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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew for the issues that matter on this brand new week.

It is Monday the 12th of January. And we got a lot to delve

into the economy, housing, federal reserve, the fight with Jerome Powell, and so much more today.

We're going to really be focusing a lot on housing this week because that is the most expensive item for the younger generation.

But at the same time, it is the most misunderstood diagnosis of what's wrong.

And I fear that we're headed in a very bad direction as to what the government is going to do to solve the problem and not really solve

it, of course, and obviously prevent prices from coming down.

And through that prism, I want to discuss the economic arsonist as the firefighter, how Trump

and the GOP are becoming just like the Democrats and really the way the GOP always was, but they're doing it even more now.

Aristopopopulism versus free market populism. I want to delve into that, how aristop populism is about juicing up the sectors of the economy that the elite benefit from, unnaturally, that the free market would not allow.

And then they sell access to the solution and then come to the people and act like, oh, I'm for the populace.

I'm for the people.

Oh, look at you.

Woe is to you.

You need subsidies.

You need more market interventions.

And meanwhile, all they do is create more price inflation in housing, food, insurance, health care, you name it, and rinse and repeat the same failed cycle of government.

It's time we understand what's going on there.

And I'm very concerned about the direction of the president, the party, that it's doubling down on all the failed elitist policies of both parties.

And then suffering the lowest common denominator, denominated policy-wise and politically of both elitism and populism.

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