CEO and Founder of First American State Bank Jay Davidson discusses big banks, smaller banks, and the state of banking in America. The banking landscape is undergoing a significant shift, with a clear trend favoring larger financial institutions while smaller ones face increasing challenges. This transformation has been ongoing for years, with the government actively supporting the growth of larger banks, a trend that has gained momentum during the Biden administration. One notable method of this acceleration is the deliberate devaluation of the dollar, a topic recently discussed by Davidson in a recent article on American Thinker. Competition plays a vital role in the business world, particularly within the banking sector, and it is crucial to prevent the government from arbitrarily diminishing this competitive landscape. Listen to the full interview in the second hour.
Liberty Toastmasters Month
Liberty Toastmasters share their perspectives regarding the timeless principles of America’s Founding. Bob Zimmerer joins Kim in the studio. Zimmerer is the president of Liberty Toastmasters North. Answers by members to topics are:
- Brad Beck identifies four fundamental genres of principles: self-reliance, self-restraint, self-assertion, and civic knowledge.
- Marshall Dawson highlights the Declaration of Independence as the moral blueprint for American culture.
- Terri Goon observes that the original principles within the Constitution are increasingly misinterpreted, but paradoxically, they evolve alongside our culture.
- Rick Rome draws parallels between the contemporary struggles our nation faces, such as high tax rates, and historical challenges, like those posed by King George’s taxes.
Listen to the full discussion in the first hour.
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