Tucker on Inflation, the Hidden Price of Endless Wars

We started the week with Hunter Biden. We end the week with inflation.

Not exactly puppy dogs and vodka tonics. But we press ahead, trying to get a better handle on the world around us.

Before I lead you into the show preview, I just want to say have a nice and safe and enjoyable weekend. It’s been a bit of a kooky week here at headquarters, but sending the newsletter always make me happy and keeps me in good spirits in tough times. But all is well, and thanks for being here and have a great day.

Now….

Tucker argues that the damage caused by the neoconservative worldview goes far beyond bad judgments about which foreign conflicts the U.S. should enter. At its core is a profound indifference to the lives of ordinary Americans.

For years, globalist war advocates have dismissed people who worry about soaring housing, food, energy, and health-care costs. Yet those same voices routinely demand that Washington commit trillions of dollars to overseas wars and proxy conflicts with little direct connection to America’s security or prosperity.

Tucker’s latest monologue examines the underreported link between permanent foreign intervention and the declining quality of life at home. Inflation, fiscal strain, and the erosion of Americans’ purchasing power were not accidents. They are consequences of a governing class that has repeatedly put foreign entanglements ahead of the country it is supposed to serve.

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