Dave is out, but the show continues! Fellow friend and CEO of Opportunity Arkansas Nicholas Horton drove the ship today. He welcomed on many guests that were informative and knowledgeable within your state government. Listen in! 

Dave is out, but the show continues! Fellow friend and CEO of Opportunity Arkansas Nicholas Horton drove the ship today. He welcomed on many guests that were informative and knowledgeable within your state government. Listen in!

The Dave Elswick Show features a unique blend of state, local, and national guests discussing politics, cars, movies, food, and pop culture as well as the Bible and Constitutional issues surrounding the First and Second Amendments.

The Dave Elswick Show features a unique blend of state, local, and national guests discussing politics, cars, movies, food, and pop culture as well as the Bible and Constitutional issues surrounding the First and Second Amendments.

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The Dave Elswick Show, Thursday March 9th, 2023

This podcast segment discusses alarming signals in the U.S. economy, primarily focusing on a potential housing market crisis that some analysts suggest looks worse than the 2008 collapse due to high rates and collapsing affordability. The host references Jamie Dimon's "cockroaches in the system" warning, suggesting hidden bad debt is spreading, similar to the subprime mortgage crisis, with auto loan delinquencies spiking as well. The segment then pivots to the political and economic impact of the China trade war, specifically the $12 billion aid package proposed for farmers hurt by China's reduced soybean purchases and the subsequent market uncertainty. Finally, the discussion touches on the debate surrounding the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), with a focus on Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's opposition due to high foreign aid spending amidst the rising $38 trillion national debt, alongside a critique of insider trading by politicians.

This podcast segment discusses alarming signals in the U.S. economy, primarily focusing on a potential housing market crisis that some analysts suggest looks worse than the 2008 collapse due to high rates and collapsing affordability. The host references Jamie Dimon's "cockroaches in the system" warning, suggesting hidden bad debt is spreading, similar to the subprime mortgage crisis, with auto loan delinquencies spiking as well. The segment then pivots to the political and economic impact of the China trade war, specifically the $12 billion aid package proposed for farmers hurt by China's reduced soybean purchases and the subsequent market uncertainty. Finally, the discussion touches on the debate surrounding the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), with a focus on Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's opposition due to high foreign aid spending amidst the rising $38 trillion national debt, alongside a critique of insider trading by politicians.

DES HR4 - Echoes of 2008: Housing, Trade, and National Debt Woes

The segment covers two distinct but thematically linked issues: Christian persecution in Nigeria and the Islamization of Europe.


Nigerian Genocide: The host discusses the ongoing, systematic jihad against Christians in Nigeria by radical Islamist factions, specifically the Falani tribe. Citing missionary Jed Saul, the hosts claim over 10,000 churches have been destroyed, and the Nigerian government's military apparatus is complicit in the attacks and cover-up. The militants are funded by ransoms from the kidnapping of Christians (like the recent abduction of 300 children) and illegal Chinese mining operations.


Death of Europe: The host addresses the "Death Throws of Europe," arguing that mass Muslim immigration and a low native birth rate (below $2.2$ children per family) are leading to a cultural takeover. The problem is exacerbated by EU funding flowing to Muslim Brotherhood-linked organizations that aim to replace secular democracy with an Islamic theocracy. The host concludes by stressing the fundamental theological differences between Christianity and Islam, arguing that the belief that "Allah is the same as the Christian God" is dangerously ignorant.

The segment covers two distinct but thematically linked issues: Christian persecution in Nigeria and the Islamization of Europe.
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Nigerian Genocide: The host discusses the ongoing, systematic jihad against Christians in Nigeria by radical Islamist factions, specifically the Falani tribe. Citing missionary Jed Saul, the hosts claim over 10,000 churches have been destroyed, and the Nigerian government's military apparatus is complicit in the attacks and cover-up. The militants are funded by ransoms from the kidnapping of Christians (like the recent abduction of 300 children) and illegal Chinese mining operations.
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Death of Europe: The host addresses the "Death Throws of Europe," arguing that mass Muslim immigration and a low native birth rate (below $2.2$ children per family) are leading to a cultural takeover. The problem is exacerbated by EU funding flowing to Muslim Brotherhood-linked organizations that aim to replace secular democracy with an Islamic theocracy. The host concludes by stressing the fundamental theological differences between Christianity and Islam, arguing that the belief that "Allah is the same as the Christian God" is dangerously ignorant.
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DES HR3 - The Death Throes of Europe: Islamization, Demographic Shift, and Christian Persecution

The hosts challenge Democratic politicians who defend narco-terrorists caught smuggling drugs by citing "lack of economic opportunity." This defense is deemed absurd given the severity of the fentanyl crisis, which is causing approximately 200 deaths per day in the U.S. The hosts then defend the controversial military tactic of the "double tap" strike—hitting a target and then striking again to destroy survivors and ensure success—by arguing it is an established U.S. military method, noting that the Obama administration employed the same, or even more aggressive, "signature strike" lethal policies against terrorists.

The hosts challenge Democratic politicians who defend narco-terrorists caught smuggling drugs by citing "lack of economic opportunity." This defense is deemed absurd given the severity of the fentanyl crisis, which is causing approximately 200 deaths per day in the U.S. The hosts then defend the controversial military tactic of the "double tap" strike&mdash;hitting a target and then striking again to destroy survivors and ensure success&mdash;by arguing it is an established U.S. military method, noting that the Obama administration employed the same, or even more aggressive, "signature strike" lethal policies against terrorists.

The Dave Elswick Show, Thursday March 9th, 2023

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