Welcome to another episode of The Chicks on the Right podcast.

Today we have our friend and sponsor of the show, Zach Abraham from Bulwark Capital Management, to talk with us about some recent ideas that Trump and his administration have had that people are kind of scratching their heads about.

So one of those things is a 50-year mortgage plan, which is a lot of

years. And the other is this idea of $2,000 stimulus checks for people that are considered low income.

I don't even remember what the cutoff is. I think it may be a hundred grand or less per year or something like that. Um, and so what are we doing?

Like I feel like these sound like very liberal Bideny kinds of things. Right. Yeah. So, um,

the great question.

I'm going to answer it in kind of two parts.

A, we'll address the merits of each one of those things individually, but then also look at what I think the real message that we should be taking from that is. So I am not at all surprised that these ideas have been pushed forward.

I think that eventually these ideas would have been pushed forward by anybody.

As a matter of fact, I would guarantee you there are people in the Biden administration

who the minute somebody out of Trump's camp said 50 year mortgage, whether it was Trump or

somebody else, they probably thought to themselves, God dang it, we should have done that.

And the reason why is, you know, I don't think I ever envisioned a 50 year mortgage personally,

like thought, oh, that's coming. Had you to ask me that two years ago, I'd have been

like, oh, yeah, yeah, we'll see a 50-year mortgage and we'll probably end up seeing a 100-year

option at some point. Oh, my gosh. But, but, but here's my point is that this is where we're at,

meaning I think it would have happened. And when I say think I'm trying to be humble,

I mean, I know that a 50 year mortgage would have gotten rolled out eventually by regardless

of who was in office. And the reason why is something that we've been talking about for a long

time and people need to pay attention. You know that old adage when somebody tells you who

they are, believe them, right? Well, the market's telling you how things work now. And it's been telling

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