GDP Slows, Job Chaos & Teshka on Braun’s Budget | February 7 – Hour 1
🔥 The Burning Truth: Hour 1 – GDP Slows, Job Chaos & Teshka on Braun’s Budget
Welcome back to The Burning Truth with Casey Hendrickson , where we tackle the tough issues shaping our nation. In this hour, we’re diving into explosive headlines—from slowing GDP growth and Biden’s underwhelming final jobs report to an exclusive interview with Indiana State Representative Jake Teshka. Let’s get started.
FLASHBACK: GDP Slows to 2.3% in Q4, Registers 2.8% for 2024
The U.S. economy slowed significantly in Q4, with GDP growth dropping to 2.3%, bringing the annual figure to 2.8% for 2024. While some analysts remain optimistic, others warn that inflation and global uncertainty could hinder future recovery. What does this mean for Michiana, South Bend, Elkhart, and Fort Wayne residents?
January Jobs Growth Below Estimates Amid Massive Revisions Which Trim Unemployment, Reduce Historic Payrolls
January’s jobs report painted a mixed picture, with growth falling below estimates despite massive revisions trimming unemployment rates. However, buried in the chaos was a startling revelation: over 1 million foreign-born workers found jobs, while no native-born workers saw similar gains. What’s driving this disparity—and what does it mean for American workers?
Biden’s Final Jobs Report Is Not Good
As President Biden’s term winds down, his final jobs report leaves much to be desired. Critics argue that the numbers highlight systemic issues within his economic policies, while supporters claim progress has been made. Is this a failing grade—or just growing pains?
Lost In Today’s Job Revision Chaos: Over 1 Million Foreign-Born Workers Found A Job… And No Native Borns
Amid the confusion of January’s job revisions, one shocking statistic stands out: over 1 million foreign-born workers secured jobs, while native-born workers saw no net gains. This raises serious questions about immigration policy, workforce dynamics, and economic fairness. Who’s benefiting—and who’s being left behind?
Interview: Indiana State Representative Jake Teshka
Rep. Jake Teshka joins me for an exclusive interview to discuss key issues impacting Indiana residents. From Gov. Braun’s budget proposal and the property tax cap fight to the push for cameras in classrooms, Teshka provides insider insights you won’t hear anywhere else. How are these policies shaping the future of Michiana and beyond?
Zapped: Department Of Transportation Halts Funding For Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
In a major blow to the EV industry, the Department of Transportation has halted funding for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This decision comes as Ford reports losing nearly $49,000 on each electric vehicle it sold in 2024. Is this the end of the EV boom—or just a temporary setback?
Ford Lost Nearly $49,000 on Each Electric Vehicle It Sold in 2024
Ford’s staggering losses on electric vehicles have raised eyebrows across the automotive industry. With the DOT halting EV charging funding, critics argue that the push for electric vehicles may have been premature. What’s next for the EV market—and how will it impact Hoosiers?
Why This Matters for Michiana Residents
From economic growth to education policy and the future of transportation, these stories directly impact Michiana, South Bend, Elkhart, and Fort Wayne residents. Understanding these developments is crucial for staying informed and holding leaders accountable.
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