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We Are Owning the Libs … but Not in the Way You Think | Ep 458
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46:45Now PlayingDaniel is excited to kick off his first video podcast today. In honor of the occasion, he goes back to the roots of the show and explains the purpose of creating a new conservative movement, exploring this week’s policy news and showing how we are owning the liberal policy outcomes. So in other words, they are owning us.
He'll update you on the budget bill and explain why the debt is now permanently hampering economic growth. And he reviews some of the latest GDP numbers to show why Trump can’t be the president of growth while being the president of debt and how he can still salvage his agenda by having the Senate pull back.
Finally, he'll discuss immigration and crime and how the Left doesn’t want you to know that its policies are creating more violence. The lefty solution? Stop reporting on crime!
Show links:
Two dozen “academics” call on paper to stop reporting crime!
Why the GDP numbers are a problem
Why does the State Department refuse to designate the cartels as terrorists?
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Daniel Horowitz is Senior Editor of Conservative Review where he writes in-depth daily columns about the hypocrisy in Washington of both the GOP and Democrat Establishment from a conservative perspective. He hosts a nationally syndicated podcast, “The Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz,” and is the author of “Stolen Sovereignty: How to Stop Unelected Judges from Transforming America.” Horowitz is a conservative policy entrepreneur and advisor and his perspective on policy issues is sought out by those within and outside of politics. He is regarded as one of the nation's leading conservative experts on immigration policy.
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