Carl Higbie unleashed fiery criticism of America’s tax system, calling it a dumpster fire of wasted taxpayer money. The conservative commentator blasted bloated bureaucracies and reckless spending, arguing hardworking Americans are funding a government that burns cash like it’s gasoline.
Higbie slammed the IRS as a pointless agency that harasses citizens instead of fixing a broken tax code. He highlighted DOGE investigations exposing $500,000 hashtag campaigns in Ethiopia and $20 million spent studying poop. “Why light our money on fire?” he asked, pointing to $7 million wasted on magic-themed projects while border security gets ignored.
The Pentagon came under fire for leaving $70 million planes in Afghanistan and paying civilians double for redundant jobs. Higbie praised Trump-era policies that cut illegal immigration and housing handouts, which stabilized rent prices. He called deportations the real solution to lowering living costs crushed by Bidenomics.
Taxation itself got branded as theft, with Higbie demanding repeal of the 16th Amendment. He pushed a flat consumption tax to replace today’s maze of rules that trap ordinary people. “Abolish the IRS,” he declared, arguing simpler taxes would starve the swamp monsters in DC.
Wasteful spending examples piled up: $4.8 million for Ukrainian influencers, $388,000 on magic explainer videos, and COVID funds buying a Florida man’s private island. Higbie contrasted this with Elon Musk’s proposal to refund $5,000 per citizen from trimmed fat in the budget.
The commentator tore into Democrats who oppose spending cuts while families struggle. He mocked Pelosi’s attacks on Trump tariffs after she voted for inflation-boosting bills. “They hate Trump more than they love America,” Higbie said, accusing liberals of sabotaging the economy to damage the president.
Higbie finished with a patriotic call to gut the “bloated fat pig” of federal overreach. He urged viewers to reject tax-and-spend policies, embrace border security, and put America First. His message echoed through Newsmax studios as working-class viewers nodded – their wallets lighter, their anger hotter.
