Exclusive: the first look at the “Election 2020, You Decide” board game. Guest David Clements joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to show us how it works. It’s a fun new way that you can connect what you know you saw and what you know you heard with the reality of what happened. It lets players laugh and heal, with hilarious jabs at the personalities behind the process.

It’s not just Facebook, Google, and YouTube trying to control what you think and say. We actually have powerful foreign governments demanding that we only say things that they approve. It’s ironic that Comedy Central recognizes the economic reality of free speech more than others. America is being coerced through economic warfare to sit down and shut up, just look at the NBA. It is time to work together and defend our Constitutional Right to Free Speech.

There are corporations that are taking your money and using it against you. If you own shares of stock, you have a vote. It may be hidden from you. They don’t want you to know about it, but it’s very powerful. The hard Left is organized and using this against you. It’s time for economic patriots to learn how to do deal with this and make a difference! The companies whose shares you own should not be working against your values. It’s time to understand what you can do about it now.

Bill Gertz joins the Economic War Room with Kevin Freeman to discuss our intelligence failures with China. Topics covered include China’s real world view, the mistakes we made integrating our economy with China, and the solutions going forward. It is time for all of America to wake up to the reality of what is happening. Bill is an American editor, columnist and reporter for the Washington Times and the Washington Free Beacon. He is the author of 6 books.

We have a Constitution that guarantees our liberties, but that does not mean unscrupulous radicals won’t be able to sway the people with deception or coercion, or tempt them into enslaving themselves. We see a propaganda war, and we also see the universal implementation of contemporary technologies for convenience and entertainment. Both are converging to create the very despotism that Solzhenitsyn warned us about.

Ownership and not government spending can help shrink America’s wealth gap.  Star Parker, former co-host of The View and founder of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education, joins the Economic War Room to share her insights on the best way to help the poor.  Freedom and opportunity will do more than any ideas of secular socialism.

Kevin Freeman reflects back on the politics of 2021 and the lies of the political Left that were exposed. Also, we review the Economic War Room 2021 scorecard: what we said would take place and how it actually happened. Economic War Room patriots were on the leading edge of key insights that impact their money, their livelihood, and their way of life. As we prepare for 2022, understanding the political and economic implications will be more critical than ever. Start planning now.

China is developing 5G to take control of the global platform standards. At some point all your data may run through Beijing and the communist party. America has a window of opportunity to address it now, but your help to break through the telecom lobby groups is needed now! See why the secure 5G network is the Eisenhower National Highway System for the Information Age. General Robert Spalding (Ret) is back in the Economic War Room to discuss how 5G will impact your privacy, your lifestyle, and the 5G economic opportunities ahead.

Kevin Freeman shares his perspective for 2022 and the year ahead. While it should be a good year, there will be times when that won’t be obvious. In this episode, Kevin outlines the six key events to watch for in 2022, the seven challenges we will face, and the five things we must do to prepare. Be sure to sign up for the Economic War Room’s comprehensive library and reference materials for each week: the Economic Battle Plans™. This resource will be of great value and help you navigate what lies ahead.

Now even your cell phone can be considered a conservative or liberal.