Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing With Jason Hartman

Jason discusses the ease of doing business in the U.S. compared to Europe, despite the U.S. having issues like a problematic food supply and political corruption. He emphasizes the advantages of greed in business motivation. He then highlights Morgan Stanley's view that U.S. homeowners are resilient in the current market, with 39% mortgage-free and others holding low-rate mortgages. He also explains the misleading nature of foreclosure statistics, which have tripled from extremely low COVID-era levels but remain minimal compared to the Great Recession. Join Jason's monthly Zoom masterclass at jasonhartman.com/wednesday. Jason then welcomes back Ivor Cummins. They talk about how censorship limits public awareness of itself, making it hard for people to recognize it. Companies like Dropbox, Google Drive, and WeTransfer are controlled by influential entities pushing agendas like ESG and DEI. These companies, often influenced by the WEF and elite investors, promote global shifts towards authoritarian governance.