Amazing Economic News, But Make Sure We Are Seeking The First Things First
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Welcome to Politics by Faith. It's where we take the news of the day, we bring it to the Bible, so we can walk away with some peace and perspective. A lot of anxiety out there because there's new headlines every day. It's true, but Ecclesiastes says there's nothing new under the sun. So thanks for being here to get the true story. Thanks for subscribing to our YouTube page as well, youtube.com slash at politics by faith. The story of the day today, we have a Toyota plant coming to Texas. Now here's why I bring this up. We have a standing call on my radio show on SiriusXM. Whenever you hear any good economic news, I don't care if it's you personally, a family member, friend, a child, something in your local town, something in whatever, anything you hear that's good economic news, I want you to share it.
And the phones are always open. And we have the most incredible calls from people telling stories that would never make the news and therefore never be counted as some sort of metric. of success because the left obviously doesn't want any economic good news to come out of this administration. They will do everything they can to hide it. So Toyota is moving a factory out of Mexico to San Antonio to make the Tacoma. 2,000 manufacturing jobs, a $3.6 billion initial investment. They said that they plan to invest up to $10 billion more than previously expected in the United States by 2030, more than what they already expected. Not bad. That should be celebrated, right? Have you heard that story yet? I'll give you another one.
That was 3.6 billion. So I'm from Syracuse, New York, right near the Syracuse airport. Micron is building a $100 billion semiconductor campus.
What local business wins does the host highlight first (Toyota Texas plant)?
$100 billion. What? Over 20 years. 9,000 jobs with Micron, 50,000 in the supply chain around it. I have no idea why they chose Syracuse. over anywhere else in the country. Micron, I don't even know what this company is. They're a semiconductor company that manufactures hardware parts of a computer. So the memory, I don't even know. These are terms from the 90s, but memory chips and RAM and stuff like that. They're based out of Boise, Idaho. They're the only major U.S. memory manufacturer. And obviously, it's a huge deal for our national security. All the rest that's happening in Syracuse, $100 billion. My goodness. And again, you wouldn't hear about this. It's happening. There's economic news like this happening in towns all across our country, but the national media is not going to share them.
They'll never share any successes. You want to know how deep the TDS goes? I'm making the claim that the left would never share an economic success of this country. They're not going to do it. That's not a bold claim because look how far, how deep the TDS is. You know the whole Graham Platner thing? Graham Platner, Democratic candidate for Senate in Maine. Guys, kid's warning for like a minute. This woman came out the other day and said he raped her. This is among other sexual accusations. The Nazi tattoo guy, right? The woman who claimed she was raped back in 2021. This is what she said. This is in the Politico article. She says, one of the reasons I didn't come forward sooner was was the huge moral conflict that I had between supporting his politics, but not supporting him as a person.
Now, it is one thing for maybe Elizabeth Warren to support a rapist running for Senate so that Democrats can win the Senate. That's bad enough, right? Okay. But to have the raped woman support her rapist to keep trump out of power that is a depth of tds that i couldn't even have imagined as someone who studies the disease of trump derangement syndrome i did not even think that that one was possible so if this woman is a very broken person if this woman was would be hesitant to come out against her rapist for Senate. Do you think the media is going to be quick to share good economic stories? Of course not. But this is the point I want to make from this news story, and I hope I can articulate this well.
I don't think I can, so help me out where I'm missing it.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:04–1:51
2
What local business wins does the host highlight first (Toyota Texas plant)?
1:51–6:35
3
How does the host describe Micron’s $100 billion semiconductor investment in Syracuse?
6:35–10:05
4
Why does the host claim national media hide local economic successes?
10:05–11:42
5
What controversy (Graham Platner allegations) does the host use to illustrate media bias?
11:42–14:22
Speakers
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