Comparing Candidates – w/ Jay Furman

Blunt Force Truth

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🗓️ 11 August 2025

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

On Today’s Episode –

Mark and Matt start us out talking about tariffs. Donald Trump is a master deal maker, and he knows that he must find a way to let China de-escalate and save face. Mark explains for us all what the tariffs are and what the deal is moving forward.

We bring in our guest Jay Furman. Jay goes into great detail about where he has been and what he’s done. More importantly he tells us WHY he has decided to run for congress.

Tune in for all the fun

https://commanderfurman.com/

Commander Jay Furman has a deep sense of duty and commitment to Texas and our nation.

Retiring after 28 years of military service helping our nation’s allies, he has returned to Texas shocked by our fake borders, lost freedoms, and sky-rocketing prices. After watching similar trends in other nations, he has decided to take a stand at home against bad policies causing problems that are clear and present dangers to South Texan’s safety, freedom, and survival – for generations to come. Furman’s campaign is not politics as normal, because nothing is normal right now. It is a clear-eyed call to action for Texans to defend their Republic. For as Texas goes, so goes the nation.

Commander Furman is an America First conservative, Christian, devoted husband, and father. His policy priorities align with the Constitution and limited federal government. Most governing should be pushed down to state and local communities, where people know their problems best and competitive markets thrive without federal regulations that enrich special interests and fatten bureaucrats far from home. Most of our problems are caused by lying politicians in Washington, who use your money create solutions that only make the problems worse and make them seem more relevant

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0:00.0	It's showtime.
0:02.5	People should not be afraid of their governments.
0:05.6	Government should be afraid of their people.
0:08.6	You know, the right to bear arms is because that's the last form of defense against tyranny.
0:14.8	Washington is fundamentally corrupt.
0:16.7	There are more words in the IRS code than there are in the Bible.
0:24.5	Maiden Meadon. there are more words in the IRS code than there are in the Bible. Made in America heard around the world you're listening to Blunt Forest Truth.
0:27.8	I'm your host Mark Young with engineer and kind of co-host, really.
0:32.6	Matt Umbush.
0:33.6	I mean, you do, I mean, you are on the show here every every week here, man.
0:37.1	Yeah.
0:37.8	So I got to talk on a couple things here.
0:41.8	We're going to bring our guest here in a minute.
0:43.7	I'm getting a lot of people asking me about tariffs.
0:46.4	I mean, so many people calling me, emailing, DMing me asking me about tariffs.
0:52.6	Everybody's scared to death of tariffs.
0:55.4	Makes you wonder, like, how little they knew about any of that prior to it being all over the news.
1:01.0	So here's the things I want to give people to think about with tariffs real quick.
1:05.1	And that, one, the tariffs affect about 14% of the U.S. economy.
1:11.7	So think about that. 86% of the U.S. economy. So think about that.
1:13.5	86% of the economy will not be affected by tariffs.
1:17.6	Now, the China thing, yeah, 100% tariff on China.
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