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What I told people, I was making a podcast about Benghazi.

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Benghazi, the truth became a web of lies.

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Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast.

This is going to be an awesome one.

One of my favorite people.

We have the ultimate MythBuster and Fact Checker with us here today.

John Stossel, John, welcome to the podcast.

Thank you.

Thank you for being here.

So I have had a discussion with a lot of people across the state of Michigan lately, one that

they don't really like to hear, and that is that I don't believe that this generation is

worse off than my parent's generation. Financially, I see them spending wildly, and that

seems to be the problem. You've recently done a few articles. You did

an episode on this. So what's your take on this? I just did one video. I just do one a week,

but yes, it was about that, about all the whining on the internet. I wasn't familiar with all of it, but the younger people and my staff have seen these memes about how life is so much tougher now.

I can't afford a home.

Nobody can afford a home.

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