Wayne Allyn Root opens on the kitchen-table squeeze still hitting American families: groceries, gas, housing, and insurance. He argues the damage traces to Biden-era spending, regulation, and energy policy—and that Democrats are now trying to pin the bill on Trump and the Iran conflict as midterms approach.
Wayne tosses to his interview with Rod Martin on applying Abraham Lincoln’s Civil War lessons to Iran: choke the enemy’s trade, oil, and cash until the regime cannot replace what it loses—without a full-scale occupation. Six months into the 2026 conflict, Hormuz pressure, energy spikes, and a grinding stalemate make that strategy the live question.
Can America lower costs at home while economically strangling a hostile regime abroad? Wayne and Rod connect the two fights.
Who really broke affordability—Biden’s years in office, or the war and prices we’re living with now?
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