All right, here's one of the major questions that everybody has right now. Are we in the midst of an economic collapse? I'm not talking about a simple recession. We've experienced those of the last 30 years. No, I'm talking about something that we have not seen for four decades in this country. And the reason why you know it's probably going to happen is because politicians are flocking to social media,

the news, and everyone else to try to get out their narrative with respect to who's to blame

and what should be done. And lo and behold, there's a whole host of politicians that think

everybody else is to blame and that the solution is for them to have more power.

And so we're going to explain on this episode what is really going on. What has

caused it? Because the bad news is this. There are some economic realities that we're going to have

to face that are inevitable. But if we can properly understand why it happened and how you fix it,

we can actually improve going forward. We're going to discuss all that and more on this episode

of making the argument where we make the arguments to defend a free society. I think this is one you're going to want to stick around

for because if I'm right, you are going to walk away with actionable items that you can use to discuss

with friends and family and use this to have a more appropriate and effective conversation.

So thank you for joining us. And if you found this episode to be valuable,

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All right. As always, I'm your host, Nick Fradis,

member of the Virginia House of Delegates,

but other than that, a good person.

We also have my beautiful wife who is not here today.

Don't worry, she will be back, I think. I don't like, it's not like she got up

this morning and said, hey, I need to go ahead and get some milk and then didn't come home. So I think,

I think she'll be here. I think she'll be here next episode. But yeah, so Tina, unfortunately,

is not with us today. But we do have say we always say political prognosticator.

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