WHEN THE GOVERNMENT STOPS FEEDING PEOPLE ALL HELL WILL BREAK LOOSE
Summary
TLDRThe video discusses the state of the U.S. economy, focusing on government funding issues and inflation concerns. It criticizes government spending, including the latest funding bill that delays a shutdown until December 2024, and highlights rising inflation, the devaluation of the dollar, and the impacts of automation on jobs. Additionally, the speaker addresses increasing economic pressures on renters, layoffs in various sectors, and concerns about public safety. The overall message emphasizes economic instability and the need for personal preparedness in uncertain times.
Takeaways
- 💰 The government is facing financial issues, needing recurring funding bills to stay open, which contributes to inflation.
- 🗳️ A new funding bill has stripped out a provision requiring proof of citizenship to vote, raising concerns about election security.
- 📦 Potential port strikes could worsen inflation and lead to increased prices for consumers due to supply chain disruptions.
- ✈️ Southwest Airlines warns of difficult decisions ahead, likely signaling layoffs despite claims of a thriving economy.
- 🤖 Chipotle is replacing workers with robots in response to high minimum wage laws in California, signaling a shift towards automation in fast food.
- 🏠 Nearly half of all renter households are spending over 30% of their income on housing, creating financial stress and making it harder to save.
- 📉 US manufacturing PMI has dropped to a 15-month low, signaling economic trouble and potential stagflation, where inflation remains high while economic growth stalls.
- 🚗 Global debt and economic instability are threatening companies like Volkswagen, which is considering cutting 30,000 jobs in Germany.
- 🛍️ Kmart, once an iconic American store, is closing its last full-size location, reflecting the decline of traditional retail in the US economy.
- 👩💼 Society is becoming more dangerous, and people must be prepared to protect themselves, emphasizing the importance of developing skills for personal security.
Q & A
What does the speaker suggest about the government's financial situation?
-The speaker argues that the government is 'broke' and is reliant on continuous borrowing and printing money to stay funded, which leads to inflation and economic instability.
What criticism does the speaker direct at Mike Johnson regarding the funding bill?
-The speaker criticizes Mike Johnson, claiming he 'folded like a cheap suit' by agreeing to a deal that keeps the government funded only temporarily through December 20th.
How does the speaker connect government funding issues to inflation?
-The speaker asserts that the government will either borrow or print more money to cover its deficits, which will increase inflation and further devalue the dollar.
Why is the speaker concerned about a provision in the funding bill regarding citizenship and voting?
-The speaker is critical of the bill because it strips out a provision requiring proof of citizenship to vote, suggesting it undermines election integrity.
What economic concerns does the speaker raise about potential port strikes?
-The speaker warns that potential port strikes could lead to supply chain disruptions, higher costs for goods, and increased inflation, which will burden consumers.
Why does the speaker believe Southwest Airlines' recent announcements indicate deeper economic problems?
-The speaker interprets Southwest Airlines' mention of 'difficult decisions' as a sign that the economy is not as strong as portrayed, potentially leading to layoffs and financial struggles.
What role does technology play in the speaker’s concerns about the job market?
-The speaker is worried about robots and automation, such as those being adopted by Chipotle, replacing human workers, particularly in sectors like fast food, which could increase unemployment.
What does the speaker highlight about the struggles of renters in the current economy?
-The speaker emphasizes that many renter households, nearly half, spend over 30% of their income on housing, leaving them with little savings and making them vulnerable to emergencies.
How does the speaker view the impact of global debt on the economy?
-The speaker sees global debt, which exceeds $313 trillion, as a major factor driving economic instability and warns that the resulting printing of money will cause worldwide financial crises.
What is the speaker’s opinion on foreign entities, particularly China, buying American farmland?
-The speaker is strongly opposed to foreign countries like China buying American farmland, arguing that it weakens national security and that the U.S. should not allow such transactions.
Outlines
💰 Government Funding Crisis and Inflation Concerns
The speaker discusses the ongoing issue of government funding, highlighting that the government is once again close to running out of money. Despite some opposition, a tentative deal was made to keep the government funded until December 20th, 2024. The speaker criticizes the government for repeatedly facing this problem, questioning the strength of the economy when the government is effectively living 'month to month'. He also raises concerns about inflation, the stripping of a provision requiring proof of citizenship to vote, and the impact on citizens' quality of life. The government’s borrowing and money printing are leading to more inflation, devaluing the dollar, and affecting living standards.
🚢 Supply Chain Disruptions and Inflation Worries
Potential port strikes on the East Coast and the Gulf are causing concerns about supply chain delays and increased inflation. The speaker warns that goods may become more expensive and delayed, with consumers bearing the brunt of higher costs. Additionally, Southwest Airlines has hinted at potential layoffs to boost profits, contradicting the narrative that the economy is thriving. The speaker suggests that the economy may not be as strong as reported, noting that robotics and automation, like Chipotle replacing workers to comply with California's minimum wage laws, are increasingly replacing human jobs, further stressing the labor market.
🏠 Housing Cost Crisis and Economic Instability
The speaker highlights the growing problem of housing affordability, with nearly half of renter households spending over 30% of their income on housing, leaving them vulnerable to financial emergencies. Many are unable to save money or build an emergency fund, making them reliant on government support. He predicts that the upcoming election will hinge on these economic issues, especially for renters. Additionally, the speaker forecasts stagflation, with inflation continuing to rise despite the Fed’s efforts to control it. Layoffs are expected to increase, exacerbating economic hardship, as the speaker criticizes the Fed's rate cuts.
🚗 Global Economic Troubles and Employment Cuts
As global debt surpasses $313 trillion, the speaker warns of a looming global economic depression, not just confined to the U.S. Volkswagen plans to cut 30,000 employees in Germany due to reduced demand for new cars, symbolizing the widespread effects of economic downturns. He notes the broader implications of excessive debt, inflation, and unemployment globally, arguing that the governments will resort to printing more money, worsening the economic situation. The speaker reflects on the closing of the last full-size Kmart in the U.S., viewing it as a symbol of America's economic decline and corporate consolidation.
🚨 Safety Concerns and Societal Breakdown
The speaker discusses rising crime, citing a case where a woman in Detroit was assaulted after being dropped off by Uber at the wrong address. He connects this incident to broader concerns about societal decay, warning that people need to stay vigilant and prepared for potential threats. He predicts that as government subsidies run out and inflation worsens, crime and violence will escalate. With more people relying on government aid, any reduction or disruption in these programs could lead to chaos, resembling a 'Mad Max' scenario. He stresses the importance of self-defense and survival skills to protect oneself and loved ones in a worsening social environment.
🔒 Preparing for Economic and Social Turmoil
Concluding the video, the speaker encourages viewers to remain cautious and prepare for difficult times ahead. He emphasizes the need for not only financial preparedness but also security and survival skills, as economic hardship and social unrest become more likely. He advocates for people to train themselves and their families to defend their homes and possessions, warning that society will likely see an increase in violence as economic conditions deteriorate. The speaker thanks viewers for their support and urges them to stay informed and prepared for potential challenges in all aspects of life—economic, physical, spiritual, and mental.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Government funding bill
💡Inflation
💡Citizenship voting requirement
💡Supply chain disruptions
💡Technology and robotics replacing workers
💡Gig economy
💡Rising housing costs
💡Stagflation
💡Debt crisis
💡Kmart closure
Highlights
The U.S. government is facing financial difficulties, leading to another funding bill that will keep it operating until December 20th, 2024.
The speaker criticizes the government for constantly borrowing and printing money to keep the government funded, leading to inflation and devaluing the dollar.
The bill removes a provision requiring proof of citizenship to vote, raising concerns about the electoral system.
Potential port strikes on the East Coast and in the Gulf could cause delays in goods and increase prices, further fueling inflation.
Southwest Airlines warns its staff of difficult decisions ahead to boost profits, hinting at possible layoffs despite the appearance of a strong travel industry.
Automation and robotics are replacing workers in fast food and other sectors, such as Chipotle using robots to make guacamole, driven by high minimum wage laws in California.
The speaker warns that millions of low-skill workers may struggle to find jobs as automation increases, particularly in fast food and service industries.
21 million renter households in the U.S. are spending over 30% of their income on housing, leading to financial distress for nearly half of all renters.
The speaker expresses concern over rising housing costs, which make it difficult for people to save or handle emergencies, contributing to financial instability.
The U.S. manufacturing PMI has dropped to 15-month lows, signaling economic trouble, with rising prices and looming stagflation.
Volkswagen may cut up to 30,000 employees in Germany, illustrating the global nature of the economic downturn.
The last full-size Kmart in the U.S. will close in October 2024, marking the end of an iconic American retailer as economic pressures shift consumer behavior.
Foreign countries, especially China, are purchasing American farmland, raising concerns about national security and control over resources.
Violent crimes, such as the assault of a woman in Detroit, are on the rise, reflecting a deteriorating societal situation.
The speaker warns of increasing civil unrest if government subsidies are reduced or inflation worsens, leading to potential food shortages and widespread violence.
Transcripts
it's Monday September 23rd 2024 thanks
for joining me today uh a few things to
talk about as most of you uh have
probably already heard uh the government
is broke and so uh we have another
funding bill uh some are very opposed to
it some are not but uh Mike Johnson I
think most of us would agree has folded
like a cheap suit uh we have a deal he
says to keep the government funded
through December 20th I guess it came to
a tentative agreement yesterday look we
know at the end of the day they're never
going to let the government close down
they they really should all these people
who keep telling you and I that
everything's great the econom is
wonderful stock market's up everything's
good why is the government broke why
every few months now we we have these
meetings on how we're going to you know
keep the government open this is how bad
it is the government is broke where is
the money coming from they're going to
print it they're going to borrow it this
is going to add to more inflation uh in
this um uh bill it strips out a
provision that would require proof of
citizenship to vote um what do you think
about that what do you think about that
what do you think uh do you really think
things are so great that I mean the
government now is literally month to
month so this is going to keep it going
to December 20th well what happens after
that well there'll be another funding
bill they'll borrow more money they'll
print more money and this is going to uh
continue uh to cause more inflation
continue to devalue your dollar it's
going to um affect your standard of
living and it's amazing that these
people keep getting raises they make
tons of money they have all The Insider
information they make multi-millions of
dollars and yet we're completely broke
and who's paying for it you and I are
paying for it so it's just an absolute
joke if your business was unfunded it
would just shut down there's nobody
coming with a magic hand giving you
money so you can just uh uh keep
crawling along uh limping along uh it
doesn't work that way but in the
government system it does work that way
here's another one today Fox Business
potential Port strikes send Ripple
effects through supply chain threaten
inflation this is now raising concerns
of more inflation we've been talking
about this daily the threat of the
strike on the east coast and the uh in
the Gulf it says here Goods transported
across the country are not only going to
be late they will cost more if this
takes place who's going to pay to store
all the empty containers another
question who's going to pay for all this
this is all going to get passed on to
the consumer ladies and gentlemen you
and I we will pay more at the store this
is inflation another one from CNBC
Southwest Airlines tell staff difficult
decisions ahead in push to boost profits
uh well I think we can read between the
lines that that means we're going to see
more layoffs uh we've been told
countless times that again the economy
is doing well everybody's jumping on
airplanes the the airports are busy
everybody's traveling but Southwest
Airlines tells uh their staff difficult
decisions ahead and push to boost
profits maybe things aren't as good as
were being told here's another one today
chipot starts replacing workers with
robots to bypass California's minimum
wage laws very interesting only a matter
of time we've talked about this for a
very very long time that technology and
Robotics is going to replace workers
it's going to replace workers in all
sectors uh across the board uh and these
restaurants that you know have been
forced to pay $20 minimum wages here in
California and many many more are having
to pay even beyond that to just to get
people to work it says here the robots
can peel and cut an avocado for
guacamole in 26 seconds another robot
can make salads and bowls we're going to
see more of this replace humans it's
going to get more and more difficult to
get a job ladies and gentlemen and a lot
of people have been forced into a career
of leisure and Hospitality a career a
career of working at fast food
restaurants and when you think about all
the millions of people that come over
here that really don't have skills that
are working in these type of jobs when
these jobs dissolve when they fade away
where are millions of people going to
find work you're going to see uh more
people being replaced by technology and
already we're seeing uh in a lot of
these fast fast food restaurants that
they're shutting down the dining room so
that they they can cut uh workers that
would you know service those dining
rooms now it's basically you know you
you can um get your order done through
the app or through the drive-thru and
that's it and they're going to just
going to shut their their dining rooms
down you want something you you go
through the drive through so things are
changing 21 million renter households
spent over 30% of their income on
housing costs this means nearly half of
all renter households are distressed and
I will say this you know by the time you
pay utilities you pay your taxes you pay
your rent there's nothing left for
millions of people nothing they cannot
save money they don't have an emergency
fund they're in big trouble if even a
minor a minor emergency arises so who
will these people vote for who's going
to be the best candidate for all these
renters uh who are being affected by
this uh housing cost where more than 30%
of their income is going to their
housing cost who do you think they're
going to vote for I wonder it's going to
be a very very interesting election
going to be even more interesting after
the election what takes place but uh in
regards to people having to spend this
much money just to ramp this is
completely
unsustainable this is unsustainable how
long can people keep doing this because
there's always going to be an emergency
that pops up and emergencies aren't
three4 or $500 anymore emergencies are
,000 $2,000
$3,000 and when you don't have any money
saved up and more than 30% of your
income is just going to to pay rent this
is putting people in a very vulnerable
position and it is very unsustainable
and people are just continuing to get
more poor because they cannot get ahead
us manufacturing PMI plunges to 15-month
lows prices are soaring again ladies and
gentlemen get ready for stagflation
you're going to see stagflation
inflation is not going away now the
layoffs are going to ramp up they're
going to accelerate we're going to see
very very big trouble uh in this uh
economy prices charge for goods and
services are both rising at the fastest
rates for 6 months rate cuts are not
going to stop what's coming ladies and
gentlemen they're going to accelerate
what's coming and I think that the FED
made a huge mistake here going 50 I
think they made a huge mistake uh even
cutting rates period they should have
not let their foot off the gas pedal
they were nowhere close to getting
inflation under control and we all know
that inflation was nowhere even around
3% we've not been told the truth truth
about where inflation really is uh the
interest rates were not high enough they
didn't keep them up high enough long
enough they should have gone much higher
uh to stomp out inflation but they
didn't do this now inflation is going to
resurge and it's going to Surge much
much higher why app based jobs don't pay
like they used to this on the Hedge
today a lot of people forced in uh to
these uh gig type jobs uh people turned
to the G gig economy what were they
doing they were driving taxis they were
doing you know food deliveries they were
doing Uber Etc all that stuff it's no
longer the subsidized Fantasy Land it
once was according to this article
several app-based uh drivers say that
the pay is barely worth the effort more
gig workers who drive are probably
losing money so when you take into
account auto insurance maintenance fuel
cost taxes all that these people are
losing money so if they don't have these
type of of jobs now that that they where
they can make money and these gig type
jobs what do they do what do they do
because there are people their rent is
way over 30% of their income they're
spending 40 50% of their income on rent
and now uh these gig type jobs aren't
paying like they used to and so where do
people go what do they do next how how
do they continue to stay afloat I I I
don't know I don't have
the answer it is getting more and more
difficult to stay alive in this economy
ladies and gentlemen and you got to just
think out outside of the box do whatever
you got to do pick up the hustle maybe
take in roommates I don't have the
answer but it is getting more and more
difficult to make a buck because the
more you make the more they take the
Hedge Volkswagen could cut up to 30,000
employees in Germany I bring this up
because this is not going to this
depression that has begun in America is
not going to just stay here in America
this depression is going to be Global
we've got Global debt at over 313
trillion we're going to see big trouble
throughout the globe throughout the
world uh throughout the financial system
automakers uh people across the world
are in big trouble and why is that debt
debt is the killer here too many
countries uh kept rates too low they
printed too much money and now
everybody's in big trouble and what
they're going to do is turn on the
printing presses and flood the economies
with artificial injections and it's
going to cause big trouble look at the
trouble it has already caused and now
people don't have the money to go out
and buy new cars like they once did
Volkswagen going to cut 30,000 employees
that is catastrophic and we're going to
continue to see this all over the world
and right here in America wait till the
layoffs you're about to see that are
going to take place in America last
full-size Kmart in US Too Close uh this
was interesting I was reading this this
this morning you know this is sad uh
because Kmart was a iconic company in
America I remember growing up and going
to a Walmart and it it's really sad to
see really a a piece of History just
closing down uh bridg Hampton New York
uh
this uh this Kmart will close I believe
it was around there 25 years and this is
going to leave one last location
and it's not going to be one of the
fullsize Kmarts but one last location in
Florida that's it uh but the last
fullsize store uh in in bridg Hampton
New York will close I believe October
20th uh think about when you were
younger there was Kmarts everywhere at
one point uh in the early 90s there were
2300 Kmarts in America it's another sad
reminder of this economy it's another uh
sad reminder that America is in very
very big trouble now we're just all you
know slaves to Walmart and Burger King
and Del
Taco and Taco Bell and Costco and you
know all these massive corporations um
that have now just uh taken over the
entire world basically but you know even
though uh Kmart was you know a big box
you know type of store back in the day
it had a different feel to it it it
really did I remember growing up as a as
a a kid five six seven years old there
was a big Kmart in our area even had a
deli and made sandwiches and it was just
just you know had the icy machine it was
just a whole different place nothing
like what these Walmarts are today where
it takes you 20 minutes to get somebody
to help you out if you're even lucky and
then you have to cash yourself out
because they don't even have cashiers
anymore so talk about everything getting
replaced uh robots computers technology
replacing everything you know you you
box your own bag your own groceries you
check yourself out pretty soon you'll
have to stock the shelves and maybe
unload the trucks at some point but this
is where it's all all heading but it is
sad to see uh that you know Kmart an
iconic American Store is pretty much
gone here's another one uh Mr T plans to
hammer China buying American Farmland we
have to control our land what do you
think about that do you agree with that
do you think the world uh including
China should be able to come to America
and just buy up this much Farmland as
they want I I have I have to question
this why are we allowing this to even
take place why are we even having this
conversation that they're coming in and
buying up Farmland uh near military
bases uh we we know about the balloons
that flew over the military bases but
they're buying physical
Farmland all over the country uh and I
think that this really makes us
extremely vulnerable uh it should be
banned it should be illegal it should
not be allowed do you think that America
an American company or American citizen
could go over to China tomorrow and go
buy up Farmland do you think that we
could do that absolutely not so why are
we allowing it here there are just
certain things here in America that
should not be allowed to be sold to
other countries especially
China here's one today from The Daily
Mail Grim photos show what happened to a
woman in Detroit after Uber dropped her
off at wrong address and and this uh I
will close with this article because uh
we are going to continue to watch the
demise of our society another sad story
another sad reminder of why you've got
to be paying attention when you're out
in the real world why you've got to have
your head on a swivel scanning and
assessing especially if you are a woman
so uh September 13 27y Old Morgan uh
katton uh got dropped off the wrong
address no big deal she she even told
the driver look it's only a couple
blocks I'm just going to walk in no big
deal uh in the in Detroit big mistake
right there anyway so she you think like
you could walk two blocks without you
know any problems but hey not today not
in this Society she's walking down a
sidewalk some dude on a bicycle goes by
her and then stops gets off his bike and
for whatever reason doesn't say no
reason whatsoever he approaches her
grabs her um punches her in the face
knocks her down and just pummels her
she's lucky to be alive she took a
serious beating she will be okay but she
was face was all black and blue puffy 27
year-old woman an adult man on a bicycle
gets off and does this to a 27y old
woman what kind of of demons are walking
around in our
cities
unbelievable
unacceptable uh I mean this person
should be in prison for life for just I
mean for no reason just for
entertainment and you know when you read
these articles and they're daily I mean
this is this is a tame one but these
things are happening daily just um you
know you're just walking somewhere and
somebody wants to attack you for fun for
entertainment for whatever reason um
think about what this is all going to
look like when people get hungry think
about if the government uh and all these
government subsidies feeding people my
local grocery store 80% of the people
there are getting a government subsidy
somebody wrote me today and said that uh
their W they they talked to somebody at
their Walmart and they said 90% of the
people shopping at their Walmart are
using some sort or some form of
government subsidy could you imagine if
the government said hey we're we're in
big trouble we're broke we you know we
can't send you as much or we're going to
have to cut you off or whatever uh or
inflation just gets so out of control
that these Subs these government
subsidies are are pretty much worthless
right because you know if you're getting
say $1,000 a month $2,000 a month but
you know a loaf of bread goes to $10 and
you know gas goes to $10 a gallon and
you know things just explode and you
know a th000 $2,000 a month doesn't buy
anything um what do you think people
would do how how violent do you think
people would be people are doing this
now for entertainment I I I I talked
about yesterday uh the 7-Eleven in
Beverly Hills that got ransacked for fun
for entertainment
uh I I forgot to to uh add to that story
a couple hours later somebody came in
and robbed the store uh with a firearm
just hours after that after the
ransacking somebody came in and robbed
the store of cash so it just gets worse
and worse and worse and we're not even
in the bad times yet people are still
eating as Bill hter said 72 hours it
becomes an APO an apocalyptic movie it's
Mad Max that point think about right now
how bad it is you take the food away you
take the subsidies away from people this
thing will be absolutely out of control
so I want to remind every one of you to
be extremely careful when you're out
there uh want to remind all of you to be
adding to your skills uh to be training
uh your kids should be training you
should be training everybody should be
prepared to engage if they have to and
look avoid uh confrontation at all costs
but if you you don't have a choice if
you have to protect yourself your house
your assets your family members you
better be ready to do that and we are
living now in a society where that is
going to become more and more probable
and the people without skills those
people will Resort back to their skills
which is nothing they will be the
victims they will be the statistics you
have a choice you can choose to be
trained or you can choose to be
untrained you can choose to be a victim
you can choose to not be a victim it's
up to you but I think one of the most
important things that you need to be
adding to your preps or your resources
is skills a lot of people don't talk
about that we talk about you know the
food the water the cash the gold the
silver all that but you better be adding
security and you better be adding skills
uh to your security to your training on
how to take care of yourself protect
yourself defend yourself and all that
stuff because this is becoming a very
very common event and they don't care if
you're an old lady they don't care if
you're a 27y old woman they don't care
if you're handicapped they don't care
who you are these people are disgusting
demons and they get joy out of hurting
you when these people get hungry when
they get angry when the government says
no more these people are going to be 're
they're going to be Mad Max so be
careful out there stay safe God bless uh
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preparing to protect ourselves and our
families uh economically uh physically
spiritually uh and mentally we've got to
be well-rounded here ladies and
gentlemen this is not a one-dimensional
game we got to be walking the walk in
every sector so be careful out there
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