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Matt Gagnon discussed various topics and took your call from listeners, addressing issues like Social Security’s financial solvency, concerns over federal expenditures, and corruption in government spending. Kevin highlighted the financial impact of mismanagement on Social Security, estimating $109.5 billion annually. Gordon questioned the legitimacy of Ukrainian Social Security benefits and criticized nonprofit funding. Greg and Rick debated U.S. foreign policy and corruption in government. Rich raised concerns about government pay and benefits, emphasizing the need for reform and better oversight.

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