Episodes featuring Tom Bilyeu
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Prof. Jiang joins Tom Bilyeu to argue that the U.S. conflict with Iran is driven by dollar hegemony and Eurasian geopolitics, not nuclear concerns, and risks becoming a Vietnam-style quagmire.
Tom Bilyeu, Drew, and Ryan discuss the resignation of Trump's counterterrorism chief over the Iran war, fractures in Trump's base, and how debt and inflation are blocking young people from building wealth.
Tom Bilyeu argues that AI agents, unable to open bank accounts, are pushing finance onto crypto rails, much like high-frequency trading once reshaped markets, and explains how investors can position themselves before...
Tom Bilyeu covers Iran's attacks on global shipping, domestic terrorism incidents, GDP collapsing to 0.7%, and debates over immigration policy threatening Trump's midterm standing.
Scholar Raymond Ibrahim joins Tom Bilyeu to argue that the West is in a second phase of conflict with Islam, driven by demographic expansion and doctrines the West has failed to understand.
Tom Bilyeu analyzes the escalating Iran-US conflict, covering Iran's decentralized military structure, attacks on Strait of Hormuz shipping, and degraded US radar capabilities.
Tom Bilyeu argues the Iran conflict is really about competition for trillions in Gulf investment dollars flowing into U.S. AI infrastructure, not nuclear weapons, and walks through how investors can position during...
Tom Bilyeu breaks down the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and how cutting off 20 million barrels of oil daily ripples into food, semiconductors, and global stability.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down New York's proposed law that would ban AI from answering health, legal, and other professional questions, arguing it protects industries rather than people.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down how Iran's real goal is economic disruption, targeting Middle Eastern investment in US AI infrastructure rather than seeking a military win.
Former CIA spy Andrew Bustamante joins Tom Bilyeu to argue that World War III has already started through distributed conflicts driven by U.S. efforts to maintain power as a declining global force.
Tom Bilyeu argues the U.S. strike on Iran is driven by protecting $2 trillion in Gulf investment commitments, not nuclear concerns, and examines how AI is reshaping modern warfare.
Tom Bilyeu examines allegations that Jane Street manipulated Bitcoin prices through regulatory loopholes available to authorized participants in BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, arguing this mirrors broader Wall Street...
Tom Bilyeu breaks down how AI is reshaping the job market, using Jack Dorsey's decision to cut 40% of Block's workforce as a sign of what is coming across industries.
Jaspreet Singh and Tom Bilyeu break down why gold prices crashed, what it signals about the U.S. dollar, and how everyday investors can respond to a fast-changing economy.
Tom Bilyeu breaks down Trump's 2026 State of the Union, arguing Democrats fell into a political trap, while examining economic anxiety, AI disruption, and policy substance on both sides.
Tom Bilyeu argues the U.S. government understated job losses by 1 million and that AI is structurally replacing white-collar workers in a way past technologies never did.
Tom Bilyeu covers three international flashpoints: cartel violence in Mexico after a major drug lord's death, Iran's nuclear program, and backlash over Ambassador Huckabee's statements on Israeli territorial claims.
Tom Bilyeu covers Prince Andrew's arrest tied to the Epstein files, the Supreme Court striking down Trump's tariffs, and warning signs in the $1.8 trillion private credit market.
Tom Bilyeu and Peter Diamandis discuss how Federal Reserve policy creates bubbles and recessions, and what investors can do to protect their wealth.