My view from the parade in DC on Sunday behind the Grand Marshal

Join us for The Lounge! A space for frens to hangout and chat! The Absolute Lounge will open 2 hours before every episode!

It will feature a running playlist of tunes and various videos, movie scenes, comedy bits and much more while providing all of our Storm Riders a place to chat and hangout! And who knows, from time to time you may even have an Abs or a Stormy join in on the fun!

Relax & Chill: https://rumble.com/v71nfqc-the-lounge-11132026-4pm-est.html

7:46 PM = 17? 🍨🐸 🇺🇸

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New York City - @jonvoight 🔗

Not sure who needs to hear this, but an AI Jesus is literally in antichrist territory.

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Was an honor and great time at Mar A Lago. Bringing in the Golden Age.

ICYMI The Friday Night Huddle with Julie Donuts, Betsy & Rachel Writeside Blonde.

How did I handle all the estrogen?

Catch the replay and find out!

https://rumble.com/v71o708-friday-night-huddle-ep-31-julie-donuts-rachel-and-betsy.html

Happy Qanniversary Joe !!! ⚡

https://t.me/stormypatriotjoe21

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Fed Study Vindicates Trump Trade Policy: 150 Years of Evidence Shows Tariffs Lower Inflation

"A sweeping new analysis of tariff policy spanning 150 years suggests that the economic establishment may have fundamentally misunderstood how tariffs affect prices and employment, a finding with profound implications for understanding President Donald Trump’s trade policy and the proper response by the Federal Reserve."

✅ Key Points

- Researchers Régis Barnichon and Aayush Singh examined a long-span dataset of tariff episodes from 1870 through 2020 in the U.S., U.K., and France.

- Contrary to standard economic theory (which suggests tariffs raise consumer prices), they found that tariff hikes on average lowered inflation while raising unemployment.

- For example: a ~4 percentage-point tariff increase was estimated to lower inflation by ~2 percentage points and raise unemployment by ~1 percentage point.

- The authors interpret this pattern as tariffs operating more like a demand shock (reducing economic activity) rather than a simple cost-push increase in consumer prices.

- The timing is politically relevant: policies of Donald Trump and recent U.S. tariff hikes averaged ~18% on imports in 2025, and major economic institutions (like the Federal Reserve) had assumed tariffs would fuel inflation.

- The findings challenge decades-old assumptions in trade theory and monetary policy: if tariffs do not raise inflation as assumed, then the response of monetary policymakers (e.g., whether to raise or hold interest rates) might need revisiting.

https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2025/11/14/fed-study-vindicates-trump-trade-policy-150-years-of-evidence-shows-tariffs-lower-inflation/

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Kash Patel says there is a 100% chance we are going to see people held accountable for the Grand Conspiracy and also for J6.

“We will not allow anyone who participated in the Russiagate conspiracy and those who improperly and illegally spied on me, members of Congress and even members of the media for a political end state, to be left unturned.

These are investigations that are of important consequence to the American public… We are going after every single person… You’ve already seen indictments of people like James Comey and others, and we’re not done.”

@MariaBartiromo then asked @FBIDirectorKash if he believes we are really going to see accountability and he responded with, “Yes. 100%.”

All signs are pointing in the right direction. If anyone is going truly drain the swamp, it’s Trump and this administration. Like it or not, this is our only shot. I choose to stand behind them 💯

https://x.com/thestormredux/status/1990088614324179089