How did Burritos go from $6 to $20?

In this episode, we unpack the viral "$20 burrito" debate and why it's become a symbol of something much bigger than the price of lunch. We explore why affordability has become one of the biggest concerns for everyday Americans, how rising grocery costs are shaping political conversations, and why both Republicans and Democrats are being criticized for failing to address the root causes of the problem. We also examine the growing divide within the conservative movement as figures like Matt Walsh and Dan Crenshaw clash over government spending, inflation, and foreign policy. Along the way, we discuss whether endless spending and overseas commitments are hurting American families at home, why younger voters are becoming increasingly frustrated, and what this could mean for Donald Trump's long-term political legacy. Tune in for a conversation on affordability, government priorities, and why the fight over a "$20 burrito" may actually reveal where American politics is headed next.