About this episode
This episode discusses the challenges of homeownership in America with guest Hayden DuBois, focusing on the housing crisis and potential policy solutions.
- Filmed 2/10/26 - On this episode of Fresh Freedom, we sit down with Hayden DuBois of the Foundation for Government Accountability to break down why homeownership is slipping out of reach for so many Americans. We talk about the real size of the housing shortage, how burdensome regulations are adding to the cost of new homes, and how rising healthcare expenses are crowding out families’ ability to afford a mortgage. We also dive into capital gains reform, mortgage portability, federal land sales, foreign buyers, and practical policy solutions that could actually move the needle. Follow the Podcast Here: https://www.youtube.com/@freshfreedompodcast https://rumble.com/c/c-2453760 https://open.spotify.com/show/5gkOsKdfx2W1djarqenqTo?si=61ea99b178b44c4b https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fresh-freedom/id1674604542 Our Social Media Handles: @HaydenDublois https://x.com/@HaydenDublois @RepEricBurlison https://x.com/RepEricBurlison @nlucas0 https://x.com/nlucas0
People in this episode
Host: Fresh Freedom
Guest: Hayden DuBois
Topics covered
- housing crisis
- homeownership
- housing shortage
- regulations
- healthcare expenses
- policy solutions
Keywords
- housing crisis
- homeownership
- housing shortage
- regulations
- healthcare expenses
- capital gains reform
- mortgage portability
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Foundation for Government Accountability
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