Nations that aren’t advancing are declining, and the measure of advancement for America doesn’t look very good. Whether you look at life expectancy, personal satisfaction, upward mobility, or middle-class income, the stats are actually alarming. That wasn’t the case for the generation just before us. There is no longer fundamental newness. Best-selling author Christopher Buskirk joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to expose the root cause of America’s declining innovation rate. They also discuss why there is still hope for America and how the future could be bright again.

Woke corporations are a danger to your economic and personal freedom. The Left has weaponized large public companies and even some private ones to undermine the political process. These woke companies suppress free speech and the expression of religion. They are bending to the will of the woke mob and have lost their focus on delivering value to their customers, employees, and shareholders. Paul Fitzpatrick joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to offer a game-changing solution that empowers consumers, employees, and investors to push back against the prevailing woke agenda.

For the first time in 15 years, headlines scream of BANK FAILURES. First, it was Silicon Valley Bank, then it was Signature Bank — and other banks have been merged. We are told, “Don’t worry. Everything is fine.” But it doesn’t feel fine. Bear Stearns was the first in the financial crisis of 2008, and Silicon Valley Bank was the first in 2023. We don’t know just how far that aspect of the analogy will carry out this year. Bear Stearns stands as an absolute warning that the worst may be yet to come.

With recent bank failures, the federal government is working overtime to implement its central bank digital currency scheme. External forces such as China are pressing in even faster to make the digital yuan the dominant payment system. But Texas has introduced plans to push back. Former Rep. Louie Gohmert joins Kevin Freeman in the Economic War Room to discuss the current domestic and foreign economic situation facing America and what we can do about it.

The eighth clause in the First Amendment of the Constitution literally entitles you to ownership of your property, intellectual property, and writings. Today, the great American system is breaking down, and it is becoming more difficult to achieve the American dream. America can return to a time when it flourished. The American system has created more Nobel Peace Prize winners, more movies, more musicians, more inventions, and more patents than any other country, all countries combined.

A generation ago, Ronald Reagan mapped out and executed a strategy for taking down the last totalitarian communist regime that sought America's destruction. That was the Soviet Union's evil empire. We can settle for no less with respect to our time's existential threat to freedom. The Chinese Communist Party can and must be thwarted in its determined bid to crush liberty, destroy our country, and institute what Xi Jinping calls global governance directed and enforced from Beijing. Frank Gaffney joins Kevin Freeman to talk about China's aggression and what can be done about it.

In the Economic War Room, we've been working on getting a state to make gold-based currency available to its citizens. For the five years that this program has existed, and for really ten years before that, we have been pushing gold as a currency as provided under the Constitution. Now this idea has made its way to the Texas legislature. Thomas Jefferson said, "Paper is poverty." And it's not even real money. It's just a shadow of money. And the problem with paper currency — we're seeing it today — is that the government can just fire up the printing press and make more when it wants to.

Known as the sage from South Central, Larry Elder is unafraid to take on liberals in the Black Lives Matter movement with common sense and others who are pushing false narratives. He's also known as America's Truth Detector. Kevin Freeman and presidential candidate Larry Elder discuss ways to counter the prevailing narratives harming minority families and solutions that help restore the American Dream for millions.

Dr. Ben Carson points out that the "experts" like to say that there's an economic cycle and it's a natural cycle, up and down, up and down, but he takes issue with that. He says, "It goes up when we have people in office who know what they're doing, and it goes down when they don't." Kevin Freeman discusses a broad range of economic problems with Dr. Carson, and they talk about some of the root causes and what can be done to solve them.