Tim Pool Daily News Trump ENDS Shutdown After Democrats CAVE | Tim Pool
Nov 13, 2025
The government shutdown is over, and Tim breaks down its immediate impacts, including funding extensions and political maneuvering. He critiques the economy’s reliance on good GDP numbers while warning of national decline. Discussion shifts to the backlash against H-1B visas and the need for skilled foreign workers in manufacturing. Tax hikes are examined for their role in urban exoduses, and Tim contrasts socialism in Seattle with market practicality. He offers practical advice for Gen Z about overcoming financial hardships and shares his personal journey of resilience.
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Shutdown Ends, But Symptoms Remain
- Tim Pool argues ending the shutdown preserved short-term function but masked deeper economic decline.
- He ties the funding deal to expanded H‑1B and Chinese student visas as evidence of systemic erosion.
Use Platform Metrics As Economic Signals
- Watch YouTube ad rates as a microeconomic signal: falling small-ad buys indicate small-business strain.
- Use membership revenue and direct audience support to hedge against ad market declines.
Short-Term Funding, Long-Term Risk
- The continuing resolution funds government only until January 30 and extends Congress pay to September.
- Pool highlights this as political theater that avoids solving budget and debt issues.
