Sam Altman wants to hand five percent of OpenAI to the federal government, and the financial media is treating it like some act of civic generosity. I am going to tell you exactly what this move is really about, and spoiler alert, it has nothing to do with helping everyday Americans.
Washington just rebranded government confiscation with a friendlier name and a sympathetic target. Do not fall for it. The billionaire wealth tax is already not a billionaire wealth tax.
Crypto was supposed to be the one thing Washington could not touch. Now the same insiders who tanked the economy in 2008 are neck-deep in Bitcoin, and I am telling you a bailout mechanism is already being engineered. They will just give it a nicer name.
Pure democracy is mob rule dressed up in a flag. The Founders knew it, Madison warned us, and we ignored every single guardrail they put in place. Here’s what we lost and why it matters to your life right now.
Politicians on both sides are getting away with garbage behavior because their cheerleaders in media refuse to hold their own team accountable. I’m done watching people pretzel themselves into defending the indefensible.
The financial press is bought, Congress is getting fat on insider trading and lobbyist money, and we are barreling toward $40 trillion in national debt. Nobody on television wants to talk about any of it seriously.
The financial industry will happily help you build a portfolio. They will never once ask you what the point of it is. That silence is not accidental, and it is costing Americans more than just money.
I have been exposing financial scams for decades, and I am telling you straight: what the Trump family has done with cryptocurrency is the biggest political grift I have ever seen. Not the most illegal. The most brazen.
The retirement planning industry keeps pumping out books, systems, and magic dates designed to keep you anxious and buying their products. I am not interested, and after you hear this, neither will you be.
Margin debt just hit $1.4 trillion. Leveraged ETF assets doubled to $220 billion. And somewhere between hedge funds and teenagers on Robinhood, Wall Street built the perfect mechanism to legally take your money.
