In this special edition of "Economic War Room," Kevin Freeman reveals the behind-the-scenes battle to pass transactional gold and silver legislation — known as Pirate Money — in the Texas Capitol. From opposition by bankers and bureaucrats to last-minute sabotage and misleading “fiscal notes,” Kevin shares the political warfare most Americans never see. He recounts how similar bills have fared in states like Arkansas, Utah, and Florida, and the resistance from powerful interests that fear economic freedom.

In an unexpected twist of fate, Dr. John Reese transitioned from a career as a dentist to becoming a pioneering entrepreneur in secure communications. His journey began with creating mobile dental clinics for disadvantaged children, showcasing a passion for solving real-world problems. Now, as the innovative mind behind Titanium Secure, Dr. Reese addresses the crucial need for encrypted communications in a world increasingly exposed to digital threats.

In this riveting talk, businessman and author Charlie Lewis reveals the powerful kingdom principles that have transformed his life and business success. Despite facing numerous challenges, Charlie explains how faith and understanding of a higher spiritual system have guided him through each obstacle, bringing prosperity and true fulfillment. By seeking first the kingdom of God and operating by divine paradigms, he's tapped into wisdom that transcends worldly understanding.

In this timely analysis, Kevin Freeman dives into America's position on the global stage, questioning why the U.S. is often labeled selfish while shouldering massive global responsibilities. He highlights how countries like China exploit America through unfair trade practices, unreciprocated defense costs, and the media's skewed narratives. The conversation exposes how these dynamics harm average Americans, while President Trump’s policies aim to re-establish fair trade and reinvigorate the nation’s economic footprint.

In a surprising move, car manufacturers aim to remove AM radio from vehicles, a vital tool for rural communities. As Troy Miller of National Religious Broadcasters discusses, this is more than just outdated tech — it’s a potential shift in control over information and free access to diverse viewpoints. Despite claims of interference with electric car batteries, a simple, inexpensive fix exists, raising questions about motives related to the predominance of conservative, Christian, and Spanish-language content on AM airwaves.

In this engaging discussion, Kevin Freeman introduces Sal Nuzzo, the dynamic executive director of Consumers Defense, dedicated to safeguarding American interests against perilous policies. Diving deep into the untapped potential of rare-earth minerals like lithium and cobalt, they explore America's chance to achieve mineral superpower status under decisive leadership. As they unravel China’s strategic grip on these essential resources, the conversation highlights the urgency of innovation and policy reform in reclaiming control.