Special Report: The Housing Crisis - Part 1

Special Report: The Housing Crisis - Part 1

From John Solomon Reports by John Solomon

April 25, 2026 · 32 min · Episode 1954

About this episode

This episode explores the housing crisis in America, focusing on the challenges faced by young adults and essential workers in achieving homeownership.

In this insightful episode of John Solomon Reports, we embark on a two-day exploration of a pressing issue: housing in America. John Solomon opens the discussion by addressing the growing concerns among young adults who fear they may never achieve the American dream of homeownership. With the average age of first-time homebuyers reaching an all-time high of 40 years, we delve into the factors contributing to this alarming trend and the impact it has on wealth building for future generations. Joining us first is former HUD Secretary Ben Carson, who shares his thoughts on the potential privatization of Feeney Mae and Freddie Mac. Could this move unlock billions in funding for a new housing program? Carson's insights could reshape our understanding of the housing market and its future. In the second segment, we hear from CJ Hutter, a police union official who highlights the struggles faced by essential workers like cops, firefighters, and nurses in affording homes in high-cost urban areas. Hutter's perspective sheds light on the real crisis these professionals face as they strive to live in the communities they serve. Finally, we welcome Dr. Peter McCullough, who brings us up to…

People in this episode

Host: John Solomon

Guests: Ben Carson, CJ Hutter, Dr. Peter McCullough

Topics covered

  • housing crisis
  • homeownership
  • wealth building
  • urban living
  • essential workers
  • medical developments

Keywords

  • housing crisis
  • homeownership
  • Ben Carson
  • CJ Hutter
  • Dr. Peter McCullough
  • wealth building
  • urban areas

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: HUD, Feeney Mae, Freddie Mac

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