With rents near record levels, policymakers are resorting to rent controls. For more episodes, click here.

Think the world will return to the pre-crisis climate of 0% interest rates? Think again, says the International Monetary Fund. For more episodes, click here.

Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is an economic idea already debunked. And yet, it is still being talked about. For more episodes, click here.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) updated its 2024-2034 economic and budget outlook. The report was not pretty for Uncle Sam. For more episodes, click here.

The UK will hold a Fourth of July election. While Labour and Conservatives do battle, Nigel Farage’s Reform Party could be the real story.  For more episodes, click here.

A Social Security quagmire: running out of funds and current benefits are not enough. For more episodes, click here.

If you think the US economy is in a recession, you better not tell the media your thoughts. For more episodes, click here.

The US auto loan market could be the next notable financial crisis in the economy. So, how bad are things?

The war on the biggest market in the world is expensive. For more episodes, click here.

Former President Donald Trump might threaten another war on the US dollar. For more episodes, click here.

The US labor market has been described as red hot, but reality paints a different picture. For more episodes, click here.

The folklore was a degree equaled employment. Today, a degree might equal unemployment. For more episodes, click here.

Years ago, society collectively complained about millennials. Today, Generation Zers might be the new target of scorn.

Legal immigrants boost the economy, while illegal immigrants might be doing more harm than good. For more episodes, click here.

Is it the 1980s all over again? The US could be bracing for another round of inflation.

How incompetent is the central bank system if the Federal Reserve and its partners are drowning in red ink? For more episodes, click here.

On inflation, who are you going to believe? The White House or your grocery bill? For more episodes, click here.

The White House is, once again, turning to Russian President Vladimir Putin and blaming him for the 20% cumulative inflation of the last three years. For more episodes, click here.

Inflation is progressing, the economy remains, and the Federal Reserve is confident. What better time to cut interest rates? Policymakers fear a repeat of the 1970s and 1980s. For more episodes, click here.

President Joe Biden and his administration have escalated their war on natural gas. Or is it a war on Texas? For more episodes, click here.

America’s banks will take bailouts whether they want to or not. For more episodes, click here.

Do tax cuts really result in debt and deficits? It’s time to debunk the myth.

It’s official. The national debt is now over $34 trillion, meaning the US government borrowed approximately $2.65 trillion during the last year. It took the United States more than 200 years to cross the $1 trillion mark; today, it takes only a few months to rack up that amount. For more episodes, click here.

President Joe Biden received an early Christmas present during the final Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) policy meeting of 2023. For more episodes, click here.