DOGE vs The Fed: The TRUTH About Your Money (They Don’t Want You to Know!) - Andy Tanner

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What is the Federal Reserve hiding? And why is DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) suddenly in the spotlight? In this episode, we break down how government spending, fiscal policy, and monetary policy impact YOU—and what it means for your financial future.

We’re talking about the TRUTH behind government debt, inflation, and the massive financial promises the U.S. has made but hasn’t funded yet. With trillions of dollars in debt and even more in unfunded liabilities, is the economy heading toward disaster?

💰 Where is your money REALLY going?
💣 What happens if the government keeps printing more?
📉 How does this impact inflation, taxes, and YOUR investments?

We also dive into why Wall Street keeps getting richer while everyday Americans struggle—and what you can do to position yourself for financial freedom instead of getting left behind.

Don’t be a passive player in this game. The rich invest differently—and we’ll show you how.

00:00 Introduction
03:25 Discussion on Government Efficiency
04:51 Understanding Fiscal Policies
08:43 National Debt and Fiscal Responsibility
17:31 Promised Money vs. Borrowed Money
23:52 The Impact of Inflation on Debt
24:29 Government Spending and Economic Consequences
25:00 Consumer Spending vs. Investment
28:00 The 401k System and Asset Inequality
30:43 The Importance of Financial Education
32:17 The Role of Government in Economic Policy
38:36 Investing in Yourself and Your Future
41:42 Final Thoughts and Practical Advice
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