Here’s the audio of my appearance on the Schilling Show earlier this week! We talked about the push for REAL (and digital) ID:
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Eric, your appearance was way too quick! I enjoy the medium-long format interviews such as Knight or Gard.
Speaking to the guest after you (Coalition to Save Manned Spaceflight or something), it’s amazing that this seems to be the “line in the sand” topic for many nowadays. A very surprising amount of libs are against the gov laundering our wealth on these programs all of a sudden. It likely is bc Trump is on the throne, but it’s still shocking to hear as they typically worship Science. Then there are the people you might expect to be against it by its very nature but champion the idea of shooting people into space (ie, the Darkhorse podcast hosts Brett Weinstein and Heather Heyling).
It’s a fascinating dichotomy 🚀🛸
Thanks, Vandall!
I’m hoping to get together with Gard again soon!
https://lrc-cdn.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/2026/04/1.png
during the last 55 years the number of hours an average worker needed to put on the clock in order to afford a median price US home has doubled—rising from 7,000 hours in 1963 to more than 14,000 hours or seven standard work-years worth of earnings in 2025.
the relentlessly rising line in the graph above tells you all you need to know about the “affordability” issue. To wit, everywhere and always central bank money-printing causes asset prices to rise far faster than incomes, thereby inexorably shifting nominal societal wealth to asset holders and especially highly leveraged speculators
source: https://www.lewrockwell.com/2026/04/david-stockman/the-housing-affordability-trap/