Murray Sabrin

Murray Sabrin, a retired finance professor and advocate for the liberty movement, dives into the nuances of the financial system. He discusses the concept of Trump baby bonds, emphasizing personal responsibility over government intervention in child savings. Sabrin critiques the current economic landscape, addressing generational discontent regarding housing and student debt. He champions the importance of financial education, savings, and community solutions for achieving greater financial independence, all while keeping the conversation engaging and insightful.

Dr. Murray Sabrin, an expert in political and economic matters, discusses the RFK campaign and the complexities of JFK’s and RFK’s assassinations, hinting at government involvement and media manipulation. He critiques America's healthcare system, particularly regarding chronic diseases, while also addressing the Kennedy family's tensions over RFK Jr.'s views. Sabrin advocates for privacy in tech and reexamines the constitutional basis of government spending, intertwining insights from his libertarian economic background with practical financial advice.