Episodes featuring Tom Bilyeu
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Tom Bilyeu analyzes Marco Rubio's speech at the Acropolis, which argues the West must reclaim pride in its Greek and Christian traditions to stay competitive against modern geopolitical rivals.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down Trump's energy deal with Putin, the escalating conflict around the Strait of Hormuz, and how AI and anti-aging research are shifting global power.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down how OpenAI's $20 billion revenue miss triggered a $370 billion selloff in tech stocks and what it means for everyday investors.
Tom Bilyeu talks with Simon Dixon about how AI and financial systems are being used to concentrate wealth, and what that means for ordinary people's money and assets.
Tom Bilyeu uses the Trump-Iran statement controversy to explore how frame of reference and emotional reasoning lead people across the political spectrum to distort the same facts.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down a viral expert debate on AI safety, explaining why disagreement stems from different definitions of AI and what the evidence actually says about runaway superintelligence.
Tom Bilyeu explains why markets rallied on weak jobs data and what it reveals about wealth gaps, AI risks, and a US economy running 9.7 million jobs below trend.
Tom Bilyeu and Jeff Snider compare the AI investment boom to the dotcom bubble, using Anthropic's leaked financials to argue the math is unsustainable.
Tom Bilyeu and Palmer Luckey discuss rising US debt costs, social unrest in France, and Pete Hegseth's 120-day military overhaul called Project Meridian.
Tom Bilyeu talks with Emad Mostaque about AI surpassing human cognitive value within two years, what that means for jobs, and how to stay economically relevant.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down leaked Anthropic financials, signs of economic stress in consumer spending, and what AI automation means for the job market.
Tom Bilyeu and Felix Prehn argue the U.S. economy is repeating Japan's decades-long stagnation playbook, and explain where skilled investors are moving their money instead.
Tom Bilyeu covers Iran's collapsing economy under US pressure, OpenAI's safety crises, and the race between the US and China to dominate AI through energy production.
Tom Bilyeu explains why 10-year Treasury yields at 5.22% mirror 2008 stress, how AI infrastructure is hitting an energy wall, and whether innovation can outrun the debt crisis.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down why economists using the same data reach opposite conclusions on inequality, and what the numbers actually mean for ordinary people building wealth.
Tom Bilyeu examines a poll showing 59% of Democrats would support a military coup against Trump, using historical examples to explain why coups backfire, while covering AI regulation, Iran, and media fragmentation.
Tom Bilyeu argues that major AI companies may be engineering a fear campaign around AI risk to lock in government regulation that protects them from open-source competition.
Tom Bilyeu analyzes rising tensions involving Iran, Russia, and China, arguing the U.S. is losing its ability to enforce its will globally while open-weight AI models quietly undercut frontier AI companies.
Tom Bilyeu argues that AI safety panic is being driven by big tech companies protecting their market share, not genuine threats, while covering real risks and the need to rethink education.
Tom Bilyeu and Jeff Snider argue the Fed's rate hike could backfire by ignoring real economic pain, since official metrics mask how badly lower and middle-income Americans are struggling.