Episodes featuring Tom Bilyeu
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Tom Bilyeu examines US-Iran military tensions in the Persian Gulf, NYC's fiscal decline, Germany's law enforcement policies, and why housing costs keep rising.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down the SAVE Act, arguing Senate opposition to voter ID is politically motivated, and explains how census rules and immigration policy create structural incentives for politicians.
Tom Bilyeu covers the DOJ closing the Epstein files, Marco Rubio's Munich Security Conference speech, and growing government threats to free speech and private wealth.
Tom Bilyeu covers Russia possibly returning to the US dollar, AI safety concerns, a Dutch unrealized gains tax proposal, and AG Pam Bondi's Epstein testimony.
Tom Bilyeu interviews a geopolitical analyst on why the post-WWII global order is collapsing, driven by demographic decline and the end of Cold War logic rather than any single political figure.
Tom Bilyeu covers the wave of AI safety researchers quitting major companies, the risks of AI self-improvement, and why he thinks people should treat AI as an opportunity rather than a threat.
Tom Bilyeu argues that AI and algorithmic systems are being used by elites to control information and suppress independent thought, using the Epstein files as a recent example.
Tom Bilyeu covers Thomas Massie's push to release redacted Epstein files and touches on AI tools, social media harms, and geopolitical risks from China.
Tom Bilyeu analyzes the February 5, 2026 market crash across stocks, crypto, and gold, and examines conspiracy theories around the Epstein files and Clinton testimony.
Tom Bilyeu and tech entrepreneur Amjad Masad discuss how AI coding agents could cause massive job losses in 2026 and what workers can do to stay relevant.
Tom Bilyeu and guest Drew discuss election integrity, the SAVE Act, AI censorship, government spending, and how illegal immigration may be used to shape political power.
Tom Bilyeu argues the U.S. has shifted from a neutral dollar policy to using currency as a geopolitical weapon, and explains what that means for everyday investors.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down the 3.3 million-page Epstein files release, covering what the documents suggest about elite networks, blackmail, institutional trust, and U.S. economic power.
Tom Bilyeu covers the FBI raid on Fulton County's election offices, possible foreign interference claims, and how US debt levels may be pushing the economy toward a sovereign debt crisis.
Tom Bilyeu speaks with an economics expert about how the US housing shortage drives social problems for younger generations and whether rising national debt risks economic collapse.
Tom Bilyeu covers Trump's Minnesota compromise, rising tariffs, the EU-India trade deal, and warnings about U.S. debt, dollar decline, and political lawfare.
Tom Bilyeu argues that China's silver export restrictions have exposed dangerous leverage in Western financial markets and could accelerate the decline of the U.S. dollar.
Tom Bilyeu analyzes the fatal shooting of Minneapolis ICE nurse Alex Prey, examining video evidence and discussing whether organized anti-ICE resistance signals a broader civil conflict.
Tom Bilyeu covers the ICE shooting of Alex Prey in Minneapolis, rumors of a failed military coup in China, and rising tensions in Iran and US domestic politics.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down Ray Dalio's warning about a collapsing global monetary order, explaining how the Japanese yen carry trade unwind is causing cascading market instability.