Trump's trade war heating up again while he also tries to use and sometimes blatantly abuse federal government power to take control of free markets on Wall Street. An interesting contrast as we've reported because so many Wall Street folks worried that past Democratic administrations would interfere in their business, but this first year of Trump second term has done so more than any modern administration. As for the tariffs today, they are here hitting many countries, raising import taxes to the highest l ...

RT Horizon (@JoinHorizon_)NEW: Over The Horizon 🎙️Gary Cardone (@GaryCardone) joins me to discuss:– Why freedom is the ultimate wealth– The illusion of free markets in the U.S.– Housing as a liability, not an asset– Bitcoin as the North Star of financial independence ...

RT Bitcoin Archive (@BTC_Archive)WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?I talk to Joe Bryan, Entrepreneur and former investment banker turned Bitcoin story teller about why:- Prices are sky high- Wages are low- Your quality of living keeps fallingJoe’s mission is to make the world understand why it is the way it is in an easily accessible way, regardless of how much you know about economics, politics, or Bitcoin.CONNECT WITH JOE BRYANX: @satmojoeYoutube: https://t.co/cpFsCtxIPkWebsite: https://t.co/DrDzmSJoDeTIME STAMPS0:00 - ...

Remember, big tech did clean M&As for years.So what changed?It was the Biden-era regulatory assault.The most recognizable face was Lina Khan at FTC.Though to be fair, it's now an international affair.And it's also been continued by the current admin.Because Trump 2 is pro-crypto, but anti-Big Tech.And you know what? I get it.Big Tech did back wokes and censor citizens.But big M&As aren't really big wins for bigcos.They're more like surrenders.They signify that big tech couldn't build, so had to buy.And each ...

I shared this note with the Washington Post team this morning:I’m writing to let you know about a change coming to our opinion pages.We are going to be writing every day in support and defense of two pillars: personal liberties and free markets. We’ll cover other topics too of course, but viewpoints opposing those pillars will be left to be published by others.There was a time when a newspaper, especially one that was a local monopoly, might have seen it as a service to bring to the reader’s doorstep every ...