Interviews

Former Daily Show host Jon Stewart asked why the Fed couldn’t have bailed out homeowners, or just “quantitative ease” away the Treasury’s debt. Bob breaks down why. 

Jeff and Bob discuss the mechanics—and pain—required to put an end to inflation.

Bob completes his series on the elites who are literally trying to take over the world.

Hunter Hastings talks to Darshan Mehta, a lifelong professional in the field, an advisor to global and local brands, an originator of insights technology, and a deep thinker.

Jeff and Bob discuss whether America has its own oligarchs instead of what Hoppe terms "natural elites."

Jeff talks to Keith Weiner of Monetary Metals about why gold still plays a major role in the global economy. 

Hunter Hastings talks with economist Dr. Per Bylund about exactly how the Austrian way of thinking helps businesspeople in every role to think better, and the business benefits that ensue.

Keith Weiner is founder and CEO of Monetary Metals, an investment firm that pays interest on gold, and the founder of the Gold Standard Institute USA.

Bob and Jeff get into the weeds of Disney's shareholders, revenues, and holdings in light of the company's recent spat with Florida governor Ron DeSantis.

Joe Matarese surveys entrepreneurial solutions in the medical care industry, some of which are beginning to emerge and some of which still lie in the future.