After Mark Carney pulled Canada out of U.S. trade talks and called it a war, Susan Kokinda shows it isn’t about tariffs — it’s a midterm operation and a clash of systems. Scott Bessent is fighting the parallel battle: defusing the yen carry trade with tools like FIMA so Treasury rates don’t blow.
AI, migration, war, and population decline are fueling a culture of permanent fear. Mike Steger reveals the roots of black-pilling and how faith, hope, and love can overcome it.
Not a bombing campaign — an ultimatum to the banks keeping Tehran alive. Gulf capital left London. Bessent’s credit plan is the one Wall Street can’t parse. Seven posts inside.
In this episode, Kesha and Michael explore the significant strides made under President Trump's administration as we approach a turning point in America's economic revival. The discussion delves into Trump's efforts to transform the United States into a manufacturing powerhouse, drawing inspiration from key historical figures like Alexander Hamilton. We also examine the role of tariffs, trade deals, and significant investments, such as a $350 billion deal with South Korea, aimed at rejuvenating the country's manufacturing sector. The episode further addresses the intertwining of economic policies with self-governance, arguing for higher wages to ensure civic engagement and sustainable national growth. Additionally, recent developments in energy policy and the rejection of climate change mandates are highlighted as pivotal to America's future. Tune in for a deep dive into the economic and political dynamics shaping the 'Great American Comeback.'
00:00 Introduction to the Great American Comeback
01:56 Historical Context: Alexander Hamilton and the Coast Guard
04:10 Trump's Trade Deals and Manufacturing Renaissance
06:32 Grand Jury on Russiagate and Media Critique
23:28 The Importance of Wages and Self-Government
34:03 Energy Policy and Climate Change
44:21 Conclusion: The Future of American Self-Government
After Mark Carney pulled Canada out of U.S. trade talks and called it a war, Susan Kokinda shows it isn’t about tariffs — it’s a midterm operation and a clash of systems. Scott Bessent is fighting the parallel battle: defusing the yen carry trade with tools like FIMA so Treasury rates don’t blow.
AI, migration, war, and population decline are fueling a culture of permanent fear. Mike Steger reveals the roots of black-pilling and how faith, hope, and love can overcome it.
A manufactured “debt bomb” panic is the next play against Trump before the midterms. Barbara Boyd unpacks Scott Bessent’s Hamiltonian plan—sovereign credit for production, not speculation—and why Wall Street and London can’t even comprehend it.
Trump and Bessent are dismantling the offshore financial system that has looted nations for decades. Could the rescue of Japan’s yen be the opening move in a new global order?
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