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Why Are We Sleeping Through the Zombie Apocalypse? | Guest: Jeffrey Tucker | 5/13/24

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

The most vexing question of the past four years is how we have emerged from the Great Reset of COVID without even a political revolution in this country, much less a real one. I begin today’s show by noting how Republicans are returning to their folly by focusing on fake polls that are contradicted by electoral realities. Next, we’re joined by Jeffrey Tucker, who wrote a trenchant essay at the Epoch Times describing the electorate as a receding into “an angry and powerless silence.” He explains why the people don’t appear to be rebelling against the system, even as they are revolting in their hearts. He also offers some bombshell information on how the government is cooking the books on economic data to obfuscate the inflation bomb. He believes that if you adjust the data for the old methodologies, we never left the recession since March 2020.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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