Join Steve Moore as he talks with John Fund on WABC.

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Join Steve Moore as he is joined by Phil Graham and John Fond as they discuss tax cuts, elections, and more on WABC.

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Steve Moore celebrates the wealth-creating power of American capitalism, specifically highlighting how innovative companies like SpaceX have generated thousands of new millionaires. Through a discussion with investor Jeff Yass, the text proposes a voluntary capital gains tax holiday that would allow wealthy individuals to pay taxes early at a lower rate, potentially raising trillions to reduce the federal deficit. The program also critiques the current Social Security system for preventing low-income workers from building generational wealth through market investment, while simultaneously denouncing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) mandates as a "grift" that undermines fiduciary duties.

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Steve Moore and investor Jeff Yass celebrate the triumphs of American capitalism, specifically highlighting the massive wealth creation driven by innovators like Elon Musk. They propose a capital gains tax holiday that would allow wealthy individuals to pay a reduced 15% rate upfront—potentially in the form of stock—to provide the federal government with trillions in immediate revenue to reduce the national deficit. The discussion also critiques current government policies, such as Social Security, arguing that these systems prevent low-income citizens from building personal wealth through the stock market.

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Steve Moore and investor Jeff Yass celebrate the triumphs of American capitalism, specifically highlighting the massive wealth creation driven by innovators like Elon Musk. They propose a capital gains tax holiday that would allow wealthy individuals to pay a reduced 15% rate upfront—potentially in the form of stock—to provide the federal government with trillions in immediate revenue to reduce the national deficit. The discussion also critiques current government policies, such as Social Security, arguing that these systems prevent low-income citizens from building personal wealth through the stock market.

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Steve Moore presents an optimistic appraisal of a red-hot American economy, crediting robust job growth and a manufacturing resurgence to Trump-era tax cuts and deregulation. The broadcast transitions into a critical examination of voter frustration and potential fraud in California, where guests John Fund and Tom Del Beccaro argue that "election month" delays and poor voter roll maintenance undermine democratic integrity. Moore further explores global economic influences with business leader John Catsimatidis, who asserts that resolving Middle East tensions could immediately slash energy prices and further stabilize domestic growth.

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Steve Moore moderates a discussion on the revitalization of the American economy and the geopolitical factors influencing domestic stability. Business leader John Catsimatidis argues that energy prices are artificially inflated due to conflicts in the Middle East, positing that a swift resolution in Iran would rapidly restore affordable fuel costs and curb inflation. Concurrently, economist EJ Antoni highlights the success of deregulation and tax incentives in fostering job growth, while acknowledging that temporary wage stagnation is a lingering effect of previous policy failures and global disruptions.

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Steve Moore facilitates a critical discussion on the dysfunctional state of elections in California with political experts John Fund and Tom Del Becarro. The conversation highlights a pervasive sense of voter discouragement and skepticism fueled by a "voting season" that allows ballots to be counted weeks after an election, creating a environment prone to potential fraud and administrative shenanigans. The participants argue that the state’s failure to maintain clean voter rolls and its resistance to voter ID laws are deliberate partisan tactics used to maintain a one-party rule despite growing public frustration.

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