Are we really in control of our government—or is it hiding in plain sight?

In this eye-opening episode of the Let People Prosper Show, I interview John Hart, CEO of Open the Books, to expose the hidden costs of big government and the vital need for transparency in public spending. We explore how real-time data, civic engagement, and digital accountability are reshaping the conversation around fiscal responsibility before it’s too late. We cover everything from the infamous Bridge to Nowhere to Elon Musk’s DOGE initiative.

This conversation is for you if you care about liberty, limited government, and making every dollar count.

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The Trump administration has inherited a broken financial policy landscape. President Biden’s legacy of regulatory overreach and heavy-handed interventions stifled growth, distorted markets, and limited opportunity for individuals and businesses.

The good news? The Trump White House and a Republican-led Congress now have an opportunity to reverse course and restore financial freedom, creating a more dynamic and inclusive economy. Americans are counting on them to deliver.

In this edition of This Week’s Economy, I’m sharing my top financial policy reform priorities—from ending the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to empowering fintech innovation.

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Why do so many families turn down work opportunities—and how can we fix that?

In this thought-provoking episode of the Let People Prosper Show, I sit down with Nic Dunn, vice president of strategy at the Sutherland Institute, to explore how benefit cliffs, broken welfare incentives, and poorly designed safety nets can trap people in poverty instead of lifting them out of it.

Nick shares his personal journey into public policy, his belief in the dignity of work, and the data-driven case for state-led welfare innovation that removes the fear of losing benefits for earning more. This episode is all about restoring upward mobility and helping families truly prosper.

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