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🗓️ 30 July 2025
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0:00.0 | I'm Tom Billu and this is Impact Theory. |
0:03.0 | Welcome back to part two of my conversation with Kevin O'Leary. |
0:06.0 | If you haven't heard part one yet, hit pause and go check it out because what we're diving into today builds on top of that and you're going to want to know what came before. |
0:14.0 | All right, let's get into it. |
0:16.0 | Well, so the question that remains unanswered though is are these going to be inflationary because the thing |
0:21.4 | that's going to break people's confidence in the bond market is very simple that the u.s. continues |
0:27.8 | to deficit spend more money is coming into the world as more money comes into the world prices |
0:34.1 | are going to go up you're going to further exacerbate that dynamic that I was |
0:37.7 | talking about earlier, where you've got all the resentment. Because what ends up happening to nations |
0:41.8 | for people keeping score is they tear themselves apart from the inside. So the economy doesn't |
0:46.2 | necessarily collapse because there's some external pressure. It collapses because people start |
0:50.8 | killing each other inside the country. And so what I would need to understand to know, |
0:55.4 | because I agree with you, I think that the Genius Act is phenomenal. I couldn't be more excited about it. |
0:59.4 | I think that it really is going to make what I'm talking about less likely. However, if it becomes |
1:06.4 | an inflationary thing where we just, anybody that wants it will make more, make more, make more, make more, |
1:11.0 | make more, then you are going to run into, call it the same thing that we see in Houston. So Houston has solved the housing crisis by saying, we're just going to make as many houses as we want. Now, that's great, but people don't exactly rush into that market. And so you end up getting weakness in that market because people go, it's not a good investment. It's great if I want to live in it. |
1:09.6 | It's not a good investment. So if you run into that same thing where it's like, okay, the U.S. debt is a great place to park my money if I'm living in a rogue nation or whatever, but I'm not going to be using it as the risk-free rate of return. It's just getting bigger and bigger and bigger by the day. So I presume that they'll have to cap that at some point. So it's not just like anybody that wants to buy, we're going to sell. I think that would be better. Well, I think what you're saying, and I think we should make it very simple, do you believe we'll never have another balanced budget again? |
2:01.9 | That's what you're telling me. |
2:03.0 | If I believe that- |
2:04.0 | That is what I'm telling you, yes, great. |
2:05.5 | And so if I believe that, I would agree you're right. |
2:08.9 | I don't believe that. |
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