Meta is going all-in on AI, spending billions to hire top talent and acquire leading-edge startups like Scale AI in a bold bid to build superintelligence. In this episode, we break down what this means for the future of AI, Meta’s rivalry with OpenAI, and whether Zuckerberg’s vision can truly deliver.

America just lost its last perfect credit rating, as Moody’s downgraded the U.S. from AAA to Aa1 over concerns about rising debt and soaring interest costs. In this episode, we break down what credit ratings actually mean, why this downgrade matters, and how it could affect everything from government borrowing to mortgage rates. It’s a fiscal wake-up call — and a critical moment to rethink America’s economic playbook.

President Trump just returned from a whirlwind Middle East tour with over $2 trillion in promised investments from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. From AI data centers and aviation mega-deals to defense contracts and geopolitical power plays, this episode unpacks the fine print, the fanfare, and the future impact — with a healthy dose of humor and critical insight. Is this the beginning of a new tech-powered golden age… or a diplomatic mirage with gold trim?

In a political plot twist worthy of its own Netflix series, former central banker Mark Carney is now Prime Minister of Canada. We break down how U.S. influence, Trump’s rhetoric, and a surge in Canadian nationalism shaped this election—and why Carney's technocratic style could define a new era of Canadian politics.

U.S. Treasuries—the go-to safe haven during volatility—are surprisingly under pressure. We break down why investor confidence is wobbling, how tariffs and inflation are changing the bond market’s role, and what it means for portfolios in a high-stakes 2025.

From Chipotle to Delta to P&G, U.S. companies are slashing forecasts and raising prices as new tariffs shake up supply chains and consumer sentiment. This episode explores how trade policy is putting pressure on margins, morale, and the broader business outlook.

After months of escalation, both the U.S. and China are hinting at de-escalation in the tariff war—but what’s really going on behind the scenes? In this episode, we break down the shift in tone, the economic ripple effects, and why this might be more of a pause than a peace deal.

As federal scrutiny intensifies, top universities like Harvard and Yale are raising billions through bonds and private equity sales. In this episode, we explore why these elite schools are financially repositioning in response to the Trump administration's policies—and what it signals about the future of higher ed.

In this week's episode, I talk about how Bitcoin hit $100k, what that means for the global markets, and what that will eventually culminate into.

In this episode, I talk about how the Fed hopes to create a soft landing within the economy. I discuss recent labor statistics and job reports as well as current interest/inflation rates and what it means for the economy. I also discuss the soft landing approach and how the Fed is trying to avoid a recession.