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LCI’s Brunet sans filtre centered on the Liana case in the Gers, using it as a springboard for a broader debate about failures in France’s justice system…
Tom Bilyeu argues that the coming SpaceX/XAI IPO wave and related AI listings are structured to make retail investors and index funds the exit liquidity for early…
The speaker argues that DeepMind’s AlphaProof Nexus is a major step forward because it solved nine Erdős problems by combining an unreliable model with a tight…
This episode of The China Connection is a market-heavy Asia morning wrap centered on the AI trade, China/Hong Kong market structure, and how capital is flowing into…
Matt Wolfe recaps a heavy AI-news week centered on Microsoft Build, Computex, and a burst of new model launches. His main point is that the AI race is shifting from…
A geopolitics update centered on Ukraine’s expanding drone campaign against Russian logistics, especially ships, fuel routes, and transport nodes in Crimea, Donetsk, and…
This CNBC Cures episode is a deeply personal interview between Becky Quick and investor Guy Spier about living with glioblastoma and how a terminal diagnosis reshaped…
Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East & Africa focused on a two-factor risk-off tone: AI/tech is pulling back after stretched gains and weaker Broadcom guidance, while Middle…
Bloomberg’s China Show was a broad Asia market wrap centered on a tech selloff, Hong Kong’s banking crackdown on cross-border flows, and rising FX/inflation pressure…
Bloomberg’s Asia Trade focused on a sharp rotation away from crowded AI/semiconductor winners, especially Korea, after Broadcom’s softer guidance, while rates, oil, and…
ZipTrader frames the upcoming SpaceX IPO as a major, highly marketable event likely to spark a sharp first-day pop, followed by volatility and eventual post-IPO…
Ce journal télévisé ouvre sur l’affaire Liana: la découverte d’un corps dans le Gers, près d’une exploitation agricole liée au suspect, et la perspective d’une autopsie…
The segment reports that SpaceX is preparing a blockbuster IPO at a fixed $135 share price, implying a roughly $1.75 trillion valuation and a potential path for Elon…
The conversation is an interview-style geopolitical market discussion centered on claims that Iran may already have a nuclear weapon, how that would change U.S.-Iran…
TYT frames the day’s news as a broad assault on U.S. sovereignty: Congress rejecting Ro Khanna’s effort to strip a Pentagon provision that would deepen…
Karen Kwiatkowski argues the U.S.-Israel fight with Iran and the spillover into Lebanon/Ukraine is strategically unsound, legally messy, and already imposing real…
Dr. Robert Malone argues that the core battle is not just over speech, but over mental autonomy: censorship, narrative management, and AI-driven profiling are now being…
Bloomberg’s Bloomberg Tech segment centered on two contrasting AI narratives: Google Android’s Samir Samat pitched AI as a practical, consumer-facing productivity layer…
Boursorama’s Ecorama spends most of the episode on two macro warnings: a wave of mega IPOs tied to AI leaders like SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic, and a worsening French…
Aswath Damodaran revalues SpaceX after the prospectus and concludes the filing changes the story more than the math. The numbers mostly confirm his prior model…
Yahoo Finance Live framed the day as a broad risk-on rebound led by the Dow and a partial tech recovery after a sharp Broadcom selloff. The main themes were AI-driven…
A geopolitical commentary arguing that Russia is running an influence operation through American and European right-wing figures, with Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson…
The speaker mainly discusses portfolio moves and a handful of market catalysts: trimming Micron, initiating Broadcom, and reinforcing long-term conviction in NuBank…
Marc Faber argues the gold pullback is a normal shakeout inside a much larger, decades-long inflation of financial assets, and he says he would buy more gold on further…
Bloomberg’s Open Interest focused on a broad market pullback led by semiconductors after Broadcom’s strong-but-not-good-enough AI outlook, while also emphasizing…
This LCI panel is built around three themes: the disappearance of Liana in the Gers and the alleged procedural failures around a suspect with a troubling record, the…
A long-form interview about what becomes scarce in an AGI world argues that labor may not simply disappear, but that scarcity could shift toward human-in-the-loop…
This Bloomberg Surveillance episode is dominated by one theme: the AI trade is still powerful, but expectations have become so elevated that even strong earnings can…
TraderTV Live opened with a sharp risk-off tone: Broadcom’s weak AI guidance, CrowdStrike’s post-earnings selloff, and renewed Iran/Israel tension all pressured tech and…
Yahoo Finance’s morning program framed Broadcom’s weak post-earnings reaction as less about bad numbers and more about an overextended AI trade priced for perfection.…
Jonathan Haidt argues that modern childhood has been systematically overrun by screens, and that the result is weaker social development, worse attention, and more…
Peter Grandich argues this is the most dangerous market environment he has ever seen, so he has taken his largest and only material short since 2008. He says the…
This is a culture-war interview with Isabel Brown arguing that Gen Z, especially young women, is reacting against nihilism, hypersexualization, anti-family norms, and…
ARK Invest frames a coming IPO wave led by SpaceX and Anthropic as evidence that the AI and space infrastructure buildout is still early, capital-intensive, and likely…
This Squawk Box Asia episode is a broad market wrap centered on the Middle East oil shock, the knock-on impact for rates/equities/currencies, and a major AI/tech…
Jim Paulsen argues the U.S. stock market is likely due for a meaningful correction, not a bear market, as AI/new-era leadership becomes extremely concentrated and…
John Polomny argues the Strait of Hormuz crisis is being widely underestimated and could create a lasting geopolitical and economic shock. He sees energy, food, and…
ARK’s Brett Winton interviews longevity entrepreneur Bryan Johnson about his “Don’t Die” philosophy, sleep optimization, and the idea that AI-era disruption requires a…
Andrew Huberman interviews Dr. Nolan Williams about depression, TMS, and psychedelic therapies. Williams argues that depression is a highly disabling condition that is…
Raoul Pal argues that AI agents plus blockchain will create a massive, largely invisible machine economy that scales far beyond today’s human-centered financial system.…
A casual My First Million episode built around two big ideas: a family-owned butcher business that won by turning meat into a premium brand, and a broader framework for…
Tom Bilyeu interviews Tommy Robinson about immigration, British identity, free speech, policing, and what Robinson sees as the collapse of social cohesion in the UK.…
Francis Hunt argues that the current market and geopolitical backdrop is being used to force a stagflationary squeeze: higher living costs, weaker fiat currencies, and…
Rick Rule used the Q&A to argue that the resource market is in “silly season,” where investors are paying for stories instead of facts, and he urged viewers to educate…
Long Tocsin matinale built around three main blocks: post-PSG riot commentary, a political attack on Xenia Fedorova, and a long discussion of the Henry Novak death in…
Jack Schwager says the S&P’s breakout looks bullish for now, but he’s only lightly committed because the move is extended, valuations are rich, and a failure of the…
This is a host-and-guest market discussion centered on the AI infrastructure boom, with a heavy focus on valuing SpaceX, Broadcom’s earnings, Google’s capex/financing…
Jim Cramer argues the market selloff was driven less by macro weakness than by a looming wave of AI-related stock issuance, with Alphabet's secondary, possible IPOs from…
Alasdair Macleod argues that silver is badly mispriced relative to physical tightness, industrial demand, and geopolitical disruption, and he believes the current…
Mario Nawfal interviews Larry Johnson about reports that Iran may already have nuclear weapons and about Trump’s shifting tone toward Iran and Netanyahu. The…
A narrated deep-dive about the CIA’s fake vaccination campaign in Abbottabad to collect DNA linked to Osama bin Laden. The video argues the operation briefly helped…
Robert Barnes argues that the Iran war, Ukraine war, and a range of Trump-era foreign-policy moves are tied together by corruption, private enrichment, and a broader…
CNBC reports that SpaceX has filed an amended S-1 setting a fixed IPO price of $135 per share for 555.6 million primary shares, implying about a $75 billion offering and…
Rick Rule argues the market is back in a "silly season" where investors are paying for narrative instead of facts, especially in resource financings. He spends most of…
Michael Howell argues that liquidity is rolling over globally, even if it is still rising in absolute terms, and that this shift is pushing markets into a late-cycle…
Ray Kurzweil argues AGI is close and likely arrives by 2029, but says the remaining gaps are still important: better physics understanding and capable robotics. The…
Francis Hunt argues the South Korean won is breaking down as an early warning of a larger AI/liquidity unwind, with Korea’s stock market and currency revealing foreign…
Vince Lanci argues that the global financial system is shifting from Treasury-backed collateral toward gold, with silver eventually joining the collateral basket. He…
This is a contentious House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on the State Department FY2027 budget, dominated by debate over Iran, Gaza, Ukraine, NATO burden-sharing…
Tom Bilyeu argues that the West is in a debt-driven civilizational decline: money printing, fiscal indiscipline, and politics that reward promises over reality are…
A long Senate Finance hearing on Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent focused on the Trump administration’s 2027 budget, the 2025 tax law implementation, digital assets…
Two commodity-focused portfolio managers argue that gold, silver, oil, and copper still have room to run because the macro regime has shifted toward higher structural…
A long, highly opinionated Tom Bilyeu episode that starts with the Henry Noak body-cam footage and uses it to argue that the West has adopted a toxic oppression-victim…
This video is a narrative deep dive into the Ambani family and the rise of Reliance, using Mukesh Ambani’s wealth and extravagance as the hook. The core argument is that…
Lyn Alden argues the world has shifted into a more chaotic, headline-driven regime where fiscal dominance, geopolitical fragmentation, and supply shocks matter more than…
CNBC’s Leslie Picker reports that SpaceX plans a fixed-price IPO at $135 per share, implying a $75 billion raise and a $1.75 trillion fully diluted valuation. The…
Yahoo Finance’s morning live show framed the market as a narrow but powerful AI-led rally, with the S&P 500 approaching a rare 10-day/10-week winning streak even as…
This is an interview centered on Professor Nick Maynard’s firsthand observations as a doctor working in Palestine, especially Gaza before and after October 7. He argues…
Interview with French singer Jack, focused less on market commentary than on the business of music and his evolution from entrepreneur to artist-producer. He explains…
This Hoover Institution podcast discusses the U.S. drug-death epidemic, focusing on research linking the surge in opioid deaths to changes in pain-management prescribing…
The speaker argues that the recent crypto selloff is being driven by a liquidity shock, forced deleveraging, and Michael Saylor/MicroStrategy dynamics rather than any…
This is a Ukraine war update focused on the impact of Ukrainian drone and missile strikes, especially the high-profile attacks on St. Petersburg’s oil terminal and…
Brett KenCairn argues that climate instability is fundamentally a living-systems problem, not just a carbon problem. His core message is that regenerating soils…
Rick Rule argues that gold’s recent weakness is mostly a dollar-strength and rates story, not a broken thesis. He remains structurally bullish on gold, oil, silver, and…
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi frames the company as moving from a chaotic turnaround to a new growth phase centered on AI, autonomous vehicles, drones, and travel. He…
Bloomberg’s piece follows Anne Wojcicki’s attempt to reclaim 23andMe after its collapse, bankruptcy, and sale process. The video frames her as both a biotech idealist…
Bloomberg’s Pulse focused on three linked market stories: SpaceX’s planned IPO, Trump’s new tariff push, and escalating Middle East tensions. The guests argued that…
A pro-Ukraine live stream arguing that Ukrainian drones struck key Russian targets in and around St. Petersburg, including an oil terminal and a naval base, on the…
The speaker argues that modern AI’s real breakthroughs are transformers, attention, and generative / agentic applications, but says the systems remain fundamentally…
Bloomberg’s Opening Trade focused on three overlapping market forces: renewed U.S.-Iran/Middle East tensions lifting oil and keeping inflation worries alive, Trump’s…
This is a long Tocsin morning show that mixed local reporting, crypto regulation, Middle East geopolitics, EU budget politics, cultural polemic, and an interview with…
CNBC International Live opens with a SpaceX IPO segment arguing the reported $135/share pricing and $75bn raise imply a wildly aggressive valuation, especially versus…
Bloomberg’s Asia Trade framed the session around one dominant theme: the AI trade is overpowering macro and geopolitics, pushing U.S. and Asian tech stocks to fresh…
Steve Kornacki and NBC News walked viewers through primary-night results across New Jersey, Iowa, South Dakota, Montana, New Mexico, and especially California, where a…
A Mario Nawfal live segment on the Iran–Gulf escalation, featuring Anthony Aguilar and Malcolm Nance, framed the day’s strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain as part of a…
This Young Turks episode is a highly opinionated, fast-moving critique of Israel, Trump family foreign business, and the U.S. role in the Iran/Lebanon conflict. The…
Matthew Piepenburg argues the US and other major sovereigns are already in a debt crisis, visible in rising bond yields, central-bank gold buying, and what he sees as…
Luke Gromen argues that gold is becoming a core settlement and reserve asset in a changing monetary system, with China likely to prefer a gold-linked compensation…
This episode is a long, mostly conversational Bulwark roundtable on Trump-world power grabs, media capture, and Iran/Israel tensions. The speakers argue that Trump’s new…
Demis Hassabis argues that AI is moving from impressive demos to a broad general-purpose technology that will transform science, medicine, productivity, and eventually…
This is a live interview-style geopolitical market update focused on reported Iranian missile/drone strikes in Kuwait and broader escalation risks in the Gulf. The…
This is a geopolitical-history explainer about Stuxnet and the covert US-Israeli operation to sabotage Iran’s Natanz centrifuges. The speaker argues that the operation…
Colonel Larry Wilkerson argues that the Iran-Israel crisis is being driven by personality politics, not clean strategy: Netanyahu is politically vulnerable, Trump and…
A live day-trading stream focused on NASDAQ futures, ES, oil, gold, and related macro headlines. The speaker mostly traded the opening range and then faded/added around…
Tim Miller interviews Derek Thompson about Trump-era corruption, the AI boom, loneliness/happiness, debt, fertility, and the NBA. The core thread is Thompson’s argument…
This IMF podcast argues that geoeconomics is back as a central framework for understanding how states use finance, trade, sanctions, export controls, industrial policy…
Secretary Rubio framed U.S. foreign policy as explicitly subordinate to national interest, with the hearing dominated by Iran, China, Ukraine, Taiwan, NATO…
The speaker recounts why Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale remains one of the most consequential and unsettling figures in modern Indian history, using personal memories from…
ARK Invest’s Tasha Keany and Daniel Maguire argue that the upcoming SpaceX IPO should be understood less as a pure rocket-company story and more as a convergence play…
Edward Dowd argues the market is in the late stages of a broad bubble, with gold consolidating before a much higher long-term move, equities still vulnerable to a sharp…