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A Gallup poll showing 89% of Americans believe corruption is widespread in government is not a conspiracy theory. It is the predictable result of watching Wall Street create catastrophic risk, get bailed out at 100 cents on the dollar, and walk away with their bonuses intact.
Everyone on financial TV had an opinion about the Fed’s quarter-point hike, and most of those opinions were wrong. I’ve been saying for a long time that we need to take the medicine, and here’s exactly why I stand by that.
People ask me all the time why I get so fired up on the show. The answer is simple: I cannot stand watching people get left behind while those in power keep feeding them garbage.
The Treasury Secretary says 3% GDP growth will save us from a $40 trillion debt crisis. I ran the numbers, and the math tells a very different story.
The financial media is spinning the bond market into a panic narrative, and most of it is nonsense. I want to break down what the bond market is actually supposed to do and why rising yields might not be the disaster the pundits are selling you.
Everyone wants to put you in a camp on AI: either you’re all-in or you want to slam the brakes. I’m here to tell you that kind of binary thinking is exactly how everyday Americans get hurt.
Not all money is created equal, and the collapse of Toys R Us is a perfect case study in what happens when bad money infects a healthy business. I have been saying this for over two decades, and the private equity playbook has not changed.
After 26 years on air, I’ve watched both parties inch this country closer to a system where the government controls more of your life, your money, and your choices. The playbook isn’t new, but most people still don’t recognize it when they see it.