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Trump ENDS Government Shutdown After Democrats Cave, Economy Is Collapsing | Tim Pool

2025-11-13 News & Politics
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Political Collapse: Trump's Bipartisan Budget, H-1Bs, and Economic Decay

Despite ending the government shutdown, the speaker argues President Trump delivered economic policies favoring globalism and undermining national strength, signaling deeper financial failure.

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  • Front-load the immediate consequences of the shutdown resolution, including key funding extensions.
  • Analyze why H-1B visa approvals and Chinese student admissions face intense backlash from Trump’s own base.
  • Understand that declining digital advertising revenue is a critical, non-political indicator of impending widespread economic contraction.

The speaker critiques the resolution of the government shutdown, framing it as a victory for Democrats where Republicans relinquished leverage. This episode, coupled with Trump’s pivot toward increased H-1B visas, suggests to the speaker that both parties prioritize unsustainable economic metrics (like GDP) over national sovereignty and traditional values. The discussion pivots to tangible signs of decay, asserting that the current economic turbulence is masked by the holiday season but confirmed by the drop in micro-level business advertising spending.

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Top Comments (10)

@Texan_American 2025-11-13

Half of our universities should shut down. College is for people of excellence. Not an extension of high school.

778 76 replies
@BlenderRookie 2025-11-13

I would rather face the difficulty of resetting the nation than selling out the nation for immediate comfort.

674 33 replies
@JupiterCyclops1 2025-11-13

WTF is he talking about? I've been working in semiconductors for 30 years, we absolutely know how to build chips, they just want cheap slave labor

428 22 replies
@bryanbroome2173 2025-11-13

So they are bringing in foreigners to train us after we spent the past 40 years training them to take our jobs? Interesting.

194 9 replies
@goblindemon2276 2025-11-13

Zero incentive for congress to do the effing job

150 8 replies
@kermitdafrog8 2025-11-13

The problem is they aren't talented either. Why do you think everything is garbage now.

64 6 replies
@GrindinRyan 2025-11-13

I'm in my late 30s about to buy my first house, and my agent said I'm the youngest first-time buyer he's seen in some time. Is this what our men died on the beaches of Normandy for?

32 1 replies
@manwe6829 2025-11-13

Literally every time I start feeling a little more hopeful, something like this is revealed to me. I don’t know what to do about it and I think that makes me mad the most. Edit: looking for real solutions 😂

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@MrPenriquez 2025-11-13

We don't need H-1Bs! You used to have to prove a bunch of stuff to get on Food Stamps In a sense, we've been cooked this whole time! The only reasons China and some of these countries we "owe" a bunch of money to hasn't come to collect is because of our military force and the fact that we keep buying their crap! There are still people who live here in THIS country who DO know how to build ships and other crap!

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@Kentmandude 2025-11-13

They're just lowering the property pricing in New York City so China can buy it all up for cents on the dollar. Then we bring more H1B visas!

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