Former U.S. Senator and current New Hampshire U.S. Senate candidate Scott Brown joins Jim Iuorio and Bobby Iaccino on Futures Edge to discuss America’s nearly $40 trillion national debt, government spending, taxes, the Federal Reserve, and what he would change if elected to the Senate again.
Brown explains why he wants to audit federal agencies including the Fed and proposes a 10% across the board cut to federal agencies. He also discusses his controversial Dodd-Frank vote, lowering taxes, capital gains, congressional term limits, political polarization, and what actually happens behind the scenes in Washington.
Timestamps
01:41 Scott Brown Joins Futures Edge
04:02 From the U.S. Senate to Playing With Cheap Trick
07:23 Why Scott Brown Is Running for Senate Again
08:12 America’s Nearly $40 Trillion Debt Problem
09:14 Government Involvement in Private Industry
10:19 Why Scott Brown Voted for Dodd-Frank
13:22 What Voters Don’t See About Congressional Votes
15:22 Does Congress Actually Read the Bills?
16:24 Independence in Washington
17:29 Who Funds Scott Brown’s Campaign?
18:12 Why the New Hampshire Senate Race Matters
19:44 Taxes, Government Revenue & Economic Growth
22:48 Rethinking the Capital Gains Tax
24:10 Civics Education in America
25:48 Why Politics Has Become So Divisive
29:12 Scott Brown on Fairness in Women’s Sports
34:54 Where Scott Brown Finds Optimism
36:22 The Childhood Story That Shaped His Life
38:15 Inequality & America’s K-Shaped Recovery
39:49 Student Loans & Government Intervention
40:23 Economic Mobility in America
41:23 What Does a U.S. Senator Actually Do?
42:31 Why Scott Brown Supports Congressional Term Limits
44:50 How Politicians Prepare for the Media
45:54 Scott Brown on Media Bias
47:57 Closing Thoughts
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