While Taylor Swift’s economy burns brighter than the sun, OutKick’s Tomi Lahren praised the pop superstar for exciting an otherwise cruel economy.
“She can be higher qualified than lots of the people currently working in the White House,” Lahren told Varney & Co. of Swift. Monday morning.
The comments from the host of the “Tomi Lahren is Fearless” podcast are in response to the Federal Reserve Swift’s fiscal revenue and US economic stimulus in light of her ongoing, high-profile Eras tour.
In response to the Federal Reserve office in Philadelphia, Swift is personally accountable for the growth of US tourism, which has increased the revenue of their hotels for the first time since the starting of the coronavirus pandemic.
Fans pay the highest prices for tickets, hotels and other accommodations and services, with Fortune magazine figures estimating that the economic behemoth of the tour could generate as much as $4.6 billion or more.
In response to the Common Sense Institute, during her shows in Colorado on Friday and Saturday this past weekend, Swift recorded an economic impact of $200 million in consumer spending, adding $140 million to the state’s GDP.
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“The thing about this tour is that individuals don’t just go to shows, they get hotel rooms, they buy plane tickets, they spend money in these communities after they go to shows,” Lahren explained.
“So this can be a big generator and possibly we should take a page from Taylor Swift’s book here,” she continued. “She has something that individuals need to buy. And I believe it’s doing great things for the economy. I believe everyone wins in this example.”
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In response to a Fox News poll released in June, Biden’s rating on the economy was 60%, up 7% from last 12 months.
When the president took office, inflation was just over 1%, but by June 2022 it had risen to a 40-year high of 9.1% and has since fallen below 4%.
Many market experts proceed to predict a gentle recession that can hit the US economy in the second half of 2023.
And while Swift tended to lean politically to the left on the public scene, Lahren went on to argue how the singer-songwriter has a greater understanding of economic prosperity.
“I’ll say that I feel it [that] its ability to rework itself on this industry is remarkable,” said Lahren. “Whether you want her politics or not, she does an incredible job. It generates money for the economy, especially after COVID.”
Politics aside, Lahren encouraged the Biden White House to stop the sweet nothings and make Americans as jeweled as Swift may very well be.
“Again, if there is a emptiness, I believe the White House could solve plenty of problems there,” said the podcast host. “I believe she’d do significantly better than a few of the other types, if I’m being honest with you.”
Janelle Ash of FOX Business and Kassy Dillon of Fox News contributed to this report.