What makes America exceptional? Is it the people? No, it can’t be that. We are everybody else from everywhere else. Is it our geography, education, the weather, or our religion? Some of those may play a role, but the real notion of American exceptionalism is based on individual liberty as enshrined in the Constitution. Bureaucracies and groupthink don’t invent. They don’t create. They don’t improve. Business meetings are a great example. They’re mind-numbing, inefficient time-wasters and soul-killers.

In the Economic War Room we address inflation, pandemic, election integrity, the risk of food shortages, space warfare, stock market collapse, debt and pension crisis, socialism, and global economic warfare. The challenge of the central bank digital currency may dwarf them all. Or maybe it rolls them all up into one big package that will be sold to you as something that you need, something that will benefit you. But in reality, it’s dark, it’s deceptive, and it’s destructive.

Kevin Freeman and two special guests are in the Economic War Room to pay tribute to a leader of leaders and a great American hero, Chris Graham. You’ve likely never heard of him, but he worked tirelessly to protect our great American freedoms. He wrote,” Sitting alone in the dark, cramming Twinkies in your face and binge-watching Netflix while playing dress-up in a surgical mask is not what you were created for. You were born for this place. You were born for this time. Hit play on Kid Rock’s ‘Born Free’ and lead by example.”

Dr. Theodore Malloch has been behind the elite curtain as a global sherpa, as Margaret Thatcher once called him. And it is a long and sordid tale, but it means he knows how that system works. And therefore, he is very dangerous to those behind the curtain. Kevin Freeman and Dr. Malloch talk about why the markets have changed and not for the better. Malloch says, “Frankly, that creative destruction of the entrepreneur is no longer adored, is no longer respected, is no longer invested in. And what we have is a system now of radical socialism.

In the Economic War Room, we’re always looking at challenges to our nation, to our sovereignty, and to our economy. We have foreign enemies. We have domestic enemies. Well, there is startling news that we may have a foreign enemy operating through a domestic enemy. And that domestic enemy may be our own president. Is it a rumor? Is it real? With former Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, Kevin Freeman discusses this and what you need to do right now to stop Biden from giving our sovereignty to the World Health Organization without U.S. Senate approval!

The Intelligence Community has been taken over by progressives who seek to silence opposition. The recent revelations about the FBI and Twitter are just one example. J. Michael Waller joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to expose what is happening in the IC to clamp down on our right to free speech: how it started and what we must do to end the suppression and criminalization of political speech in America.

Former CIA operative Sam Faddis joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to talk about the internal and external wars and what it will take to win both. Sam says, “I do not subscribe to the [idea that] Joe and his advisors just happen to be the most incompetent team in American history and get every decision wrong. I think you are watching guys who, frankly, are playing for the other team. They are not looking to — they’re not focused on American national security. They’ve got a completely different agenda.”

Sixty years ago, President Kennedy uttered these famous words, “We choose to go to the moon.” As if it were a choice, ignoring the scientific and practical challenges. But less than a decade later, his words came to life. We chose and we achieved. It took an incredible amount of national will to get to the moon. Secrecy, planning, investment — in a wartime approach. And it was a war. It was the Cold War and the space race. Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast joins Kevin Freeman to talk about how the U.S. must achieve space dominance to preserve freedom.

When you take that oath to the Constitution to support and defend it, that means against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Lt. Col. Allen West joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to look at the internal and external enemies who threaten our economic freedom. Without a doubt, the number-one geopolitical foe that we have is China. And downstream from China, you have the new axis of evil: Russia, Iran, and North Korea. And we still have to be concerned about Islamic jihadism.

The American way of life and the woke way of life are 100% incompatible. They’re utterly irreconcilable. In our understanding of justice in America, it’s about free people pursuing happiness. It’s very simple. In the woke understanding of justice, it’s about the state imposing quotas by groups regardless of merit. Tom Klingenstein joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to discuss how dangerous the WOKE agenda is to our economic and personal freedom and what can be done to stop it.