Speaker 1: This is Guadalupe Manriquez. She's the California Department of Finance
Program budget manager. Listen to how much money the state
of California has spent in medical in the current ear
on illegal immigrants.
Speaker 2: Manriquez with the California Department of Finance. So, in the
current year to cover undocumented individuals in medical we're spending
nine point five billion dollars total funds.
Speaker 3: So it's not the six billion that people continue to
talk about in the media.
Speaker 4: It's nine point five.
Speaker 2: Billion was a Budget Act number. This is a revised
number based on the governor's budget updated estimates. So of
the nine point five billion, eight point four billion is
general fund.
Speaker 1: Okay, nine point five billion in the current year. That
seems like a lot, but maybe it's not.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 1: We'll talk with Zach Abraham, chief investment off for Bowerck
Compital Management about all of this and what can President
Trump's team do to truly revolutionize our economy. We'll get
started with the help of God Almighty.
Speaker 5: It was one disapproved by big pharma technocrats and tyrone
s everywhere from the hind mountains of Free American. Here's
the Emerald City exile. Todd to herman.
Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made in These
are the times to which God has decided who shall live.
Zach Abraham joins us normally on video, but Zach is
actually in the vault at Fort Knox inspecting our gold,
and they wouldn't let you take video. But thanks for
joining us from the vault in Fort Knox.
Speaker 3: Zach, well, no worries, And what they weren't what they
didn't see is I slipped a couple of bricks in
my pocket for your pals.
Speaker 4: So I've got a little got a little uh, got
a little deal.
Speaker 3: The only problem is is that while sticking him in there,
they scraped the zipper and there was some paint that
scraped off. I didn't realize they painted gold, but apparently
they do.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that would be about, but we'll
look into that later. Maybe it's a special kind.
Speaker 4: Of old gold.
Speaker 1: It says that, Yeah, what do you think of a
nine point five billion this year in California just to
house illegal immigrants? Just this year?
Speaker 4: So what?
Speaker 3: Watching the quote unquote outrage for lack of a better term,
over this whole doage process has really led me to believe.
I'll admit some naivete here, meaning I thought it would
go a little differently historically. When I thought about the
moment we finally started tackling all the ridiculous government wastes
and spending, I thought it would go differently. I thought
it would sound different. I think all of this comes
down to one simple thing. Do we have enough people
in this country that aren't self obsessed and or just
playing stupid? Do we have enough people that aren't either
one of those to understand that there will be some
unpleasant aspects to raining in our budget or maybe we don't.
Speaker 4: And what we're going to find.
Speaker 3: Out is do we have enough people that are saying
and have the logic capabilities of a normal thirty five
year old, Because when you start talking about we spend
too much?
Speaker 4: Right there? Were there?
Speaker 3: You know, nobody goes on a budget because it's fun, right,
You do it because it's responsible. So you see things
like this, right this nine and a half billion on
illegal immigrants.
Speaker 4: This year and this year one year alone, and you
go were I mean, and again, this is not news.
Speaker 3: I mean, all of us that listen to this show
probably you know, are obviously aware of this, but you
know you're looking around at these people, and it's gotten
to the point. I think you and I have talked
about this before. You know, you're looking at the California
voters and you're going, hey, guys, look, I understand if
you want to like you know, your dye pink, you know, calming,
sympathize whatever.
Speaker 4: I understand that ideology.
Speaker 3: But I can guarantee you this, you can find democrats
in your state that can run your government significantly more confidently,
right like you know, you know, you don't have to
wear a maga hat and be all about the Second
Amendment in order for your state not to burn down,
right like you like, there there's a happy medium in
here somewhere, And I'm just watching this whole thing, this
whole horror right this din of all of this spending
now and we're too And then I'm sitting there going now,
the threat to democracy is balancing our budget, like yep,
But I I uh, you know, I like to think
that the stupidity and arrogance and and and then the other.
Speaker 4: Part of it is this self focused part.
Speaker 3: You know, you have to have these ery dyte intellectual
types that are all the way they're going about this
is an attractive and you look at them and go, hey, guys,
we've been promised about ending government spending for thirty five
or every election that I can remember since I've been
a child, and I was bizarrely attentive to politics. That
probably comes to no surprise to most people that have
listened to me before. But you know, like I remember
the night did George W. Bush or George hw Bush
beat Michael Dacacus.
Speaker 4: I was six years old. I still remember it like
it was yesterday.
Speaker 3: I've heard it at the cornerstone of virtually every election
my entire life. I've heard of them talk about tackling
government spending. And I'm looking around now and I'm like, hey, guys, yeah,
maybe maybe they can do it a little bit different
here or there, But I don't know. If you're keeping
up on current events, it's actually getting tackled. So why
don't you quit griping about the manner in which it's
getting done? As long as it's legal, right, obviously it's
got to be. But why don't you quit griping about
the manner in which it's done and just enjoy the
fact that somebody finally has the gravitas and the lack
of concern about what the the mainstream media is going
to say to tackle something that every president in my
lifetime has proven to not have the spine or the
backgroone to tackle.
Speaker 1: So totally totally will said.
Speaker 3: And it's just it just it just amazes me, you know,
Like I was saying, there's also that intellectual aspect of well,
I can't I'm going to pretend like I'm a centrist.
But it's amazing how much of this stuff. I would
sit there and go, well, I actually think Biden's doing
a pretty good job. And now and now after four weeks,
it's Trump is the next Hitler and this is just
a giant. I mean, these people, it's just it's just
it's it's like politics to a soap opera.
Speaker 4: Man, It's just pathetic, it is.
Speaker 1: And I want to talk about some ways that he
can revolutionize this, and I think you just said job one.
I think you just said the number one way he
can revolutionize this is to not care what the mockingbird
media says and to come out and recognize there's going
to be pain. And I think most people know this.
I would share something with you her to second Zach,
and it has to do with the pain that's come
out of the Social Secure administration, and a guy just
decided to try to help Elon Muskin Doze. I'll tell
you what happened in a second, and we'll talk about
social Security in ways it could be revolutionized. To revolutionize
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Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 1: Zach Luke Rosiak from The Daily Wire posted this at
four thirty pm. Leland Dudek's boss put him on leave
for helping Doge find fraud. They want to find it,
they want to fire me, He wrote, confess, I helped
Doge understand the Social Security Administration. Within hours, it was
his boss who was fired. Longtime Social Security wastewatcher was
elevated to lead the whole agency. Hey, I love the
fact that they took this guy who was willing to
help Doge understand the Social Security Administration. They have them
in charge of the agency, and he was actually put
on notice and threatened with being firing for helping the
guy who's doing what basically amounts to forensic accounting. Am
I wrong? Or is what Elon Musk is doing really
just a fancy, well done version of forensic accounting that
anyone would do if they took over a huge organization.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, you're exactly right.
Speaker 3: And it's also it's also moral right like and and
what I mean by that is when you are using
taxpayer money, right, every single every single public servant, every
single government employee, even if they didn't even if they
weren't elected by default, they've effectively taken the oath of
the Constitution of the American people. Right, So when you
are when you are just lighting money on fire, which
the way they and people really need to understand this,
because when you run into this it's it's like they say,
you think our whole government's evil, and you go, no, no,
I understand the way government works.
Speaker 4: You don't.
Speaker 3: And you and I have had this conversation before, I
generally and pretty much all the time, and in favor
of a smaller government. It's not because I think that
government bureaucrats are evil. It's not because I think they
intend poorly. It's because I think that the entire structure
is built around getting re elected. So by definition, being
efficient and being good at what you're doing is an afterthought, right,
And anybody that knows anything about success knows that when
you're solely myopically focused on getting the job done, it's
still hard. If you're not focused on getting a job done,
it's impossible.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: So you're literally asking a blind dog to go duck hunting, right, It's.
Speaker 4: It literally, it literally is impossible.
Speaker 3: The other thing that these people need to know is
that guy at the Social Security Department almost guarantee you
his main motivation in doing that and shutting that down.
Why would you shut down cost savings? Because any time
you can save a government department money, you are threatening
the person that is ascended to the leadership position of
that department. The increased budget, increased headcount is increased power
and control. Remember it's not a company, so increased profit is.
And what gets you promoted increased responsibility is how do
you increase responsibility by increasing headcount? How do you increase
headcount by increasing budget? So literally the career progression of
these bureaucrats is dependent on increased inefficient spending, right like,
it's that that's what helps them get there. And so
what Trump did, it's so beautiful to watch this kind
of thing. Because I haven't had a chance to read
this story. I saw a headline on it. But from
my understanding, he fired the guy's boss and then elevated the.
Speaker 1: Guy right, exactly right, exactly right, And that that's a culture.
Speaker 3: That's a free market, yeah, that's a free market move right,
that's a that's a corporate move yes.
Speaker 1: And it's also this he's showing people in DC. To me,
this is economically revolutionary. In DC, He's showing people there's
a new way to be a leader, and that is
to you come in and you work with us to
cut the fraud and the abuse, and a lot of
this is is endemic to what she just describe zac
that power is headcount. I think that the culture change
is perhaps the biggest most revolutionary thing President Trump could
do for our economy. You're describing a change in overall
psychological incentive, right yeah, And.
Speaker 3: You know, like he's bringing this crazy new idea that
if you're good at your job, we're gonna move.
Speaker 4: You ahead, right right, So say, but you're but you're right.
It is a nethma in that, And that's what's so cool,
And that's what I think the critics are missing. Look
at that. You're watching your like that's a military move.
Speaker 3: That's like a classic military leadership move where the young
private comes up. He's like, hey, sir, we should be
attacking from this side over here. Look at the coverage
We've got their machine gun can't pivot this angle right.
Speaker 4: All that, And he looks at me. He goes, who's your
leading commander? And he goes that guy right over there,
and he goes, where does he want you to go?
Right over there?
Speaker 3: And he goes, all right, he's immediately demoted. You're you've
shown leadership and accountability and taking the initiative, right, that's
you don't see these things happening government, to see that
happening government to get more efficient. There you go thinka
think how often you can replicate.
Speaker 4: That one move he just made?
Speaker 3: And then you and I both know good leadership can
take a department that's, you know, completely burning forty or
fifty percent of the capitol and can cut that number
in half in an extraordinarily short period of time.
Speaker 4: So I man, I just love.
Speaker 1: That to a degree. And there's another thing that they found.
Elon Musk's team found four point seven million credit cards
that government employees had, and there was something that if
you ever looked at the small print if you ever
had a Microsoft Corporates AMX, if you ever looked at
the small print of your corp X, there was something
really really interesting in there. And it's not in government
credit card agreements, and it should be. And I'll tell
you about this in a second, Zach, because I think you're
gonna agree this is another thing we could do to
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point seven million corporate or government credit cards where employees
get to charge, get to finance things on behalf of
the government four point seven million, and Microsoft. If you
got to travel, I do remember how they did it.
But you got to a certain point where you got
a corp X and if you read the small print,
and I did, when you got a corporate MX, they
checked your credit and I remember going, okay, this is interesting.
They're checking my credit to give me a credit card
on behalf of Microsoft. Why are they checking my credit?
So I went through and looked, and here was the
funny thing, Zach. If you submitted something and it was
not approved, if you charge something and it was not approved,
you got to appeal. And if that didn't work, you
got a second appeal. And if that didn't work, the
company says you owe us the money, and that is
not in these agreements with these corporate credit cards. So
what are your thoughts on four point seven million government
credit cards in the hands of bureaucrats.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, you know, uh yeah, are you talking
about the same people that racked up thirty seven brillion
in debt?
Speaker 4: I mean I I yeah, not a good, not a good.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, how do I feel about handing five
cases of jack Daniels to the Winyl on the street corner.
Speaker 4: Not not very good.
Speaker 1: Okay, what controls are common in the corporate world? Was
the Microsoft thing uncommon or no?
Speaker 3: No, yeah, that's that's that's that's sop man standard standard
operation and procedure. And and you know the way the
reason they do that is see and this is this
is yet another example of you have these inverse setups.
Whatever corporate America is doing to verify or or or
or to properly protect shareholder value, government officials should be
doing at least that amount. Right, the fiduciary responsibility is
nowhere near the legal implications of a sworn oath and
allegiance to the Constitution.
Speaker 4: I mean, what is going on here?
Speaker 3: Right? You violate that oath to the Constitution and your
charge you should be charge with sedition right like and
and and you know, you violate a corporate credit agreement,
maybe a looser job, maybe you got to pay it.
I mean, it's just this is the perfect example to
me of how government has somehow avoided the progress and
the evolution and the safeguards that even corporate America has
when it comes to you know, being good stewards and
properly allocating shareholder capital. None of those stands. It's applyed
to government officials. It's just shocking. And then you sit
there and go, well, why is there all this waste?
And you go are you are you kidding me?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: Like, if you want to, if you want to, let's
let's do a little experiment this weekend, all right. Don't
don't put any limits on what your kids eat, don't
put any limits on when and how they access that food.
Don't make them clean up their mess. And let's on
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c B if there isn't a lot of wasted food.
Speaker 4: And when you.
Speaker 3: Find out that the place is a mess and there's
all kinds of wasted food and things that have been
left down, don't be surprised. Why that's what they do, right,
And unless there's oversight and accountability, well, the same is
true most people. And you know that's what makes this
that's you know, it sounds so simple. You and I
laugh about this offline, but hiring good people as a
business owner, it's the hardest thing you do, and it's
the most valuable part of your business. And my company
is no exception, and we focus well, we're hiring people. Man,
we focus as tight, we scrutinize as hard as we
possibly can. And when you do it that way, when
it's your single focus, it's still hard and you're still
going to miss on some iyres. Right when you're not
looking at those things, it's some pot when it's not.
When you don't look at those things, that's one of
the ways you end up with thirty seven tillion dollars
in debt.
Speaker 1: Well, and then there's this as well. D I look,
you can make an argument for yeah, let's have a
diverse hiring base. Great, that means to me, diverse backgrounds, educations, languages,
cultural development, the ways they learn, et cetera. But it's
not skin color. We know that's a big game when you,
in fact steer an organization towards no, do not look
at the capabilities, look at the color, and then give
them credit cards that they can charge whatever. I'm like,
it's you know what's insane, Zach. That Now the defense,
here's what we're hearing about the fifty million that went
to the Politico. You wont know how that's being defended.
Is people in DC is saying, but that was for
subscriptions to Politico pro. Oh wait, so you took our
money and gave it to a commercial organization so you
could read about happenings in governments and you work for governments.
That's it?
Speaker 3: And oh right the way, I'm sure the fact can
I also get I would like to subpoena Politico's subscription rules, Dave,
because I'm willing to make you bet that there is
not one single client they have that did in form
of subscription revenue accounts for even fifty percent of.
Speaker 4: What the US government does.
Speaker 3: Well degree, Okay, so you don't think, Yeah, I'm old
enough to remember when I like, one of the battle
crists for liberals was get money out of politics. How
is this an exception? How is this an exception to that?
Why is this any different?
Speaker 1: This is the most bizarre time in economic history, or
in fact, in political cultural history, because you're watching government
officials say, wait, I'm in favor of waste, fraud abuse, right,
Wait a minute, I'm against free speeches one other thing.
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aheadline and I'm going to suggest that this cultural change
might be the number one way to revolutionize the American economy.
This comes from CNBC Unemployment spikes in Washington, d C.
As Trump and must begin efforts to shrink the government.
It's not just small numbers of or small percentages of
government workers. It's large numbers but small percentages. It's the
NGO's laying people off. It's lobbying firms finally having layoffs.
It's companies that serve those companies laying people off. It
is the first time DC in recent years has ever
seen anything like this, Zach, I submit to you that
forcing these people to feel what unemployment feels like is
a massive and important way to revolutionize our economy. Am
I overstating that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: And it's the way that things are supposed to work.
Speaker 3: Right, So Facebook laid off thirty five hundred people, and
I don't hear an outcry and Dan and I don't
see any protests over that?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 4: Why why is it any different? Why is it any different?
Speaker 5: In government?
Speaker 4: Look at Look? Why don't we go look at.
Speaker 3: What's happened in government employment roles over the last twenty years. Look,
And here's the frustrating part, Todd. And this is something
else I've learned. I used to think, for the most part,
that guys like you and I sat down and looked
at these issues and are good friends on the opposite
side of the issues. I used to think that I
don't understand how these people are looking at the same
thing I am and come to different conclusions. What I
have learned is they're not looking at the same things
we are. They're just turning on the idiot box and
just listening to whatever gets downloaded in their head. And
that's that's that's it, right, Like, that's that's what they
react to, that's what they think. And when I realized that,
it really helped me. That realization came listening to Mark
Andreesen get interviewed by Tucker Carlson, and I listened to
him lay out exactly how that happened to him. Here's
this brilliant right billionaire investor and in recent is brilliant,
brilliant guy, even he fell into that trap, you know,
and you sit there and you go, Okay. When I
think about this, it makes sense because how could there
be outcry over this? How could you support a party
where one of their elected leaders in Congress stands up
recently and says, we know that Americans.
Speaker 4: Are for censorship right.
Speaker 3: The only way you can believe that, and the only
way you do is if you don't understand the issues.
Speaker 4: I'll give you another example.
Speaker 3: I have talked to multiple people about the law here
in the state of Washington, the most despicable law I've
ever seen past in any state in my entire life,
about being able to take your kids. And I've talked
to multiple people that supported that law. They didn't know
what was in the law. They still don't. They they
didn't know, and they looked at me and they were
like they kind of had this conversation where they're like, well,
where did you find that out?
Speaker 4: I've got to check that. I go, it's in the legislation.
Just it's right there. You didn't read it, you didn't listen.
They're like, well, that's not how it works. I go,
that's exactly how it works.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And you just realized that you've got about five
percent of that movement actually knows what's going on, and
the rest of them just take just take marching orders, right.
Speaker 4: And I know that we all know that cognitively.
Speaker 3: But I think to really take that, I think it
can help, like you, not lose your mind and feel
like you're insane, but also realize what we're up against
and why what Trump is doing is so important. I
think the biggest thing that we need to do is
wake the average person up to what is actually going on.
Speaker 1: Agreed, right, And this is this is they've they've done
a good job of taking about twenty eight percent of
the country who hates President Trump and will always hate
them and there's nothing we can do about it, and
that's never going to change. But here's something that's happening
to independence. I guarantee this is happening. Independents are watching
this and going, wait a second, so you're against downsizing governments.
Independents are looking at this saying, wait a minute, I
lost my job during the COVID lockdowns. You didn't protest.
Wait a minute, my friends had their small businesses shut down.
Wait a second, I see factory layoffs all the time.
Wait a minute. I just read that Facebook late up
thirty five hundred people and no one cared. But when
it's government, independences are looking at it, that's going wow,
the media really hates us. Or you're looking at now
there's a decrease Zach ninety four percent decrease in border
encounters with the legal immigrants compared to the previous year,
almost one hundred percent decrease. Independents are looking at this, Wow,
border enforcement works. Wow, threatening to deport people works. And
you have the mockingbird media running every SOB story they
can find, and independents are looking at this going wow,
they really don't want the border secured. Or you get this,
this is just new today. Jasmin Crockett the least intelligent,
and apparently the Democrats want her to be the spokesperson
for their movement. Jasmin Crockett said today on a podcast
she's rooting for Canada to beat the garbage out of
America in this hockey series because America apparently needs to
come up and independents look at this and go, wow,
you kind of been root for a hockey team. So
I'll tell you what, Zach All. This job that they've
been doing to make people think that President Trump is
literal hitler, I predict that they are turning independence in
the megahead. What do you think.
Speaker 3: I think in long if these guys stay on points
and keep their hands clean, I think that there is
no other conclusion to come to. But you know, I
will say this again, and it worries me because.
Speaker 4: We saw evidence. You know, we saw this happen.
Speaker 3: In the first in the first Trump term, which was, Man,
you don't have to chase every bar, every car, you
don't have to bark at every passing car, and stay focused,
stay on point. And then the other thing is, like
you and I have talked about before, Man, when I
you know, when I brought up that stuff about you know,
Trump and Milangna in the coins. I'm not accusing them
of anything, And honestly, I don't think I don't know them,
but I don't think that that had anything to do
with them making money. That's my personal belief or assessment
of it. At the same time, they're doing. When I
see what when I see the flat this guy is
willing to take, and the depths at which he is
willing to wade into this, my first thought immediately is,
don't do anything to screw this up, man, Don't do
anything to rob you of the moral authority to continue
this job. Right, you cannot be compromised. And I'm just
keeping my fingers crossed and praying for man, just hoping
that they stay on track, do not get swayed. And
you know, I get nervous when I see the Trump
sons getting appointed to all the boards of these companies.
Speaker 4: Agree, agree, It makes me nervous.
Speaker 1: It should, And it makes me nervous when I see
things like the TikTok deal getting done with a bunch
of Trump insiders and somebody's going to get to buy
the American affiliate at this at half price. I hate it.
And I'll be honest, I'd rather have the corruption done
in the open, because we can look right there at it.
There's the corruption, and the corruption being done in the background.
At least we get to judge the corruption. So always
great to have you here, my friend. Great to see
you yesterday. Thanks for coming to that event, and you
got to meet a bunch of Did you get to
meet a bunch of listeners and viewers too?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Man, and I and that's one. I mean, obviously
I love going to those things. But that's one of
the fun things, is the just get the Yeah. I mean,
it's the same reason you like meet them, right, It's
just it's you've got an incredible group of listeners, and
it's just always fun to get together with those folks
and mix it up and get to meet them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good to have you there, Zach Abraham, chief
of this MOFs or both, cop of maage it. Thanks
for joining us. Enjoy the rest of the tour of
the Fort Knox Vaults, and God be with you. This
is the Todd Hermit Show. Please go, be well, be strong,
be kind, and please remember that God himself is a
god of order, not chaos. He tells us to steward
funds wisely. Let's pray. President Trump continues, go walk in
the light of Christ.