Oct 10, 2026 · 2 hr 11 min · 20 segments
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That equates to a debt per citizen of $116,000 and a debt per taxpayer of $360,000.
The US federal, uh, spending is at 7.4 trillion, with the US federal budget deficit back up to 1.919 trillion.
US defense spending's at $981 billion, and US credit card debt is still at $1.3 trillion.
This is where we're at because it helps to guide a lot of the conversation that we have throughout the show here.
So, uh, let's take a look at a couple of thi- Oh, you know what? Before we get into that, I just wanted to say this.
So hurricane made landfall near Destin, Florida, uh, basically over by the Panhandle with maximum winds of 105 miles an hour around 9:30 PM last night.
I was watching some of The Weather Channel a little bit earlier this morning and, uh, yeah, looks like some areas did get some, some pretty good damage and stuff like that.
So just, you know, just like I said, just thoughts and prayers out to everyone down there.
And again, hope this storm, you know, peters out without, you know, hopefully doesn't like run across into, you know, Alabama and Georgia and cause all kinds of damage in those states.
Um, you know, again, hope the damage is not as bad as what they, what they thought it might, it might be.
That equates to a debt per citizen of $116,000 and a debt per taxpayer of $360,000.
The US federal, uh, spending is at 7.4 trillion, with the US federal budget deficit back up to 1.919 trillion.
US defense spending's at $981 billion, and US credit card debt is still at $1.3 trillion.
This is where we're at because it helps to guide a lot of the conversation that we have throughout the show here.
So, uh, let's take a look at a couple of thi- Oh, you know what? Before we get into that, I just wanted to say this.
So hurricane made landfall near Destin, Florida, uh, basically over by the Panhandle with maximum winds of 105 miles an hour around 9:30 PM last night.
I was watching some of The Weather Channel a little bit earlier this morning and, uh, yeah, looks like some areas did get some, some pretty good damage and stuff like that.
So just, you know, just like I said, just thoughts and prayers out to everyone down there.
And again, hope this storm, you know, peters out without, you know, hopefully doesn't like run across into, you know, Alabama and Georgia and cause all kinds of damage in those states.
Um, you know, again, hope the damage is not as bad as what they, what they thought it might, it might be.
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