Episodes featuring Tom Bilyeu
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Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham, who managed $165 billion, warns the US stock market is in its largest bubble ever and explains what everyday people should do now.
Tom Bilyeu analyzes three Supreme Court rulings from June 2026 and argues that birthright citizenship, socialist immigration policy, and deficit spending are undermining American economic competitiveness.
Tom Bilyeu argues the U.S. government plans to erase its $40 trillion debt through hidden inflation, quietly stealing purchasing power from savers while asset owners benefit.
Tom Bilyeu examines Iran's stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz and connects it to domestic policy failures, arguing that mechanisms matter more than intentions.
Tom Bilyeu covers Trump blocking a housing affordability bill, four Supreme Court immigration rulings, and the US government taking equity stakes in private companies.
Tom Bilyeu debates economist Gary Stevenson on wealth inequality, arguing that money printing and deficit spending drive the problem more than tax avoidance by the rich.
Tom Bilyeu argues that inflation from deficit spending, not billionaire greed, is draining your savings, and that owning assets is the only reliable way to protect your wealth.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down the chaotic Iran-US nuclear talks, why both sides are negotiating from weakness, and how economic and cultural forces are driving instability worldwide.
Tom Bilyeu and Peter Thiel discuss the Iran nuclear deal's collapse, Ukraine's drone warfare against Russia, and how Western assumptions about rational actors fail against ideologically driven regimes.
Former CIA officer Andrew Bustamante joins Tom Bilyeu to explain Trump's Iran strategy as deliberate, then broadens into a diagnosis of US debt, populism, and a 9-year window before systemic collapse.
Tom Bilyeu covers the Iran nuclear deal, a looming US debt crisis, capital gains tax policy, and autonomous drone warfare in Ukraine.
Tom Bilyeu examines how economic dysfunction, not ideology, drives populism and mass violence, drawing on historical cases and neuroscience to explain how ordinary people commit atrocities.
Tom Bilyeu argues that Trump's Iran deal is a major geopolitical loss for the US, giving Iran sanctions relief, $300 billion in reconstruction funds, and control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down three big stories: a potentially weak Iran nuclear deal, the SpaceX IPO as a cash-out for early investors, and the US debt crisis.
Tom Bilyeu talks with Peter Diamandis about why AGI has effectively arrived, what the next decade of disruption looks like, and how builders can thrive in it.
Tom Bilyeu examines violent immigration incidents in Belfast and a murder conviction in Texas to argue that separating culture from race and focusing on root causes beats emotional or political reactions.
Tom Bilyeu compares the AI investment boom to historical infrastructure bubbles like railways and fiber optic cables, warning that timing mismatches and GPU depreciation put retail investors at serious risk.
Tom Bilyeu examines how emotional conviction overrides facts in politics and markets, using California voting patterns, media manipulation, and S&P 500 valuations as examples.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down why upcoming mega-IPOs like SpaceX are exit events for early insiders, not opportunities for retail investors.
Tom Bilyeu interviews Tommy Robinson about demographic shifts, immigration, and cultural identity in Western nations, debating whether grassroots change or policy reform can address what Robinson sees as a...