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California's High-Speed Rail was originally sold as a transformational project that would connect Los Angeles and San Francisco, but after years of delays, soaring costs, and changing timelines, the estimated price has climbed to an astonishing $231 billion. In this video, I break down where the money has gone, what taxpayers have received so far, and why so many people believe this has become one of the most expensive public works projects in American history. We also compare what $231 billion could have funded instead—from housing and education to infrastructure and childcare—and ask whether taxpayers are getting the value they were promised.
This isn't just a California story. It's a conversation about government spending, accountability, public debt, inflation, taxes, infrastructure, and how waste impacts every working family. If you care about personal finance, the economy, government spending, real estate, rising costs, or protecting your financial future, this is a discussion you won't want to miss. Let me know in the comments what you would have done with $231 billion if it had been invested differently.
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commerce.senate.gov/press/rep/release/after-25-years-and-billions-in-federal-subsidies-not-a-single-train-operating-in-california
theguardian.com/us-news/2022/may/29/california-high-speed-rail-bullet-train
pacificresearch.org/the-train-to-nowhere-goes-somewhere-maybe
fong.house.gov/media/editorial/537-million-more-reasons-cancel-californias-high-speed-rail-nightmare
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California's High-Speed Rail was originally sold as a transformational project that would connect Los Angeles and San Francisco, but after years of delays, soaring costs, and changing timelines, the estimated price has climbed to an astonishing $231 billion. In this video, I break down where the money has gone, what taxpayers have received so far, and why so many people believe this has become one of the most expensive public works projects in American history. We also compare what $231 billion could have funded instead—from housing and education to infrastructure and childcare—and ask whether taxpayers are getting the value they were promised.
This isn't just a California story. It's a conversation about government spending, accountability, public debt, inflation, taxes, infrastructure, and how waste impacts every working family. If you care about personal finance, the economy, government spending, real estate, rising costs, or protecting your financial future, this is a discussion you won't want to miss. Let me know in the comments what you would have done with $231 billion if it had been invested differently.
👍 Like, subscribe, and check out the private uncensored channel at iallegedly.tv
✉️ Please join our email list to stay updated and connected. Sign up here bit.ly/2Y21C19
Dan's Mailing Address
Dan @ iAllegedly
PO Box 564
Tustin, CA 92781
Here are the links for the stories mentioned in this video
commerce.senate.gov/press/rep/release/after-25-years-and-billions-in-federal-subsidies-not-a-single-train-operating-in-california
theguardian.com/us-news/2022/may/29/california-high-speed-rail-bullet-train
pacificresearch.org/the-train-to-nowhere-goes-somewhere-maybe
fong.house.gov/media/editorial/537-million-more-reasons-cancel-californias-high-speed-rail-nightmare
Free Video Sharing
newvideos.com
Dan's Private Channel
iallegedly.tv
All the best and make it a great day,
Dan
