Isabel Brown

These are American issues versus chaos and Marxist issues.

And voters have a very clear image moving forward into midterms in 2028 and beyond what kind of a country we have the chance to save versus the one that's going to come into fruition if we fail to act courageously today.

It was fantastic, Ben.

Thanks for having me on.

And what an amazing initiative from our government.

I said this six or seven times to the media yesterday, but what we're watching through this is not just an investment into our future.

That's important, certainly for our children.

But it's also a huge paradigm shift in Washington.

I think very few people are talking about.

Typically, the financial status quo in this town is that you borrow from the financial future and sell them out from every next generation.

to keep lining the pockets of those who have been here in this town longer than twice the time my generation has been alive.

And now you're watching that script be flipped and literally placing money into the hands of babies the day they are born, and I could not be more excited about it.

Yep, that's exactly correct.

If you have a baby that was born between January 1st of last year, 2025, and the end of 2028, so during Trump's term in office, you have basically a free deposit of $1,000 that goes into an investment account that you can choose to put further contributions into.

as that child's parents, or even as an employer.

Many, many companies around the country, from Visa to Uber to so many others, announced they were going to be teaming up with this initiative and matching employee contributions and that $1,000 investment from the Treasury Department into baby accounts.

In the conservative movement in particular, Turning Point USA, under the leadership of Erica Kirk, announced that every employee who has a newborn baby will receive an additional $1,000

into that account from the company, not just the Treasury Department.

So really interesting incentive from the employer side as well.

But the biggest contribution comes from parents, which you can deposit up to $5,000 into this account annually that then is deducted out of your taxes.