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As more victims of Jeffrey Epstein come forward, the political establishment seems more intent on protecting powerful names than pursuing justice. From redacted documents to excuses from lawmakers, the pushback against accountability raises a chilling question: how did exposing pedophiles become a partisan “hostile act”? At stake isn’t politics—it’s the lives of countless victims, and whether America has the courage to confront the truth.

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Scott Bessent is floating the idea of a “housing emergency” ahead of the 2026 midterms—and the White House may lean into it this fall. But here’s the truth: affordability has collapsed, and government “fixes” could make it worse.
In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street:

• Why mortgage rates aren’t the real problem—property taxes and insurance are
• How government subsidies prop up overpriced homes and flood-zone mansions
• The corporate scam: Wall Street firms buying entire neighborhoods and gaming comps
• Why homeownership isn’t an “investment”—it’s a bill

Yes, America has a housing emergency. The question is whether Washington will solve it—or make it permanent.

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Donald Trump says the market dipped because his tariffs were contested. Wrong. The real story? Bond vigilantes are back. Yields are surging worldwide, signaling investors don’t trust governments drowning in debt.
In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street:

• Why long-term bond yields are climbing despite rate cuts
• The $37 trillion debt time bomb no one in Washington will touch
• How rising yields—not tariffs—are hammering stocks
• Why blaming court cases is gaslighting nonsense

Markets don’t lie. Politicians do. And right now, the bond market is screaming danger.

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Wall Street cheers “better-than-expected” earnings, but the truth is darker: profits are driven by layoffs and cost-cutting, not real consumer strength. With debt soaring, tariffs biting, and Washington unwilling to rein in spending, the economy is whistling past the graveyard. The question isn’t if a financial reckoning comes — it’s when.

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Alphabet walks away from its latest antitrust battle without major penalties, echoing the old Microsoft saga. While regulators drag their feet, Google pivots toward AI dominance, Apple keeps cashing in on default search deals, and consumers are left wondering if antitrust law is targeting the wrong fight.

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For decades, the Federal Reserve has been anything but apolitical—from Dodd-Frank’s social engineering mandates to Biden’s push for racial equity in monetary policy, and even climate activism disguised as financial regulation. Both parties have used the Fed as a political tool, distorting its mission and undermining trust in America’s financial system. Instead of guarding price stability, the Fed has caved to political pressure, fueling inflation, bailouts, and handouts that keep Washington in power. The real solution? Stop pretending the Fed can ever be independent—and start questioning whether we need it at all.

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Since FDR’s time, the dangers of public sector unions have been recognized—from the conflicts of interest in bargaining with politicians to the burden placed on taxpayers. While private sector unions were designed to protect workers from corporate abuse, FDR himself warned that government unions undermined democracy and made strikes by public employees “unthinkable.” Over the decades, political deals expanded their power, leaving taxpayers footing the bill for inflated wages and benefits. Now, with Trump signaling a direct challenge to entrenched public sector unions—especially teachers’ unions—the fight is about reclaiming accountability, restoring fairness, and ending the cycle of political handouts.

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Shocker: influencers aren’t “authentic”—they’re getting paid to push talking points. Taylor Lorenz just exposed how top left-wing voices run their posts through progressive channels and cash $8,000 a month to shill. But here’s the truth: the right does it too.
In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street:

• How cable news “debates” are scripted like pro wrestling
• His firsthand stories from Fox green rooms that prove it’s all theater
• Why paid punditry on both sides is just narrative-pushing for clicks
• Why real debate means facts, not team sports

It’s not news—it’s performance. And Americans are the ones being played.

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Trump’s tariffs just got knocked out by an appeals court—and now the battle heads to the Supreme Court. The big question: do “emergency powers” really cover kettlebells, flatware, and barbells? In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street:

• Why Trump’s tariff strategy is getting shredded in the courts
• The flatware factory cheering tariffs—and why that story isn’t the whole picture
• How higher prices are hitting consumers while Washington spins it as “great for America”
• Why the real issue is picking winners and losers instead of free markets

Tariffs aren’t free money—they’re taxes. And Americans are the ones paying the bill.

In this episode, Chris Markowski discusses various pressing issues affecting society, including the influence of media on public perception, the implications of transgenderism, the consequences of AI, and the ongoing debate surrounding welfare programs. He also touches on the recent Cracker Barrel controversy and the role of social media in shaping public discourse. Throughout the conversation, he emphasizes the need for honest discussions about these topics and the importance of personal responsibility in addressing societal challenges.