Topic: Back Taxes

A comparison is drawn between current legal pressures on public figures and the historical case of heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis. After donating prize money to the U.S. military during World War II, Louis was hounded by the IRS for back taxes on those gifts. The narrative suggests the government used tax debt to pressure Louis into abandoning his support for the Republican Party, eventually leaving the legend in poverty.

The United States Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act, formerly known as the Build Back Better bill, with Vice President Kamala Harris casting the tie-breaking vote. The legislation includes provisions to hire 87,000 new IRS agents, which critics claim will target middle-class workers and small businesses. Proponents of the bill celebrated the passage, while opponents argue it will increase taxes on the poor and middle class while protecting billionaires.

Robert Barnes discusses the expansion of the IRS under the new "Build Back Better" deal brokered by Joe Manchin. He alleges the IRS is being weaponized to target political dissidents, citing the history of Lois Lerner. Barnes also questions why the IRS has recently purchased millions of rounds of ammunition, suggesting a more aggressive enforcement era is coming.

The "Build Back Better" spending bill is analyzed for its potential impact on American agriculture, including proposed methane fees on livestock. While the Senate passed an amendment to exempt agriculture, the host warns that globalists intend to implement carbon taxes through corporate mandates. The segment also highlights Croatian President Zoran Milanovic's public criticism of continued COVID restrictions and mask mandates for vaccinated individuals.

Nancy Pelosi and other world leaders are promoting the "Build Back Better" agenda, which is characterized as a hostile takeover of democracies. The UN is reportedly planning a world carbon tax and a medical ID system to track individual movements. Furthermore, the Biden administration and pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer are accused of paying social media influencers thousands of dollars to promote vaccines.

Former Navy SEAL Matt Bracken joins the show to predict that a massive cyber attack is the next major "globalist" move. He points to "Build Back Better" as a code phrase for the World Economic Forum's agenda and discusses the G7's proposal for a 15% global tax as a step toward world government. Bracken argues that these crises are "beta tested" through drills before being implemented.

Leaked documents from the Canadian government allegedly confirm that lockdowns were never intended to end, serving instead to implement permanent carbon taxes and eliminate small businesses. These plans align with the "Build Back Better" and "Great Reset" initiatives to consolidate corporate power. Officials have begun announcing COVID centers and the requirement of passports for employment and travel.