Capital Record

The dying breed of fiscal conservatives comes to the show with Senator Pat Toomey, a deficit hawk and free marketeer still fighting the good fight in the U.S. Senate. The Senator and David Bahnsen go round and round about the national debt, the Fed’s role in accommodating federal spending, and what it means for U.S. economic growth in this very special edition of Capital Record.

The latest Capital Record episode welcomes economist and leading financial writer, John Mauldin, for a thorough discussion of the U.S. economy in this new millennium, expectations for growth, where we go from here, and how we got to be here to begin with. From the debt to the Fed to post-COVID life, we unpack it all in this two-part series, leaving you with answers to many questions and a whole host of new questions to consider.

In this very special episode of Capital Record, David interviews his dear friend and mentor, Father Robert Sirico, founder of the Acton Institute. The conversation goes deep and wide around economic history, the Church’s mixed relationship with economics, and where the real anthropological error lies in those screaming that “greed is good.” A little Hayek, a little Milton, a little Aquinas, and a little John Paul the Great -- you won’t want to miss this Capital Record!

David and father of the supply-side revolution, Art Laffer, wax and wane about 50 years of evolution in economic thought. A not-to-be-missed discussion!

David is joined by Andrew Stuttaford to debunk the silliness of the current narratives around the GameStop drama, and what it means for capital markets.