Doug Caseys Take: About Our New Book Doug Caseys Take 2025-08-20 | The Preparation: A Revolution in Education for Young Menamazon.com/Preparation-Become-Competent-Confident-Dangerous/dp/B0FLRKYCCP/ref=sr_1_1In this episode, Doug and Matt discuss the concept and goals behind their newly published book, 'The Preparation.' Designed as an alternative to traditional education paths, the book aims to transform young men into well-rounded, competent individuals capable of shaping the world around them. They delve into the origins of the book, its structure, and its 16 unique cycles that cover a wide range of practical skills and academic knowledge. The authors emphasize the importance of becoming a 'universal man'—someone who is not just knowledgeable but also morally sound and physically capable. They critique the current education system, discuss the disadvantages of following conventional paths like college, and propose a new, hands-on approach to education. The discussion also touches on the importance of mentorship and the concept of a patron-client relationship. The book is presented as a much-needed guide for young men to lead a meaningful and successful life.00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene00:52 Discussing the Book: The Preparation01:47 The Concept of the Renaissance Man04:31 Critique of Modern Education08:18 Alternative Paths for Young Men22:32 The Importance of Personal Codes and Reflection36:12 Introduction to Life Skills Cycles36:20 Building Practical Skills: From Construction to Culinary Arts38:09 Heavy Equipment Operation and Welding39:48 Martial Arts Training in Thailand43:17 Sailing Adventures and Survival Skills46:49 Farming and Entrepreneurship48:54 Investing and Technology Hacking50:28 The Maker Cycle and Novel Actions58:25 Mentorship and Intergenerational Relationships01:06:10 Conclusion and Book Availability
Trumps $250 Billion Dollar Bill, CIA Gold Hoard & More Doug Caseys Take 2026-05-29 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.com Matt and Doug take subscriber questions for Crisis Investing while reacting to current events: a reported new $250 bill featuring Trump (and claims about a “gold note”), Trump imagery in passports, and the impact on Americans abroad. They discuss a raid on a CIA supervisor found with 303 kilos of gold, $20 million in cash, and luxury watches, raising concerns about CIA controls and corruption. The conversation turns to the Iran conflict and the Strait of Hormuz, arguing U.S. actions have repeatedly tightened shipping despite talk of wanting the strait open, with tolling, sanctions, and 1,500–1,700 ships reportedly stuck. They answer questions on inflation, Polymarket vs investing, how oil pricing works, what could invalidate their worldview, AI/robotics investing (favoring China/robots), OPEC weakening, skepticism on SpaceX/OpenAI/Anthropic IPOs, oil stocks and dividends, and preferred older vehicles to avoid surveillance tech.00:00 Subscriber Q&A Setup00:25 Trump 250 Dollar Bill03:36 Passports and Global Backlash05:15 Venezuela 51st State Post07:00 CIA Gold Hoard Scandal12:28 Iran War Fog and Losses13:56 Hormuz Strait Toll and Sanctions22:40 Energy Prices in Uruguay Argentina25:38 Inflation Deficit and Collapse Risks26:51 Betting Versus Investing27:04 Polymarket And Market Corruption29:03 Oil Futures Versus Physical31:24 When The Worldview Breaks38:12 AI Robots Real Edge41:52 OPEC Control And Breakup43:37 SpaceX IPO Bubble Bells45:55 Why Own Oil Stocks48:14 Cars Surveillance And Sweet Spot51:09 Wrap Up And Next Week
“This Ends Badly” – Doug Casey on America’s Breaking Point Doug Caseys Take 2026-05-22 | www.crisisinvesting.comMatt and Doug discuss signs of consumer strain in the U.S.—record-low sentiment, rising delinquencies, and high prices—alongside a stock market at all-time highs, comparing the disconnect to historical episodes like Germany’s 1923 hyperinflation. They argue official inflation measures are unreliable, deficits and money printing persist, foreign holders are cutting U.S. Treasuries, and gold benefits while mining stocks remain cheap; Doug remains long gold, oil, and commodities and warns the AI/data-center boom may be a debt-fueled bubble. The conversation turns to widening inequality, debt-based consumption tools, weaker job prospects even for top graduates, and fears of social unrest and potential civil conflict. They criticize what they describe as escalating corruption under Trump, including a DOJ settlement structure and extensive trading disclosures suggesting insider activity, then discuss elections, AIPAC/Israel influence, speech taboos, and rising generational and ethnic tensions.00:00 Everybody Wants Love00:08 Economy vs Market Highs01:34 Sticker Shock in America04:28 Inflation Numbers Doubt05:57 Treasuries to Gold Rush07:12 Mining Stocks and ESG08:36 AI Data Center Bubble10:32 Haves and Have Nots12:08 Buy Now Pay Later Living13:23 Decades of Debt Warnings17:10 Trump Corruption Claims17:50 DOJ Settlement Slush Fund24:25 Insider Trading Allegations25:50 Epstein and Ukraine Talk28:59 Elections and Voter Trust32:17 Israel Influence and AIPAC36:38 Hate Speech and Taboo Topics40:32 Tribalism and Protected Classes44:22 Civil War and Generational Rift47:22 Wrap Up and Next Guest
Trumps Next Move Doug Caseys Take 2026-04-24 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comMatt promotes the Crisis Investing newsletter and VIP private placements, citing past returns and highlighting Midnight Sun’s gains and the free Experts Roundtable featuring Arizona Eagle Mining. Doug and Matt discuss Spirit Airlines’ bankruptcy and criticize a proposed government bailout as state capitalism, then argue the FAA and TSA should be abolished or privatized. They question Trump’s claims about saving eight Iranian girls from execution, debate marijuana reclassification, and emphasize personal responsibility and cultural causes of drug use. In listener Q&A, they cover the importance of economics and psychology, skepticism about modern psychiatry, the value of intrapreneurship, risks of invading Iran, defining the deep state, best healthcare abroad (Switzerland, Thailand, Argentina), where private gold is concentrated (China), property vs self-investment, Roth IRA asset choice, private placement minimums, border interrogation, shareholder voting, helium investing limits, tungsten’s strategic value, skepticism on South Africa REITs, and the film Barnum World’s critique of political rhetoric.00:00 Newsletter Pitch and Returns01:21 VIP Deals and Roundtable02:50 Spirit Airlines Bailout04:44 Abolish FAA and TSA05:48 Iranian Girls Tweet Controversy08:12 Marijuana Rescheduling Debate12:02 Economics vs Psychology Discipline16:28 Intrapreneurship at Work17:47 Invading Iran and Deep State19:40 Best Healthcare Abroad21:22 US Healthcare Reality21:55 Where Gold Is Hoarded23:33 Property Or Self Investment27:06 Roth IRA Asset Choices29:45 VIP Deal Minimums30:27 Border Tech And Customs31:55 Shareholder Voting Skepticism33:13 Helium And Supply Limits34:40 Tungsten And Critical Metals36:56 South Africa REITs Debate40:05 Barnum Statements In Politics41:58 Wrap Up And Next Week
The Strait Reopens and Gold Keeps Climbing Doug Caseys Take 2026-04-17 | Join us at https://www.CrisisInvesting.com In today’s episode: Good news broke this morning: the Strait of Hormuz is officially open again — assuming you believe what you read in the papers, which Doug emphatically does not. Oil dropped toward $80, gold crept toward $5,000 (a combination Doug calls “a little bit counterintuitive”), and meanwhile C-130s keep flowing into the Middle Eastern theater around the clock. As Doug puts it, “chances are this is just a pause in hostilities — everybody’s taking the opportunity to reload.”From there the conversation goes exactly where you’d hope it would.We get into Pete Hegseth’s now-infamous “prayer breakfast,” where the Secretary of Defense appears to have lifted Samuel L. Jackson’s Ezekiel 25:17 monologue from Pulp Fiction and delivered it to a room of bewildered military brass as scripture. Doug’s review was not kind: “It was kind of weak and mealy-mouthed the way Hegseth delivered those lines.” His proposed fix? “Next time he ought to put a red bandana around his forehead à la Rambo, strip his shirt off to expose his war-like tattoos, and then deliver it with proper fervor.”Elsewhere in a wide-ranging episode:Why coin collecting is dead and what that says about how we think about moneyDoug’s characteristically diplomatic take on Ireland’s troublesThe Argentine citizenship-by-investment program that was, then wasn’tWhether traveling as an American is about to get uncomfortable again (Doug remembers the Vietnam-era Canadian-flag-on-the-backpack trick)Human cloning, Multiplicity, and the curious case of Adolfo Cambiasso cloning his best polo ponies — which rather settles the question of whether someone, somewhere, has tried it on peopleAn honest look at our private placement track record: the big winners, and the ones that aren’tAs Doug reminds us near the end: “We’re just leaves drifting down the river of time. We shouldn’t concern ourselves with these things — they’re above our pay grade anyway.”Have a great weekend, Matt00:00 Strait Reopens Hopes00:51 War Zone Shipping Risks01:55 Oil Wells Restart Reality02:27 Ceasefire Skepticism03:31 Pulp Fiction Prayer07:40 Markets Into Weekend08:41 Viewer Q Money Changes11:01 Ireland Protests Talk12:57 Farming and Monocultures15:51 Citizenship Program Reality19:11 Anti US Backlash Abroad22:46 Human Cloning Speculation25:28 Gold Vault Tax Reporting27:48 Alaska Energy Update29:30 Wrap Up Weekend
Narrative Warfare, Iran, and the Looming Energy Shock Doug Caseys Take 2026-04-15 | Narrative Warfare, Iran, and the Looming Energy Shock: Markets in Polarized TimesDoug and the host discuss how a gloomy zeitgeist has flipped inspirational “hard work pays off” stories into reminders that most people aren’t Will Smith, reflecting young people’s uncertainty and widening social division that could escalate beyond clashing ideas. They argue an “information war” now relies less on narrative control than flooding the public with competing, plausible, comforting, and gratifying stories that can’t be proven, deepening confusion and polarization. The conversation centers on the escalating conflict with Iran, heated disagreements among investors and military professionals, and the market implications of a U.S. blockade and a Strait of Hormuz shutdown, which they warn could trigger fuel shortages, rapid economic contraction, bankruptcies, more money printing, inflation, and a potential bond-market panic, while noting potential geopolitical winners like Israel and possibly China.00:00 Confusing Times Setup01:05 Pop Culture Gloom Shift03:05 Youth Outlook And Civil Strife05:57 Iran Conflict Sparks Division07:19 Markets View And Escalation Risks11:40 Narrative Warfare Flooding14:18 Why We Believe Stories18:12 Extraordinary Claims Need Proof20:31 Iran Narratives And Religion22:25 No Shared Western Story23:13 Heroes and Moral Vacuum24:19 Drug Boats and Rules25:48 Iran Blowback and Propaganda30:36 Blockade Escalation Scenarios33:38 Strait Closure Economic Shock35:40 Markets Mispricing the Crisis38:23 Trump Knew the Stakes41:01 China Advantage and Bond Panic43:44 Wrap Up and Prepare
Space Aliens, Disappearing Scientists, and the Coal Comeback Doug Caseys Take 2026-04-10 | Aliens, Energy Shocks, Migration, and Crisis Investing Q&A with DougDoug and the host pivot from Iran to UFOs, discussing reports of nine connected people disappearing and a clip of Congressman Tim Burchett reacting to Matt Gaetz’s claim of an alien-human hybrid breeding program and calling for disclosure, while the hosts debate the odds of alien visitation and mention alleged underwater craft reports. They then take subscriber questions on energy, arguing coal is undervalued, natural gas is extremely cheap versus oil (about $2.50 vs $100, shifting the usual 6:1 ratio to ~40:1), and explaining LNG’s transport constraints and EQT’s sensitivity to gas prices. They discuss mass migration into the U.S. from Latin America, speculate on motives, criticize Canadian political “wokeness,” address nuclear-war risk and Argentina/Israel relocation rumors, touch on pensions’ fragility, explain their Crisis Investing newsletter process, mention a VIP private placement called NAQI (earbud control tech), and share views on trusts.00:00 Aliens and Disappearances01:05 Art Bell Memories02:23 Congress UFO Clip04:47 Disclosure Day Hype05:29 Do the Math on Life08:23 Sci Fi and TV Picks10:45 Energy Question Coal12:51 Coal Gas and LNG15:33 Migration Debate20:33 Canada NDP Clip Setup21:12 Canada Genocide Claim22:52 Trans Surgery And Suicide24:00 WEF Momentum And War Fears25:31 Israel To Argentina Rumor27:26 Technocracy Rabbit Holes28:04 EQT Natural Gas Selloff29:03 Shipping Insurance And Straits31:28 Oil Shock And Australia33:14 Rebel Vocalists Talk34:56 Pensions And Dependency Risks37:25 Newsletter Workflow And Picks38:19 Private Tech Placement40:16 Trusts Pros And Cons42:43 Closing Thoughts And Farewell
TACO Tuesday?? Trump’s Iran Ultimatum, Energy Shock Fears, and Dubai’s Fragile Future Doug Caseys Take 2026-04-07 | https://www.crisisInvesting.comDoug and Matt discuss escalating tensions with Iran, criticizing Trump’s social media threats of “civilization” ending and calling his behavior unstable, with one suggesting the 25th Amendment. They argue U.S. involvement benefits Israel, dispute the “47 years” framing by citing the 1953 coup, and warn that threatening to cut power to Iran amounts to mass death. They anticipate potential Iranian retaliation against U.S. Gulf interests and infrastructure, triggering oil disruptions, diesel price spikes, global shortages (especially in Asia), and broader financial stress amid high debt and risky junk lending. They consider knock-on effects like reduced civilian air travel, then pivot to refuges and isolated places like Tristan da Cunha’s small, lobster-based community. Finally, they assess Dubai’s vulnerability in war and financial downturns, noting falling transaction volumes, possible car abandonments, and the city’s artificial, hard-to-maintain nature.00:00 D-Day Iran Threats01:30 Trump Unhinged Turn04:27 Bonkers Tweets Read05:44 Iran History Context07:21 Blowback and Terror Risk09:42 Oil Shock Global Fallout11:02 Debt Markets Unraveling14:14 Invoke 25th Amendment16:04 Escape Plans and Islands17:04 Tristan da Cunha Life20:42 Dubai Warzone Real Estate28:25 Nuclear War Fears29:31 Waiting for Taco Tuesday
Americas Economic Future Doug Caseys Take 2026-04-03 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comDoug and Matt discuss a podcast featuring MIT professor Ted Postel, agreeing the Iran war is an escalating catastrophe with unavoidable, chaotic economic consequences driven by higher petroleum prices. They answer subscriber questions on how rising diesel impacts mining all-in sustaining costs (estimated 10–25%), how to identify viable new business ideas by solving real problems, and how Doug would start investing today by focusing on currently cheap resource stocks while avoiding becoming a one-trick pony. Doug recounts a few tense travel encounters (Haiti and Congo), outlines private placement risks (illiquidity and funding needy companies) and rewards (discounts and warrants), and says no clear asymmetric trade exists without reliable on-the-ground information. They cover music royalties, Brazil travel and bureaucracy, vaccine skepticism, corn’s subsidies versus a bullish ag view, draft avoidance uncertainty, 401(k) dilemmas, dollar devaluation and gold, numismatics demand issues, and Hydrograph as a high-risk speculation where taking a “Casey Free Ride” is prudent.00:00 Subscriber Q&A Kickoff00:37 Podcast Takeaways on War02:20 Economic Shock and Energy Reality05:11 Mining Costs vs Diesel Spike06:23 Finding a Business Pain Point07:42 Starting Investing Today09:18 Dangerous Travel Stories13:42 Private Placements Risks15:23 Asymmetric Bets in Iran War18:08 Professor Jean on Long War21:11 Music Royalties and Dire Straits22:17 Brazil Outlook and Regions23:10 Brazil Travel Reality24:23 Visas And Travel Tightening25:16 Covid Vaccine Skepticism27:29 Corn Subsidy Machine30:08 Corn As Investment32:05 Draft Avoidance Talk33:45 Protecting 401k Savings35:39 Dollar Devaluation And Gold39:10 Numismatics Exit Strategy40:40 Women And Preparedness41:39 Buying Hydrograph Shares42:52 Hydrograph Buy More Guidance44:24 Free Ride Speculation Lesson45:30 Wrap Up And Next Week
DIY War, Oil, and a Market in Denial Doug Caseys Take 2026-04-01 | Join us at crisisinvesting.comThe hosts revive a “day in history” segment highlighting William Tyndale’s 1523 English Bible translation and argue that Sir Thomas More, though revered as a saint, used authorities to hunt down and execute Tyndale. They then discuss the speaker’s recent luncheon talk in Argentina for Rand Paul during his visit, where he said Javier Milei’s election is historically important but criticized Milei for not acting like an anarcho-capitalist, citing failures such as not abolishing the central bank, moving Argentina’s gold abroad, buying used F-16s, seeking NATO/Ukraine/Israel ties, and keeping foreign exchange controls. They note a $96 homemade MANPADS prototype as evidence of democratized warfare, then assess the US-Iran conflict’s changing warfare dynamics, vulnerability of carriers, and risks from Strait of Hormuz disruptions, UAE and Houthi escalation, and attacks on Russian facilities, warning of recession/depression amid rising rates, private credit stress, an AI/data-center bubble, and overvalued markets, while remaining bullish but cautious on gold, gold stocks, and select oil stocks.00:00 This Day in History Returns00:24 Tyndale and English Bible02:48 Saint Thomas More Exposed04:35 Speech for Rand Paul05:31 Milei Not Walking Talk06:45 Gold and Central Bank08:11 F-16s and NATO Drift10:52 DIY Manpad and Weapons12:44 Iran War Lessons14:21 Carriers and Tankers Vulnerable15:06 Trump Hegseth and War Spin19:54 Why War Won’t End20:43 War Versus Energy Shock22:03 UAE Escalation Risks23:24 Houthis and Red Sea Chokepoints24:31 Ukraine Strikes and Blowback25:48 Iranian Resolve and Retaliation27:15 Israel and Nuclear Escalation29:32 Oil Flow and Debt Spiral31:28 Private Credit and AI Bubble35:40 Markets in Denial38:54 Gold and Oil Positioning40:33 Democratized Warfare Ahead41:28 Wrap Up and Next Episode
Special Guest: Kevin Bambrough on Hydrograph and Nanotech Doug Caseys Take 2026-03-25 | Former Sprott CEO Kevin Bambrough on Hydrograph: Fractal Graphene, Nanotech’s Breakout MomentPodcast hosts interview Kevin Bambrough, author and former Sprott CEO, about why he became a major shareholder in Hydrograph and why he believes graphene—specifically Hydrograph’s turbo-stratic, fractal graphene aggregates—solves key industry problems like clumping and poor dispersion that plagued earlier graphite-derived approaches. Bambrough recounts his investing background and explains graphene’s sought-after properties (strength, conductivity, EMF shielding) and why Hydrograph’s purity and SP2 bonding matter for real-world applications. The panel discusses potential use cases across polymers, coatings, tires, construction materials, batteries, semiconductors, and military needs, plus Hydrograph’s patent moat and licensing potential. They cover manufacturing via acetylene/oxygen combustion in a chamber, economics such as a stated $250,000/ton price with far lower required loadings, modular “Hyperion” scaling, work with dozens of companies, and catalysts like EPA approvals, a possible Nasdaq listing, and a Texas gas-plant partnership, while noting execution and IP/theft as key risks.00:00 Meet Kevin Bamborough00:32 From Computers to Markets01:57 Sprott Years and Track Record03:19 Discovering Hydrograph05:36 Graphene Hype vs Reality07:46 Why Graphene Matters11:21 Hydrograph Fractal Advantage16:06 Sci Fi Use Cases20:47 AI Accelerates Innovation23:26 Moat Patents and Monopoly26:42 Is the Stock a Bubble30:59 Flow State Deep Research35:38 Graphene Types and Construction40:08 How the Graphene Is Made41:48 Detonation Cycle Basics42:34 Fractal Graphene Formation43:58 Pricing And Battery Value45:57 Polymer Bottles And Low Loading49:13 Unit Economics And Scaling51:59 First Customers And Auto Wins56:24 Texas Gas Plant Expansion59:16 Risks Patents And Execution01:08:51 Catalysts Nasdaq And Deals01:16:00 Final Takeaways And Wrap
Doug Casey: This Is “Ultra Serious” Doug Caseys Take 2026-03-20 | Iran Supply Destruction, Energy Shortages, and Why Gold Miners Are Still Hated Doug and Matt discuss escalating conflict in Iran, including attacks on production/refining/shipping facilities and the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz, arguing markets are underpricing the resulting supply destruction and global knock-on effects already seen in Asia (fuel shortages, reduced air travel, four-day work weeks). They criticize Trump’s actions and messaging, speculate about political fallout, and note reported U.S. losses and broader regional disruption, including Dubai’s tourism/finance and potential UAE banking stress. They react to Trump promoting watches and seeking a commemorative gold coin, then shift to investing: favoring commodity exposure (corn and possibly rice) due to fertilizer impacts, and urging gradual buying of cheap gold miners given extremely bearish sentiment and low P/E ratios. Subscriber Q&A covers Argentina relocation choices, Uruguay conference timing, “Great Reset” debate, drones, Falklands, media sources, short-term cash parking, war propaganda, carbon credits skepticism, mining catalysts (notably drill results in a bull market), and a coming interview with Hydrograph’s largest shareholder pitching a potential 100-to-1 case.00:00 Iran Strikes Escalate03:42 Energy Shockwaves Worldwide07:35 Dubai Fallout and Bank Risk09:07 Trump Watch Ad Controversy10:44 Coin Proposal and Removal Talk12:25 War Losses and Ground Invasion Fears14:36 Spending Blowout and Staff Resignations19:02 Insulating With Commodities20:15 Argentina Relocation Picks21:54 Subscriber Q and Great Reset Debate25:26 Drone Delivery Future26:04 Falklands Refuge Reality27:44 Rubicon Deep State Show28:13 Assessing Escobar Sources29:43 Buying Gold Miners Dip31:46 Learning Markets Slowly32:27 Red Pilling Youth Ethics36:52 Parking Cash Safely37:39 Iran War Propaganda Logic40:54 Carbon Streaming Skepticism42:19 Miners Sentiment Catalysts45:40 Junior Miner 10x Triggers47:41 Hydrograph Interview Tease49:09 Weekend Sign Off
Skynet, The City of London & More Doug Caseys Take 2026-03-13 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.com Doug and Matt discuss a Palantir Maven Smart System demo that fuses multiple military data feeds into one targeting workflow, likening it to “Skynet” and warning that removing the final human approval is near. They cover Anthropic’s stance on not enabling “evil” uses versus dependence on government contracts, and debate whether massive AI data center spending could become stranded as models advance quickly and projects like “Stargate” fall apart. Member questions address biometric border expansion and the end of travel privacy, lab-grown/transmuted gold and future supply from seawater, kelp, and asteroids, Cuba’s likely collapse and negotiations with the U.S., AI data center local costs, offshore gold storage and impending FX controls, City of London conspiracy claims, portfolio implications of Iran-related oil disruptions, gold miners vs juniors, broker access to Canada, stop-loss risks, Uruguay/Argentina as safer regions, and tech/nanotech as hardest to analyze.00:00 Palantir Skynet Demo04:24 Anthropic vs Pentagon06:25 AI Data Center Bubble10:19 Buenos Aires Round Table12:59 Tourism Overcrowding16:00 Air Travel Breaking Down19:33 Biometrics and Travel Privacy23:30 Lab Grown Gold Explained25:54 Cuba Next on the List28:17 Local Costs of Data Centers30:04 Data Center Bubble30:38 Offshore Gold Storage32:44 City of London Myths36:18 Oil Stocks and War38:21 Gold Miners Strategy41:42 Accessing Canadian Stocks43:10 Stop Loss Debate46:05 Uruguay as Safe Haven49:16 Israel Iran Motives53:07 Hardest Stocks to Analyze55:05 Wealth Transfer Prep56:35 Wrap Up and Next Week
Oil Spikes, Strait of Hormuz Disruption, and War Psychology Doug Caseys Take 2026-03-11 | Oil Spikes, Strait of Hormuz Disruption, and War Psychology: Doug on the Iran Conflict and Market RiskDoug and the host discuss how oil futures briefly hit $120 amid escalating conflict involving Iran, arguing markets still aren’t fully pricing the risks. They call the US action an unprovoked war, stress that wartime information is unreliable, and predict a long conflict followed by a major psychological campaign to build US public support, similar to COVID-era shifts. They cite reported destruction or severe damage to expensive US assets in the Gulf, disruption fears in places like Dubai, and the Strait of Hormuz being effectively closed, taking roughly 20% of global oil supply offline and prompting early global moves like rationing and price controls. They warn government interventions can worsen economic fallout, discuss positioning in commodities (notably a corn ETF) and oil stocks, and advise Americans to “panic early,” prepare for fuel/food shocks, possible cyberattacks, and broader supply-chain instability.00:00 Market Shock and Oil Spike00:38 Unprovoked War and Propaganda04:10 Backlash and Free Speech Costs07:10 Long War and Public Psyops09:32 Gulf Escalation and Energy Crunch13:02 Government Meddling and Trade Ideas22:03 Global Shipping Norms Unravel28:00 Prepare Early for Domestic Fallout32:25 Boots on the Ground and Wrap Up
A Market Crash Incoming? Doug Caseys Take 2026-03-06 | Markets, Middle East Escalation, and Global Risk: Subscriber Q&A on Investing, Relocation, and EthicsDoug and Matt answer subscriber questions, focusing first on an escalating conflict involving Iran and the Gulf that they view as extremely serious despite a muted market response; Doug says stock and bond markets are overpriced, warns of a potential crash, criticizes demands like “unconditional surrender,” questions U.S. involvement (including insuring ships in the Strait of Hormuz), and expects global economic spillovers, noting Gulf vulnerabilities such as desalination, food supply chains, and remittances. They then discuss Paraguay’s unusual culture and land-based investment opportunities, dividend investing (noting oil stocks), practicalities of living/investing in Uruguay and Argentina (including taxes and policy changes under Milei), resource investing diligence, when to sell gold/silver, IPO lockup/exit issues, storing metals abroad, and conclude with a discussion of ethical decision-making frameworks and concerns about political leadership’s morality.00:00 Market Reaction to Iran01:06 Overpriced Markets Warning02:50 Gulf Risks and Dubai04:08 Unconditional Surrender Debate05:12 Strait Insurance Plan06:49 Who Benefits From War08:27 Regional Spillover Effects10:21 Supply Chains and Remittances13:07 War as Market Catalyst13:46 Paraguay Living and Culture16:22 Paraguay Investing Basics17:55 Dividend Stocks and Oil18:26 Uruguay Plan B Logistics20:45 Tungsten Fund Question21:52 When to Sell Gold23:00 Selling Shares After IPO23:54 Iran Travel and Motives24:12 Missed Iran Polo Trip24:40 What the Iran War Is About26:40 Buying a Farm in Argentina29:01 Argentina Export Taxes Explained29:45 Why Gold Stocks Fall Out of Favor31:18 Is This the Last Gold Bull33:28 Staying in the US Safely35:27 Replacing Income After Selling37:30 Next High Ground Novel Update38:21 Getting Physical Gold in Uruguay38:57 War Impact on Mining Stocks40:41 Ethical Reasoning and Consequences46:19 Politics Morality and Wrap Up
This Is What A Crisis Looks Like!! Doug Caseys Take 2026-03-04 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.com Matt and Doug discuss the reported US invasion of Iran and warn it could escalate unpredictably and badly, potentially toward a wider regional conflict or even World War III. They argue information from the war zone is unreliable, but note Iran’s missile/drone capabilities and the economic asymmetry of expensive US interceptors versus cheap attacks. They criticize launching strikes during negotiations, question US motives tied to Israel and long-standing regional history, and describe risks around the Strait of Hormuz for oil, gas, and fertilizer flows. They debate claims about attacks on Gulf targets, possible Israeli involvement, and confusion over downed aircraft, while highlighting how infrastructure like data centers and banking systems can become targets. The conversation shifts to markets (gold, oil, selected stocks), and broader “greater depression” themes about public crisis-blindness, government growth, inflation, and household financial stress.00:00 War Breaks Out01:33 Bases Everywhere03:19 Fog of War05:20 Costly Interceptors05:59 Why Are We Involved08:17 Israel and US Aid11:29 Religious End Times15:33 Iran Strikes Back17:26 Negotiations Then Attack24:09 Strait of Hormuz Risks25:19 Escorts and Escalation28:11 Cyber and Infrastructure30:02 Who Hit the Refineries30:38 False Flags and Mossad Claims31:47 Fifteen Shootdown Mystery33:48 Casualties and Interceptor Costs35:07 Boots on Ground and Kurds37:32 Markets Gold and Oil Plays41:44 Why People Miss Crises49:29 Greater Depression Timeline50:13 How Iran War Ends50:59 Assassinations and Nuclear Risk54:12 Wrap Up and Audience Questions
Scam Warnings, Private Placements, & Gold Outlook Doug Caseys Take 2026-02-27 | Doug & Matt Q&A: Scam Warnings, Private Placements, Gold Outlook, Business Advice, and Living AbroadDoug and Matt warn subscribers about scammers impersonating them on Substack to pitch a mentorship program with urgent funding deadlines, stressing they will never solicit business opportunities and that their only related activity is sharing private placement ideas with VIP members. They discuss strong recent performance in small mining stocks, arguing the sector remains tiny, illiquid, and largely unowned by the public and fund managers, and explain why they favor private placements for discounts and warrants, citing a VIP deal in Midnight Sun copper explorer bought at $0.22 with a $0.30 warrant and later trading above $1.35. They answer questions on starting or buying businesses by focusing on solving niche problems and avoiding “influencer” strategies, remain bullish on gold and related stocks, discuss English-speaking relocation options and Chile’s livability, share stories about reckless youthful speeding, touch on glyphosate concerns, and speculate about potential U.S. action against Iran.00:00 Scam Alert Mentorship Messages01:18 Mining Stocks Bull Market Thesis03:16 Private Placements VIP Strategy05:17 Starting Businesses Finding a Niche07:11 Influencer Culture Reality Check11:04 Reinvesting Profits Trend Following11:51 Second Residency English Options14:43 Corvette Chase Jail Story17:27 Muscle Cars and Drag Racing20:16 Gold Price Overextension Debate23:21 Living in Chile Pros and Cons26:12 Glyphosate and Organic Food28:06 Holding Cash in Treasuries28:44 Buying a Business Owner Financing30:33 Iran War Talk and Wrap Up
Iran & Epstein Fallout Doug Caseys Take 2026-02-20 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comDoug and the host discuss escalating tensions with Iran and the risks of US military action, then pivot to media and politics including Washington Post subscriber losses/layoffs, Trump’s cabinet optics, Pam Bondi’s testimony, and expectations around the Epstein files. They answer subscriber questions on the DEAGEL report, the dollar and immigration, retiring in El Salvador vs. the Southern Cone, robot leasing and rapid advances in China, unrealized-gains taxation in the Netherlands, rare-earth supply constraints, lawfare experiences and AI-driven enforcement, Hong Kong property, and why they favor gold/silver and mining stocks over overpriced US equities.00:00 Iran War Drumbeat: Carriers, Motives, and Blowback Risks04:06 Nukes, News Fatigue, and Tuning Out the Doom Cycle07:22 Washington Post Meltdown: Subscribers, Layoffs, and AI Newsrooms10:53 Scouting America & Eagle Scout Perks (Plus a Fed Chair Joke)15:48 Pam Bondi, Trump’s Cabinet Optics, and the Epstein Files Fallout20:47 Subscriber Q&A: The Deagel Report—Forecast or Psyop?23:31 If the Dollar Loses Reserve Status: Immigration, Inflation, and Tariffs26:46 Retiring to El Salvador vs. the Southern Cone (Argentina Rumors)29:21 Free Speech vs. the State: When “Hate” Becomes a Censorship Pretext29:50 Robot Ownership Goes Subscription: Leasing, Updates, and Remote Kill Switches31:28 China’s Humanoid Robot Boom: Dances, Kung Fu, and a Friendly Terminator Future32:25 Netherlands’ Unrealized Gains Tax Shock: Capital Flight, Passports, and US Spillover35:10 Can the West Replace China’s Rare Earth Processing? The Real Bottleneck36:54 Lawfare in Practice: The Domain Name Lawsuit That Cost $35K39:11 AI + the Legal System: $3,500/hr Lawyers and the Coming Explosion of Automated Enforcement41:52 If Democrats Sweep Power: Portfolio Defense, Debt Reality, and Why Gold Stays44:03 Seasteading & City-States: Why It’s a Billionaire’s Game (Minerva, Honduras, and Coast Guards)47:45 Hong Kong Property Revisited: Common Law, Deflation, and a Legendary Real Estate Win49:25 Should You Avoid US Stocks? Overvaluation, Currency Debasement, and the Mining Stocks Bet (Wrap-Up)
Will Gold Stocks “Re-Rate” When Earnings Catch Up to $Gold? Doug Caseys Take 2026-02-13 | Crisis Investing Q&A: Gold Miners, US Politics, and Safe Investments with Doug CaseyIn this episode, Doug Casey addresses questions from Crisis Investing subscribers. Topics include the impact of gold prices on miners and explorers, the potential benefits of keeping a portion of your portfolio in cash, and the possible advantages of investing in Aris Mining's planned move to the NYSE. Doug also gives his take on meeting political figures, the risks of investing in private companies, and the merits of retiring in Panama. Additionally, Doug discusses the issues with security in Mexico, the implications of Uruguay's president visiting China, and the considerations for storing gold to avoid potential US government confiscation.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:11 Gold Miners and Stock Appreciation01:50 Meeting Political Figures06:15 Private Company Investments08:05 Cash Management Strategies09:36 Aris Mining and NYSE Listing10:50 The Great Taking and Economic Concerns12:41 Retirement in Panama and Other Locations14:53 Silver Investment Risks in Mexico16:49 US-China Relations and Uruguay's Strategy17:58 Gold Confiscation and Offshore Storage19:14 Conclusion and Wrap-Up
What Happens To Gold Stocks In A Crisis? Doug Caseys Take 2026-02-06 | Get an education on mining stocks: expertsroundtable.substack.com/p/rua-gold-corp-doug-caseys-expertsFree newsletter on critical minerals: statespeculator.substack.comSubscribe to CrisisInvesting.comIn this episode, Doug discusses a range of topics from Bitcoin's long-term viability and real estate opportunities in Argentina, to strategic investments in gold and specific mining stocks. He also addresses listener questions on fractional reserve banking, the state of the Japanese stock market, and the impact of financialization on various assets. Additionally, Doug gives his insights on a new Hollywood movie, the difference between commodity prices in the East and West, and strategies for investing in small and medium enterprises.00:00 Introduction and Subscriber Questions00:21 Bitcoin's Viability as a Currency05:18 Bitcoin's Financialization and Market Dynamics12:44 Real Estate Opportunities in Argentina19:01 Investing in Small and Medium Enterprises21:18 Gold Mining Stocks and Market Analysis28:18 Christianity's Influence on Western Civilization40:29 Doug's Take on Ari's Strategic Mining43:40 Review of DiCaprio's New Film47:34 Gold as a Tier One Asset and Tax Implications49:51 Investing in the Japanese Stock Market54:36 Silver Market Dynamics and Arbitrage59:12 Fractional Reserve Banking and Usury01:04:53 Stock Market Crash and Precious Metals01:11:42 Stop-Loss Strategies in Mining Stocks
State Capitalism & Mining Stocks Doug Caseys Take 2026-02-04 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.com In this episode, Doug and Matt discuss the recent activity in metals and mining markets, including the U.S. government's strategic initiatives to stockpile critical minerals. They scrutinize Trump's $12 billion Project Vault and proposals to expand the export-import bank's budget, exploring how these moves could affect the mining industry. The conversation then shifts to the burgeoning AI landscape, noting developments in AI that enable bots to interact, remember, and even form communities autonomously. Doug and Matt also delve into the criticism of governmental interference and potential impacts on investors, touching on the broader implications of AI on the job market and future technological advancements. The episode wraps up with investment advice and Doug's thoughts on regulatory changes.00:00 Introduction and Market Overview00:16 Government Interventions in Mining01:06 Economic Implications of Government Actions03:23 Historical Context and Strategic Metals11:05 AI Developments and Ethical Considerations18:35 Impact of AI on Jobs and Industries23:09 Gold and Silver Market Dynamics30:13 Conclusion and Investment Advice
Silver Top? When To Sell? Doug Caseys Take 2026-01-30 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comIn this episode, Doug and Matt tackle timely questions from their subscribers, focusing on the escalating tensions with Iran and potential U.S. actions under President Trump. They explore the potential impacts on regional stability and the global economic landscape, including how it might affect oil prices and military strategies. The conversation shifts to the precious metals market, with an emphasis on silver and gold’s recent bullish run, investment strategies, and the arbitrage between different markets. Doug and Matt also advice on when to sell and swap precious metals, discuss the impact of industrial demand on prices, and address the importance of a global perspective on investments.00:00 Introduction and Subscriber Questions00:14 Potential Conflict with Iran06:16 Market Reactions and Precious Metals07:17 Silver Market Dynamics10:53 Investment Strategies and Market Chaos20:49 Portfolio Management and Broker Recommendations25:18 Big Producer and Royalty Names28:08 Physical Precious Metal Storage31:24 Financial Newsletters for Investments35:49 Gold and Silver Market Trends38:52 Antiquated Metals Pricing in Mining Reports42:30 Final Thoughts and Future Outlook
Our Portfolio Booms While Things Fall Apart Doug Caseys Take 2026-01-28 | Subscribe to Crisis Investing for 20% off. Expires January 30th→ 20% off link: crisisinvesting.com/2026In this video, Doug and Matt return to discuss the escalating chaos in the world, marked notably by the controversial events in Minnesota. They analyze President Trump's negotiation tactics with Governor Waltz and express strong opinions on Trump's sociopathic behavior. They delve into the controversial ICE killings, offering sharp criticism of ICE agents' actions and highlighting systemic issues within the agency. Moving on to financial matters, they discuss the significant rise in gold and silver prices, with Doug reaffirming his long-term support for precious metals while acknowledging the complexities and market behaviors influencing their value. They also explore the troubling economic outlook, including declining consumer confidence and the weakening of the US dollar, predicting a potential future reliance on gold-backed currency amid growing instability.00:00 Morning Banter and Fashion Commentary01:10 Trump's Negotiation Tactics and Sociopathy03:29 ICE Killings and Public Reactions08:25 Detailed Analysis of ICE Incidents12:31 ICE Recruitment and Aggression17:13 Future Implications and Solutions20:45 Trump's Missed Opportunities and Narcissism22:44 Political Divisions and Community Impact24:11 Gold and Silver Market Analysis27:39 Investment Strategies in Precious Metals32:27 Economic Consequences and Future Predictions41:42 Final Thoughts and Subscription Offer
Silver over $100! What comes next? Doug Caseys Take 2026-01-23 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.com In this enlightening episode, Matt and Doug discuss the historic highs in silver, breaching $100 per ounce, and gold approaching $5000. They analyze the rapid movement in the precious metals markets, discuss strategies for holding and buying more, and delve into the lagging performance of mining stocks. They touch on broader economic issues, including Trump’s political maneuvers, global unrest, and the absurdity of the ongoing drug war. Doug shares insights on historical U.S. territorial expansion, the implications of Alberta’s potential secession, Trump’s so-called ‘Board of Peace,’ and the intense dynamics involving China and other global powers. Listener questions spark discussions on diverse investing strategies, private ownership, and managing personal wealth amidst chaotic global markets.00:00 Market Madness: Silver and Gold Surge02:00 Mining Stocks: The Hidden Gems04:17 Experts Roundtable: Insights and Discussions06:43 Trump's WEF Speech and Political Reactions08:16 The Board of Peace: Trump's Global Strategy13:56 Drug War and Societal Issues18:15 Global Territories: Greenland, Cuba, and More30:21 The Pathological Behavior of Leaders30:41 Jared Kushner's Vision for Gaza31:40 The Unpredictable Future32:53 Comparing Trump and Gorbachev35:58 David Rogers Webb's Choice to Stay in Europe41:52 Investing in Newsletters and Media Outlets51:27 Alternative Investments: Farmland and Royalties56:10 The Future of the US Dollar58:49 Conclusion and Farewell
Trumps Debt Band-Aids And The New Board of Peace Doug Caseys Take 2026-01-17 | Mentioned in this video: CrisisInvesting.comExpertsroundtable.substack.comswpcayman.com (gold storage) In this episode, Doug Casey and the host discuss a variety of topics including Trump's recent recognition of the cost of living crisis in America and his proposed solutions, like a 10% cap on credit card interest and a $2,000 rebate on tariffs. They also dive into Trump's Board of Peace for the Gaza Peace Plan and the individuals involved. The conversation extends to commentary on healthcare, mortgage plans, and the broader economic outlook, alongside Doug's personal insights on various geopolitical issues such as El Salvador's crackdown on MS gangs, Alberta's potential independence, and prospects of underwater mining. Viewers' questions range from precious metals storage to the viability of gemstone investments, making it a comprehensive discussion on multiple pertinent topics.00:00 Introduction and Viewer Questions00:10 Trump's Cost of Living Proposals03:05 Critique of Trump's Economic Plans06:46 Healthcare and Insurance Issues11:49 Housing Market and Mortgage Ideas17:06 Trump's Gaza Peace Plan27:58 Viewer Questions on Investments and Global Politics33:24 Discussing El Salvador's Prison System38:06 Stock Ownership and Physical Certificates42:33 Real Estate Market During Economic Crisis46:35 Dividends in Physical Gold54:03 Alberta's Potential Independence55:39 Deep Underwater Autonomous Mining57:50 Speculation on Iraqi Dinar Reevaluation01:02:52 Casey's Speculation and Development01:05:19 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Will Trump Finish His Term? Doug Caseys Take 2026-01-14 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.com or phyle.co In this episode, Doug and Matt return from a six-week hiatus to discuss a busy period marked by significant global events, including the volatile gold and silver markets, recent actions in Venezuela, and the unstable geopolitical landscape. Doug offers a broad, 30,000-foot view of the current global situation, predicting that instability will increase, potentially leading to significant political changes in the U.S., such as the possibility of Trump not finishing his term. The conversation also delves deeply into the political tension within the U.S., highlighting Trump's administration's aggressive stance on immigration, the controversial role of ICE agents, and potential civil unrest in Minnesota. Additionally, they analyze the political climate in Iran and Venezuela, contemplating the implications of U.S. foreign interventions. The discussion closes with concerns about the financial system and the potential for a significant economic downturn.00:00 Introduction and Current Events Overview01:00 Political Predictions and Trump's Future04:20 Iran and Military Strategies09:43 Venezuela and Speculative Investments14:09 Minneapolis and Somali Immigration Issues22:33 ICE and Police Brutality24:47 Political Figures and Their Controversies26:20 Government Corruption and Financial Mismanagement28:29 Minnesota's ICE Surge and Public Reaction29:40 The Role of Femininity in Society31:35 Potential Civil Unrest and Global Conflicts40:35 Concerns About the Future
Stop Leaving Your Money to People Who Hate You: Doug Casey and Johann Kurtz Doug Caseys Take 2025-11-28 | Johann Kurtz on 'Leaving a Legacy': Vital Insights into Multigenerational Wealth and Family DynastiesJohann's important book: https://a.co/d/7OmwAS6Substack: becomingnoble.substack.comJoin us for an enlightening conversation with Johann Kurtz, author of 'Leaving a Legacy: Inheritance, Charity, and Thousand-Year Families.' Johann discusses the thought-provoking questions that spurred the creation of his book, focusing on the moral, philosophical, and practical reasons for preserving family wealth across generations. He delves into the societal impacts of disinheriting children, the importance of instilling values and responsibility in wealthy heirs, and the pivotal role of family legacies. Learn how ancient traditions, stewardship, and family identity can shape the future of dynastic wealth. Don't miss this episode for a deep dive into preserving family heritage and creating lasting impact.00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement00:23 The Inspiration Behind the Book00:55 The Moral Debate on Inheritance02:37 Challenges of Preserving Wealth04:01 Raising Wealthy Children Responsibly08:22 Philosophical and Theological Perspectives16:38 The Role of Wealth in Society32:22 The Importance of Rituals and Traditions40:07 The Decline of Western Civilization40:30 The Role of Religion in Society41:07 Challenges Facing Western Europe41:56 The Future of Society and Community42:45 The Importance of Moral Foundations46:51 Freedom and Self-Mastery48:59 The Role of Family and Community50:12 Personal Reflections and Decisions54:13 Raising Children with Values58:30 The Importance of Family History01:03:08 The Role of Books and Writing01:08:12 Final Thoughts and Reflections
Skyscraper Effect, Resource Revolution & More Doug Caseys Take 2025-11-21 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comIn this episode, Doug Casey and Matt discuss various questions from their subscribers. Topics range from the impact of AI on jobs, the enduring value of businesses that AI cannot replace, and the economic implications of universal basic income. They also delve into the 'skyscraper effect' as a predictor of financial downturns in places like Punta del Este, Uruguay. The discussion then shifts to the future prospects of commodities like gold, silver, uranium, and rare earths, and the potential geopolitical impacts of China's dominance in rare earth processing. Other subjects include the state of Uruguay as a plan B destination, particularly in the context of moving there post-pandemic, and the broader implications of transitioning to a war economy. Lastly, they touch on the progress of Doug's 'Higher Ground' novel series and share insights on monetary metals and rare earth mining investments.00:00 Introduction and Subscriber Questions00:18 Impact of AI on Business and Employment01:20 Universal Basic Income and Future of Work06:53 Embracing AI and Technological Advancements07:50 Skyscraper Effect and Real Estate Market13:14 Crisis Investing Sentiment on Commodities18:17 Rare Earths and Global Production21:45 Higher Ground Novels and Future Plans23:24 Monetary Metals and Gold Lending24:19 The Value of Gold and Counterparty Risk25:09 War Economy and Its Implications28:34 US Foreign Policy and Venezuela32:15 Uruguay: A Step Back in Time39:20 Plan B Destinations in Europe43:17 Concluding Remarks and Future Plans
Doug Casey and Michael Yon Doug Caseys Take 2025-11-14 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.com In this episode, Michael Yon joins the discussion late at night from Japan, sharing his experiences and insights on a range of subjects. Yan talks about his recent bear hunting adventures in Northern Honshu and the rising bear attacks in Japan. He delves into historical and contemporary issues concerning globalism, the depopulation agenda, and the rewilding of various countries. Yon also connects these themes to current events in Japan, Thailand, Venezuela, Argentina, and the U.S., offering a detailed historical context that ties everything together. The conversation explores the importance of being adaptable in changing times and underscores the significance of private initiatives and self-sufficiency in the face of globalist agendas. Whether it's discussing historical colonization, modern economic strategies, or the psychological impacts of widespread drug use, Yon provides a thorough, thought-provoking examination of global politics and survival strategies.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:17 Bear Hunter Adventures in Japan01:47 Bear Attacks and Infographic02:44 The Legendary Bear Hunter's Skills07:53 Bear Meat and Historical Context10:52 Japan's Rewilding and Population Issues12:39 Global Rewilding and Depopulation16:07 Thailand's Resilience and Opium History32:31 Globalism and Narcissistic Elites36:39 Understanding Trump's Predictability37:13 Personal Encounters with Political Figures40:25 Insights on Middle Eastern Conflicts43:13 Water Wars and Geoengineering45:51 Historical Context of Global Conflicts48:31 Colonial Strategies and Modern Implications58:08 The Role of Religion in Geopolitics01:03:40 Globalist Architecture and Historical Treaties01:08:41 Spanish and Portuguese Ambitions in Japan01:09:40 Global Superstructures and Their Evolution01:10:20 American Expansion and Manifest Destiny01:11:16 Nagasaki and Japanese Resistance to Globalism01:12:50 Modern Global Players and Tech Oligarchs01:14:57 Survival Strategies in a Changing World01:16:51 Historical Conflicts and Strategic Locations01:30:29 Panama Canal and American Global Strategy01:35:12 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
Doug Caseys Back: Stimi Checks, 15 Year Car Loans, Hate Speech, And More Doug Caseys Take 2025-11-12 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comGet the book, The Preparation, here: https://a.co/d/1hZ3HkPIn this episode, Doug and Matt reconnect after a long hiatus to discuss pressing issues in politics and economics. They analyze the bizarre relationship between Trump and an Al-Qaeda figure, the alarming state of free speech legislation in South Korea, and the absurdity of 15-year car loans. They also touch on the implications of tariffs, the unemployment crisis among college graduates, and the future prospects in a world increasingly influenced by AI and robotics. Towards the end, they passionately promote their book aimed at helping young men navigate these turbulent times.00:00 Introduction and Catching Up00:21 Al-Qaeda and Trump: A Bizarre Alliance03:38 Hate Speech and Freedom of Expression05:36 The Absurdity of 15-Year Car Loans11:15 Capital Controls and Financial Restrictions15:58 Trump's Tariff Dividends and Corruption21:12 Trump's World Coin and Financial Maneuvering21:59 The Rise of Humanoid Robots23:35 Somali Political Dynamics in Minneapolis26:42 US-Venezuela Relations and Narco-Terrorism33:08 The Crisis of College Graduates and Employment34:10 Promoting the Book: A Solution for Young Men42:04 Conclusion and Call for Questions
Cultural Crossroads: Istanbul to Azerbaijan Doug Caseys Take 2025-10-29 | In this episode, Doug and Matt kick off their travel story from the Hotel in Istanbul. They share vivid memories of Doug’s first trip in 1967 via the Orient Express. The conversation then pivots to their recent adventure in Azerbaijan, including a rare visit to formerly occupied territories and discussions about the nation's surprising development and infrastructure projects. Despite confronting complex historical and geopolitical themes, including tensions with Armenia, the duo highlights the transformative progress of Azerbaijan. From recounting exhilarating high-speed convoy rides to reflecting on the modernization evident from Baku to the countryside, Doug and Matt paint a comprehensive picture of a nation on the rise. They wrap up with contemplative discussions on American infrastructure, global homogenization, and the shifting sands of global power. Join them for a deep dive into exotic travel, history, and contemporary geopolitics.00:00 Welcome to Istanbul00:30 Luxury Stay at Kempinski Hotel02:12 Journey to Azerbaijan03:33 Exploring Baku and Occupied Territories04:10 Extreme Traveler International Congress06:03 Adventures in Former War Zones09:41 Azerbaijan's Rapid Development15:46 Comparing Infrastructure: Azerbaijan vs. USA18:50 Homogenization of Cultures23:01 Authoritarianism and Optimism in Azerbaijan23:52 Visit to Garba University25:43 Impressive Students and Propaganda Awareness26:54 Azerbaijan-Armenia Conflict and Personal Stories28:40 Nation States and Historical Conflicts29:37 US Cultural and Infrastructure Decline30:45 Azerbaijan's Reconstruction and Symbolism34:55 Observations on Islam in Azerbaijan37:14 Media Coverage and Propaganda42:04 Geopolitical Importance of Azerbaijan44:36 Travel Experiences and Reflections
Gold Fever: The Future of Precious Metals Doug Caseys Take 2025-10-10 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comDoug and Matt discuss Doug's recent travel from Virginia to Buenos Aires, gourmet Pacific Northwest seafood, and the impact of gold's rising value on their financial outlook. They delve into the potential devaluation of the US dollar and its implications on gold investments. The conversation also touches on the deployment of National Guard troops in American cities, the likelihood of a civil war, and Trump's chances of winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Lastly, they discuss the controversial death of Charlie Kirk and the ensuing implications.00:00 Introduction and Travel Woes01:03 Seafood Delights and Subscriber Gifts03:13 Travel Plans and Gold Market Insights05:37 Gold as a Financial Safe Haven08:47 Global Gold Dynamics15:26 National Guard Deployment Controversy20:00 Racial and Religious Demographics in America21:28 Economic Disguises and Human Emotions23:27 Federal Government's Role in Local Issues26:46 The Nobel Peace Prize and Its Controversies31:38 The Charlie Kirk Assassination and Its Implications38:33 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans
Doug Casey on the Government Shutdown, Trump’s Power Grab, and the Coming Chaos Doug Caseys Take 2025-10-03 | What can you do? Get prepared financially by subscribing to crisisinvesting.com and with skill development from our new book, The Preparation: https://a.co/d/f8XtkcZGovernment Shutdown, Trump's Power Moves, and Global Political Chaos DiscussedIn this episode, Doug and his co-host discuss the recent government shutdown and its implications, with particular focus on how it may benefit President Trump by allowing him to make changes without congressional approval. They express concerns about Trump's increasing authoritarian tendencies and potential impacts on US democracy. The conversation then shifts to the erosion of Western civilization, chaotic immigration policies, and the rise of data centers and technology's role in tracking and controlling people. They also explore the possibility of future geopolitical conflicts, particularly in Europe and the Middle East, and the role of technological advancements like robotics and AI. Additionally, Doug shares his insights on living in Costa Rica and transporting pets during international travel.00:00 Introduction and Government Shutdown Discussion00:47 Trump's Power and Government Changes02:31 Trump's Unpredictable Actions and Future Speculations05:55 Questions from Members: Immigration and National Identity07:26 Western Civilization and Political Chaos15:31 Data Centers and Technological Bubbles27:10 Robotics and Cloud Processing28:37 The Rise of Robots and AI31:39 Global Military Tensions33:37 Digital IDs and Government Control35:24 Political Violence and Social Unrest44:32 Costa Rica as a Safe Haven47:39 Transporting Pets Internationally49:26 Concluding Thoughts on Global Issues
Nationalize the Gold Mines? Doug Caseys Take 2025-09-26 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comIn this episode, Doug answers a range of questions from members of the file. Topics covered include concerns over potential gold mine nationalization in Canada, the state of Battle Bank, investment opportunities in Uruguay's real estate market, 'Doug Caseys free ride' investment principle, and potential internal chaos in Brazil. Doug also touches on the rise of evangelical Christianity, prohibition of usury in Islam, and the idea of opening a Rick's Cafe in unstable regions. The session concludes with Doug's humorous take on speculative investments in lunar exploration and a brief discussion about the adaptation of his novels for film.00:00 Introduction and Membership Information00:16 Canada's Gold Reserves and Potential Nationalization04:02 Battle Bank's Promissory Note Offering08:05 Real Estate Investment in Uruguay11:22 The Casey Free Ride Principle18:30 Global Perception of Americans21:59 Obama's Aura vs. Trump's International Image22:50 Religious Conflicts and Prohibitions28:05 Lunar Exploration: Investment or Gamble?29:31 Opening a Rick's Cafe in Nicaragua or Venezuela34:34 Turning Books into Movies38:07 Potential Chaos in Brazil40:28 Wrapping Up and Looking Ahead
New Alliances Leading Us to Disaster Doug Caseys Take 2025-09-19 | Find us at: www.crisisinvesting.comIn this episode, Doug discusses a range of global and domestic topics. Highlights include a new defense pact between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia following a significant meeting in Doha, and historical reflections on George Washington's farewell letter advising against foreign entanglements. Doug critiques the current state of U.S. foreign policy and comments on the ongoing political climate, including reactions to Charlie Kirk’s situation and potential changes around domestic policies involving Antifa. The discussion also touches on speculative events like 9/11, the Las Vegas shooting, and other conspiracy theories, considering their societal and political impacts.00:00 Introduction and Weekly Overview00:20 Middle East Defense Pact: Pakistan and Saudi Arabia04:14 George Washington's Farewell Address08:24 US Domestic Issues: Charlie Kirk and Government Overreach24:25 Speculations and Conspiracies29:53 Conclusion and Sign Off
America on the Precipice: Charlie Kirk, Cultural Fracture, and Economic Collapse Doug Caseys Take 2025-09-17 | Analyzing Chaos: Charlie Kirk's Assassination and Its Broader ImplicationsIn today's episode, Doug and Matt delve into the controversial assassination of Charlie Kirk and its broader societal and economic implications. The discussion covers a wide range of topics including the potential economic instability facing the US, comparisons to historical events like the 1960s and the Vietnam War, the cultural divide between liberal and conservative factions, and the role of hate speech in modern politics. They also analyze the official story surrounding Kirk's assassination, highlighting inconsistencies and potential motives, while drawing parallels to other significant events. This conversation seeks to understand the symptom of larger issues bubbling beneath the surface in contemporary America.00:00 Introduction and Current Events Overview00:48 Historical Context and Comparisons02:22 Economic and Social Instability05:42 The Role of Hate Speech and Government Actions09:53 Digital and Cultural Divide15:29 Economic Predictions and Manufacturing Decline21:22 Charlie Kirk Assassination Theories32:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Charlie Kirk, Mercantilism, and More Doug Caseys Take 2025-09-12 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comIn this episode, Doug discusses the shocking news of Charlie Kirk's assassination, the suspect's arrest, and the potential implications for U.S. politics. Doug also dives into an in-depth analysis of Trump's economic policies, comparing them to mercantilism and economic fascism, and explores their potential impact on the American economy. Lastly, Doug answers listener questions on buying small businesses, Argentina's economic outlook post-Miley elections, and his long-held dream of opening a 'Rick's Cafe Americaine'.00:00 Introduction and Breaking News00:14 Who Was Charlie Kirk?02:57 Details of the Assassination04:30 Speculations and Conspiracies06:09 Potential Political Impact12:05 Trump's Mercantilism Strategy13:50 Economic Fascism Explained24:53 The Role of Tariffs in Economic Strategy27:50 Trump's Economic and Foreign Policies30:01 Impact of Economic Policies on Standard of Living32:39 Advice on Small Business Ventures37:00 Argentina's Political and Economic Landscape41:26 Opportunities in Emerging Markets48:30 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell
Fast Boats and Market Crash Doug Caseys Take 2025-09-05 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comJoin Doug and Matt as they delve into the recent U.S. Navy's decision to blow up a Venezuelan fast boat, discussing its implications and the broader geopolitical issues surrounding it. They also address questions on market crash predictions, the current stock market's high valuations, and potential investment strategies. Additionally, Doug shares his thoughts on alternative residences, speculative investments in gold and silver, and the role of the World Economic Forum in global politics. Lastly, they highlight the importance of personal preparedness in an uncertain world.00:00 Introduction and Greetings00:03 Controversial Incident: US Navy and Venezuelan Fast Boat02:43 Discussion on US Drug Policy and Fentanyl05:12 Trump's Actions and Political Climate07:16 Stock Market Predictions and Investment Strategies15:49 Global Relocation Advice18:14 Speculative Investments and Precious Metals25:18 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
Lets talk about solutions Doug Caseys Take 2025-08-15 | Navigating Future Uncertainties: Gold, AI, and Crisis Investing with Doug and Matthttps://www.crisisInvesting.comConference: crisisinvesting.com/p/the-plan-b-uruguay-conference-with-72chttps://www.ThePreparation.com (book released on Amazon as of Monday Aug 18)In this episode, Doug and Matt tackle critical questions from their community concerning the future of gold ownership in a world trending towards digital currencies, the implications of AI advancements, and the shifting landscape of international finance. They discuss practical solutions for protecting and growing your wealth, including investing in high-tech stocks and crisis programs, and the importance of international diversification. They also touch on geopolitical conflicts, supply chain disruptions, and the shifting buyer base in Uruguay as a potential 'Plan B' destination. Tune in for a detailed foresight into these vital issues and insights on safeguarding your financial future.00:00 Introduction and Time Constraints00:08 Owning Physical Gold: Practical Considerations03:03 International Banking and Upcoming Conference06:31 Supply Chain Issues and Economic Chaos11:51 Future Predictions: AI, Robots, and Economic Shifts18:14 Investment Strategies and Crisis Investing24:05 Uruguay's Real Estate Market and Diversification26:08 Geopolitical Dynamics and Strongman Politics30:40 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
The Era Of Big Man Politics Doug Caseys Take 2025-08-13 | Article Mentioned: zerohedge.com/markets/every-fkin-day-bro-glimpse-life-hedge-fund-manager-under-trump-20Join us in Uruguay for our Plan B Conference: crisisinvesting.com/p/the-plan-b-uruguay-conference-with-72cIn this episode, Doug and the host discuss the chaotic and unpredictable life of a hedge fund manager during Trump 2.0. They explore various financial and political topics, including Trump's tariffs, the influence of his policies on global markets, the complexities of trading under such circumstances, and the colossal rise in national debt. They also delve into the potential geopolitical consequences of Trump's deals with countries like Armenia, Azerbaijan, Congo, and Rwanda. Doug shares his investment strategies and insights on navigating through the noise and making reasonable decisions in these turbulent times. Tune in for a deep dive into the unpredictable world of finance and politics under the current administration.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:03 The Chaotic Life of a Hedge Fund Manager00:50 Trump's Influence and Global Chaos04:32 Trade Tariffs and Business Uncertainty06:13 ICE Hiring and Government Spending08:22 International Deals and Diplomacy15:13 Economic Speculations and Investments26:27 Conclusion and Upcoming Plans
American Nihilism Doug Caseys Take 2025-08-09 | Join us for our Plan B Uruguay Conference: crisisinvesting.com/p/the-plan-b-uruguay-conference-with-72cIn this episode, Doug discusses a range of topics including the rise of nihilism among young people, the best ways to store money for UK citizens, the feasibility of a US-EU trade deal, and the impact of billionaires and their investments. He also touches on the significance of tattoos, the challenges of modern banking systems, and the importance of nuclear power for tech giants. Furthermore, Doug shares insights on various locations for expats, the current political climate, and strategies for managing wealth and assets.00:00 Introduction and First Question00:14 Exploring Nihilism in Youth05:16 Storing Money for UK Citizens07:02 US-EU Trade Deal Analysis10:15 Sovereign Banking and Local Credit14:14 The Trend of Tattoos19:48 Tech Giants and Nuclear Power27:48 The Future of Politics and Government32:21 The Dynamics of Giving and Receiving Advice34:11 Exploring the Concept of Irania in South Africa37:23 Comparing Uruguay and Panama for Expatriates41:05 Warren Buffet's Market Strategy and Gold42:13 Storing Gold and Silver as Collateral43:49 The Nature of Governments and Voting46:37 The Role and Movement of Billionaires52:43 Healthcare and Safety in Uruguay57:14 Logistics of Moving Abroad01:00:15 Conclusion and Upcoming Plans
Economic Hardship, Palantir, And Drones Over New Jersey Doug Caseys Take 2025-08-06 | Join us at our Plan B Conference in Uruguay: crisisinvesting.com/p/the-plan-b-uruguay-conference-with-72cIn this episode, Doug and Matt discuss the Federal Reserve's proposal to revalue the U.S. gold reserves and the implications of such a move. They delve into Trump's recent firing of the Department of Labor head and the current state of the U.S. economy, focusing on the housing market and the mounting student loan debt crisis. The conversation shifts to the decline of the Boy Scouts and the changing dynamics of youth activities. They also discuss the release of their upcoming book, which offers alternatives to traditional college education. The episode concludes with discussions about immigration issues and the alarming advancements in surveillance technology.00:00 Introduction and Federal Reserve's Gold Revaluation02:10 Trump's Labor Statistics Controversy02:52 Housing Market and Sociological Implications04:10 Student Loan Debt Crisis08:26 The Value of College Education15:30 Trump's Mysterious Drone Incident17:22 Citizenship by Investment Programs21:16 Event Announcement and Deadlines22:12 Reflections on Economic Citizenship22:41 The Decline of the Boy Scouts26:43 Modern Challenges for Youth30:45 The Rise of Palantir38:19 Immigration and Welfare Issues42:28 Conclusion and Upcoming Q&A
Cowards and Warfare Doug Caseys Take 2025-07-30 | Find us at www.crisisinvesting.comIn this episode, Doug and Matt discuss recent events and trends in corporate America, the implications of tariffs, and broader political and economic issues. They delve into the fallout from a controversial ad by American Eagle, discuss the consequences of Trump's tariff strategies, and explore the influence of AI and big data on global conflicts. They also touch on the current state of Western civilization and end with updates on their upcoming book. Major points include corporate cowardice, the misuse of power by state and corporate entities, and the role of military and economic policies in shaping global affairs.00:00 Introduction and Catching Up00:37 American Eagle's Controversial Ad Campaign01:49 Corporate America's Self-Destructive Nature06:54 Tariffs and Economic Policies08:56 Trump's Policies and Their Implications10:45 European Trade Deal and Military Cooperation17:35 Theory of Mind and Modern Warfare19:17 Palantir's Role in Global Conflicts25:18 Dystopian Future and Insider Trading28:05 Conclusion and Upcoming Book Release
🎙️ Episode 400: Traitors, War & Economic Chaos Doug Caseys Take 2025-07-23 | Need a Plan B? Come to our Conference: crisisinvesting.com/p/the-plan-b-uruguay-conference-with-72cTucker & German Bild Interview: youtu.be/4ZJTFnRKxMM?si=QQCS81qYFkEZmixhIn this episode, Doug and Matt dive deep into recent explosive accusations made by Trump about Obama being a traitor, allegedly backed by new information released by Tulsi Gabbard. The duo examines the broader implications of these claims and the potential for a major scandal and legal action. They also explore the state of current affairs including increased military expenditure, the potential for a civil war in the US, and controversial political decisions involving ICE and economic resets. Further topics covered include geopolitical tensions, financial forecasts, and the unsettling rise in governmental corruption and grifting.00:00 Obama Accusations and Political Scandals01:55 Speculations on Political Figures and Conspiracies08:38 Economic Concerns and Market Predictions09:34 Global Trade and Monetary Reset10:25 Expiring Currencies and Economic Policies17:30 Military Spending and Global Tensions19:04 German Politics and Media Critique20:52 Germany's Political Turmoil22:01 Tucker Carlson's Fiery Interview22:58 ICE Budget Controversy25:01 US Immigration and Migrant Benefits36:08 Speculations on Israel's Future38:11 Economic and Financial Insights39:55 Corruption and Grifting in Politics41:16 Conclusion and Viewer Interaction
Epstein, Trumps Economic Plan, and our forthcoming book - The Preparation. Doug Caseys Take 2025-07-18 | Subscribe to Mike's podcast here: youtube.com/@UCEusoj7GZkHtEB4MX0EWbTA In this episode, Matt Smith joins Michael Farris (@Coffeeandamike ) to discuss a wide range of topics. They delve into the latest on the Epstein case and its implications, examine Trump's economic strategies, and provide insights into Matt & Doug Casey's upcoming book, 'The Preparation,' aimed at providing young men with a better alternative to college They also touch upon the state of decay in America, the evolving political landscape, and how modern technological advancements are reshaping our world. This episode offers a comprehensive analysis and thought-provoking discussion on current events and future prospects.00:00 Introduction and Current State of Affairs00:35 Political Chaos and Media Noise01:34 Epstein Case and Public Reactions02:36 Integrity and Public Figures05:05 Theories and Speculations07:32 Fear and Compliance31:36 Economic Policies and Global Trade42:17 Economic Impact of Tariffs and Dollar Devaluation43:22 Inflation, Interest Rates, and Middle-Class Squeeze44:28 Justice and the American Identity46:18 Education System and Historical Awareness47:22 Decay of American Infrastructure and Society54:59 Economic Engines and Local Decay01:01:41 Trump's Policies and Economic Revitalization01:07:21 The Preparation: Personal Development and Alternative Education Paths01:25:40 Financial Struggles and Joining the Army01:26:00 Maxim's Financial Journey01:29:03 The Value of College Education Today01:32:27 AI and Future Job Prospects01:43:00 The State of the United States and Global Conflicts01:53:01 Surveillance and Technology Concerns02:03:10 Closing Remarks and Resources
The Insidious Implications of the New Epstein Claims Doug Caseys Take 2025-07-09 | Unveiling the Epstein Case: Corruption, Fear, and Global PoliticsIn this episode, Doug and the host delve into various pressing topics including the shocking developments in the Epstein case, the implications of governmental corruption, and the fear-driven actions of key figures like Bonino and Patel. They explore potential consequences of these actions on the political and social landscape, drawing parallels to historic scandals like the Dreyfus Affair. The discussion extends to global political maneuvers, such as US support for Israeli defense infrastructure and the conflict in Ukraine. Additionally, the conversation touches on rising global anti-American sentiment, economic prospects, and the potential for civil unrest in the US. The episode concludes with insights on securing a Plan B for troubled times, highlighting the importance of having a contingency plan for personal and financial security.00:00 Introduction and Epstein Case Overview02:01 Fear and Corruption in the Epstein Case06:45 US Army Corps of Engineers and Israeli Defense09:47 US Foreign Policy and Military Actions14:14 Anti-Gringo Sentiment in Mexico21:07 Citizenship by Investment Programs24:24 Exploring Brazil: A Personal Update25:47 Economic Insights: Money Supply and Inflation27:04 The National Debt Dilemma27:51 The Case for Defaulting on National Debt38:45 Trump's Unpredictable Policies43:30 Plan B Conference and Final Thoughts
Initial Thoughts On The Big Beautiful Bill Doug Caseys Take 2025-07-04 | Join Us in October for our Plan B Conference: crisisinvesting.com/p/the-plan-b-uruguay-conference-with-72cIn this episode, we dive into a wide range of topics, starting with the significance of Independence Day. We then discuss the implications of a newly passed bill touching on farming subsidies, defense spending, and industrial policy. The conversation also covers issues like the privatization of the military, the future of Ukraine, short selling, and the concept of chemtrails. Doug also shares his thoughts on international investing, specifically in Bolivia and Japan, while addressing questions from subscribers on various financial and political issues.00:00 Introduction and Independence Day Reflections00:22 The Significance of the Declaration of Independence01:42 Critique of Modern 4th of July Celebrations03:01 Discussion on Trump's Big Beautiful Bill04:20 Farm Subsidies and Agricultural Policies10:02 Defense Spending and Industrial Policy17:03 Citizenship by Investment in Sierra Leone19:08 Opinions on JP Morgan Funds and Short Selling25:15 Ukraine Conflict and Global Implications28:40 Chemtrails and Relocation to Paraguay29:30 Chemtrails and Weather Modification30:07 Skepticism and Historical Context31:02 Modern Weather Modification Practices34:29 NATO and Political Dynamics37:23 Insights on Writing and Market Analysis43:18 Farming Analytics and High-Tech Agriculture46:16 Bolivia's Political and Economic Landscape48:06 Privatized Military and Eric Prince50:18 Japan's Economic Moves and Demographic Challenges54:17 Concluding Remarks and Future Plans
73 Minutes of HATE Doug Caseys Take 2025-07-02 | Unmasking Public Sentiment: A Deep Dive into Viewer CommentsIn this episode, Matt and Doug delve into the zeitgeist and analyze viewer comments from a recent interview Doug had with Kim Iversson. They discuss the polarized public reactions, including accusations of hypocrisy, criticisms on the topic of having children, and various opinions on social and political views. The conversation sheds light on the public's underlying frustrations and sentiments towards subjects ranging from individual responsibility to societal structures. They also explore the intense reactions to Doug's stance on libertarianism, his personal choices, and Matt's advocacy for having children, revealing a broader narrative about the current state of public discourse.00:00 Introduction and Today's Topic00:15 Interview with Kim Iversson02:20 Audience Reactions and Criticisms03:00 Comments on Libertarianism and Living in Uruguay04:42 Public Perception and Hostile Comments05:28 Age of Consent Laws in Uruguay06:45 Dealing with Negative Feedback08:40 Personal Responsibility and Economic Views10:26 Comments on Parenting and Family16:43 Generational Tensions and Personal Responsibility41:00 Technological Solutions and Gender Dynamics41:33 The Influence of a Strong Man42:15 Debunking Generalizations About Women43:23 Commentary on Viewer Feedback47:21 Religious and Philosophical Musings57:07 The Role of Fathers and Parenting01:07:13 The State of the World and Society01:11:08 Engaging with the Audience
Who Controls This Prison Planet? Doug Caseys Take 2025-06-27 | Join Us In October: crisisinvesting.com/p/the-plan-b-uruguay-conference-with-72c?r=3p7f&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=webToday we answer questions from viewers of phyle.co Doug discusses a variety of topics including US local and national politics, the upcoming Plan B workshop, and the potential economic impacts. He expresses views on the presumed incoming mayor of New York with socialist tendencies, and comparisons to former President Trump. The conversation covers insights into societal changes, the influence of AI, and the implications of UBI. Further, there are discussions on Trump's recent actions in Iran, the future of the financial market, the rise of certain religious and ethnic groups, and his personal reflections on legacy, family, and financial security. Regarding personal matters, Doug shares thoughts on overcoming fraud, staying positive amidst negative news, and the impacts of the potential privatization of US public lands.00:00 Introduction and Workshop Announcement00:37 New York's Presumed Mayor and His Policies02:14 Economic Misunderstandings and Public Sentiment09:39 Population Changes and Social Dynamics15:37 The Value of Having Children19:52 Doug's Thoughts on Legacy and Money29:20 Confessions of an Economic Hitman Discussion33:05 AI, UBI, and the Future of Humanity43:13 Impacts of Trump's Actions in Iran44:04 Historical Context of Gunboat Diplomacy46:13 Current Geopolitical Tensions49:37 Financial Market Predictions51:52 Book Progress and Writing Updates52:37 Ethnic and Religious Influences on Global Events58:50 Iran and the Strait of Hormuz01:02:22 South Africa's New Community Experiment01:07:02 Staying Positive Amidst Global Chaos01:12:15 Avoiding Fraud and Financial Pitfalls01:15:43 Platinum Market Trends01:18:24 Privatization of National Lands01:23:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Trump: Agent Of Chaos? Doug Caseys Take 2025-06-18 | Join Us In October: crisisinvesting.com/p/the-plan-b-uruguay-conference-with-72c?r=3p7f&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=webIn this episode, we delve into the chaos surrounding recent events in Iran, highlighting the unreliability of media portrayals and the influence of political agendas. We discuss public statements versus on-ground realities, the complexity of geopolitical strategies, and the potential implications of recent threats and actions from major global players. We also examine Trump's unpredictable negotiation tactics, the motivations behind US foreign policy, and the broader impacts on international relations and domestic stability. The episode also touches on issues such as media censorship, public compliance, and the potential for future conflict and economic instability.00:00 Introduction and Current Events Overview00:16 Media and Misinformation01:16 Public Statements and Policies01:37 Israel and Iran Tensions02:58 US Presidential Actions and Reactions05:20 Speculations and Rumors08:40 Global Reactions and Consequences18:24 Trump's Leadership and Public Perception23:59 Censorship and State Control32:18 Potential Global Conflicts38:15 Conclusion and Upcoming Events
