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Justin Wolfers: We Are Sabotaging the Engine of Our Prosperity
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March 1, 2026
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10:02Now PlayingIs the United States intentionally sabotaging the very things that made it the richest country in world history? In this explosive segment, University of Michigan Professor Justin Wolfers pivots from short-term market noise to the "most important story to tell": the systematic dismantling of American institutions.
Wolfers argues that national prosperity isn't an accident—it’s the result of high-quality institutions like the rule of law, free and fair elections, and a deep-seated trust in science and property rights. However, in 2026, those foundations are under direct attack. From the events of January 6th to the federal government's withdrawal from life-saving vaccine research, the "engine of future prosperity" is being stalled.
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