

WarRoom Battleground EP 703: Trump Reinvigorates The Job Market; For The Last Five Years Net Job Growth Has Gone To Non Native Born People
Feb 7, 2025
E.J. Antoni, an insightful economist, and Mike Lindell, the bold MyPillow CEO, discuss the complex layers of the U.S. job market. They delve into the inflation and employment statistics and question the reliability of government metrics. The conversation highlights discrepancies in job growth data, particularly relating to native and non-native workers. Antoni and Lindell also touch on the implications of national debt and the strategic need for economic reform, while Lindell shares insights on the importance of sleep for productivity.
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Census Data Impact
- The 2020 census data significantly impacted congressional representation.
- Red states like Texas and Florida were undercounted, while blue states were overcounted.
Job Growth Discrepancy
- Net job growth since the pandemic has gone to foreign-born workers, not native-born Americans.
- This has contributed to anger and frustration among American citizens.
Bureau of Labor Statistics Inaccuracy
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics consistently produces inaccurate reports.
- It's unclear whether this is due to incompetence, procedural issues, or intentional manipulation.