Trump’s Attack on the Affordability Crisis in the U.S. isn’t just a campaign talking point anymore — it’s a full-scale economic experiment that could reshape housing, wages, taxes, and interest rates for the next decade.
It’s January 2026. The One Big Beautiful Bill is now law. We’re seeing proposals for 50-year mortgages, tax-free tips and overtime, aggressive deregulation of banks, and a direct confrontation with Wall Street landlords, the Federal Reserve, and even the global bond market. Some call it pro-worker. Others call it dangerously inflationary.
In this video, I break down President Trump’s 4-Part Affordability Agenda and explain exactly how it impacts the housing market, homebuyers, renters, investors, and the broader U.S. economy. We’ll look at the pros, the cons, and the unintended consequences — without political cheerleading.
You’ll learn why a proposed $2,000 government check could actually make affordability worse, how tax changes may boost take-home pay while quietly fueling inflation, and whether policies like portable mortgages and 50-year loans unlock opportunity… or inflate prices even further. We’ll also cover Trump’s escalating attacks on the Federal Reserve and why pressuring interest rates is a high-risk bet when the U.S. is carrying nearly $38 trillion in debt.
I’m not here to tell you what to think. I’m here to give you the data, the context, and the real-world implications so you can decide for yourself.