Steve Cortes

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1,543 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 15 Sep

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5606: The Economy And Data Centers Are On The Ballot In November · 21 Aug 2026 podcast

It's a scourge on this nation.

But even legal immigration, we are not applying the kinds of filters and rules to legally immigrate to this country to guarantee that we are truly getting ambitious, go-getter, America-loving legal migrants.

And it's putting massive strain on our budgets.

It's one of the reasons, not the only reason, but it's a key driver of why we have these unsustainable.

Sustainable deficits.

So it's wrong for our elections.

It's wrong for the sanctity of our elections, but it's also just totally fiscally profligate to continue to follow these policies.

But you're exactly correct.

It is clearly the business model of the Democrat Party.

Now, having said all that, I think we're about to break that model in 28, 30, 32.

But boy, we better work our tails off.

Yeah, so listen, and and here's the proof that that's absurd, of course, is look at the actual numbers, right?

I don't have to give you my opinion.

I traded bonds for 25 years.

Price is truth when it comes to capital markets, and there's no capital market more important in the world than the US Treasury bond market.

And if we look at treasuries in the fall of twenty nineteen, which you and I talk about often, Steve, was really the it was the greatest year and and the greatest period of the greatest year for American workers in all

Of US history because we had real wages galloping higher because pay was increasing and inflation was incredibly restrained.

Deficits were heading in the right direction as a percentage of GDP.

The 10-year yield, which is really the barometer, okay?

It's what global capital thinks about inflationary pressures within the United States relative to growth.

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