In this episode of Left Out Loud, Ally and Seth speak with Zachary Foust, a Delaware realtor and host of The Zach Foust Show. The conversation digs into America’s housing affordability crisis, investor-owned homes, rising costs, the K-shaped economy, political corruption, congressional insider trading, and how economic policy is reshaping the American middle class.

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• (00:00) - — Intro
• (02:00) - — Housing then vs. now
• (03:20) - — The American Dream
• (05:10) - — Locked out
• (06:15) - — Housing today
• (07:00) - — Regional markets
• (08:00) - — Florida and Texas
• (09:05) - — Will housing crash?
• (10:05) - — Supply problem
• (10:45) - — Rate lock-in
• (11:35) - — Investor buyers
• (13:00) - — Housing demand
• (16:00) - — Building more homes
• (19:00) - — Wall Street housing
• (22:00) - — Economic divide
• (25:00) - — K-shaped economy
• (28:00) - — Middle class squeeze
• (31:00) - — Wealth inequality
• (34:00) - — Economic history
• (38:00) - — Political corruption
• (42:00) - — Money and power
• (46:00) - — Congressional trading
• (50:00) - — Changing the rules
• (54:00) - — Political incentives
• (58:10) - — American Hero bill
• (59:25) - — Exposing corruption
• (01:00:30) - — Ethics and law
• (01:01:05) - — The Zach Foust Show
• (01:03:10) - — Post-interview
• (01:05:40) - — Where to find Zach
• (01:06:45) - — Closing