Marty Bent sits down with Edward Dowd to analyze the Federal Reserve’s recent rate cuts and their implications for housing markets already strained by overbuilding and unaffordable prices. Dowd explains how illegal immigration created artificial economic stimulus that masked underlying recession conditions, leading to the collapse of subprime auto lender Tri-Color as a warning sign for broader credit market stress. The conversation covers the AI stock bubble reaching dot-com levels, multifamily housing crisis, and COVID vaccine injuries continuing to impact disability rates and healthcare costs. They discuss how recent events have derailed momentum for vaccine accountability, institutional corruption across finance and media, and the importance of building alternative systems while navigating increasing surveillance and control mechanisms.
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