government to know. Just thinking about the technology they have scares me because if they are invincible how are we going to stop them

[@victoriadavis3745]

Trillions of dollars are unaccounted for in those audits!

[@Android-Zen]

Imagine if they audited the Federal reserve!

[@grassy-hero]

now they want an iron dome to blame all the missing money on that

[@joycekoch5746]

Make rents affordable again.

[@Bunsybuiltit]

The only way to do that is make a law so corporations can not buy up property or houses

[@andypostema4269]

Once the illegals are deported, thousands of apartments will be vacant in every state in America. I believe landlords would rather lower their rent than have no renters.

[@two2truths]

@@Bunsybuiltit YES, among other regulations! We fucking need that

[@Cvskri]

❤make homes affordable to Americans

[@ekcoupe5059]

Can’t unless cities and state lower property taxes ,

[@DCI226]

Cuts in taxes must be accompanied by cuts in spending.

[@CoastalAkkcess]

Unless there is another... 'unforeseen' crisis

[@Skell0r]

Good luck with that lol

[@TheShelby_]

Properly allocated tax dollars, too. Far too much waste. We have metro Vancouver mayors residing over 200,000 people making more than the mayor of NYC. $500/hr per meeting on top of their base salary. As much as the US needs 'DOGE,' Canada needs its own DOGE.

[@mithall4198]

Lucky for you that DOGE is in effect.

[@Jacob99174]

@@TheShelby_ You are INSANELY hot! 🔥🔥🔥 Def no SIMP’ing

[@dawgzofthelore1337]

This channel has been ridiculously informative over the past year. Clear, concise, brief, to the point, no unnecessary podcast-style offtopic filler. I always refer people who are new to this type of information to your channel. Thank you!

[@Maddie-lv5sg]

Isn't he great, I wait for his advice on everything.

[@colinhiggins4779]

True story. No fancy graphics, loud thumbnails, or clickbait, just good information

[@itsdellwaymfka6317]

Longer than that

[@susanstambaugh1086]

I’ve been watching him since 2020. He’s NO BS!

[@kov64]

Naaah... A rich democrat don't know shit. Tvboy is smarter than the president 😂 right

[@lisaaustin4561]

The tax bill was not helping everyday citizens UNLESS you were a married couple or a household with children. I got NO BENEFIT! I’m penalized for being single with no kids.

[@chitoman1]

Sounds like you know the solution to your problem. Get married. Have kids. This is the way. 😅

[@user-xj8hx8xt8j]

Felt that

[@saifnoorhassan94]

Single mothers shouldn’t be rewarded for degenerative behavior

[@alexgonzo377]

Very true last year was the first time I actually owned money the it's. I made under 50k and owed a couple hundred dollars.

[@aokayproductions5312]

America is a corporation.... Coop- eration Co- op 😂🎉❤

[@NickVillecco]

You know when Brian stops talking mid sentence and says “okay look…” and calms down that we’re gonna get the rundown! Thanks Brian

[@BrookeLyn39]

You get the rundown from a poor perspective.

[@Runny117]

@@BrookeLyn39 how so?

[@pjferrell3303]

Ive never seen him struggle so hard with how he said his points. It’s like he was spinning it to make it sound good.

[@plokoon9619]

@@pjferrell3303 To be fair, he did expose himself years ago to me personally on Twitter, DMed me about getting on a "crypto offer" and sent me links. Originally I thought it was a fake account since it had a _ at the end of his name, but turns out it was a alt account. Found this out because the same offer was tagged in his videos on youtube. Brian Kim is by and far a influencer first, a accountant second. He will easily sell out and use his influence to manipulate his base while playing the role of professional accountant in his videos.

[@thebscotts]

LOL, right! Brian is straight no chaser!

[@kevinmullin9680]

He should eliminate taxing Social Security as Income. Thats immoral and unethical

[@Laborkei]

Yes !

[@RealElectech]

We should eliminate Social Security entirely, or at least make it optional. It's a giant Ponzi scheme.

[@JoePAcalaughs]

Since taxes are on wages, SS definitely doesn't fit the Black's Law definition of "wages". Wages Black's Law Definition: The compensation agreed upon by a master to be paid to a servant, or any other person hired to do work or business for him. In maritime law. The compensation allowed to seamen for their services on board a vessel during a voyage. In political economy. The reward paid, whether in money or goods, to human exer- tion, considered as a factor in the production of wealth, for its co-operation in the process.

[@foxtrotwolf6081]

​@JoePAcalaughs taxes are on income from all sources, (SEC. 62 Internal Revenue code) unless specifically exempted by the grace of Congress.

[@thisprojecthasbeenabandone375]

He should eliminate Social Security. It robs younger generations and is immoral and unethical.

[@D_BigShow]

I have been following Brian for 3 yrs now, he is a true gem, excellence

[@702prodigy]

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[@Conejo147]

same

[@albertsavage1984]

Not always. Sometimes they are accidentally correct. Those people who think that the current administration is going to solve the debt or inflation crisis are employing magical thinking because they are blissfully unaware of how fiscal deficits are caused, and the impact of interest rates on inflation. We have 2 inflationary causes that the current admin is planning to increase - anyone who thinks inflation is going to come down are going to be surprised in the next 4 years as it accelerates. The only solution at this point is significantly higher taxes for SOMEONE, and a more restrictive monetary policy with higher rates. I hate to say it, but Brian is right - even a deep recession couldn't fix this because we have structural deficits and interest expense crowding out all other government spending.

[@John8910]

Ahahahah. Ya ok...

[@robertmalone9699]

Facts

[@victord.8862]

The US is the only country where you have to pay to work. You never get to own a house, health is a super profitable business, education costs more than a hause, and you have to pay for years. You pay 30% every pay check and if you single or make more than 30k per year you don't get to see your money back instead you got to pay more 😢 its a ripoff. The list keeps going 😢

[@FitzyS]

lol! The only tax breaks now are for people making over 400k. You happy now? So now even people making under 30k ain’t getting anything and neither are you.

[@jjs1644]

Especially if your from new york it's double that plus more 😢

[@pski2515]

Need to cut taxes on whoever makes less than 100k

[@TJ-Stackin]

Why not 200k or just get rid of the income tax period

[@Rizzickk]

@@TJ-Stackin I was about to say, why not 200

[@Mehhl81]

State taxes are hurting us worse than federal at this point.

[@pski2515]

@@TJ-Stackin if you're making 200k and can't live on that then you have issues.

[@19junior82]

if you buy foreign products you should be taxed more

[@Atray2]

Companies take their tax cuts and do stock buy backs and do not raise wages, taxes for average Americans decrease marginally, tariffs increase costs by more than the tax cuts, then all the deported farm workers results in massive increases in food costs. So in the end you take home slightly more money, but then pay even more money at the store...and the rich get richer. Sounds like a loss to me.

[@danc2682]

Your argument ignores key facts: After the 2017 tax cuts, GDP grew 2.9% in 2018, unemployment hit a 50-year low of 3.5%, and median household income rose by $4,400 (2017-2019). Companies like Walmart raised wages, and labor only accounts for 10% of food costs (USDA), so blaming deportations for price hikes is misleading. The tax cuts clearly benefited the broader economy.

[@Atray2]

Dude, there aren't people to replace the laborers. Food is going to rot in the fields because people aren't there to pick it. Supply drops drastically, prices rise drastically in response. We're going to get screwed. It has nothing to do with the cost of labor.

[@danc2682]

@ Inflation is primarily caused by excessive money supply and government spending, as Milton Friedman stated: “Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.” It’s not driven by labor shortages. In the U.S., there are 6.5 million unemployed individuals (BLS, Dec. 2024) who can fill unskilled labor roles if incentivized appropriately. Additionally, advancements in agricultural technology are reducing reliance on manual labor. The agricultural robotics market is projected to reach $5.78 billion by 2030, with innovations like autonomous tractors, robotic harvesters, and AI-driven precision farming boosting efficiency and productivity. Labor accounts for only 10% of food costs (USDA), so even if deportations occur, the impact on food prices would be minimal compared to the broader drivers of inflation. Also, you realize with your “illegal immigrants pick our crops, cheap!” argument, you are literally advocating for slavery.

[@Johnny-mr3fd]

No they didnt i started paying taxes at the end of the year. I pay more then billionare trump paid in one year. I quit carrying health insurance because i couldnt afford it. Not every company runs like walmart. Most companies especially food restaurants keep workers at minimum wage and do not pass profits or tax breaks into higher wages.​@danc2682

[@rudevol8355]

@@Atray2 That is stupid. Saying that citizens in this country won't pick your strawberries and we need latinos or it won't get done is offensive and racist. We need them to clean our houses....your world view is something you would hear from the idiots on THE VIEW.

[@007NowOnline]

Be real folks. I like taxes being cut but lets not pretend those types of cuts helped the average joe. It was meant for corporations, shareholders and high income individuals. It disproportionately benefited higher-income earners and corporations, while providing more limited benefits to lower-income individuals. Here's why: 1. Reduction in Income Tax Rates The law lowered tax rates for all income brackets, but the biggest percentage reductions occurred in the higher tax brackets. For instance: The top tax rate dropped from 39.6% to 37% for individuals making over $500,000 (single filers) or $600,000 (married couples). Middle-income earners saw reductions from 25%, 28%, and 33% to 22%, 24%, and 32% respectively, but these were less substantial in comparison to the upper brackets. For wealthy individuals, these reductions translated to substantial dollar savings due to their higher incomes, whereas lower-income individuals saw relatively smaller reductions. 2. Corporate Tax Rate Cuts The law slashed the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%, which disproportionately benefited wealthier individuals who own or invest in large corporations. This cut provided a massive windfall to businesses and shareholders but did little to directly help the working poor. The expectation was that corporations would pass on savings through higher wages or job creation, but studies showed that the majority of corporate tax savings went into stock buybacks and dividends, which primarily benefited wealthy investors rather than employees. 3. Limited Impact on Low-Income Earners: Lower-income individuals saw less of a benefit overall. For example, the standard deduction was doubled, which was a positive for many, but this only resulted in modest savings compared to the benefits enjoyed by the wealthy due to reduced rates on larger incomes. The child tax credit was expanded, but the income thresholds for qualifying were still relatively high, meaning many low-income families received limited or no benefit from this expansion. Additionally, the law capped the State and Local Tax (SALT) deductions at $10,000, which impacted wealthier taxpayers in high-tax states (like California and New York) far more than low-income earners. 4. Long-Term Benefits for Wealthier Americans: The tax cuts for corporations and high-income individuals were permanent, whereas those for individuals were temporary and set to expire in 2025. This means that wealthy individuals will continue to benefit from lower rates for the long haul, while middle and low-income individuals will see their cuts reduced or expire in the future unless Congress acts to extend them. 5. Wealth Inequality In the years following the tax cuts, wealth inequality widened, with the rich benefiting far more than the poor. While some workers did see small wage increases and companies gave occasional bonuses, the overall impact was less pronounced for those in lower income brackets. In summary, while the Trump tax cuts were framed as benefiting all Americans, the benefits were disproportionately skewed toward higher-income individuals and corporations, leaving lower-income earners with smaller gains or in some cases, with little change at all in their financial situation. The wealthiest Americans were able to capture the largest benefits through lower taxes on their income and investment returns, whereas the poor and middle class saw more limited, often temporary, advantages.

[@SanchoSanto]

That SALT cap really hurt us, and we are by no means wealthy.

[@diamondbracelette]

But but but I was just told that low to middle income earners saved da BiG buCkS by the man with a tie. You crazy, son! Gonna get me some taaaax cuts again! I make 65k as a nail puller and I'm ready for my rewards!! Tanks, Brian! And tank you, Mr Truuuuump! Oh and PS, I hate libtard deficits. Someone should fix that. Ok bye!

[@justava2349]

This is the only real sane comment I’ve seen

[@gregorymalchuk272]

I laughed when he said he ran the numbers and his $30,000 dollar per year clients got $2000 to $3000 back. So they bought you a shitty, rusted out used car. We could have had national healthcare, universal unemployment insurance, a national house building campaign, bans on corps owning houses, a huge corporate tax hike in revenue not paid out as wages, etc.

[@imissmypencils]

I’ve been making more money than I did in the past but I feel more poor than ever. Which is whatever…nobody cares. It’s just nuts that I don’t go on vacations, I don’t buy expensive items, I live paycheck to paycheck and everything feels so stagnant.

[@AskDarlingNikki]

Freaking same!

[@Shaek47]

Same here

[@AlwaysStormy88]

Me too! Finally built my business up over all these years. And I work 7 days a week making more than ever!! And im barely getting by.

[@smitty4evry1]

That’s capitalism

[@jeffjeff3275]

People used to work at McDonald's for $5 used to be able to afford a one or two bedroom, my daughter makes $20 an hour at McDonald's but can afford her own place

[@kenlieurance9695]

I make $105,000 a year. Yes he cut my taxes in a very small amount but he eliminated $30,000 of my write off because I have to travel and stay in motels.He didn’t take those same deductions from people making over $250,000

[@LordRykard9376]

Ok bot. Try to make sense next time. Edit: wow lots of bot swarms here. He didn't eliminate $30k of your write off. This happened under Biden. All of you are bots or shills.

[@Buddyforpresident]

@@LordRykard9376says the bot

[@LordRykard9376]

@@Buddyforpresident let me know when that "real person" replies to me.

[@BlackberryTitties]

@@LordRykard9376so because you don’t like someone’s lived experience they are automatically a bot??

[@SanchoSanto]

Yes. Lowering your write-offs is akin to raising your taxes. At the end of the year, you end up paying more than you did before. We pay more now as well because he capped the mortgage write-off.

[@39Bosski]

Brian's deep sighs and expression say more than his words. He knows. I appreciate it.

[@tear728]

He does that in every video

[@sosic172]

Theres a lot to let out a deep sigh over these days lets be honest ​@@tear728

[@ez222s]

I only watch because of the sighs lol

[@lyndasjackson]

Exactly!!

[@aoh4905]

@@tear728 true but there is a lot to sigh about in this era lol. Life can be so good in America if we just make good decisions especially our politicians.

[@BlondGothGirl]

The gvt doesn't have an income problem. It has a spending problem. If an individual treated their budget the way the gvt treats theirs, they would go to jail.

[@seananderson127]

An individual can't create inflation to reduce their debts.

[@AncientEsper]

if an individual run a company the way our government run theirs, the entire management team would have been fired long ago along with all non productive workers.

[@BlondGothGirl]

@@seananderson127 Indeed - and if they could (by printing money), they would go to jail

[@marcseigar6873]

An individual can’t print their own currency. The government can - albeit inflationary. That will be the great melt up.

[@brandonhubbard5258]

@@AncientEsper you dumb? A company hires x100 executives to do nothing. A smart company would invest in its tech and engineering and not give bonus checks to billionaires. so gov already spends like a big company

[@thisiskay1856]

The problem is companies gouging their prices for no reason. Until thats fixed there will be no stopping inflation.

[@AChillin01R]

If they do that they will go against themselves and put regulation lol

[@thisiskay1856]

@AChillin01R That's the point Einstein. Point is it'll never be fixed even though that would literally solve the problem.

[@AChillin01R]

@ OK. That is all I meant. They want to fix it but not really fix it lol

[@brendamullen9367]

We are being taxed to death. Taxes on everything not just income

[@antonchigur764]

You right. On this system you are taxed twice,when you get the money and when you spend itl,it's crazy

[@bzar1155]

taxed when dead too

[@mikelemoine4267]

@@antonchigur764 And then the company you spent your money with pays taxes on the income you gave them, then their employees pay taxes on the income they got from the company and then they all pay tax on the money they spend elsewhere and it keeps going.

[@CMeri-sl6bt]

Taxation without representation. Don't forget, we went to war over this!

[@fuglong]

You have thousands of dollars stolen from you in surplus labor value. You have thousands stolen from you for American healthcare. No offense but only people who don't know anything and have never looked at the actual ratios think income taxes are an issue.....that's the last of your problems goofy

[@walfytaffy3108]

Been following Brian for years. To see his channel in the MILLIONS of subscribers is such a proud moment as a long time follower. We appreciate you Brian 👍🏼

[@brianifitness3656]

O?

[@BradKwfc]

I wish things would change, but I have lost all faith that people and businesses won't stop being greedy. If costs go down they won't reduce prices.

[@DJSolistica]

Correct, but they will start paying more for the same work.

[@trat1x]

@@DJSolistica That’s hilarious. Companies do everything in their power to pay their employees less, especially retail companies.

[@DJSolistica]

@ When companies can't get more employees, because potential employees literally cannot afford to live where the company need them to be, wages will skyrocket. We're getting near that point. Important for employees to be job-hopping, otherwise yes the company will just continue to pay you the same rate and hope you do nothing about it. It's almost like companies operate FOR PROFIT?? A shocking revelation!

[@tombaranowski6413]

@@trat1xNot true. When I ran a business, I sought to get my employees all I could to keep them happy. I needed them. That’s the key. Be an employee that is needed.

[@isiah675]

​@tombaranowski6413you are the anomaly

[@Kms7171]

There needs to be a hybrid federal plan. Raise taxes on the wealthy earners, lower taxes on the bottom 50% (so they can buy the goods and services made by the wealthy), and also find a way to cut wasteful spending.

[@Subeeusa]

We need a rid of property tax,

[@DwightStJohn-t7y]

We need to make the Homestead Act great again. And start over. My first house was four rooms, a wood stove, and an outhouse. The well was four houses down. I was st acking firewood, at age four. Good times. Virtually nothing to tax. Ketchup sandwiches.

[@mr.davisscorner6260]

We need to get rid of the corruption that is sucking up all the property tax first. Figure out where does the money go.

[@Kaltokbetlog]

Where i am its funding schools here, but then i dont know much about these, i was just told its funding the elementary school.

[@philzail2532]

That unfortunately isn't a federal tax. Typically I see app. 2/3 going to your schools.

[@truefacts404]

Property tax is state tax not federal. Pays for schools etc are you from America?

[@yummylunar]

There was a gilded Age in America back in the 1920s... it was also followed by a depression. I just hope history doesn't repeat itself because I feels like ground hogs day.

[@qrzone8167]

There is no more depression, only inflation.

[@Harvester_Stallone]

FDR arguably extended the depression years longer than it should have been with his restrictive economic policies. Ultimately it was WWII and not the New Deal that ended it.

[@njkel.8714]

@@Harvester_Stalloneherbert hoover wrecked the exonomy. Fdr saved america literally. Theres always a crash after republican gov

[@njkel.8714]

During the gilded age the rich enjoyed lavish lifestyles while the avg ppl had to eat from dumpster child labor was the norm no regultion your boss was like a God. Horrible time

[@jahjoeka]

The economy always collapse under republicans. You don't need to read a book to understand that history. Happened under Bush, happened under Trump.

[@the_stixXx]

When they can make a Ford F-150 affordable again, that's when I'll believe it.

[@nickydessa]

How much is affordable?

[@davidjackson2179]

95% of people don’t need an F-150. Most folks who drive one just trying to look cool then complain about gas prices.

[@lindellgiles2573]

35k low trim 50k high trim

[@charlieno7893]

Fix Or Repair Daily

[@Legendary_UA]

​@@davidjackson2179See, there's your problem. Need has nothing to do with anything. The F150 I bought in 2017 for $37k is now well over $50k. XLT Lariat package. Insurance is $115/ month

[@CD-uk5eg]

Love to see this channel still thriving beyond the stimulus check days. He’s genuine and cares for people

[@troychambliss784]

Waste , lack of transparency, no term limits, are big problems .

[@jayevans6077]

This

[@jfrizzle626]

Also the lack of morality, that's why people still vote for demoncrats

[@cyclopentadiol2923]

Don't forget lobbying. Big corporations should have no business in how our government is run.

[@kevinmkl8447]

But the people that could vote if there’s no term limit or not are people in the office already. I’m sure they wouldn’t fire themselves so it’ll never change .

[@fernieboy6195]

This channel is the best thing that happened to us during the pandemic , Thanks Bryan🔥🔥🔥

[@MarkBiery]

Plan-demic

[@Midnitediy]

When the 5,800 IRS employees and contractors who owe $50 million in back taxes decide to pay up, then maybe the government can be in a position to tell us normal folk that we need to. We don’t need to be lectured about fiscal responsibility when their “business” is operating at a gigantic loss every year.

[@Facts_In60Seconds]

YES! The top 5% will own nearly everything, while the bottom half of taxpayers will shoulder the financial burden. Meanwhile, the middle-income group will remain stagnant.

[@krogge10]

They already do and always have

[@mattbleiler7294]

Luckily most Americans are in the top1% compared to the rest of the world.

[@Jackie3771]

Bro, just work hard and invest.

[@awperonline6576]

Then stop buying the products owned by billionaires like your phone, internet, and vehicle.

[@DwightStJohn-t7y]

Reminds me of when you're playing "Monopoly" and some guy hits the snowball effect: it's a foregone conclusion he's soon own EVERYTHING. i think we're at that 'tipping" point now. And I don't see anything stopping it.

[@jmoney6652]

Maybe if the government didn’t waste so much money there wouldn’t be a debt crisis..great work my friend

[@NickVillecco]

Exactly… he said that lowering taxes would give the government less spending power. Why not just reduce government spending AND lower taxes? Hopefully

[@TobyTBD]

Trump added 8 trillion to the debt but go off.

[@thedustincrdv]

@@NickVillecco because the government is irresponsible. If you give a child $20 and ask them not to spend it, they spend it anyway. The idea is to not give the child $20 to waste.

[@DJSolistica]

There is no debt crisis, it's a made up concern.

[@Cakebattered]

@NickVillecco Thats like saying you are going to get out of debt by lowering your spending, while also voluntarily taking a pay cut. You'll nevet get out of debt.

[@RodGustavson]

You don’t create any era, golden or not, by fiat. The era is defined by actual accomplishments.

[@1Surge]

Having domestic production means more people will have income and more businesses will be born to feed the necessities of those workers. If that production includes sought out products by foreign nations then the fiat currency would be less fiat and more justified. However, how to do it is the question and probably easier said than done.

[@anonyghost7422]

I mean in less than a week he : Secured the border Ended bs “aid “ to foreign countries Backed out of expensive deals that the US pays a ton for. Released JFK docs Secured 100B investments for AI (which will produce jobs) Just a few things and this is week 1. I will see how the term plays out, but shit the man has done more in 4 days than the last 4 years…

[@elpencil2920]

@@1Surgehaving domestic production also means you pay more for the product. You think the manufacturers are just happily paying American wages. Wrong. They pass the cost on to you

[@1Surge]

@elpencil2920 but more people that have income will drive higher demand and more profit margins that will help higher salaries. Either way is fine as long as it is organic. Problem is government getting involved where it is not needed creating disruptions

[@ramazanova67l]

I have been blessed with $85,000 every 12 weeks!!!!!! Now I can buy anything and also support God’s work and church. God bless Monica Ronald.

[@Danielhenry184]

How do you manage to make so much money? I have been a Christian since birth and sometimes I feel really bad about my low finances but I still believe in God.

[@Danielhenry184]

Who is Monica Ronald…?

[@DavidFinnegan-j4o]

A big thank you to Monica Ronald. She is a popular licensed broker and fund manager. Her guidance and high level of expertise in digital markets has been a game changer for me.

[@Theoharry11]

Can I do this too??? My life has been facing a lot of challenges lately.

[@MarkSimon-r8b]

6. I thought my family and I were the only ones reaping the benefits of Monica Ronald’s business.

[@TotallySuprCoolAwsm]

Isn’t it also true that the tax cuts for ordinary Americans are only temporary and will inevitably increase whereas the tax cuts for the ultra wealthy and corporations were permanent? I just wish things like this were also pointed out when discussing who is benefiting from these policies.

[@garrettstickel1189]

no at the end of year the 37.5 percent goes back to 39.

[@garrettstickel1189]

that would mean no funding for anything else like department of education or highway safety admin, or epa or any o that stuff

[@povvideography7163]

@@garrettstickel1189but but but taxes are allll bad 😂😂

[@Queen-nt8hn]

Exactly

[@matthewlee8618]

@@povvideography7163if tax money was only for education and roads/infrastructure no one would complain. However, they are not and instead you can’t direct where your cash flow of tax revenue goes toward. Instead it’s give to politicians you will never meet or corporations who are benefiting from subsidies and you’re not able to do anything about it.

[@blackfishgaming7145]

My boss is one of the country’s top tax attorneys. She teaches CPAs advanced tax planning. Her experience was quite opposite of this guy’s. Across the board everyone outside of the 1% and large business paid more in lost opportunities. Trump lowered the taxes overall, but also stripped out many deductions that would’ve been more beneficial than the cut on the front end.

[@ArethaRenee]

This is true.

[@jeremyjesionowicz4924]

To people that make more than the average earner yes. But will benefit the other side.

[@busrolla]

An unnamed person told me, must be true. Thank you blackfish gaming for the Econ lesson.

[@blackfishgaming7145]

@@busrollayou don’t have to trust me. Go to law school and figure it out for yourself. Until then, -enjoy paying higher taxes 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@babjaK304]

​@@blackfishgaming7145I guess you need law school to figure out taxes? Who knew!

[@TheSoldiereric]

The problem is not how much we pay in taxes, it's how the government waste our money!!!

[@beck1710]

No it’s also how much we pay.

[@funshittowatch]

It is absolutely how much I pay in taxes compared to millionaires and billionaires🤨🙄

[@AllforOne_OneforAll1689]

Well the Biden administration were experts in wasting our money

[@ragnarlothbrok6240]

Yes, it IS how much we pay!!! Are you freaking mad, you commie?

[@ronblack7870]

stopping waste won't help much. do you consider SS and Medicare waste? the military? the V.A. ? those there alone are like 80% of govt spending

[@lorealjane9192]

The original Trump tax is why I am paying a lot taxes in the first place

[@TheTyberZann]

Ah, I used the tax cuts to save up money and buy a house when interest rates were bottomed out.

[@timothypulliam2177]

Inflation is not coming down

[@Christof708]

It’s been 4 days G

[@Wahinies]

"Controlling inflation" is not the same as 'deflation.'. The layperson will not know the difference. We cannot undo the damage the biden administration has done but can keep it from accelerating further.

[@steveabdullah9022]

your right people on min wage make more now , people at mcdonalds dont make 10 a hour no more

[@HappilyCarnivore]

@@Christof708 I took their comment to mean inflation is "not going" to come down, not that they're complaining that it's not coming down "yet".

[@joanshealy1662]

Inflation will be higher prices for everything because of the tariffs 😮

[@LifeRx-b4z]

Prices will never go back to pre-pandemic, that would require deflation. The best we can hope for is lower inflation and less wage deflation. However with the tariffs looming and talk of cutting interest rates, I'm skeptical of even that.

[@stevenrodgers333]

They will be going even lower. We still have free energy coming which will reduce mfg. Cost & logistics.

[@LifeRx-b4z]

@@stevenrodgers333 I'm hoping that is true. If it is we'll see if CEO's decide to pocket the bonus and keep prices where they are or pass it onto the consumer.

[@phil488pista9]

You are the product if it is free 😂​@@stevenrodgers333

[@aciv132]

@@stevenrodgers333 free energy?

[@jmanakajosh9354]

Price level can absolutely go down on comparable goods esp. if energy gets cheaper. You're not wrong but give Trump more than 4 days b4 making such pessimistic statements. The prices of Costco barely went up at all hence the massive surge at Costco

[@DavidJ245]

“Let the people buy the car they want to buy.” Alright I’m asking for a Bugatti. Nothing too extravagant.

[@Pivot35]

Wasn’t there a conservative meme with Obama like this? Cash for Clunkers? I remember right-wingers telling me my entire life how Democrats couldn’t just give everything away (like healthcare, etc), but then here comes Trump promising the world and they slurp it up.

[@jjk4891]

Imma be more humble, a Ferrari

[@AssfaultRode]

Buying a Jimny is just a step too far in this country

[@JohnSmith-ti2kp]

@@Pivot35 TDS

[@UR_AL_SHOOK_UP]

Nice 👍, I was hoping for one of those rocket cars nothing to fast 😂

[@MaxDuet-x5p]

Happy fruitful year,I'm beyond excited! In just one week I'll be debt-free, having paid off my entire $285,000 debt and begun a new chapter of financial freedom.

[@AngelinaMoore-u8r]

How were you able to do It?

[@AngelinaMoore-u8r]

Am a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down 😭 of myself because of low finance but I still believe God😞

[@MaxDuet-x5p]

its luck, it's me just being at the right place at the right time. I met a financial and trading consultant at a seminar back at Los Angeles later last year, where she was featured and interviewed and I reached out to her afterwards. Her name is Elizabeth Ann Hanson, I didn't know much about trading and investing so I spoke to her about it, she then later introduced me to her platform where I and other people could invest.

[@JasonDooley-i7c]

Lovely! I enjoyed it like I enjoy a $100k monthly around the turn!!!

[@JasonDooley-i7c]

I know that woman (Elizabeth Ann Hanson) If you were born and raised in new York you'd know too, she's my family's Broker for 3yrs till now and a very good one if you asked me. No doubt she is the one that helped you get where you are!!!!

[@KaniZRC]

The problem for working Americans the more you worked (hours or overtime) the more damn tax deductions..

[@robl3571]

he wants to make overtime not taxable. and no tax on tips, hope he can get it through congress, no tax on overtime pay would be such a massive boost to alot of people.

[@grondhero]

@@Johnny-tt8zc Why would businesses eliminate overtime because of tax reductions? That makes zero sense. The business doesn't receive your federal income taxes.

[@xmusic2049]

​@@Johnny-tt8zcWhy though? It wouldn't cost them more.

[@DJSolistica]

There is no scenario in which working more hours, working more overtime, will result in you taking home any less money than you normally would. In fact you will ALWAYS take home more money if you work overtime than if you did not, even if the taxes are higher. Which, it ONLY makes sense that the taxes are higher, because taxes are a % of your earnings, so if you're earning 1.5x pay due to overtime, then the taxes on that 1.5x pay will naturally be higher. Simple math.

[@animehaven436]

@@Johnny-tt8zcWhy?

[@bobbydigital18]

Trickle down economics, thats why on halloween I only give candy to the rich kids in hopes it will trickle down to the poor, Smh this is crazy

[@lokiwhacker]

Lol. That's pretty funny

[@robertsmall1003]

😂

[@JayTJohnson275]

The problem with that analogy is that the rich kids aren’t dependent on the poor kids to make them rich, but big business is, not to mention big business is often public business which is a large part of retirement accounts for working class citizens. There’s also the fact that the rich pay all of the taxes anyway, did you know almost half of Americans don’t owe a dime in federal income taxes… meanwhile the top quartile of Americans are responsible for 80% of the overall tax burden. Not to mention I think people are better than the government at spending money so I want everyone to pay less in taxes. People should stop simplifying complex problems and complicating simple ones.

[@SportsTruthwithJordanHarris]

😂😂😂 republicans scream trickle down economics. It crashes the economy. Democrats win the next election and bring us back. Rinse and repeat.

[@CJW0056]

It's uhh... A little more involved than that.

[@jarjr2229]

I see a lot of people saying that the country needs to reduce spending but I don't think people actually know where our tax dollars are going to. They think a majority of these dollars are going to illegals or Ukraine when the truth is the tax dollars are going into essentials like health care related expenses, govenment contracts like SpaceX, our military, and social security. I saw the common right wing stance of cutting education from our funding to be the answer, but if we cut funding for education not only are we weakening the future of America by making ourselves dumber as a population but we also hurt the people who WANT to succeed in life. FASFA gives out $120B each year in financial aid to poor and middle class kids who go to school to be things like doctors, nurses, engineers, scientists, economists, etc.. The only way to deal with the debt crisis is to raise taxes and lower spending. That is an incredibly unpopular stance that no president will ever take. I believe that President Trump is desperate for a short term win, but in the long run this will be very costly to the country and will inevitability put us in a position to go into a massive depression unlike the world has ever seen before. I am not here to scare people, but I want people to be aware of the oncoming disaster. Be ready for the inevitability, don't be scared, be prepared.

[@GerardoMojarro]

Great read

[@grabby7667]

Our tax dollars are going to many useless programs including Ukraine and illegals!! They are NOT being spent on "essentials" !!! You pay security detail for Fauci!!! As for education, our schools have already dumbed down our children! It can't possibly get any worse!!! Any Economist or Accountant will tell you the only way to reduce debt is to cut spending!! You're mad Trump won! GET OVER IT!!!

[@Certified890]

Unpopular opinion: Useless liberal arts majors like art, philospohy, communications and etc should not be applicable for any FASFA. Only economically viable studies should be helped paid for.

[@grabby7667]

@@jarjr2229 I don't think you realize how much taxpayer dollars are being spent on fraudulent programs! Just look at Medicaid! Also, there are many students who have not received those grants and still managed to excel! Your kind of thinking is exactly why we are 35 TRILLION in debt!

[@jarjr2229]

@ I would agree, but it’s hard to not see the value in the entertainment industry. Movies, TV, Radio, and Podcasts are big forces in Western economies.

[@SinatraSavvy]

We need a new law that says anyone that has ever had more than one bankruptcy, whether it be for a company or personally should not be allowed to become President.

[@vshah1010]

Satan has been given redemption. When Satan returned, he continued to do even more evil deeds, more quickly than before.

[@anonyghost7422]

Let’s include term limits for congress, cognitive exams for elected officials, remove corporation’s ability to fund corrupt politicians… man the list of things I rather see than one particular thing aimed at Trump. Stop believing your handlers and start using that noggin plz

[@Demeetrius]

​@@anonyghost7422the 3 things you just listed would heavily apply to Trump lol

[@SinatraSavvy]

@@anonyghost7422This isn’t aimed at Trump, it’s aimed at having someone fiscally responsible running our country that isn’t going to take our national debt to over 45 Trillion by the time he’s out of office.

[@pigpen50]

I’m here for the TRUTH! Thanks Brian!

[@nikmo7360]

For most people that live in areas with high property tax including mello roos. Our tax deduction was capped and that created an increase in taxes paid. I am one of those examples. I would also argue that any small tax benefit gained was significantly outweighed by the massive increase in deficit. Especially now that all the government programs that will be cut for low income earners will have a much higher impact than the thousand dollars they have received.

[@KBergs]

The capped property tax deductible is a huge slap in the face of any middle class homeowner. The tax "cut" was a sneaky tax increase for many.

[@daCubanaqt]

Yup, thank Trump for that. One year after I bought my house it went into effect. So much for all the tax deductions!! However, for people who do not itemize, they increased the standard deduction so most tax payers say it as a good thing. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was supposed to expire in 2025, but don’t see that happening now.

[@yungmizzy]

Yup. But I dont hear anyone talking about that. Now they are trying to get rid of the Mortgage interest deduction all together. I need Brian to tell the people that!

[@frenchfred3]

Saying that the average american benefited from the tax cut is very short sighted. The vast majority benefited the rich and this extra wealth fueled inflation, which was more damaging to the average Joe than the extra hundred bucks he got from his tax cuts

[@mortviolette284]

Seriously…

[@tyajjjjjjjjy]

Get rid of property taxes, so that we actually own our properties……. Essentially it’s leverage the government has to still be able to take away your home or land…. Miss your payment, and they’ll come at you like a hawk….

[@davidzhang2924]

As someone who works in California, I always felt I’m paying more in taxes since Trump capped the state and local tax deduction to 10K

[@ronaldreagan-ik6hz]

blame CA not trump

[@jdubb0113]

​@@ronaldreagan-ik6hz Nope... Blame the Tangerine Tornado 100%

[@KingKan]

Trump is economic chaos, his base just eats all his BS blindly with no research or knowledge

[@debfarmer181]

That California Governments fault, not Federal. Newsom has been responsible for unprecdented tax hikes

[@joeykahng6219]

🤣 did you just hear yourself? “Capped the STATE, LOCAL tax deduction.” Gotta learn more about how civics work.

[@annaclarke7643]

Who’s going to have the extra money, after paying the bills, to afford the stuff the oligarchs need us to buy, to keep themselves rich?

[@steved5023]

I am retired income for two. $72600. My tax’s went up $200 with Trump old tax cuts. My mom 97 $32000 her went up $100. So I know the lower income folks did not get a tax cut. Your full of bull! Saying we did

[@goviralgo6418]

I guess it depends I paid less with trump

[@lisaaustin4561]

Cut taxes for who! That’s the million dollar question! I already know the answer. His billionaire cronies then the businesses. The single schmuck making $85000 living in Southern California will remain the exact same. I pay 28% tax I’ve stopped working OT. Then it’s 33%. You can’t manufacture cheap with quality in the US. When I buy shoes I ask where were these made? If the answer is US I will not buy them. Made in Europe is ALWAYS BETTER

[@hifijohn]

Im neither a dem nor rep, so I'll keep an open mind, but I have very little faith in any president.

[@ZenFrequency111]

Especially this one

[@firstlast-wm3li]

​@@ZenFrequency111You mad Trump will deliver.

[@anthonyveltri2994]

@@firstlast-wm3li yea, deliver hyperinflation.

[@ZenFrequency111]

@firstlast-wm3li just wanting to see how the "gulf of America " will lower the price of eggs 😅😅😅

[@firstlast-wm3li]

@@anthonyveltri2994 False.

[@TwitchingHour]

Brian is the GOAT for being the only finance podcaster discussing the Fed buying bonds to lower rates-finally! The Fed should resume MBS purchases-or at least stop runoff-to inject liquidity and allow mortgage-locked homeowners to move to better economic opportunities. High mortgage rates are trapping people in place, limiting job mobility and slowing economic growth. Homeowners with significant equity can afford to wait, creating a bottleneck in the market, while institutional investors stand ready to scoop up distressed properties if rates stay high. If the Fed waits until unemployment rises to ease policy, they’ll punish families and reward cash-heavy investors, accelerating the shift toward a renter economy. The current policy mix of high rates and quantitative tightening is strangling housing market activity, with 1 in 6 accepted offers falling through and stagnation taking hold.

[@rossw6926]

Literally..... the housing situation is F'D and NOBODY is talking about it or how it got this way and how to change it. " Cash heavy investors" as you say are jacking the real estate & rental market. Every realtor these days....better buy now!!! cuz its only going to get more expensive . THIS IS NOT SUSTAINABLE .

[@GwenClyde-iv7et]

No no🫣🫣 Brian is the SHEEP . He' exposing the GOAT with his trickery. Just like that Bishop in the prayer service who was certainly a GOAT.

[@M.Nobody]

I noticed this time around that you don’t slap down your notes on the desk and shake your head anymore when discussing Trump. lol!😁

[@MrDannyboy1211]

True

[@misterringer]

Eventually you just get numb to it.

[@Etheric757]

Hahahaha he be tired of the nonsense

[@macaccount4315]

You have to ignore the noise

[@jisskk28]

His desk would be destroyed😂

[@Xfinitygrows]

Hey Brian, glad to see you are still doing well and still bringing us great content, thank you.

[@SD-co9xe]

The benefit of the tax cuts though went mostly to the wealthy when you look at it proportionally. Now we are stuck with a massive deficit! It was a terrible move.

[@markeasley6149]

The wealthy pay most of the taxes. Of course it is proportional...

[@RustyZipper]

As a homeowner and I spend a chunk of money on work related expenses I get royally screwed during tax time since 2017. Before I could write off a ton of my expenses. Meanwhile people who don’t even work get a $10k refund…

[@matthewmcelyea2970]

Lowering rates is a wild thought in this environment.

[@mundie33]

It’s a stupid thought - terrible economics right now

[@RickJone-kd5lr]

He is going to spend like a drunken sailor just like he did the first time and like all the others.

[@sergeantspeed5941]

​@@RickJone-kd5lrhe was doing great until democrats forced his hand with covid.

[@TommyVercetti6969]

Cutting taxes, Cutting inflation and cutting interest rates is not possible economically. If someone says they will do this you are being lied to.

[@bradhaines3142]

i like trump but math aint mathin

[@chasemurray9167]

If they cut spending then yes

[@AlexanderKhaminets]

@@bradhaines3142 maybe your brain isn't braining..

[@DaBooster]

50% of Americans believe the lies

[@TommyVercetti6969]

Do you really think they can cut spending? May be they can balance the budget but will definitely not be able to save 2 trillion.

[@dmon13]

When politicians say something. The opposite is usually true ..

[@basicinfo2022]

Not unless it becomes law.

[@dmon13]

@ “ IF”

[@beezkneez7065]

Trump is a business man , not a politician

[@dmon13]

@@beezkneez7065 you’re that naive huh ?

[@beezkneez7065]

@@dmon13No not really, I just think positive and know all it takes is 1 person to make drastic changes and the country doesn’t have to run the same as it has been for decades.

[@meshasat]

I've come to appreciate how valuable this channel really is. You are doing the community and great service and we truly thank you for it

A Golden Shower is more like it! We are all getting pissed on!

[@autodidactic-i2i]

We are a debt base nation, if people cant pay their bills and not owe money to banks like homes, 60k cars , credit cards then it will collapse

[@Fatbaldguy]

We could end the Fed tomorrow but we'd have to go back to Gold. Politicians can't print gold so they won't follow the constitution.

[@CBT5777]

got to keep capitalism going i guess.

[@DJSolistica]

It won't collapse, because the people who have been saving and investing all in the meantime will be there to strike at opportunities. Their loss is our gain.

[@merrytunes8697]

@@DJSolisticayou must be a benefactor of generational wealth

[@Aluvsloans]

@@DJSolisticathat’s correct but they don’t consume massive consumer goods which drives the whole car. Of a corporation buys homes for example they won’t go to Lowe’s monthly for stuff for a home. It seems simple but it really needs for us consumers to consume

[@standingmannequin7911]

The tax cut should be capped at $750. We can all live on that according to our plantation owners.

[@user_golden]

$750 is about my 3 days expenses.

[@rc8929]

It would be funny if the tax cut was capped at that amount and then maybe people would see how many get below $750 from trump's tax cuts (vs. ungodly amounts to the rich).

[@curshellel]

been following you for years...only person that gives a true view on things with CLEAR facts. Everyone has their opinion true but its kinda hard to argue with you when you bring the facts, proof and examples.

[@DeanWinchesterSW]

I discovered your channel back in trump’s first term. I’m back here again for accurate news!

[@jmglasell]

Both parties need to work together on a plan that stretches over several decades to even have a chance at fixing the debt problem. Unfortunately that will never happen

[@patricksmangan]

I think they’re individually incentivized to do otherwise.

[@bennycarter5249]

They already have, it's called hyperinflation.

[@DrewBorg]

It will if we all unite and stop attacking each other. The rich divide us and help themselves. They are winning and got us by the…

[@i_like_beer-o2f]

The only way to reduce debt long term is to cut social security and Medicare

[@anthonyveltri2994]

@@i_like_beer-o2f or you could tax the wealthy at like 60-70%.

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Ah yes, the same stuff we've been hearing since the 80's. None of those things in the title of your video lead to lower inflation.

[@colormehopeful6984]

I’ve been following Brian since the pandemic. I refer everyone to this channel. He hasn’t bring wrong yet and he gives clear, concise information that keeps us Americans informed. As a young wife and mother of 2, I appreciate this so much. We have stayed ahead of inflation because of your advice and information ❤

[@TheSeanathon]

Lower interest rates and lower taxes is a recipe for stagflation. I think we'll see more purchasing power initially for average Americans, followed by excessive price increases across retailers and home values

[@jonathantaylor6926]

Lol so tariffs cause inflation and tax cuts cause stagnation? Interesting!

[@escapegrl1]

@@jonathantaylor6926he’s a lefty paid troll.

[@i_like_beer-o2f]

​@@jonathantaylor6926tax cuts will cause even more debt issuance to fund the deficit which will cause capital to be allocated away from the private sector and will also raise interest rates

[@romeocalmo]

“Prices will come down!” Yes trumpie, I’m sure companies want to make less profit, especially after you tariff them😂😂😂

[@Rustea314]

Daycare is daycare.😂

[@masonwright2029]

Keep coping

[@atlasfox6451]

@@masonwright2029keep remaining 🧠 💀 🤡 lol

[@jamespp5444]

Lowering interest rates not a good idea.. Right now

[@Itsokay.nottobeokaaaay]

It’s a great idea it’ll make my investment properties sky rocket in price

[@michaeldavis5970]

It's a must right now. Even if there is some back lash to many people who own homes are in need of relief. I see it daily as a mortgage loan officer. There's always consequences, but keeping people in their homes is better than having corporations to be the only ones who can afford to buy up properties. Just my opinion.

[@MK-zz5qe]

​@@Itsokay.nottobeokaaaaynah not sky rocket

[@JaronPope]

Ahh ok.....lets make sure we listen to you! You must be an expert.

[@Itsokay.nottobeokaaaay]

@ rise. And so will my cash flow. Definitely up and not down.

[@travituspurebloods3343]

If the most used money wasn't owned by a private bank there wouldn't be inflation to begin with.

[@norbertlaszlo1727]

Let me save everyone some time, Tax cuts for the rich, nothing for everyone else except higher prices and increased inflation... you're welcome!

[@Lily-m4k3x]

Okay I get that but why isn’t the tax cuts for the working class? It just doesn’t make logical sense to me why the tax cuts are for the wealthy when they’re already well off. I don’t understand the reasoning behind why this is. Wouldn’t it be logical for the government to rely more on taxes from the wealthy to reduce their debt ?

[@norbertlaszlo1727]

@Lily-m4k3x logically yes if the rich and corporations paid their fair share we could lower the tax burden on the average worker and the government would be running on a surplus easily able to pay off its debts and run everything efficiently, unfortunately rich people are greedy and lobbying is legal so nothing will ever change. As long as politicians can be bought I.E. the entire trump administration the rich will get richer and the poor will get poorer and dumber, making them more easy to control.

[@herbigp]

Lower interest rates will definitely increase asset inflation.

[@williamshreve9111]

The tax cut was zero in on the multimillionaire not the average person. They did not. My wife has done taxes for 35 years a said it did not help lower income people. You’re lying. Stop lying.

[@japankasasagi]

ANYBODY thinking Trump is looking out for the little guy is a fool. The oligarchs of the US want a recession, so they can buy land, buildings, commerce, for pennies on the dollar. You will own nothing, and you will NOT be happy. But the oligarchs sure will.

[@SaymynameSe]

Trump looked like an AI robot in that speech. It seemed like it was re-recorded

[@renpetersen-i4k]

Like a hologram. Like tupac

[@billymoua6252]

I bought your book, looking forward to reading it. Keep up the good work Brian !

[@lilpenguin092]

The 50s-60s were the golden age, when all the effort from World War II was focused into industry

[@jakes658]

And the rest of the world was in ashes...

[@KBergs]

When companies didn't have monopolies and unlimited donations to politicians. When we taxed the highest tax brackets at 90%. When the government learned from the great depression and banned stock buybacks to force companies to invest in its employees instead of it's shareholders.

[@keithpalmer4547]

@@jakes658 Uh ya which is why tRump starting a war with Canada, Greenland, Panama, China etc is the plan. Manifest Destiny is back on the menu boys!

[@truefacts404]

@@KBergseverything Trump is against

[@scottys281]

@@jakes658 someone had to stop Germany

[@yourmanzach2307]

Thank you for informing us daily. We appreciate you very much!

[@Elizabeth_lowkeyluxuries]

I'm decades away from retiring. Noticed my SSA earnings record was incorrect. Submitted info 1st week of September in person, the deadline to fix it was one week by their own record. The worker got it, would not return my phone calls to her direct number, and sat on it. Last week (3rd week of January) I went in person and spoke with someone else. They entered it in 5 minutes. Some workers just need to be FIRED. To this day she has not helped me or returned a phone call. A lot of fed workers dont GAF.

[@mikespeiser7267]

How has this guy not been picked up by DOGE yet? His knowledge is plentiful and he tells us HOW IT IS. Very little bias shown. He tells it how it is! Period! He uses logic, facts and science to back up his points of view which is so rare these days. This man needs to be found and utilized to move us in the right direction. That is all…. Thank you and I wish you a very nice day! 😄

[@mybeautifuldarknessx]

You said it, because he shows little bias

[@TammyT-z5k]

Because Doge is another distraction, all show, no substance.

[@monica5024]

Because he's honest and none of them want honesty. NONE!!

[@memetoo512]

Life dictates that it is not always the best qualified candidate that gets chosen. That’s why we have the current problems we have😂🤣.

[@bw1678]

Giving power to talent is not how it works in an oligarchy.

[@Fatbaldguy]

I'm about 99% sure my working class azz will have a higher tax bill just like last time he was in office. I don't have enough money to buy politicians so no tax cuts in my foreseeable future 😂

[@troyhonda71]

How did your taxes go higher? I saved 2k a year

[@jmanakajosh9354]

Bro. How were taxes higher under Trump??

[@johnfletcher3838]

😂😂

[@Fatbaldguy]

@@troyhonda71 loss of write off/per diem

[@sgs1262]

@@Fatbaldguy no you didn’t you’re taxes went down

[@jsmith4993]

If we cut 90% of spending it’ll help but that won’t happen.

[@JathanLane]

Not just cut spending, but taking more money in from other countries. I don't think that will happen immediately. 2 years at least to go full tilt.

[@jonathang8996]

If we cut that much spending it would hurt everyday americans more than anything. The best way to fix the deficit is by taxing the ultra wealthy more. But Trump would never do that bc he's ultra wealthy himself

[@DJSolistica]

90% of spending is shrinking money to social services, veterans, retirees, medical aid, the damage would far outweigh the benefits of reducing some non important debt number.

[@basicinfo2022]

Most of that spending is to the military which just funnels all the money to private military contractors who create needless wars

[@wellscaler6198]

SSI, Medicare, Military. You have to cut in these three areas or it doesn’t matter. Problem is there will always be at least 50% of the nation depending on two or more of these.

[@STLWILDONE]

Been looking for your channel 💯💯💯‼️🤦🏿‍♂️I lost it a while ago but literally I've been watching since yu had 6k subscribers it's crazy how far you've came‼️‼️💯

[@myvideos56]

The government has a spending problem. We shouldn't be asked to pay more due to poor decision making.

[@escapegrl1]

no kidding.

[@papapickett7267]

We did nothing to hold them accountable… We still dont.

[@57ashdot]

@@papapickett7267 We still have the 2nd Amendment. Founders put it there for a reason....

[@returningwhisper]

I think it's going to be another tough 4 years for working class people, been a while since we got some policies designed to lift us up. Neither party wants to create an environment where we can thrive.

[@ronaldreagan-ik6hz]

not true. democrats were horrible for the middle class over the last 4 years.

[@deeoneandonly069]

biden was able to cap insulin at $35 , bring back millions of jobs and enacted several environmental laws. you’re a follower or don’t truly look at policies if you think biden didn’t help out regular folks

[@Alacrity01]

Definitely not. Unless you mean for billionaires, then sure. We’ll probably see the world’s first trillionaire while households making less than $300k per year will be worse off.

[@veterangaming9511]

We used to only have income tax to fund the civil war. I think our mindset of "well, we have to have income tax because we spend all of this money all the time" is the issue that needs to be addressed. Your analogy of the person that makes a bunch of money keeps spending and borrowing more is a good one. If that person loses their job, their money source, either the person can keep trying to borrow money or change their mindset of how much they spend. We need to stop thinking in "spending more" and start thinking in "spending less". When we start seeing that we don't have to spend a bunch of money, cutting income tax makes perfect sense. Especially since it was only implemented to fund the civil war originally. I guarantee you that the intention was never to allow it to explode beyond that when the amendment was written.

[@Jen-ur4ut]

The last time he had a hand in taxes, my business taxes went UP 40%! My personal taxes went up as well losing the ability to deduct the majority of my SALT taxes. No, the personal deduction did not make up for it!

[@oGKiidNoVa]

u probably need a CPA all of mines got lower and i was making minimum wage when he came in and was making 6 figures when he left. i didnt see an increase till post covid with biden..

[@ihswap]

​@@oGKiidNoVaWe're still under Trump's tax policy. That increase is under Trump's tax policy.

[@joelbrandao4]

He sends immigrants away, and it will raise inflation. He puts tariffs on the imports, and it will raise inflation. How does he expect interest rates to be low?

[@masonwright2029]

Illegal immigrants*

[@bigfu]

Avg income in America is 35k not 50 60 100k

[@aaronproctor1736]

In '23 it was around $80K.

[@crystalplat4772]

Thank you for showing us this and explaining to us this information!

[@TubiTuesdays]

You don’t need to be fair. Speak truth to power!

[@calebplumleeoutdoors]

I'll believe the personal tax cuts when I see it... always hits the major rich and major poor. Everyone working gets stiffed

[@Fredman5551]

Last time trumps tax plan lowered everyone's taxes. I don't see why he wouldn't do it again

[@rororidley5829]

@@Fredman5551only year 1 then his plan raised taxes on the working/middle class and poor EVERY year through 2025. Only the top 3% and corporations kept the initial 2017. This is why the deficit EXPLODED

[@cre8tion26]

nailed it

[@vonthomas28]

@@rororidley5829 YUP

[@Anthony-ds6vl]

It's how he cons his followers.. they all say it's "trickle down economics" but we all know thats bs

[@pandaleaves5220]

spoiler alert: we are going back to the stone age/era with duffus as the leader.....

[@jamescalifornia2964]

😌🙏 Finally ✨️

[@rocdiplomats]

Hopefully the ruling class will allow some to trickle down to us!

[@masonwright2029]

Better than Biden

[@atlasfox6451]

@@masonwright2029cope

[@Heirllionaire]

You're one of the most valuable channels on this platform. Sometimes you seem stressed, it's tough work, but we appreciate the things you do. Keep going. It's gonna work out.