RECENT EPISODES
Tue 22 SeptThe Real Reason AI Companies Are Desperate to Be Regulated | Tom Bilyeu Deep DiveIn this episode, Tom Bilyeu delves into the motivations behind AI companies' push for regulation, suggesting that fear and strategic interests drive their actions rather than genuine safety concerns. He examines Anthropic's upcoming IPO and the fear narrative surrounding AI's potential threats, questioning the sincerity of industry leaders' warnings. Bilyeu argues that regulatory capture could stifle competition and entrench larger firms, while highlighting the political implications of AI regulation and the influence of organizations funding these initiatives.Mon 21 SeptTrump’s Greenland Deal, Exploding Oil Prices, and Why America’s Losing Its Edge | The Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of The Tom Bilyeu Show, the discussion centers on Trump's Greenland deal, which aims to enhance U.S. military presence in the Arctic amid rising geopolitical tensions. The conversation also addresses the implications of skyrocketing oil prices, particularly their potential to destabilize the economy and impact global markets. Additionally, concerns about America's waning competitiveness in the face of shifting alliances and military challenges are explored, highlighting the urgent need for strategic policy responses.Sun 20 SeptThe Gen Z Debate, Mamdani Sued For Grocery Stores, The Jury Problem the Clancy Retrial Exposed | Weekly RecapThis episode delves into Mamdani's lawsuit against the National Supermarket Association over his plan for state-funded grocery stores, raising concerns about market competition and supply chain stability. The discussion also explores the contentious debate in New York regarding high school graduation standards and the resilience of Gen Z, who are navigating economic challenges while balancing political activism and entrepreneurial aspirations.Sat 19 SeptThe Alarming Truth About Superintelligent AI: Roman Yampolsky on Human Survival (Replay)In this episode, Roman Yampolsky discusses the alarming risks associated with the development of superintelligent AI, estimating a 10% chance of human extinction once AI surpasses human intelligence. He predicts a 50% likelihood of artificial general intelligence emerging by 2027 and warns of the potential for AI to develop survival instincts that complicate human oversight. Yampolsky also critiques the societal impacts of AI, including unemployment and unrest, while advocating for a deeper understanding of AI systems to enhance safety.Fri 18 SeptFrance Prepares for War, AI Goes Rogue, and Hasan Piker’s Wildest Claims Yet | The Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of The Tom Bilyeu Show, Tom Bilyeu delves into Andrew Yang's controversial claim that rogue AI has compromised the internet, expressing skepticism while discussing the urgent global instability as France and the UK prepare for potential conflict. The conversation also critiques the American education system's failures and the implications of rapid advancements in AI, including ethical concerns surrounding brain-computer interfaces and the need for responsible regulation in technology.Thu 17 SeptPlanned Episode 9/17/2026In this episode, the FOMC's recent quarter-point rate hike is examined amid ongoing economic expansion and persistent inflation, driven by energy supply disruptions. The discussion highlights the misleading nature of full employment metrics, particularly as young individuals exit the job market, and the potential rise in unemployment rates. Additionally, the implications of artificial intelligence on future policy are explored, emphasizing the need for reevaluation of current strategies in light of economic challenges and consumer confidence concerns.Wed 16 SeptRegulatory Capture: How Big AI and Washington Are Rigging the Game | The Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of The Tom Bilyeu Show, the discussion centers on regulatory capture in the AI sector, revealing how influential players manipulate public perception and policy through the AI Dumer Narrative. The episode critiques the effective altruism movement and its ties to major investors, raising concerns about the independence of watchdog agencies.Tue 15 SeptThey Are About to RESET Your Money — Pay AttentionThis episode delves into the imminent reset of the financial system, highlighting a critical 11-day deadline that could reshape personal finances. The discussion centers on the Federal Reserve's challenges with interest rates and the bond market's pivotal role in maintaining trust in government repayment. With countries repatriating gold and a growing skepticism towards the U.S. dollar, the episode warns of potential economic downturns and emphasizes the importance of asset protection against inflation and market volatility.Mon 14 SeptSurrogate Scandal, Diesel Crisis, and Why Trump’s Skipping AI Calls | The Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of The Tom Bilyeu Show, the urgent need for AI regulation takes center stage as Dario Amade, CEO of Anthropic, warns of potential catastrophic outcomes without oversight. The discussion also addresses the rising cost of diesel due to the war in Russia, which is expected to worsen inflation this winter. Additionally, the episode explores the implications of birthright citizenship and surrogacy, reflecting broader societal tensions and geopolitical concerns.Sun 13 SeptThe AI "Copied My Homework" Scandal, Why the Strait of Hormuz Is Spiraling Out of Control, and Other Global News| Weekly RecapThis episode explores the escalating military tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran's recent missile attacks on U.S. assets raise concerns about U.S. military readiness and geopolitical stability. It also delves into the ongoing debate over AI ownership and intellectual property rights, highlighting the risks of information leaks and the implications of AI's reliance on existing human research. Additionally, the episode touches on the potential for cryptocurrency to stabilize the dollar amid OPEC's instability.Sat 12 SeptYou Are Having a Biological Experience: Tom Bilyeu on God, DMT & the Matrix in Your SkullIn this episode, Tom Bilyeu delves into the profound impact of psychedelics like DMT on mental health, emphasizing their biological underpinnings rather than transcendental experiences. He argues that emotions are neurochemical responses shaped by biology, framing religion as an evolutionary tool for social cohesion. Bilyeu also discusses the deterministic nature of reality, the complexities of human sexuality, and the importance of conscious psychological control, highlighting techniques like diaphragmatic breathing and meditation for enhancing mental well-being.Fri 11 SeptAmerica on the Brink: $5000 Trump Payouts, Middle East Mayhem & 9/11’s Forgotten Lessons | Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of the Tom Bilyeu Show, Tom Bilyeu delves into Donald Trump's controversial proposal for $5,000 payouts to Americans, warning of the potential inflationary consequences and the burden of rising interest rates on national debt.Thu 10 SeptThe Point of No Return: Connor Leahy on Stopping AI Before It's Too LateIn this episode, Connor Leahy advocates for an urgent halt to the pursuit of superintelligence, warning that humanity is nearing a "point of no return" where advanced AI could surpass human control. He calls for a non-development agreement between the US and China, emphasizing the existential risks of AI and the need for regulation akin to nuclear weapons.Wed 9 SeptOpenAI Scandal Explodes, China Sanctions Palmer Luckey, and the Oil War Heats Up | Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of the Tom Bilyeu Show, the OpenAI scandal escalates as the organization defends its methodologies against accusations of unethical practices in research. Meanwhile, Palmer Luckey faces sanctions from China amid rising tensions over intellectual property and geopolitical conflicts. The oil crisis intensifies with Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, drawing parallels to Cold War divisions and highlighting the complexities of U.S. foreign policy in a rapidly changing global landscape.Tue 8 Sept'No One Is Coming To Save You': The Brutal Truth About AI And Your JobIn this episode, the hosts confront the harsh reality of AI's impact on the job market, emphasizing that individuals must adapt as "no one is coming to save you." They discuss the decline of entry-level jobs and the necessity for workers to showcase skills upfront, contrasting this with traditional employment pathways.Mon 7 SeptHow AI and AGI Are Reshaping Jobs, Global Politics, and the Creative LandscapeThis episode delves into the profound effects of AI and AGI on the job market, global politics, and the creative sector. It highlights the creation of temporary AI-related jobs, predominantly filled by women, amid concerns over job displacement and the need for alignment in AI development. The discussion also touches on geopolitical tensions, particularly between the US and Iran, and the shifting dynamics in global power as countries like China seek to challenge US influence.Sun 6 SeptWhitney Webb's Chilling Theory About the Next Financial Crisis, The AI Poisoning Attack That Should Terrify You, Why Japan's Bond Market Should Terrify Everyone | Weekly RecapIn this episode, Whitney Webb explores a chilling theory connecting stablecoins to a potential financial cyber attack that could shift responsibility from banks during a crisis. She warns of increasing authoritarian control and its implications for a new digital currency system. The discussion also highlights Japan's bond market, where rising yields could signal a global economic contraction, and raises concerns about the U.S. lagging in AI development amid an escalating arms race.Sat 5 SeptThe Case That's Breaking Marriages: Why Men and Women See Lindsay Clancy So DifferentlyThis episode explores the starkly different perceptions of Lindsay Clancy's case between men and women, focusing on themes of accountability and mental health. The discussion highlights historical comparisons to similar cases, revealing disparities in how the justice system treats men and women. The speaker advocates for personal responsibility, arguing against the use of hormonal changes as a defense, while also addressing the implications of mental health care inadequacies and the societal values shaped by technology.Fri 4 SeptGPT-6 Launches, Senate Freak Out, and the Voting Rights Battle No One’s Ready For | Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of the Tom Bilyeu Show, the launch of GPT-6, named Astra, is discussed, showcasing its remarkable advancements in AI capabilities, including a perfect score on cybersecurity benchmarks. Bilyeu warns of the escalating backlash against AI, emphasizing the need for thoughtful regulations to mitigate national security risks.Thu 3 SeptWhat Broke The Bond Market — And Why They're Going To Print Your Savings AwayIn this episode, the podcast delves into the current turmoil in the bond market, driven by rising long-term rates and a perception of U.S. government untrustworthiness due to excessive spending. The discussion highlights the government's reliance on money printing as a strategy to manage its substantial debt, raising concerns about inflation's impact on savings and the economy.Wed 2 SeptJapan’s $35 Trillion Meltdown, US Debt Nightmare & The AI Lifeline | Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of the Tom Bilyeu Show, Tom delves into Japan's staggering $35 trillion economic meltdown and the implications of the US's $40 trillion debt crisis. He highlights the precarious state of Japan's bond market and warns of potential global instability. The discussion also explores the transformative role of AI in revitalizing the economy and enhancing manufacturing, while addressing the challenges posed by geopolitical tensions and the need for a unified American identity.Tue 1 SeptThe Dollar's Last Stand: Scott Bessent's $950 Billion Plan to Save the Bond MarketIn this episode, Scott Bessent unveils a $950 billion plan aimed at stabilizing the bond market amid rising U.S. national debt exceeding $40 trillion. He advocates for purchasing long-term treasury bonds to lower interest rates and discusses the risks posed by foreign central banks reducing their U.S. bond exposure. Bessent also emphasizes the need for austerity and a return to Hamiltonian economics, warning that the dollar's strength could lead to panic as countries seek alternatives.Mon 31 AugWeapon-Grade AI, China’s Power Move & Why the Middle Class Is at Risk | Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of the Tom Bilyeu Show, the discussion centers on the alarming potential of weaponized AI and its vulnerabilities, including the ease with which malicious documents can hijack training data. Bilyeu highlights the U.S.'s lag in AI development compared to China's aggressive advancements and warns of the geopolitical implications of U.S. military exhaustion.Sun 30 AugBessent Breaks the Bond Market, The China Pivot That Could Sink Canada's Economy, Kisin vs Keen | Weekly RecapIn this episode, the discussion delves into Bessent's strategies amid a challenging bond market, where the 30-year bond rate has hit a 19-year high, raising questions about effective treasury buybacks. The episode also explores the implications of China's increasing gold purchases and divestment from U.S. treasuries, which could destabilize Canada's economy, heavily reliant on U.S. markets. Additionally, the contrasting views of Kiss and Keen on climate solutions highlight the ongoing debate between innovation and energy consumption reduction.Sat 29 AugEx-CIA Spy: The Government Is Hiding A Threat Bigger Than Iran... | Andrew Bustamante Pt 2In this episode, Andrew Bustamante warns that the U.S. is underestimating the threat posed by China's rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, which he views as the most critical technology of our time. He discusses the implications of the Gulf Cooperation Council's shift in investments towards AI, suggesting that this could be linked to U.S. conflicts with Iran. Bustamante emphasizes the urgency for the U.S.Fri 28 AugPutin Threatens NATO, AI Swarms Go Rogue, and the GTA 6 Frenzy Explained | The Tom Bilyeu ShowIn this episode of The Tom Bilyeu Show, Tom delves into the escalating threats from Putin towards NATO, highlighting the potential for unconventional warfare as tensions rise in Ukraine. The discussion also addresses the alarming rise of AI swarms capable of sophisticated cyber attacks, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity. Additionally, the episode explores the immense excitement surrounding the upcoming release of GTA 6, which is set to redefine gaming with its extensive content and technical achievements.Thu 27 AugEx-CIA Spy: The Iran War Was China's Trap — And We Walked Right InIn this episode, an ex-CIA spy argues that the Iran War is a strategic trap set by China, drawing parallels to past U.S. military missteps. The discussion highlights how China is strengthening ties with Iran and Russia, while the U.S. faces declining public support and economic vulnerabilities. The episode also explores the implications of these geopolitical shifts for future U.S.-China relations, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to recognize its weaknesses in a rapidly changing global landscape.Wed 26 AugFrom Family Tragedy to Dollar Wars: Lindsay Clancy’s tragic familicide, Canada’s declining economic policies and Authoritarianism in Global Powers like ChinaThis episode delves into the tragic case of Lindsay Clancy, whose familicide raises urgent questions about mental health accountability and the role of medical professionals. It critiques Canada's economic policies under Mark Carney, highlighting their contribution to a decade of decline and the dangers of aligning with authoritarian regimes like China. The discussion also touches on the precarious U.S.-Russia relationship and the need for Canada to leverage its energy resources to avoid further economic hardship.Tue 25 AugWhy a DYING China Is More Dangerous Than a Rising OneThis episode explores the implications of China's population decline, marking its first drop since the 1960s, and the resulting economic challenges. As the Chinese Communist Party prepares for a future with fewer workers and consumers, it is simultaneously ramping up military readiness, particularly regarding Taiwan.Mon 24 AugDeglobalization Dangers, Bond Market Chaos, and Why Canada Is Betting on ChinaThis episode delves into the rising dangers of de-globalization, highlighting Canada's strategic pivot towards China amid increasing tensions with the U.S. The bond market faces chaos, with the 30-year yield reaching a 19-year high, raising concerns about federal debt dynamics. As Canada seeks to enhance its trade relationship with China, the implications for U.S.-Canada ties and the broader economic landscape are critically examined, revealing the complexities of navigating these shifting alliances.Sun 23 AugThe Charlie Kirk Debate, Ro Khanna vs Mark Cuban, 2020 Voter Fraud Has Been Found | Weekly RecapThis episode delves into the contentious debate between Candice Owens and Andrew Wilson, showcasing Owens' strong performance against Wilson's tactics. It also addresses alarming findings from the 2020 election, revealing over 24,000 non-citizen votes and raising concerns about voter fraud. Additionally, Ro Khanna and Mark Cuban discuss public sentiment towards billionaires, with Cuban warning that a wealth tax could exacerbate California's economic challenges, including housing costs and student debt burdens.Sat 22 AugDon't Fear the Demise: Raoul Pal's Playbook for the Exponential AgeRaoul Pal argues that AI represents the greatest discovery in human history because silicon substrates process information roughly a million times faster than biological ones, and when layered on top of the internet's Metcalfe's law scaling, the result is a double exponential with no historical precedent.Fri 21 AugBond Market Meltdown, AI Data Center Revolt, and the Coming Energy War | The Tom Bilyeu ShowTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent doubled bond buyback operations for 10 to 30 year securities from roughly 2 billion to at least 4 billion dollars per operation in what Tom Bilyeu characterizes as yield curve control without a stated ceiling, though the 30-year yield still climbed to 5.26 percent by Thursday and two thirds of Bloomberg survey respondents expect the 10-year to exceed 5 percent before year end.Thu 20 AugRaoul Pal: The Economic Singularity Is Coming by 2030 — Here's How to Position NowRaoul Pal argues that AI is pulling liquidity away from crypto so aggressively that leveraged crypto participants are being forced into trouble, describing this as a liquidity shortage rather than a technology problem, with broad liquidity growing at roughly 4 percent when 8 percent is needed to service existing debts. He predicts an economic singularity by 2030, driven by AGI embedded in robots and GDP growth potentially reaching 20 percent, leaving approximately four years to position correctly.Wed 19 Aug24,000 Illegal Votes, Trump’s Foreign Fumbles, GTA 6 Leaks, and the Truth About U.S. Election Integrity | Tom Bilyeu ShowThe Census Bureau cross-referenced 2020 voter records against federal citizenship databases and identified more than 24,000 ballots cast by non-citizens out of the first 128 million records reviewed, with 32 million records still unprocessed. Tom Bilyeu stressed these are counted ballots, not registrations, and predicted the total will climb.Tue 18 AugThe 2 Biggest Economies Are Both Breaking — And Both Are Hiding ItChinese bank loans just recorded a historic contraction, with the outstanding stock of RMB loans hitting record low growth rates in a structural breakdown that began in the third quarter of 2018 and has accelerated into 2026.Tue 18 AugPlanned Episode 8/18/2026In July 2026, China recorded a historic contraction in total social financing and new RMB loans, with outstanding loan growth hitting consecutive record lows worse than both 2024 and 2025, driven by bank de-risking after LGFV loan restructurings slashed yields from roughly 7 to 9 percent down to 2 percent.Mon 17 Aug$300K Debate Meltdown, JD Vance’s Dollar Bombshell & The Wealth Tax That Could Destroy Silicon Valley | The Tom Bilyeu ShowTom Bilyeu breaks down Andrew Wilson's $300,000 debate against Candace Owens over the Tyler Robinson murder case, where Wilson could not name any of the seven charges while Owens recited all seven counts of aggravated murder from memory. Bilyeu then examines JD Vance's argument that dollar reserve currency status functions as a resource curse enabling roughly two trillion dollars per year in deficit spending, warning that central banks shifting from US debt into gold signals a dangerous death spiral.Sun 16 AugMamdani vs Amazon, AI Replacing Doctors, DSA Member Is $108K Behind On Rent | Weekly RecapGoogle published research showing a clinical AI system outscored human doctors 83% to 68% overall, achieved a 91% correct first-guess diagnosis rate versus 77%, and improved across follow-up visits while human performance declined. The hosts also examined Zohran Mamdani's support for the Delivery Protection Act targeting Amazon's subcontractor model, arguing the policy would raise package prices and contradict his stated affordability goals.Sat 15 AugThis Isn't Just Technology — It's A Weapons Race — We Had To ReactThe episode argues that AI should be understood not as a consumer technology story but as a US-China arms race over intelligence itself, a framing that recontextualizes the unprecedented capital spending by the four major hyperscalers.