Tara breaks down the economic and political forces reshaping America, from record-low first-time homeownership to the looming threat of socialist policies. In this episode, she explores how young Americans are struggling to buy homes while Congress continues to print money, inflate prices, and fail to pass a proper budget. Tara also analyzes the political implications, including the youth vote for Donald Trump, the dangers of amnesty, and the rise of radicals like Zohran Mamdani advocating for the abolition of private property, control of production, and government-managed food — classic communism. Through history, literature, and personal experience, Tara paints a stark picture of what’s at stake if Americans don’t act.

*Record-low homeownership. Spiraling debt. Radical socialism. What happens if America doesn’t wake up?*

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Tara examines the current economic and political landscape of America, highlighting the collapse of first-time homeownership to a record 21% and the increasing average age of buyers to 40. She connects this to overspending by Congress, the printing of money, and failed budgetary discipline, warning that these policies leave young Americans frustrated and vulnerable to radical promises. Using historical context and examples like Zohran Mamdani’s advocacy for abolishing private property and seizing means of production, Tara explains how classic communist tactics are being normalized. She underscores the risks of amnesty, demographic shifts, and political power grabs, painting a clear picture of how the nation could transform if current trends continue unchecked.