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Is America Still Capitalist? Family Rights, Assisted Suicide, and White Refugees Under Microscope

As President Trump continues issuing executive orders and adjusting policy, Andrew highlights how much of today’s so-called “capitalism” is propped up by taxpayer-funded bailouts, subsidies, and entitlements to corporations, institutions, and industries. With a critical eye, he challenges viewers to consider whether true free-market principles are still alive in America—or if we’ve slipped into a state-run economy under another name.

In The Rundown, Andrew breaks down a troubling new law in New York that legalizes state-sanctioned assisted suicide, raising deep moral concerns about the value of life. He then discusses the DNC’s abrupt reversal on far-left activist David Hogg’s election as Vice Chair, calling it a classic example of the Left eating its own. He also takes aim at the media's outrage over President Trump welcoming white refugees, exposing the hypocrisy of selective compassion. Lastly, Andrew examines President Trump’s decision to ease up on tariffs and asks whether this will truly revive America’s sluggish economy.

In Faith Focus, guest Tiffany Boyd from Free Your Children joins the conversation to discuss her grassroots effort to protect parental rights in education. She warns of the growing threat of state control over families and explains why legislation is needed to restore parents’ God-given authority over their children’s upbringing.

With biblical values, economic truth, and a fearless voice for freedom, this episode confronts the cultural battles shaping America today.

capitalism
government spending
executive orders
Trump
assisted suicide
New York law
David Hogg
DNC
white refugees
tariffs
economy
Tiffany Boyd
Free Your Children
parental rights
education
family sovereignty
faith

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