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A “Money Trail” Between President Joe Biden and China Has Been Found – And An Investigation Needs To Take Place Immediately

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts comments on the latest findings, which once again involve Joe’s troubled son Hunter. Over the past few months, investigators have been looking for evidence surrounding claims that President Joe Biden assisted his son Hunter Biden, using his power to influence overseas businesses. But a new report from House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer just dug up some very serious dirt. Per this report from Fox News, Comer discovered that, back in 2017, Biden … Read more

Are we about to see Runaway Inflation?

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IRAQuote.com’s Brett Winterble discusses what’s happening with the almighty dollar. The entire banking system may be about to collapse. IRA denominated in dollars might soon be worth less than one nickel on the dollar. That means if you have $500,000 in your 401k, overnight it could be worth $25,000. According to Brett Winterble of IRAquote.com, your whole life savings could vaporize. But with every action there is an opposite and equal reaction, so tangible assets, such … Read more

GOP Concerned About the Inflation Reduction Act Resulting In the Hiring of 87,000 IRS Agents (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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With the Inflation Reduction Act approved in a close 51-50 vote this week, many are waiting to see the effects of the bill. However, the GOP believe that a certain provision on the bill may be of concern. According to the bill, there will be approximately 87,000 IRS agents would be hired, in an effort to find people that were known to cheat on their taxes. While the Democrats cheered on the actions of the … Read more

The Senate Has Passed a New Bill To Cut Back Inflation, But Will It Really Do the Job? (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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In an effort to strike back against growing inflation, the Senate has finally passed a huge bill introduced by the House Democrats. In it, it will provide funds to address climate change, as well as growing health care costs and increasing taxes on large corporations. As a whole, it’s meant to ease the strain of inflation quite a bit. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer proclaimed victory with the passing of the bill, noting, “It’s been … Read more

We’ve Already Seen What Some Businesses Have Done In the Face of Inflation, But What Will Banks Be Doing? (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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2022 has not been a good year to many, mainly due to the rising cost of inflation. Despite best efforts to bring down gas prices, they continue to sit at an all-time high; and housing and food costs aren’t going down either. We’ve already seen what some businesses are trying to do to stay afloat…but where does this leave the banks? This new blog over on IMF kind of gives an indication. Several banks, including the … Read more

The U.S. Economy’s Latest Quarter Still Points At a Recession – and a Possible Return of the Great Depression (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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In spite of President Joe Biden and the Federal Reserve putting forth their best efforts to deflect it, a recession looks all but confirmed for 2023. And it could get even worse. Gross domestic product fell 0.9 percent for the second quarter of 2022, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. While that’s not as severe a decline as the 1.6 percent consumers saw in the first quarter, it’s still a decline – and paints … Read more

Some of the World’s Biggest Companies Detail Price Increases In the Midst of a Skyrocketing Pandemic (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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Confidence in U.S. consumer businesses has fallen to its lowest point since February 2021 with the news that Unilever, Coca-Cola and McDonald’s issued news about additional increase in pricing above and beyond recent spikes. Unilever, the branding group behind such clients as Dove soap, Hellmann’s mayonnaise and Cif cleaning products, rose an average of 11.2 percent in pricing over the course of the second quarter, with no signs of slowing down. The move tied in … Read more

Inflation and Other Factors Are Putting a Huge Dent In Restaurant Service – And It’s Not Getting Any Easier (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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The past couple of years have not been easy for the restaurant industry – and judging by the current state of inflation, the road’s only getting tougher. The United States has been at the forefront of a true labor shortage, which has put a large dent in businesses – especially smaller ones. It has forced them to cut back on hours, as well as cutting down their customer service teams and other parts of operations. … Read more

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