November 23, 2025 • 39 mins
Chris Markowski, the Watchdog on Wall Street, discusses various pressing issues affecting financial freedom and the economy. He critiques government hypocrisy, the healthcare system, tariffs, immigration policies, and the ethical implications of usury. Markowski emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility in financial matters and highlights the need for a more equitable system that serves the interests of the general public rather than special privileges for the elite.
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Speaker 1 (00:07):
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Investment banker, consumer advocate, analyst, trader Chris Markowski is the
watchdog Wall Street? Do you want to answer exposing the
lies and myths that the big brokerage firms, the mainstream press,
and the government are pushing to keep Americans away from
financial freedom.
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Bringing America the truth about what really happens in the
financial world.
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We're out here to indulge in fantasy, but in political
and economic reality. This is the watchdog Wall Streets.
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Alrighty, welcome back, everybody. We are. We addressed the nonsense
with the reopening of the government last week on the
program the old limit shutdown. But I missed one thing.
I missed one thing, and I gotta bring it up.
I do because it just makes me angry and it
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should make you angry as well. Animal Farm USA, Little George,
orwell animal Farm I actually have copy, actually have a
copy of the first edition, or well Animal Farm anyway,
the quote I want to get to all animals aren't equal,
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but some animals are more equal than others. Well, our
fearless overlords in Washington, DC demonstrated that in this shutdown
reopening deal that they put together. They put in a
little caveat in reopening the government. You want to talk
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about stunning, Actually, you know I should anymore. I wasn't
really even stunned. I could say stunning. I'm just saying
it to say it. I'm not even stunned by this
stuff anymore. It's almost like you expect it for crying
out loud, the hypocrisy, justice and this kind of no,
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it's about how close you are to power. So that
they passed the funding bill to end the shutdown, and
what they stuck in the peace of legislation is a
provision that will allow US senators to sue the federal
government for up to five hundred thousand dollars per violation
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if their data is seized or subpoened without prior notice.
So basically, the bill strips federal officials of qualified immunity. Now,
that is a legal doctrine that has shielded government agents
from personal liability even in the cases of egregious constitutional violations. Now, again,
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I don't think that they should have qualified immunity. But
guess what if they do it to you, you can't sue.
You can't sue. But now senators can. So senators inserted
this carve out in response. Obviously, it was all has
to do with the Jack Smith investigation and the fact
that he subpoened phone records of several Republican senators. Now
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nobody was charged with any crimes. I get that. But basically,
senators basically secured a new, brand new legal right for
themselves that you and I are denied. You and I
are denying. I can get into the background behind all this.
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I did it on the podcast, but I just want
you to think about that for a second. Think about
what they did. They're giving themselves special privilege. We've talked
about that in terms of insider trading and all the
stuff that they're up to. Another right, they can sue
the federal gun government. Can hey, you go a Patriot Act.
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They could be looking in your computer any point in time,
listening to your phone calls. We've gone over that here
on the program. You have no legal rescourse, but they do. Yeah,
that seems fair anyway. I spoke a lot about this
this past week on the podcast. I've been speaking a
lot about it for years. This has to do with
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the shutdown and the battle over enhanced subsidies right now.
It is basically now or never time when it comes
to healthcare. The President has put out a tweet or
two this past week talking about sending money, sending money
directly to Americans so they can go out and they
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can shop for health insurance on their own. That would
be great if there was actually some good alternatives out there.
It doesn't go far enough. It doesn't go far enough
not to mention the fact, why do we want to
continue to subsidize this? Why should we be sending anybody
any money. I'm gonna explain it to everyone this way.
I've done it this way before. Okay, big fan myself
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a big fan of the movie Fight Club. Love the
movie Fight Club. And I've said before if if David
Fincher was to making that movie today wasn't made, then,
rather than blowing up, I think the the banks and
the credit companies at the end. Again, I'm giving away
some of it if you haven't seen it, but anyway,
neither here nor there, I think they would either be
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going after the social media companies or even better yet,
insurance companies. We're gonna play a game of make believe
right now. Make believe you wake up tomorrow. You wake
up tomorrow morning and all of a sudden, you know,
you know, somebody has got the Thanos infinity stone snaps
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their finger and there are no more insurance companies. Boof
they're going than what would doctors stop working with, hospitals
stop operating? No, No, we would get to a system
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where the market would decide prices, get rid of subsidies,
get rid of handouts. The market will decide. We have
created a system. Obamacare is such a disaster in every way, shape,
matter of form, where we are not enriching healthcare providers
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like they rightfully should be getting paid for what they do.
We are making rich insurance companies, administrators and middlemen. It's sick.
It really is. Again very again easy fixed to the problem,
and again I'm not going to go over it again
today on the show. I did it extensively this week
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on the podcast. Again, I highly recommend you subscribe to
our podcast. We get into any of these things in depth.
Check it out, all right, I got I'm so far
behind eight ball today we're in our third hour and
I even gotten through twenty percent of what I wanted
to talk about. And that's why, you know, gotta listen
to the podcast gott to Subscribe. I want to talk
about the tariffs and the tariff rebates. Here is I'm
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gonna tell you right now why you don't want i'mna
say it again, why you do not want a tariff
rebate check again? You get a lot of the I'm sorry,
Trump uses it. I don't like making fun. He calls
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people low IQ. You get people out there defending, and
even Scott Bessen doesn't even want to do it. Okay,
I see him. He's like cringing when he's talking about
these rebates and he's trying, well, you know, maybe it'll
come and form some other form of like a text,
whatever it may be. Why you do not want a
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tariff rebate? Check? If you were getting If we happen
to get that point in time where the government is
sending out trump checks two thousand dollars trump checks, we
are in a heapload of trouble. The economy is going
to be in deep deep doo doo again. Let's go back.
Talked about this earlier on the program, George W.
Speaker 1 (08:23):
Bush.
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George W. Bush on his way out the door. On
his way out the door, Pelosi said, hey, Cary got
out checks, and he did. He did right there at
the beginning of the financial crisis, right handing out checks.
What do we do during COVID I remember being disgusted.
I'm in my car and I was living in New
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York Long Island at the time and hearing commercials on
air on a local radio stations. Bring your bring your
COVID check into SO and SOL Jewelry and we'll get
you a great deal on this. Bring your COVID check
into SO and so on Electronics and get yourself a
new Treat yourself to a new flat screen TV. You
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understand if tariff checks go out the door. We are
in deep deep doo doo last week last week, and
I guess made me want to pull my hair out. Okay, honestly,
I think I probably never ever ever turn on the
news Sunday morning, so I saw Scott Bessant. He was
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on Maria Barbromo's program, and she played a clip. She
played a clip I think it was somebody from Omaha
Steaks talking about the high price of beef in this country,
and Scott Bessant started. It was mumbling and fumbling over
his words, but he basically said that beef prices are
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so high because illegal immigrants from South America are bringing
their cat with them as they come here, and they
are infected with diseases. Now I'm aware, I'm aware of
the fact that beef from South America had was a
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screw tape. I've had screwtape. I'm I thinking CS lewis screw.
I don't know what exactly it was infected with something.
You got to think chickens and avian flu. I get that,
But illegal immigrants are not bringing their cows with them
across the border. Mister secretary, you sounded quite foolish. The
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probably reason why beef prices are so I get this, Oh,
supply demand. People are getting very much more into carnivore
diets without a doubt. Okay, I'm a vampire myself, and
we've made it impossible, made it impossible for ranchers. Thomas
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Massey did a whole thing and talking about what it
takes to actually even sell beef, and you got you
gotta go. It's got to be the right type of facility.
It's got to be done the right way. There's only
a certain amount of them costs going up. Talk about
various different uh, you know, taxes and regulation making it
difficult on ranchers and farmers where they just throw their
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hands up in the air and say, you know what,
We'll just sell to mister developer over there, who is
going to again put up put up some ugly looking, ugly,
losing apartment buildings looking like they are designed by the
Soviet Union. We actually here in the state of Florida,
we have a guy running for the kind of the
agriculture very powerful position in the state is Agriculture Secretary,
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saying he's putting a complete stop to that, not gonna
allow that anymore. Yeah, people, there's a price with the
old Joni Mitchell song there pave paradise and put up
a parking lot, and we've been doing way too much
of that. But anyway, anyway, there was another bit when
it came to inflation, and it was so funny. It
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was like the knee jerk reaction. It the president as well,
the White House was the president. It's just people. Study
came out. This came from the San Francisco freend a
new study examined one hundred and fifty years of tariffs
in the United States and found out and again with
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the initial thing was they took it. They didn't read
the study. They saw it. Oh my god, Oh my god.
Oh fed research is the saying tariffs actually lower inflation.
And they ran with it. The White House ran with it.
Breitbart ran with it. See C. Trump was right. The
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reason why they again one hundred and fifty years that
they studied this, why it eventually lowered inflation, is because
it disrupted the economy. Disrupted the economy, disrupted financial so
market so much that it lowered inflation. Again, go back
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to that bit from Ferris Bueller's Day Off with Ben
Stein and him talking to the kids about smoot hauling. Okay,
the president President has come out. President has come out,
and Secretary of the Treasure come out, and they have
removed terraffs on a myriad of different items because prices
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have gone up again. Coffee, bananas, a myriad of things. Now,
the maga folks writ me, oh, when I was going
off on this stuff after Liberation Day, I'll stick with
the plan. Man. Trump's playing for DHS right right. He
didn't gain any concessions from any of these South American
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countries on any of this stuff. Okay, Universal terraffs are
dumb I've talked about trade deals for years here on
the program. You want a trade deal, okay, I I
love free trade. You know, need to put on a
free trade deal. I'm not gonna tear if your stuff.
You're not gonna tear if my stuff. One page done, done,
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that that's a trade deal. Remember they started talking about
the what was it? The was it TPP? Was that
what the trade deal was called? I'm going back about
ten twelve years ago. For crying outline, I remember that
trade deal. You couldn't didn't even put it out to
the public. It was like in some room and they
checked you. You couldn't even go in there and take notes
about what was in that trade deal. And it was
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thousands of pages long. And I said, what is that about. Now,
that's not a trade deal. That that's a deal where
special interests are carved out, certain groups get benefits. And
we do it too. Oh yeah. You take a look
at Big Sugar here in the state of Florida and
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how they benefit from various different tests protecting that industry. Why,
because they're massive donors, we do it too. And again
I don't mind. I understand. You get currency manipulation out
of China, you get theft, intellectual property theft, and you
might have to target certain countries with tariffs and penalties.
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I get that, But universal tariffs on everybody? Why I saw,
you know, and I'm not going to be able to
get my uh my Italian pasta because we're putting like
one hundred and something percent and seven percent tariffs on
Italian pasta. Why why? Why?
Speaker 2 (15:41):
Well?
Speaker 3 (15:41):
We did? We did? Switzerland showed up, brought Trump a
Rolex and a gold bar, and now the Swiss tariffs
are down to fifteen percent. And that's a national security
Switzerland was a national security concern. We had to put
tariffs on them. What deal did we get? Exactly? Investments
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twenty Keep parenting this nonsense, okay, and again it again
insults my intelligence and should insult yours. Twenty trillion dollars
coming into the country, okay. First and foremost, no country
is writing a check. None will certain businesses be investing
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here in the United States? Sure they always have been. Okay,
there's no letter of intent, nobody is signed on the dot.
Trump doesn't have a stack of contracts signed and his
office are twenty trillion dollars coming into the United States okay,
And if you think that's the case is come on, people,
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use your head. Money will always flow to the United States.
If we provide an environment where people can build and
create and make money. You do the opposite, money will leave.
We saw businesses leave when bring Obama, when we had
the highest corporate tax rate in the world and companies
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were moving offshore. Money will flow here without tariffs. Gotta
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You're listening to the Watchdog on Wall Street with Chris Markowski.
Speaker 3 (18:01):
Welcome back. All right, Okay, yeah, this is uh, this
is a Vito Corleoni uh moment for everybody right now. Okay,
Vito Corleoni moment where I'm gonna smack a lot of
you upside the head again again. You know, I don't
mean any offense. I'm doing it because I love you all. Okay,
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That's why I'm doing it. Remember when Johnny Fontaine came
in there and he was whining to Don Corleoni. Don
Caley got up, grabbed him by lapels, smacked him a
little bit, says, you can act like a man. Anyway.
I saw this story and I'm like, come on, people,
I mean, forgotten four oh one K accounts are costing
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Americans billions in lost investment gains. Americans are leaving behind
more of their four oh one K savings as they
switch jobs, sometimes without realizing it. Millions of US workers
are losing on a millions of dollars investment gains as
their old employers sweep their four one K money into
iras that are parked in cash, something that companies do
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with small balances. They're called involuntary rollovers. And they're saying
that these things become fossilized, that's what they're calling them.
Why would you allow that. It's your money, you work
for it. People. This is how you become wealthy, okay,
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is you put money aside and then you have your
money working for you passive income. So when you're sleeping
at night, your money is working for you. And in
this story, anecdotal, so and so left their job as
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an environmental analysts and this place and left the job
and then, you know, receive the notification from her employer
that you know, her her account was being rolled over,
but she was busy with her new job. She put
off making a decision until five years later. Listen, okay,
listen people. At some point in time, people, you gotta
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grow up. Okay, you gotta be all growns up. Okay,
got a little personal responsibility for crying out loud. It's
your money, watch dog on Wall street dot com. Grow up,
We'll be back. Take a little time.
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Speaker 3 (21:09):
Welcome back. You know, I don't know what it is. People.
Sometimes they listen to a little bit of this program
or my podcast and I comment on something, and rather
than listen to what I have to say, they hear
a little bit and it's unbelievable. They take it in
a certain direction. And this is part of the problem. People.
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When you assign yourself to a team in life, you
sign yourself to an elephant team or a donkey team,
and you don't think, you stop thinking. I could. I
could explaining something in my position when it comes to
immigration here in this country, and two people can listen
to it, and they could think that I am, oh,
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he's he's pro open borders. On No, he's ANSI this,
he's handsome. I mean, I can be saying the same thing,
but you're not listening. And that again, massive problem with
our society. People don't listen. I don't know if it's
the you know, the swipe culture that we have out there,
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the little tidbits of information, dopamine hit stuff to get
you going. How these algorithms are designed. I just know
it's not good. I want to talk a little bit
about H one B Visus, the H one B Hornets,
nest just and immigration in general. I have again take
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a deep breath and listen. I don't have any problem
with immigration, legal immigration, controlled legal immigration, protecting our borders. Again,
you get a lot of people out there having to
flip it out because of what the Pope said, and
I'm like, did you really listen to what he said?
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He never said that the United States has to have
an open border. The Catechism, the Church doesn't we have
to have let everybody in open Bard doesn't say that.
People hear what they want it. They want to get
themselves all riled up rather than listen and think. I've
been consistent with this over the years. We need Okay,
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I don't care what you think anti immigrant. We need
immigrants into the country. We do, we do, and a
lot of it. Quite frankly, we need more than you
actually think we do, because we have created our own
problem with having a welfare state and the amount of
people that can you can survive here in the United States.
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You know how to game the system. Okay, get subsidized housing,
you can get subsidized food, you get subsidized healthcare, you
get a free self a myriad of different things. Okay,
we've done a lot of this to ourselves, and there
are jobs out there. Quite frankly, good luck, good luck.
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You're gonna you think you're gonna take away people's handouts
and give aways. Crows, No way, didn't happen. I mean,
we can't repeal Obamacare and you had the votes to
do it. Republicans, for crying out loud, need people to
come in. But but okay, it needs to be legal,
and you want people coming in I don't want migrants.
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I want citizens. I want people that want to assimilate
to our society. I want Americans, Okay, I don't want
what they have going on in Dearborn, Michigan, where you've
got families there pretending that their kids get it, that
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have autism, collecting money and then sending it back to
Somalia to some Islamist groups. We did that to ourselves.
These people don't want to be American. They were bloody
Sharia law. It doesn't jibe here, man, it doesn't jibe. Okay.
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This country was founded, plain and don't even say today.
It's founded on Christian beliefs, plain and simple. And if
you can't get with that program, get out. We don't
want you here. You think you think our immigration problems
are bad, won't you take a look at Europe, mus
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take a look at Europe and the people that they
have brought in. Okay, In Germany right now, you are
famous for their Christmas markets, and we over the past
couple of years, oh, all of a sudden terrorist attack
at a Christmas market put barricades up. They got Christmas
market in Germany. Okay, traditionally there you've got all the
islamis out there protesting that they're actually having them. What
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you did it to yourselves. Okay, we need to bring
people in. We need to bring people in that we need,
that we need. But again, I don't want migrants, Okay,
I want people that want to become Americans, plain and simple.
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Now when it comes to the H one B nonsense,
because this is a scam. This is a scam, and
we all know it's a scam. Again, they always use
the show, Hey O Tani exap, Well, you're good of
SHOOTI listen. That's a completely different visa. Just so you know,
he's not an H one B visa playing for the Dodgers. Okay,
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completely different scenario H one B visas. You want facts,
seventy percent, seventy percent of H one B visa holders
come from India, ten to fifteen percent come from China.
Eighty Okay, let's say it again. Eighty percent of H
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one B approvals are for entry level and junior level jobs. Okay, again,
eighty percent are for entry level and junior level jobs.
Yet we take a look at the job market for
college grads here in the United States and it's horrific.
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Don't tell me that This is not a scam. This
is indentured servitude. Got to take a break and I
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You're always honored to have you tuned into the program.
H one B Visa Systems is it's a form of
indentured servitude. That's basically the slavery that existed in the Bible,
where it's you know, you're basically you're working for somebody
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only for a certain period of time and you're getting paid. Okay,
I'm just gonna I'm gonna make I'm gonna make up
a name of somebody. Sam Sam is an H one
B Visa holder, and Sam is working for Amazon. Gets
a job working for Amazon. Sam Sam cannot leave Amazon
to go get a job and work at Meta. Can
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can't do it. Amazon knows this. Do you see the
problem here? You see the fact that there's this takes
away competition from within the industry. You see how it
can force salaries down. Oh they say, oh yeah, we
got to pay a prevailing wage. It's nonsense. Okay. We
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covered it here on the program back in twenty fifteen
when Disney was doing it in the state of Florida.
It's wrong, Okay, it is. And I think I might
have mentioned this on the show last week, or I
know I definitely talked about on the podcast. One of
my son's best friends, high level computer science guy, got
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a job. He is the only American citizen where he's
working at the only one. The rest are h one
B visa holders. Don't tell me, tell me, we can't
find people who do it. And here's some of the
myths too, some of the garbage that they put out. Okay,
it's about stems. No's wear shortage of STEM workers in
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the United States. No, we don't. Okay. Study it was
just done by the National Academy of Science has found
that seniors, okay, in the United States. This is in college. Okay.
Seniors in the United States exhibit much higher levels of
computer science skills than seniors in China, India, and Russia. Okay,
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here's another. Here's another one here. Uh, seniors in elite
programs score much higher than seniors in non elite programs
in China, India, and Russia, and they still score lower
than seniors in the United States. Okay, US computer science
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seniors from elite schools greatly outperformed computer science seniors from
elite schools in foreign countries. Again, another one. The substantial
advantage of computer science students in the United States is
not driven by the presence of international students. Okay. So
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every argument, every argument that they're giving us is it's
a lie. Okay, it is, and we just got to
get our arms around. We have to deal with it.
These visas have to go just that simple, by demand
what we need, need to be smart, have to stop
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Speaker 3 (32:12):
Racer these guys in a while. Welcome back, everybody. The
last segment of the show made it through an entire program.
When out talking about Epstein and the Epstein scandal. I'm
gonna this is how I'm gonna leave it with Epstein
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and the whole thing today. Again, it's an invitation. I
have discussed it at length over the past couple of weeks,
done it on our podcast. It's all I can stand
is I can't stand this no more like Popeye at
this point in time, I am so thoroughly beat down
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by this story. I am, you know, I just you
get exhausted after a while, constantly having your intelligence insulted
by people that are in positions of power, basically lying
right to your face, gas lighting you people. Well, you know,
it's politics. Politics is a roof and tumble business, and
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they're gonna do what they're told. No no, no, no, no,
no no no. Nobody is putting a gun to anyone's
head and lie. Okay. I again, I was faced with
that in my life too, and I had a I
had a basically I had to throw away my entire
everything that I had built up before Markowski Investments, working
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on Wall Street. Because the truth matters, and if you
have any sort of job or career out there where
you you know, well moved the ball. We gotta move
the ball forward. It is as far outside got a lot. No, No,
it's it's wrong. Sorry, And I'm gonna say one thing
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on FC now and again, this is what I highly
recommend you subscribe to our podcast and go back and
listen to some of these shows. It's I've been right
all along for years and years and years here, I've
talked about it and oh, it's just a conspiracy theory.
And the reason why people think this is because genuinely,
the people listening to this program, and most Americans out
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there are pretty much inherently good people. They I'll say
things on the program They're like, that can't be true.
No way, they that corrupt, No way, is it that bad.
It's that bad. And I've said for years that that
movie Eyes Wide Shut by Stanley Kubrick, the great one
of the greatest filmmakers of all time. Quite in my opinion,
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it is a documentary for all intense purposes. It's a
documentary that there is that type of depravity out there,
and it's almost at this point in time they said,
you know, people are looking at this stuff and it's
hard for them to even get their arms around. Why,
because you know, a pedophile, I don't know any pedophiles.
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You know any people that are like these people in Washington, DC,
these elites. You see what I've been raving and ranting
about here for a long time. I remember I talked
about I said, I go to Washington, d C. And
I if I had to go there, I feel like
I gotta take like five showers a day. Why because
I know I know who these people are. The same
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thing when I'm in certain circles and people in downtown
York and whatnot, the type of depravity that exists. Again,
I haven't seen it firsthand, but I certainly know about it.
I certainly know it was happening around me where I was,
and it made me sick to my stomach. How is
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it that all these people, the people, the people in
the Big club, the people in the big club that
George Carlin talks about, the big club that you and
I are not members of. I called it something different here.
I call it the watchdog on Wall Street, axis of evil.
I started talking about this, lean back at what two
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thousand and four, big business, politicians, mainstream media, it's right there. Then,
they're all in this. And unfortunately, I'm gonna tell you
what's gonna happen. I'm gonna this is my prediction. Okay, yeah,
(36:41):
they should do a you know what they did. What
they did they call poly market where you bet on
various So they should do a poly market for the
watchdog on Wall Street Show. Okay, the put up Markowski's
predictions up there and see how they fare. I'm telling
you right now, nobody's doing any jail time, no one's
gonna be purp walk, no one's gonna be held responsible,
and most of the stuff is going to be redacted,
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and they're going to say it's due to national security concerns.
Mark my words. Don't doubt me anyway. Moving on, usury sucks.
It does. Usury sucks, and people without empathy, I'm sorry
(37:25):
you sucked to saw. This story is that of Tennessee
and how this lending company in Tennessee was offering loans.
They said advanced financial were there to help Tennesseans. Yeah,
as it turned out, and me again, they in a
sense they prayed on people's weakness. They prayed on people's weakness,
(37:51):
and they gave these people loans where the interest rate
that the people didn't understand it was some ridiculous rate
over two thousand percent, and these people got absolutely destroyed.
You know, in the end of a Few Good Men
the movie Man, I played Colonel Jessup. You can't handle
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the truth. And you remember the reason why the two
Marines ended up getting thrown out of the military because
of the code read it was because they broke their code,
which was to fight for those that are weaker than
you are. And again I saw this story, and there
(38:35):
was a whole bunch of comments, Well, these people were
told them, what are you? They didn't know any better.
They signed on the dotted line. Because someone is weaker
than you, you're you're supposed to prey on them like
it's the Serengetti and you're some sort of like lion
looking for the weak impala out there. That's that's that's
(38:57):
not capitalism. Man, you're not a very good human being
if you're willing to do something like that. In my
humble opinion, Watchdog on Wallstreet dot com. Watchdog on Wallstreet
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Alrighty, welcome back, everybody. We are. We addressed the nonsense
with the reopening of the government last week on the
program the old limit shutdown. But I missed one thing.
I missed one thing, and I gotta bring it up.
I do because it just makes me angry and it
(01:06):
should make you angry as well. Animal Farm USA, Little George,
orwell animal Farm I actually have copy, actually have a
copy of the first edition, or well Animal Farm anyway,
the quote I want to get to all animals aren't equal,
(01:27):
but some animals are more equal than others. Well, our
fearless overlords in Washington, DC demonstrated that in this shutdown
reopening deal that they put together. They put in a
little caveat in reopening the government. You want to talk
(01:48):
about stunning, Actually, you know I should anymore. I wasn't
really even stunned. I could say stunning. I'm just saying
it to say it. I'm not even stunned by this
stuff anymore. It's almost like you expect it for crying
out loud, the hypocrisy, justice and this kind of no,
(02:09):
it's about how close you are to power. So that
they passed the funding bill to end the shutdown, and
what they stuck in the peace of legislation is a
provision that will allow US senators to sue the federal
government for up to five hundred thousand dollars per violation
(02:33):
if their data is seized or subpoened without prior notice.
So basically, the bill strips federal officials of qualified immunity. Now,
that is a legal doctrine that has shielded government agents
from personal liability even in the cases of egregious constitutional violations. Now, again,
(02:56):
I don't think that they should have qualified immunity. But
guess what if they do it to you, you can't sue.
You can't sue. But now senators can. So senators inserted
this carve out in response. Obviously, it was all has
to do with the Jack Smith investigation and the fact
that he subpoened phone records of several Republican senators. Now
(03:19):
nobody was charged with any crimes. I get that. But basically,
senators basically secured a new, brand new legal right for
themselves that you and I are denied. You and I
are denying. I can get into the background behind all this.
(03:41):
I did it on the podcast, but I just want
you to think about that for a second. Think about
what they did. They're giving themselves special privilege. We've talked
about that in terms of insider trading and all the
stuff that they're up to. Another right, they can sue
the federal gun government. Can hey, you go a Patriot Act.
(04:01):
They could be looking in your computer any point in time,
listening to your phone calls. We've gone over that here
on the program. You have no legal rescourse, but they do. Yeah,
that seems fair anyway. I spoke a lot about this
this past week on the podcast. I've been speaking a
lot about it for years. This has to do with
(04:23):
the shutdown and the battle over enhanced subsidies right now.
It is basically now or never time when it comes
to healthcare. The President has put out a tweet or
two this past week talking about sending money, sending money
directly to Americans so they can go out and they
(04:44):
can shop for health insurance on their own. That would
be great if there was actually some good alternatives out there.
It doesn't go far enough. It doesn't go far enough
not to mention the fact, why do we want to
continue to subsidize this? Why should we be sending anybody
any money. I'm gonna explain it to everyone this way.
I've done it this way before. Okay, big fan myself
(05:08):
a big fan of the movie Fight Club. Love the
movie Fight Club. And I've said before if if David
Fincher was to making that movie today wasn't made, then,
rather than blowing up, I think the the banks and
the credit companies at the end. Again, I'm giving away
some of it if you haven't seen it, but anyway,
neither here nor there, I think they would either be
(05:28):
going after the social media companies or even better yet,
insurance companies. We're gonna play a game of make believe
right now. Make believe you wake up tomorrow. You wake
up tomorrow morning and all of a sudden, you know,
you know, somebody has got the Thanos infinity stone snaps
(05:50):
their finger and there are no more insurance companies. Boof
they're going than what would doctors stop working with, hospitals
stop operating? No, No, we would get to a system
(06:11):
where the market would decide prices, get rid of subsidies,
get rid of handouts. The market will decide. We have
created a system. Obamacare is such a disaster in every way, shape,
matter of form, where we are not enriching healthcare providers
(06:33):
like they rightfully should be getting paid for what they do.
We are making rich insurance companies, administrators and middlemen. It's sick.
It really is. Again very again easy fixed to the problem,
and again I'm not going to go over it again
today on the show. I did it extensively this week
(06:54):
on the podcast. Again, I highly recommend you subscribe to
our podcast. We get into any of these things in depth.
Check it out, all right, I got I'm so far
behind eight ball today we're in our third hour and
I even gotten through twenty percent of what I wanted
to talk about. And that's why, you know, gotta listen
to the podcast gott to Subscribe. I want to talk
about the tariffs and the tariff rebates. Here is I'm
(07:18):
gonna tell you right now why you don't want i'mna
say it again, why you do not want a tariff
rebate check again? You get a lot of the I'm sorry,
Trump uses it. I don't like making fun. He calls
(07:39):
people low IQ. You get people out there defending, and
even Scott Bessen doesn't even want to do it. Okay,
I see him. He's like cringing when he's talking about
these rebates and he's trying, well, you know, maybe it'll
come and form some other form of like a text,
whatever it may be. Why you do not want a
(08:01):
tariff rebate? Check? If you were getting If we happen
to get that point in time where the government is
sending out trump checks two thousand dollars trump checks, we
are in a heapload of trouble. The economy is going
to be in deep deep doo doo again. Let's go back.
Talked about this earlier on the program, George W.
Speaker 1 (08:23):
Bush.
Speaker 3 (08:24):
George W. Bush on his way out the door. On
his way out the door, Pelosi said, hey, Cary got
out checks, and he did. He did right there at
the beginning of the financial crisis, right handing out checks.
What do we do during COVID I remember being disgusted.
I'm in my car and I was living in New
(08:44):
York Long Island at the time and hearing commercials on
air on a local radio stations. Bring your bring your
COVID check into SO and SOL Jewelry and we'll get
you a great deal on this. Bring your COVID check
into SO and so on Electronics and get yourself a
new Treat yourself to a new flat screen TV. You
(09:06):
understand if tariff checks go out the door. We are
in deep deep doo doo last week last week, and
I guess made me want to pull my hair out. Okay, honestly,
I think I probably never ever ever turn on the
news Sunday morning, so I saw Scott Bessant. He was
(09:29):
on Maria Barbromo's program, and she played a clip. She
played a clip I think it was somebody from Omaha
Steaks talking about the high price of beef in this country,
and Scott Bessant started. It was mumbling and fumbling over
his words, but he basically said that beef prices are
(09:53):
so high because illegal immigrants from South America are bringing
their cat with them as they come here, and they
are infected with diseases. Now I'm aware, I'm aware of
the fact that beef from South America had was a
(10:14):
screw tape. I've had screwtape. I'm I thinking CS lewis screw.
I don't know what exactly it was infected with something.
You got to think chickens and avian flu. I get that,
But illegal immigrants are not bringing their cows with them
across the border. Mister secretary, you sounded quite foolish. The
(10:38):
probably reason why beef prices are so I get this, Oh,
supply demand. People are getting very much more into carnivore
diets without a doubt. Okay, I'm a vampire myself, and
we've made it impossible, made it impossible for ranchers. Thomas
(10:58):
Massey did a whole thing and talking about what it
takes to actually even sell beef, and you got you
gotta go. It's got to be the right type of facility.
It's got to be done the right way. There's only
a certain amount of them costs going up. Talk about
various different uh, you know, taxes and regulation making it
difficult on ranchers and farmers where they just throw their
(11:19):
hands up in the air and say, you know what,
We'll just sell to mister developer over there, who is
going to again put up put up some ugly looking, ugly,
losing apartment buildings looking like they are designed by the
Soviet Union. We actually here in the state of Florida,
we have a guy running for the kind of the
agriculture very powerful position in the state is Agriculture Secretary,
(11:41):
saying he's putting a complete stop to that, not gonna
allow that anymore. Yeah, people, there's a price with the
old Joni Mitchell song there pave paradise and put up
a parking lot, and we've been doing way too much
of that. But anyway, anyway, there was another bit when
it came to inflation, and it was so funny. It
(12:03):
was like the knee jerk reaction. It the president as well,
the White House was the president. It's just people. Study
came out. This came from the San Francisco freend a
new study examined one hundred and fifty years of tariffs
in the United States and found out and again with
(12:23):
the initial thing was they took it. They didn't read
the study. They saw it. Oh my god, Oh my god.
Oh fed research is the saying tariffs actually lower inflation.
And they ran with it. The White House ran with it.
Breitbart ran with it. See C. Trump was right. The
(12:46):
reason why they again one hundred and fifty years that
they studied this, why it eventually lowered inflation, is because
it disrupted the economy. Disrupted the economy, disrupted financial so
market so much that it lowered inflation. Again, go back
(13:09):
to that bit from Ferris Bueller's Day Off with Ben
Stein and him talking to the kids about smoot hauling. Okay,
the president President has come out. President has come out,
and Secretary of the Treasure come out, and they have
removed terraffs on a myriad of different items because prices
(13:31):
have gone up again. Coffee, bananas, a myriad of things. Now,
the maga folks writ me, oh, when I was going
off on this stuff after Liberation Day, I'll stick with
the plan. Man. Trump's playing for DHS right right. He
didn't gain any concessions from any of these South American
(13:54):
countries on any of this stuff. Okay, Universal terraffs are
dumb I've talked about trade deals for years here on
the program. You want a trade deal, okay, I I
love free trade. You know, need to put on a
free trade deal. I'm not gonna tear if your stuff.
You're not gonna tear if my stuff. One page done, done,
(14:16):
that that's a trade deal. Remember they started talking about
the what was it? The was it TPP? Was that
what the trade deal was called? I'm going back about
ten twelve years ago. For crying outline, I remember that
trade deal. You couldn't didn't even put it out to
the public. It was like in some room and they
checked you. You couldn't even go in there and take notes
about what was in that trade deal. And it was
(14:38):
thousands of pages long. And I said, what is that about. Now,
that's not a trade deal. That that's a deal where
special interests are carved out, certain groups get benefits. And
we do it too. Oh yeah. You take a look
at Big Sugar here in the state of Florida and
(14:58):
how they benefit from various different tests protecting that industry. Why,
because they're massive donors, we do it too. And again
I don't mind. I understand. You get currency manipulation out
of China, you get theft, intellectual property theft, and you
might have to target certain countries with tariffs and penalties.
(15:20):
I get that, But universal tariffs on everybody? Why I saw,
you know, and I'm not going to be able to
get my uh my Italian pasta because we're putting like
one hundred and something percent and seven percent tariffs on
Italian pasta. Why why? Why?
Speaker 2 (15:41):
Well?
Speaker 3 (15:41):
We did? We did? Switzerland showed up, brought Trump a
Rolex and a gold bar, and now the Swiss tariffs
are down to fifteen percent. And that's a national security
Switzerland was a national security concern. We had to put
tariffs on them. What deal did we get? Exactly? Investments
(16:01):
twenty Keep parenting this nonsense, okay, and again it again
insults my intelligence and should insult yours. Twenty trillion dollars
coming into the country, okay. First and foremost, no country
is writing a check. None will certain businesses be investing
(16:22):
here in the United States? Sure they always have been. Okay,
there's no letter of intent, nobody is signed on the dot.
Trump doesn't have a stack of contracts signed and his
office are twenty trillion dollars coming into the United States okay,
And if you think that's the case is come on, people,
(16:42):
use your head. Money will always flow to the United States.
If we provide an environment where people can build and
create and make money. You do the opposite, money will leave.
We saw businesses leave when bring Obama, when we had
the highest corporate tax rate in the world and companies
(17:03):
were moving offshore. Money will flow here without tariffs. Gotta
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You're listening to the Watchdog on Wall Street with Chris Markowski.
Speaker 3 (18:01):
Welcome back. All right, Okay, yeah, this is uh, this
is a Vito Corleoni uh moment for everybody right now. Okay,
Vito Corleoni moment where I'm gonna smack a lot of
you upside the head again again. You know, I don't
mean any offense. I'm doing it because I love you all. Okay,
(18:23):
That's why I'm doing it. Remember when Johnny Fontaine came
in there and he was whining to Don Corleoni. Don
Caley got up, grabbed him by lapels, smacked him a
little bit, says, you can act like a man. Anyway.
I saw this story and I'm like, come on, people,
I mean, forgotten four oh one K accounts are costing
(18:45):
Americans billions in lost investment gains. Americans are leaving behind
more of their four oh one K savings as they
switch jobs, sometimes without realizing it. Millions of US workers
are losing on a millions of dollars investment gains as
their old employers sweep their four one K money into
iras that are parked in cash, something that companies do
(19:08):
with small balances. They're called involuntary rollovers. And they're saying
that these things become fossilized, that's what they're calling them.
Why would you allow that. It's your money, you work
for it. People. This is how you become wealthy, okay,
(19:30):
is you put money aside and then you have your
money working for you passive income. So when you're sleeping
at night, your money is working for you. And in
this story, anecdotal, so and so left their job as
(19:51):
an environmental analysts and this place and left the job
and then, you know, receive the notification from her employer
that you know, her her account was being rolled over,
but she was busy with her new job. She put
off making a decision until five years later. Listen, okay,
listen people. At some point in time, people, you gotta
(20:13):
grow up. Okay, you gotta be all growns up. Okay,
got a little personal responsibility for crying out loud. It's
your money, watch dog on Wall street dot com. Grow up,
We'll be back. Take a little time.
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You're listening to the Watchdog on Wall Street. Tiki walls
(21:00):
to eat, liars, trooks and chets out behind the woodshed.
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Speaker 3 (21:09):
Welcome back. You know, I don't know what it is. People.
Sometimes they listen to a little bit of this program
or my podcast and I comment on something, and rather
than listen to what I have to say, they hear
a little bit and it's unbelievable. They take it in
a certain direction. And this is part of the problem. People.
(21:31):
When you assign yourself to a team in life, you
sign yourself to an elephant team or a donkey team,
and you don't think, you stop thinking. I could. I
could explaining something in my position when it comes to
immigration here in this country, and two people can listen
to it, and they could think that I am, oh,
(21:51):
he's he's pro open borders. On No, he's ANSI this,
he's handsome. I mean, I can be saying the same thing,
but you're not listening. And that again, massive problem with
our society. People don't listen. I don't know if it's
the you know, the swipe culture that we have out there,
(22:13):
the little tidbits of information, dopamine hit stuff to get
you going. How these algorithms are designed. I just know
it's not good. I want to talk a little bit
about H one B Visus, the H one B Hornets,
nest just and immigration in general. I have again take
(22:34):
a deep breath and listen. I don't have any problem
with immigration, legal immigration, controlled legal immigration, protecting our borders. Again,
you get a lot of people out there having to
flip it out because of what the Pope said, and
I'm like, did you really listen to what he said?
(22:56):
He never said that the United States has to have
an open border. The Catechism, the Church doesn't we have
to have let everybody in open Bard doesn't say that.
People hear what they want it. They want to get
themselves all riled up rather than listen and think. I've
been consistent with this over the years. We need Okay,
(23:17):
I don't care what you think anti immigrant. We need
immigrants into the country. We do, we do, and a
lot of it. Quite frankly, we need more than you
actually think we do, because we have created our own
problem with having a welfare state and the amount of
people that can you can survive here in the United States.
(23:38):
You know how to game the system. Okay, get subsidized housing,
you can get subsidized food, you get subsidized healthcare, you
get a free self a myriad of different things. Okay,
we've done a lot of this to ourselves, and there
are jobs out there. Quite frankly, good luck, good luck.
(23:59):
You're gonna you think you're gonna take away people's handouts
and give aways. Crows, No way, didn't happen. I mean,
we can't repeal Obamacare and you had the votes to
do it. Republicans, for crying out loud, need people to
come in. But but okay, it needs to be legal,
and you want people coming in I don't want migrants.
(24:21):
I want citizens. I want people that want to assimilate
to our society. I want Americans, Okay, I don't want
what they have going on in Dearborn, Michigan, where you've
got families there pretending that their kids get it, that
(24:43):
have autism, collecting money and then sending it back to
Somalia to some Islamist groups. We did that to ourselves.
These people don't want to be American. They were bloody
Sharia law. It doesn't jibe here, man, it doesn't jibe. Okay.
(25:04):
This country was founded, plain and don't even say today.
It's founded on Christian beliefs, plain and simple. And if
you can't get with that program, get out. We don't
want you here. You think you think our immigration problems
are bad, won't you take a look at Europe, mus
(25:29):
take a look at Europe and the people that they
have brought in. Okay, In Germany right now, you are
famous for their Christmas markets, and we over the past
couple of years, oh, all of a sudden terrorist attack
at a Christmas market put barricades up. They got Christmas
market in Germany. Okay, traditionally there you've got all the
islamis out there protesting that they're actually having them. What
(25:55):
you did it to yourselves. Okay, we need to bring
people in. We need to bring people in that we need,
that we need. But again, I don't want migrants, Okay,
I want people that want to become Americans, plain and simple.
(26:15):
Now when it comes to the H one B nonsense,
because this is a scam. This is a scam, and
we all know it's a scam. Again, they always use
the show, Hey O Tani exap, Well, you're good of
SHOOTI listen. That's a completely different visa. Just so you know,
he's not an H one B visa playing for the Dodgers. Okay,
(26:36):
completely different scenario H one B visas. You want facts,
seventy percent, seventy percent of H one B visa holders
come from India, ten to fifteen percent come from China.
Eighty Okay, let's say it again. Eighty percent of H
(26:57):
one B approvals are for entry level and junior level jobs. Okay, again,
eighty percent are for entry level and junior level jobs.
Yet we take a look at the job market for
college grads here in the United States and it's horrific.
(27:20):
Don't tell me that This is not a scam. This
is indentured servitude. Got to take a break and I
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You're always honored to have you tuned into the program.
H one B Visa Systems is it's a form of
indentured servitude. That's basically the slavery that existed in the Bible,
where it's you know, you're basically you're working for somebody
(28:37):
only for a certain period of time and you're getting paid. Okay,
I'm just gonna I'm gonna make I'm gonna make up
a name of somebody. Sam Sam is an H one
B Visa holder, and Sam is working for Amazon. Gets
a job working for Amazon. Sam Sam cannot leave Amazon
to go get a job and work at Meta. Can
(29:02):
can't do it. Amazon knows this. Do you see the
problem here? You see the fact that there's this takes
away competition from within the industry. You see how it
can force salaries down. Oh they say, oh yeah, we
got to pay a prevailing wage. It's nonsense. Okay. We
(29:23):
covered it here on the program back in twenty fifteen
when Disney was doing it in the state of Florida.
It's wrong, Okay, it is. And I think I might
have mentioned this on the show last week, or I
know I definitely talked about on the podcast. One of
my son's best friends, high level computer science guy, got
(29:43):
a job. He is the only American citizen where he's
working at the only one. The rest are h one
B visa holders. Don't tell me, tell me, we can't
find people who do it. And here's some of the
myths too, some of the garbage that they put out. Okay,
it's about stems. No's wear shortage of STEM workers in
(30:06):
the United States. No, we don't. Okay. Study it was
just done by the National Academy of Science has found
that seniors, okay, in the United States. This is in college. Okay.
Seniors in the United States exhibit much higher levels of
computer science skills than seniors in China, India, and Russia. Okay,
(30:30):
here's another. Here's another one here. Uh, seniors in elite
programs score much higher than seniors in non elite programs
in China, India, and Russia, and they still score lower
than seniors in the United States. Okay, US computer science
(30:51):
seniors from elite schools greatly outperformed computer science seniors from
elite schools in foreign countries. Again, another one. The substantial
advantage of computer science students in the United States is
not driven by the presence of international students. Okay. So
(31:11):
every argument, every argument that they're giving us is it's
a lie. Okay, it is, and we just got to
get our arms around. We have to deal with it.
These visas have to go just that simple, by demand
what we need, need to be smart, have to stop
(31:33):
bowing down to every corporate interest. Watchdog on Wallstreet dot Com.
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(32:02):
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Racer these guys in a while. Welcome back, everybody. The
last segment of the show made it through an entire program.
When out talking about Epstein and the Epstein scandal. I'm
gonna this is how I'm gonna leave it with Epstein
(32:32):
and the whole thing today. Again, it's an invitation. I
have discussed it at length over the past couple of weeks,
done it on our podcast. It's all I can stand
is I can't stand this no more like Popeye at
this point in time, I am so thoroughly beat down
(32:57):
by this story. I am, you know, I just you
get exhausted after a while, constantly having your intelligence insulted
by people that are in positions of power, basically lying
right to your face, gas lighting you people. Well, you know,
it's politics. Politics is a roof and tumble business, and
(33:21):
they're gonna do what they're told. No no, no, no, no,
no no no. Nobody is putting a gun to anyone's
head and lie. Okay. I again, I was faced with
that in my life too, and I had a I
had a basically I had to throw away my entire
everything that I had built up before Markowski Investments, working
(33:42):
on Wall Street. Because the truth matters, and if you
have any sort of job or career out there where
you you know, well moved the ball. We gotta move
the ball forward. It is as far outside got a lot. No, No,
it's it's wrong. Sorry, And I'm gonna say one thing
(34:04):
on FC now and again, this is what I highly
recommend you subscribe to our podcast and go back and
listen to some of these shows. It's I've been right
all along for years and years and years here, I've
talked about it and oh, it's just a conspiracy theory.
And the reason why people think this is because genuinely,
the people listening to this program, and most Americans out
(34:26):
there are pretty much inherently good people. They I'll say
things on the program They're like, that can't be true.
No way, they that corrupt, No way, is it that bad.
It's that bad. And I've said for years that that
movie Eyes Wide Shut by Stanley Kubrick, the great one
of the greatest filmmakers of all time. Quite in my opinion,
(34:50):
it is a documentary for all intense purposes. It's a
documentary that there is that type of depravity out there,
and it's almost at this point in time they said,
you know, people are looking at this stuff and it's
hard for them to even get their arms around. Why,
because you know, a pedophile, I don't know any pedophiles.
(35:12):
You know any people that are like these people in Washington, DC,
these elites. You see what I've been raving and ranting
about here for a long time. I remember I talked
about I said, I go to Washington, d C. And
I if I had to go there, I feel like
I gotta take like five showers a day. Why because
I know I know who these people are. The same
(35:35):
thing when I'm in certain circles and people in downtown
York and whatnot, the type of depravity that exists. Again,
I haven't seen it firsthand, but I certainly know about it.
I certainly know it was happening around me where I was,
and it made me sick to my stomach. How is
(35:59):
it that all these people, the people, the people in
the Big club, the people in the big club that
George Carlin talks about, the big club that you and
I are not members of. I called it something different here.
I call it the watchdog on Wall Street, axis of evil.
I started talking about this, lean back at what two
(36:20):
thousand and four, big business, politicians, mainstream media, it's right there. Then,
they're all in this. And unfortunately, I'm gonna tell you
what's gonna happen. I'm gonna this is my prediction. Okay, yeah,
(36:41):
they should do a you know what they did. What
they did they call poly market where you bet on
various So they should do a poly market for the
watchdog on Wall Street Show. Okay, the put up Markowski's
predictions up there and see how they fare. I'm telling
you right now, nobody's doing any jail time, no one's
gonna be purp walk, no one's gonna be held responsible,
and most of the stuff is going to be redacted,
(37:03):
and they're going to say it's due to national security concerns.
Mark my words. Don't doubt me anyway. Moving on, usury sucks.
It does. Usury sucks, and people without empathy, I'm sorry
(37:25):
you sucked to saw. This story is that of Tennessee
and how this lending company in Tennessee was offering loans.
They said advanced financial were there to help Tennesseans. Yeah,
as it turned out, and me again, they in a
sense they prayed on people's weakness. They prayed on people's weakness,
(37:51):
and they gave these people loans where the interest rate
that the people didn't understand it was some ridiculous rate
over two thousand percent, and these people got absolutely destroyed.
You know, in the end of a Few Good Men
the movie Man, I played Colonel Jessup. You can't handle
(38:14):
the truth. And you remember the reason why the two
Marines ended up getting thrown out of the military because
of the code read it was because they broke their code,
which was to fight for those that are weaker than
you are. And again I saw this story, and there
(38:35):
was a whole bunch of comments, Well, these people were
told them, what are you? They didn't know any better.
They signed on the dotted line. Because someone is weaker
than you, you're you're supposed to prey on them like
it's the Serengetti and you're some sort of like lion
looking for the weak impala out there. That's that's that's
(38:57):
not capitalism. Man, you're not a very good human being
if you're willing to do something like that. In my
humble opinion, Watchdog on Wallstreet dot com. Watchdog on Wallstreet
dot com. God bless everyone. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving. By
the way, we'll see it.
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