In a recent government meeting, discussions centered around the current state of the U.S. economy, which has been described as struggling, with only 18% of respondents rating it as being in excellent or good condition. Inflation has reached a new 40-year high, increasing by 9.0% over the past financial year, significantly impacting the cost of living. Home buyers now need to earn 80% more than they did in 2020 to afford a house, highlighting the severe housing market challenges.

The meeting also featured pointed criticisms of Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden's policies. One speaker emphasized that Harris has changed her stance on numerous issues, including gun control and fracking, which they argue could have detrimental effects on states like Pennsylvania. The speaker claimed that Harris's current policies are disqualifying and suggested that she should resign from her position.

Additionally, inflation rates were reported to be substantially higher than expected last month, driven largely by increases in food prices, rent, and housing costs. The speaker lamented the economic conditions compared to their time in office, asserting that during their tenure, the U.S. experienced minimal inflation and was energy independent. They criticized the current administration for what they termed a disastrous economy, claiming that inflation is costing the average family an additional $29,000 annually.

The meeting concluded with a stark statement regarding the welfare of migrant children, with claims that 325,000 children are currently unaccounted for, raising serious concerns about their safety and well-being.