Major General Bob Dees joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to discuss the greatest threat to America: our own economy and national debt. As a military strategist, General Dees understands the key elements of national power. In this day and age, he identifies the primary space for conflict as the economy. National debt and the moral aspects of our economy have been forgotten. As the national debt continues climbing and the nation’s leaders preach equity, how do we turn the country around from the damaging practices that hinder opportunity for Americans?

The Chinese Communist Party is executing its 100-year plan to dominate the world by 2045. But recently, the plan is starting to weaken. Did China plan the ultimate economic weapon with COVID-19? Also, former Rep. Dave Brat shares what happens if you get too close to the swamp and the power of trillions of dollars between nation-states. Plus, Economic War Room’s exciting new partnership with Liberty University to help get America on the right footing and align our investments with first principles.

Dr. Erik Davidson and Kevin Freeman share perspectives on the growing stakeholder capitalism trend and the economic risks ahead. Topics range from free markets, guaranteed government payments, mandated minimum wage, and NASDAQ-mandated board diversity. There is a proper role for the balance of government, but it appears to be going too far. Unfortunately, the woke version of stakeholder capitalism is happening now, and its economic impact will be devastating. Moral democratic capitalism is the real solution. Dr.

Rod Martin, futurist, philosopher, capitalist, innovator, and part of the PayPal Mafia, shares the good things happening around us today! A look at exploration, innovation, and all the opportunities that are opening up in front of us! How we can build on the proven principles that reduce poverty and increase wealth. Amazing things are possible if we get aligned politically, economically, and spiritually!

Nick Adams joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to compare the similarities between Winston Churchill and President Donald Trump. Topics include new insights as it relates to our current president and his similarities in style to Churchill. Both men were in a fight to save Western civilization. The people during World War II didn’t necessarily like Churchill. Many thought he was rude and crude. But he was God’s man for the hour and he helped save Western civilization.

It’s time to bring truth, logic, and compassion back and reunite America on the principles that have improved lives so dramatically over the last 200 years. Glenn Beck joins the Economic War Room to discuss how we got to where we are today and what we need to do to get America back on track. Also, highlights from his new book, “Arguing with Socialists.”

It is time for Americans to wake up to what is happening today! It is much like WWII all over again when Hitler was racing across Europe. For a while, America was asleep and sitting on the sidelines. We had education failures, we had mass political correctness, compromised media, and failed politicians. This is all happening again today, but this time with a socialist Marxist ideology in America. Kevin Freeman and Dr. Ben Carson have teamed up to sound an alarm on what America needs to do now and the importance of standing together for liberty.

Most people are ineffective communicators 75% of the time. This is a critical flaw in our culture, but it can be fixed. People need to be heard and understood, and there are four key steps to better communication. This is particularly important when speaking with your financial adviser. This week we have invited world-class communications expert Jason DeLaPorte into the Economic War Room. He unpacks a powerful tool that helps people communicate better. Understanding this resource can be the difference between success and failure.

Oil has been near the center of every economic and geopolitical turmoil over the last hundred years. Now, with negative oil prices, we are entering unprecedented territory. As Russia and the Saudis fight for market share, our Saudi ally seems to be working against the U.S. energy industry. Many American politicians are ready to give America’s energy independence away. At the same time, ESG funds put a globalist agenda above investor returns, with the focus on slowing the economies to reduce carbon emissions.

A culture war is being fought through America’s businesses. Corporations used to understand the importance of delighted customers, shareholders, and employees. Today, the Left is influencing corporate boards to drive outcomes they cannot necessarily achieve politically. The boardrooms have become strongholds of liberals, and they are rapidly marching toward stakeholder capitalism. Forget about the shareholders; many of these companies have a different agenda hidden within the ESG movement.