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“I think AI is officially too big to fail.”
Jeff Ross returns to discuss why he expects an AI-led manufacturing boom in the US and how rising productivity could help America grow its way out of debt.
We also get into why AI-driven deflation could benefit people but threaten a debt-based monetary system, and why the government may eventually have to backstop th...
“We don’t really have the tools to deal with fiscal-driven inflation.”
Lyn Alden returns to discuss why the US is entering deeper fiscal dominance, what the Treasury’s recent buybacks signal, and why America’s growing debt and $2 trillion deficits are changing what monetary policy can actually achieve.
We discuss the increasingly K-shaped economy, why develope...
“There is a reckoning. There is a point at which something has to be addressed.”
Nik Bhatia returns to get into America’s $40 trillion debt problem, why the real danger is the share of tax revenue being consumed by interest, and how continued Treasury bill issuance could eventually trigger stress in the repo market and force the Fed to intervene.
We discuss wh...
“You could have a massive cycle here this time around that will shock people.” — Joe Carlasare
Joe Carlasare is a commercial litigator, Bitcoiner and author of Unconfiscatable.
In this interview, we discuss why he believes the Bitcoin bottom is in, how the recent drawdown changes Bitcoin’s risk profile, and why a move above $100K could trigger the next major c...
“Everything’s structurally changed.”
Eric Yakes is back on the show to explain why Bitcoin may never suffer another 80% crash, and why the recent 50% drawdown could prove that the four year cycle is finally dead.
We discuss whether yield curve control has arrived under another name, why Bitcoin is becoming a hedge against monetary debasement and the potential ...