The Media Hates DOGE

Chris slams the Wall Street Journal and the “axis of evil”—big business, politicians, and media—for defending non-profits losing DOGE funding. He argues if their socioeconomic data was truly valuable, businesses would pay, not taxpayers. A racket unmasked! www.watchdogonwallstreet.com

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Watchdog on Wall Street podcast explaining the news coming
out of the complex worlds of finance, economics, and politics
and the impact it we'll have on everyday Americans. Author,
investment banker, consumer advocate, analyst, and trader Chris Markowski.

Speaker 2 (00:16):
It's amazing how the access of evil, they're my access
of evil, big business politicians and the media. How they
circle the wagons in this case Wall Street Journal. Oh no,
this is terrible. Nonprofits out there are lost their funding
because of Elon Muskin Doge, and they're not able to

(00:37):
go into China and get all of this valuable information
that is necessary. Businesses want this information on socioeconomic trends.
Give the break. If the information was so valuable, the
businesses would pay for it themselves. Again, Wall Street Journal article,
and you're going to do seeing more and more tax

(00:57):
on the cuts that are being done by Doge. And again,
all of these nonprofits right now picked up the phone
calling their buddies at various different publications. We've lost start
funding it. We do such impart work. Shit. Okay, if
you work was that important, people would pay for it. Okay,

(01:19):
you're a nonprofit. You call yourself a nonprofit because you know,
you basically allow yourself to get pre money from the
government and you are not accountable to anything or anyone.
You see, if the information that you produced was so great,
businesses will pay for it. They do it all the time.
Businesses will pay for it right off the Wall Street.

(01:40):
They've got analysts, they do homework, they do research all
this stuff. So you need to have we the people,
we the taxpayers of the United States of this. No,
it's a racket and you know it. And like I said, people,
you got to watch these things. You're going to continue
to see more and more and more stories all of

(02:00):
these powers that be out there on all of these
all of these publications whining and complaining and telling us,
oh my god, this is terrible, this is awful. Chuck
Schumer in the floor of the Senate, Oh no, no,
smart business whatever make these types of cuts. Yeah, they
would watchdog on Wall Street dot Com.