Episodes featuring Tom Bilyeu
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Tom Bilyeu covers the U.S.-Iran conflict and its economic ripple effects, plus how AI is reshaping work and a framework for building skills in uncertain times.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down how the incoming Fed chair plans to use financial repression to quietly erase government debt by holding interest rates below inflation, at the expense of ordinary savers.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down a reported $10 billion SNAP fraud network and argues the U.S. has roughly 10 years to fix its debt crisis before facing collapse like Argentina.
Tom Bilyeu examines China's ban on replacing workers with AI, arguing it will backfire and contrasting it with free-market approaches to labor and economic policy.
Tom Bilyeu examines three assassination attempts on Trump, how incentive structures corrupt institutions, and why understanding human cognition matters more than political tribalism.
Venture investor Bill Gurley joins Tom Bilyeu to discuss how to stay relevant during the AI revolution and how regulatory capture blocks innovation in finance, telecom, and healthcare.
Tom Bilyeu argues the U.S. is nearing a breaking point from wealth inequality and an affordability crisis, and explains what history and economics say about what comes next.
Tom Bilyeu talks with Harvard aging researcher David Sinclair about how AI is speeding up his work on reversing aging, his lab's results in mice and monkeys, and the supplements and habits he uses now.
Tom Bilyeu argues AI is permanently replacing jobs, not just disrupting them, and explains what workers and entrepreneurs should do before the window closes.
Tom Bilyeu analyzes the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, tracing how it could cut 32% of global oil supply and trigger cascading crises in food, fertilizer, and geopolitics.
Tom Bilyeu and his co-hosts discuss the fragile two-week US-Iran ceasefire, Ray Dalio's argument that we are already in a world war, US debt risks, and Anthropic withholding its Claude Mythos model over hacking concerns.
Tom Bilyeu explains how oil price shocks trap the Fed and why patient investors can turn panic selling into long-term wealth using 100 years of market history.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down US-Iran tensions, covering Trump's rhetoric, a pilot rescue near Iran's nuclear stockpile, and how a potential conflict could trigger a global recession.
Tom Bilyeu analyzes the geopolitical and economic fallout after Iran shot down a US fighter jet, covering Trump's trade strategy, pharmaceutical tariffs, and rivalry with China.
Tom Bilyeu covers the UAE's rejection of Iran's ceasefire, Gulf states' economic motivations, and why he thinks Elizabeth Warren's proposed wealth tax would backfire.
Balaji Srinivasan talks with Tom Bilyeu about why major American systems are breaking down at once and what decentralized technology might offer as a way forward.
Tom Bilyeu covers several March 2026 news stories: suspected insider trading before a Trump announcement, US military moves toward Iran, and Argentina's economic turnaround under Milei.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down the framework Professor Jiang used to predict, in May 2024, that Trump would attack Iran. He explains why Jiang thinks the war threatens the petrodollar and could end American global dominance.
Tom Bilyeu argues Trump's Iran backtrack was driven by the bond market. He then covers the petrodollar fight over Hormuz, influencers defending Cuba's regime, Elon Musk's US chip factory, and why replaying negative...
Tom Bilyeu breaks down Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's plan to lift sanctions on Iranian oil to keep energy prices low during Middle East military operations.