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The department of homeland security. that budget unchangesed from last year despite the worst border crisis in decades. >> bill: you walk three blocks south and you see the national debt clock. it's running all the time. the thing about the border, i don't know if this is a change but we had a story last night on special report where you had video of the border patrol on the rio grande river. that's been a rare sight and you just wonder if that is some sort of change now at the border. >> dana: they haven't had a single break. >> bill: 6 trillion. steve moore and austan goolsbee here to duke i...

President Biden’s affinity for President Franklin D. Roosevelt is well documented. Both men took office during unprecedented economic crises and sought vast historical expansions of government programs and spending to address the turmoil.

President Biden’s affinity for President Franklin D. Roosevelt is well documented. Both men took office during unprecedented economic crises and sought vast...

https://www.nysun.com/national/bidens-borrowing-a-problem-for-president-harris/91408/ President Biden’s opening move has been to propose a $1.9 trillion pandemic recovery spending plan, on top of the $2 trillion approved in March 2020, $484 billion in April 2020, and the $900 billion in December 2020. All indications are that Mr. Biden plans to follow that with a $2 trillion “build back better” plan for spending on transportation, energy, infrastructure, health care, and countering climate change. It’s easier to get Congress to approve spending than taxing, so the $4 trillion Biden spendi...

December 30, 2020 Chances are the current economic uncertainty is messing with your life. Recent data indicates 12.7 million people are currently unemployed. Many more are underemployed. People are hurting. Maybe you are one of the 44 million college graduates have student debt, averaging $37,584. Nearly half of students graduating this spring are expected to move back home, held back by the economy in establishing lives of financial independence. Perhaps you were laid off from a job. The timing couldn’t be worse with a new baby or a new mortgage. All of the above is the “now” proble...