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Are you feeling like a peasant in modern America? You're not alone. The system has become rigged against those who actually produce things of value.

In this eye-opening episode, we explore Ayn Rand's striking observation that "the hardest thing to explain is the glaringly evident which everybody has decided not to see." This perspective perfectly frames our discussion of how institutions meant to serve the public have been corrupted to serve themselves.

The revelations are staggering. A Federal Reserve economist admits on camera that Jerome Powell deliberately worked against economic growth during Trump's presidency and "wants to be remembered as somebody who held the line against Trump." Your higher mortgage payments and credit card interest rates? Just collateral damage in their political games.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has created a constitutional crisis by blocking deportations of criminals and gang members without proper jurisdiction. The Pentagon establishment is actively undermining Secretary Pete Hegseth for attempting meaningful reform. Everywhere you look, the system protects itself at the expense of ordinary Americans.

Most disturbing of all is how our economic priorities have become inverted. As one frustrated citizen puts it: "How is it the man that can build the house has nothing, but the man that sells insurance has a yacht?" The productive class struggles while those who manipulate money and power accumulate wealth without adding real value.

The path forward requires more than awareness—it demands action. "If you don't sacrifice for what you want, then what you want becomes the sacrifice." Americans have lived according to others' priorities for too long, surrendering family cohesion and personal sovereignty to systems that don't reciprocate loyalty.

Join us as we pull back the veil on the forces working against everyday Americans and discuss how we can reclaim control over our national destiny before it's too late.

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