Topic: Steve Cortez

Alex Jones introduces former Trump advisor Steve Cortez, praising his analysis of the planned economic collapse. Jones claims his own ability to "decompartmentalize" globalist operations is superior to others, comparing his predictive capabilities to an engineer or a football fan calling plays. He asserts that he reverse-engineered a 70-year-old blueprint for world order and correctly predicted the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Steve Cortez joins the program to discuss his transition from a Wall Street Republican to a populist skeptic. He warns of a "financial cataclysm" driven by Biden's fiscal policies and the spike in three-month Treasury yields. Cortez identifies commercial real estate as the next major economic risk, citing the impact of 2020 lockdowns and the BLM riots on urban office occupancy.

Former Trump advisor Steve Cortez details a "syllabus of economic errors" that has led to a perilous commercial real estate crisis. The crisis was precipitated by unscientific 2020 lockdowns and BLM riots that turned city centers into "no-go zones," followed by Biden-era inflation and the failure of Silicon Valley Bank. Data shows a historic $105 billion drop in bank lending during late March, signaling a severe credit crunch for small businesses.

The producer price index has soared to 10.8%, driven by record-high energy costs following the shutdown of American energy production. A prediction is made that gas prices will reach $10 per gallon by July 2022 due to the Biden administration's commitment to the Green New Deal and the Paris Climate Accord. Steve Cortez is cited regarding a 25% increase in the cost of basic necessities like food and utilities.