Presidentist Joe Biden shuffled off the stage over three weeks ago, but his legacy, unfortunately, is not forgotten, unlike what he had for breakfast this morning.

Hey, everybody, I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott. This is Right Angle, brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com, and gentlemen, we got a whopper of bad news yesterday, and I got to apologize up front because I swear

every time I talk about overspending and over borrowing and over regulation, I swear I

I lose readers at PJ Media, and I don't want to drive anybody away here, but there's stuff

we've got to talk about.

So I put these numbers together in a bright, shiny package that you can share with others

to let them

know how big a hole the Biden-Gabal dug for us.

Geiger Capital warned on X on Monday, the train is out of control.

The first four months of fiscal year 2025, that's the last four months of the Biden administration,

produced a deficit of $838 billion.

That's $306 billion more than the deficit recorded in the same period the previous year.

And we are running, they said, on track for a trillion, excuse me, a $2.5 trillion annual deficit this year. But believe it or not, even with all that

stimulus, inflationary, whatever bad debt spending, tax revenues increased by less than 1%.

So we're essentially transferring flesh blood into a corpse, and that corpse is the economy

that Biden murdered with overregulation. So let me just tell you a couple more things before we get to,

I think we're going to start with Bill here. The economy's official growth rate last year was 2.8%.

That's an extra $800 billion or so in a $29 trillion economy. But the deficit,

that's the money we just printed up out of nowhere, the funny money, was $1.8 trillion. What that

means is that the growth was an illusion. It's Washington's accounting gimmick financed by our

grandkids and our great grandkids.

So let me put this in people terms.

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