I recently sat down with Doug Casey and Michael Yon in Buenos Aires for a wide-ranging discussion about the recent U.S. election and what it means for the future. This was a special treat since we rarely get to record in person.
While there's a lot of euphoria around Trump's victory, we dive into why that enthusiasm might be misplaced. Michael makes a fascinating distinction between Zionists and Jews that you don't often hear, and explains why he believes expanding war in the Middle East is almost inevitable. Doug shares his controversial take on why defaulting on the U.S. debt might actually be the only path forward.
We also get into some wild historical parallels, like Michael's compelling comparison between the early Taliban and the KKK's origins. And for those concerned about America's future, we discuss why putting your faith in any political savior is dangerous - whether you voted for Trump or not.
This is one of our most candid conversations yet about the real challenges facing America and why personal responsibility matters more than ever.
Let me know what you think in the comments.
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene
00:16 Election Surprises and Reactions
02:15 Trump's Influence and Future Predictions
09:41 Border Issues and Immigration Policies
17:47 Drug Culture and Societal Impact
30:11 Historical Parallels and Reflections
33:31 Economic Schemes of the 1920s
34:13 Concerns About Trump's Foreign Policy
34:49 Geopolitical Strategies and Conflicts
35:54 Zionism and Its Global Influence
40:10 The Role of Evangelical Christians
44:49 Economic Policies and Potential Mistakes
47:07 The Debt Crisis and Government Control
48:23 Military Presence and National Defense
49:16 The Nature of Zionism and Trump's Allegiances
53:18 Final Thoughts on the Election and Future
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