Next, on Making Sense of the Madness, apprehensions at the southern border hit a record,

Graham Ledger reports.

And the director of Planet Lockdown is with us to discuss what we can learn from the botched attempt at global health tyranny.

And his new film about subversion in the schools, we're going to question the mainstream narrative and expose media propaganda right now. Are you having it both ways, Jared, because when the gas prices go up, it's got nothing to do with the president.

When we see some decline, you want him to get the credit.

Look, I think that there's no both-way thinking here at all.

I think that there has been a consistent, I think, pressure on this White House to try to do everything it could to ameliorate inflationary pressures.

And the president has reacted from the beginning, talking about how this was such an important priority to alleviate these pressures

on behalf of the American people. So what did he do? He put his head down and got to work and got us to

work to do everything we could to achieve that goal. He then presided over the largest historical

release of barrels of oil from the Strategic Reserve, 180 million barrels.

Then he talked to global partners to get them to kick in another 60 million.

That is how propaganda works for a dictator that can do no wrong and there is no accountability.

Well, Dr. Kirk Elliott, Ph.D. Economist is with us.

He is the founder of Kirk Elliott, private advisors.

Always researching the latest trends in finance and geopolitics, Kirk.

What's the latest in the financial world?

Well, it seems like everything bad is coming from China.

I mean, I'm not even kidding, whether it's COVID or whatever else.

But now it's financial news

that's really hitting the skids. So China's going to fare worse if stagflation strikes, says

S&P global ratings, right? So the ratings of the Chinese government bonds is saying slowing economic

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