The Real Tax Is What Government Spends || 1757

In this episode of Good Morning Liberty, hosts Nate and Chuck reflect on Tax Day, April 15th, using it as a springboard to critique the true nature of taxation: not the rate, but the government's spending. They argue that regardless of tax code tweaks—like the no-tax-on-tips or overtime provisions—the real burden lies in what the government spends, especially on wars and inflation. The hosts express frustration that Republicans, despite cutting some taxes, have failed to curb government spending, leading to continued inflation, high interest rates, and economic strain on ordinary Americans. They also dissect the DoorDash 'grandma' ad as a performative political stunt that masks deeper economic insecurity. Later, they turn to the controversial topic of presidential pardons, warning that Trump’s promise to pardon anyone within 200 feet of the Oval Office sets a dangerous precedent, enabling government impunity and undermining the rule of law. The episode closes with a satirical call for a mass pardon on taxes, underscoring the hosts' deep skepticism of both political parties and the entire system.