Hello everyone. We've got a lot to discuss today. Inflation continues to surprise everyone and now the bears.They're all capitulating in a major way. The latest humanoid robot is going to blow your mind. It's absolutely crazy.And I'm going to share my personal thoughts on the horrific violence in New York City yesterday. We're live today from the desk of Anthony Pompiano. [Music] Ladies and gentlemen, many economists and market commentators, they predicted sky-high levels of inflation after the fury of tari ...

Today we got the news that the Congressional Budget Office, the CBO, confirms Donald Trump's big, ugly betrayal is going to kick at least 10 million Americans off their health insurance and spike our national debt by another $3.4% trillion. In truth, the number of people who will lose health insurance could be much higher, as many as 16 million when you account for the cuts to ACA and other forms of insurance. This finalized independent analysis from the CBO confirms it.Republicans signature bill is the ult ...

The Trump administration is moving ahead with plans to reopen Alcatraz as a federal prison. An idea some critics have dismissed as impossible. In part because of how expensive it would be to repair and retrofit as a complex that frankly was so run down that they closed it and so expensive to operate.60 years ago they closed its doors. My next guest is among those critics, Democratic Congresswoman and Speaker Emmerida Nancy Pelosi. Alcatraz is part of her district in San Francisco.It's so good to see you. An ...

Government Debt - US debt to GDP ratio is approximately 121%, with about 36 trillion USD of debt and a GDP of about 30 trillion USD [1] - US debt to GDP ratio is among the highest, second only to Japan's 240% [2] - US national debt is considered a significant problem for the market's future [3] - The debt to GDP ratio has doubled since the 1990s, when it was around 60-66% [3] Gold and Silver Ratio - The current gold to silver ratio is about 91, while historically it averages around 60 [3][4] - Gold prices have increased by approximately 30% this year [5] US Dollar and Platinum - The US dollar has declined by about 12% in the first six months of the year, marking one of the biggest declines since 1973 [5] - Platinum prices are currently less than half the price of gold, despite recent increases [6] - Platinum may be an option for diversifying out of stocks or other assets [6]

Fiscal Policy & Budget - Achieved historic economic and fiscal reforms, along with the largest investment in border security and national defense [1] - Spending reductions reached $1.5 trillion, twice as much as previous cuts [2] - Annual deficits are at $2 trillion, with a $36 trillion debt [3] - Equalizing hospital and physician group payments for the same procedures could save $150 billion [9] - Holding discretionary spending flat for one year could result in $0.5 trillion in savings [11] Tax Cuts & Revenue - Record revenue was achieved after cutting corporate rates from 36% to 21% [13] - The Senate's budget ran up about $500 billion over the House budget due to making tax cuts permanent [17] - Enhanced tax breaks were provided through increased standard deductions and no tax on tip breaks for seniors [20] Spending & Reforms - There are concerns about taxpayer dollars going to transgender procedures [6] - There is a need to enforce the prohibition on states using fungeable Medicaid dollars for people here illegally [8] - COVID bloat resulted in hundreds of billions of dollars in waste [26]

Political Landscape - Elon Musk, a prominent figure, entered the political arena in 2024, becoming the largest Republican donor with $290 million spent [2] - Musk intends to establish a new political party named the America Party, following disagreements with the Republican party [2] - Establishing a recognized political party requires fulfilling numerous requirements, including creating state organizations and adhering to state laws [3] - The America Party needs to demonstrate its own governing rules, maintain a physical office, and engage in party-building activities [4] - The dominance of the two major parties in the US is attributed to their efforts in limiting competition through election laws [4] Voter Sentiment - A significant 58% of voters expressed the need for a third party in the US in October 2024 [5] - Musk plans to make the national debt the central issue of his party [5] - The level of voter support for addressing the national debt as a defining issue remains uncertain [5]

U.S. Fiscal Situation & Debt Concerns - The U.S federal budget is on an unsustainable path, potentially leading to rapid financial instability if spending issues are not addressed [1] - America's borrowing levels are currently the same size as the entire economy and are expected to skyrocket [2] - There is a greater than 50% chance of experiencing a financial trauma related to the deficit or debt levels within three years if the issues are not addressed [11] - The U.S is expected to spend nearly $1 trillion on interest payments this year due to soaring debt and higher rates [24] - The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) expects net interest costs in 2025 to surpass spending on Medicare, Medicaid, and national defense [24] - The cost to service the U.S debt is expected to be 18% of total tax revenue this year, compared to less than 10% in 2022 [25] Potential Consequences & Risks - Unsustainable fiscal policy could lead to a collapse in fixed income and bond markets within 20 years [8][9] - The U.S may resort to printing money to cover its debt, potentially leading to inflation [10] - Rising borrowing costs could negatively affect the health and growth of the U.S economy [23][24] - Unchecked debt levels risk leaving a weaker economy to future generations [30] International Implications - International holdings of U.S treasuries were near a record $9 trillion in April [40] - China, while one of the largest foreign holders of U.S treasuries, has been steadily reducing its holdings [39][40] - Japan holds more than $1 trillion worth of U.S debt, the most of any foreign country [42]

in with President Trump's display of dominance over Congress following the passage of the so-called big beautiful bill. They the president had this to say after the bill narrowly passed the House. I think I have more power now.I do. You know, I could say, "Oh, gee, I don't know." I think I probably do because we've had a great record of success. You know, my first term was very, very successful.We had the greatest economy in the history of our country. I think we're going to blow it away this term. Presiden ...

Healthcare & Economic Impact - The bill could remove healthcare for 16 million Americans by eliminating Medicaid benefits [1] - Hospitals and clinics may close, and healthcare professionals may leave the field due to the bill's impact [1] - The bill is estimated to add over $3 trillion of debt to the national debt [1] - The healthcare industry and businesses are expected to react immediately to the bill's implications, leading to real pain sooner than expected [1] Political Dynamics - The Congressman argues that the Republican's revenue piece is trickle-down economics, which has been tried numerous times and doesn't work [1] - Some Republicans initially opposed the bill, citing concerns about the national debt and healthcare access, but ultimately supported it [2] - The Congressman suggests that some Republicans prioritize loyalty to a president over their constituents and the country [2][3]

Financial Impact - The tax cuts would provide the wealthiest households with a $12,000 annual increase [1] - The tax cuts would cost the poorest people $1,600 annually [1] - The bill would add $3.3 trillion to the national debt [14] - The tax cuts will become permanent and cost $4 trillion [6] Healthcare & Social Safety Net - An estimated 118 million more Americans would be uninsured by 2034 if the bill becomes law [1] - 3 million more people will not qualify for food stamps (SNAP benefits) [1] - The bill involves money being taken from Medicaid [6] Political Strategy & Impact - Democrats view the bill as potentially beneficial for their prospects in the 2026 midterms [5] - The legislation presents Democrats with an opportunity to highlight issues like healthcare accessibility and affordability [10] - There is a disconnect as Democrats are not doing enough messaging around the specific stories of Americans that will be harmed by this legislation [12] - The Republican party has shifted, with less focus on debt reduction and small government due to changes in their voter base [15][16][17]