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The U.S. Senate just voted down the Stop Insider Trading Act, and the reason why tells you everything you need to know about how Washington really works. Both parties wanted this bill to fail, and they made sure it did.
Scott Bessent just made his best move as Treasury Secretary, and almost nobody noticed. Hiring Judy Shelton as his counselor is a signal that sound money principles may finally have a seat at the table in Washington.
Jamie Dimon published a remarkable piece in the Wall Street Journal laying out a plan for the Western world’s revival, and the points he’s making are things I’ve been talking about on this program for years. If even one of the three pillars he identifies starts to crack, the consequences for American investors will be severe.
I’ve watched both parties play games with your wallet for decades, and now Democrats want to run on affordability? Let me walk you through the numbers, because the record doesn’t lie.
After 26 years on the air, I’ve learned that the most important lessons don’t come from Wall Street. Sometimes they come from a man with a chalkboard, 30 million weekly viewers, and an unbreakable daily prayer commitment.
Social Security is already projected to cut benefits by nearly 25% within a few short years, and nobody in Washington is doing a single thing to fix it. Now a new bill in Congress wants to lower the retirement age to 60 for certain workers, which would drain the system even faster.
Politicians are floating a diesel export ban right before the midterms, and it sounds great on a bumper sticker. But once you understand the supply chain reality behind American energy infrastructure, you realize this move could make everything more expensive, not less.
The petrodollar relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia has shaped global finance for half a century. But something is shifting, and investors who ignore the geopolitical underpinnings of energy markets do so at their own peril.