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🚨 Pomp has a message for the tariff critics. While many are raising concerns about Trump’s geopolitical strategy and whether it will lead to a recession or financial crisis, Pomp shares a positive take on the tariffs and the efforts to rebuild the American workforce. But what about the... inherent dilemma between serving as global reserve currency (needing to run structural trade deficits) and trying to maintain a strong industrial base? There’s been a decades long mismatch of U.S. consumption vs productivity alongside the complete financialization of our economy (benefitting the wealthy and politically well-connected). As Luke Gromen pointed out in my last interview, something will have to replace the dollar to run the deficits — will it be gold? I don’t share Pomp’s optimistic views but it was a very thought-provoking conversation. Premieres at 12pm ET, link in thread below.show more

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Dive into the critical issues shaping economic policy, from President-elect Trump’s sweeping tariff proposals to the challenges Texas faces under rising government spending. Now is the time for bold reforms to protect taxpayers and ensure economic freedom thrives.

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@APompliano Can’t wait. When Pomp’s pod was pure bitcoin he taught me so much about bitcoin while I walked my golden retriever. I know he gets a lot of hate (which I guess just comes with the territory) but he is an great voice for bitcoin

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@APompliano Love your work but I'll definitely skip this interview. Pro-tariff guys need to grow a brain 🧠.

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Pomp is spot on when he calls out the critics for not offering a better alternative—“What’s the better plan?” It’s easy to criticize, but finding a solution is where the challenge lies. Do you agree with him that we need to make tough choices and act? Summary of the Video: In his defense of the tariffs, Pomp challenges critics to propose better solutions. He emphasizes that doing something is better than staying stagnant in the face of tough choices.

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@APompliano Lower rates are around the corner. Chill folks.

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@APompliano Love the podcasts, Natalie. Especially the new Block News format.

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@APompliano Thank you!!

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@APompliano Socialist….

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@APompliano Pomp is a complete jackass

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@APompliano Don't think I'll listen to the guy who told people to put their life savings in BlockFi

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