EMERGENCY DEBATE: The Economy Is About To Collapse! The 2026 AI Crisis Nobody Sees Coming

May 28, 2026 · 1h 43m · YouTube

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0:00Everybody is in a rush to fire 10 to 25% of their workforce, but 10% unemployment would be worse than anything that's ever happened in our lifetimes.
0:08We are going to have a depression like we've never seen in our lives.
0:11Wow, Jake's a real Debbie Downer today.
0:14I mean, this is an unbelievable opportunity we're talking about.
0:18I gotta buy more sunglasses for how bright the future is.
0:21If you notice, Kevin actually didn't address the wave of unemployment at all because there's no question that it's going to happen.
0:27And when we hit the iceberg, we're not going to be ready and it is going to be an epic disaster.
0:32Change is disruptive and it's uncomfortable.
0:36But the scare factor of saying that everybody loses their job and the robots eat the children, I just don't buy it.
0:42I don't know anyone saying that the robots are going to eat the children.
0:45And I understand that change happens, but we have to be careful with change.
0:49Because by 2028, we're going to have disaster from AI unemployment and disaster from the war.
0:55The only hope is electing a smart person who's prepared in 2028.
0:59And Republicans, I have one thing to tell you.
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