How Much are Federal Regulations Costing Us?

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In this episode, R.J. Rushdoony breaks down the hidden tax of federal regulation—over $126 billion in 1980 alone. That’s nearly $600 a year for every American, not in income tax, but in bureaucratic red tape. But the cost isn’t just financial. Rushdoony warns how overregulation undermines personal responsibility, weakens character, and chips away at our freedom. Tune in to discover why freedom—not federal oversight—is the best regulator of all.

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