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Is America’s affordability crisis real—or are we being gaslit into believing everything is fine? A new CNBC All-America Economic Survey shows high prices are now the number one reason Americans are spending less, echoing results from Fox, NYT, and other outlets. Yet political leaders and media cheerleaders insist the economy is “great” and concerns are overblown.
In this episode, Chris cuts through the spin and focuses on what actually hurts households: food, housing, insurance, utilities, and other bare necessities people can’t avoid. We break down why prices haven’t come down, why the claim that “deflation is always bad” is a myth, and how decades of reckless government spending, debt, and Federal Reserve money creation have steadily hollowed out the dollar.
From Biden to Trump, Bush to Obama, the trajectory hasn’t changed—debt has exploded, the dollar has lost over half its value in 30 years, and Americans are paying the price at the checkout counter. Featuring hard data, media accountability, and Ron Paul’s blunt diagnosis of the real cause behind the crisis, this is a no-nonsense look at why “more government money” won’t fix what government broke.
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*The Watchdog on Wall Street is the equalizer for the individual investor.*
It’s where listeners gain the policy information and economic analysis the mainstream media won’t cover. Host Chris Markowski is a former Wall Street investment banker who started his own firm because he believes in people over profit. He uses his Wall Street expertise to advise listeners on the meaning behind the headlines and what self-interested bankers, investment firms and politicians don’t want the public to understand.
Markowski’s mission is informing the public, so they remain on equal footing with the insiders and the elite. While hosting “The Watchdog on Wall Street,” he has forewarned listeners about the real estate crash, Enron and WorldCom. He spots where the smart money is going, and advises how to position yourself to make money without being caught in a market downdraft. He covers everything that affects your financial future, including the true state of the economy, the Fed, Wall Street, real estate and politics. He isn’t beholden to anything but the truth. He gives you honest answers that help you plan your future. No other program tells it like “The Watchdog on Wall Street.”
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