[Danny Vesokie | Affiliated Financial Partners]

Hasan sits down with billionaire Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker to ask him why he spent the budget of a Pixar movie just to get a government job and whether the only way to beat a bad guy with a billion dollars is a good guy with a billion dollars.

Do check out the video below, as these two explain in even greater depth what they mean by the self-funding gap in politics and try their best to understand where the money comes from.

It consists of a political schism between Democrat and Republican self funding, and isn’t as simple as one side does and the other doesn’t, as Illinois’ very own J.B Pritzker pours money into capture gubernatorial seats like no other capturing the attention of minahaj.

One claim is that it’s ultimately bad for democracy as it moves us away from a system that is representative of its citizens and sinks deeply into capitalistic expression of money equals power.

This explains the viral attention grabbing question raised by Hasan Minahaj, “Does it take a good guy with a billion dollars to beat a bad guy with a billion dollars?”

https://youtu.be/l9Llmi16s30?si=5GNrvLZwJVqQ-5GT

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[Danny Vesokie | Affiliated Financial Partners]

Something is smelling fishy. The FBI is hiding thousands of pages of the Jeffrey Epstein list of flight logs and other documents are not surrendered to U.S Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI DIRECTOR Kash Patel. Watch Steve Gardner video clip on the corruption still left over from the Biden-Harris Administration. Stay tuned folks.

https://www.youtube.com/live/Tj4NrBgdNN0?si=HRBDa4UqZpftRpw2

[Danny Vesokie | Affiliated Financial Partners]

New data from the US Census Bureau showed a big drop in consumer spending in January 2025, signaling a slowing economy. On top of that, Wall Street companies announced a big slew of layoffs, including Southewst, Chevron, and Meta. These signals suggest that US economy and housing market could be on the decline as 2025 progresses. Particualrly in area with a high employment of white collar workers. Another concerning sign for the economy is a big drop in consumer sentiment, and continuing poor home sales activity, additional signs that the economy is slowing. In this video I’m walking around Brookhaven in Atlanta, GA. This is a wealthy neighborhood that isn’t really feeling the effects of the economy slowdown. Home prices are going down in most areas of South Atlanta, but not in Brookhaven, where they are still up 2% YoY.

https://youtu.be/JSwI1BJlN2Q?si=Iy6oy2rc3E6Br6sj

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by  Sapna Sharma.