

Here's The REAL ECONOMIC CRISIS They're Trying To Keep Secret
11 snips Aug 11, 2025
The discussion revolves around the escalating economic crisis in the U.S. and the risks tied to rising government spending. The hosts examine the illusion of debt sustainability and its potential economic pitfalls. They analyze how government spending might threaten living standards and productivity, backed by historical contexts. Additionally, the conversation tackles the disconnect between money supply growth and inflation, encouraging a reevaluation of investment strategies amid these challenges, highlighting the need for innovative portfolio planning.
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Government Size Reaches Dangerous Levels
- George Gammon warns US government spending is roughly 46% of GDP and rising.
- He argues higher government share reduces economic efficiency and will lower living standards.
Fast Track To A 75% Government Economy
- Gammon projects government share could reach 70–75% of GDP by 2030 if current trends continue.
- He says that outcome would crowd out the private sector and sharply reduce productivity.
Debt Cuts Can Remove Spending Constraints
- Gammon argues cutting debt won't stop government growth because fiscal constraints disappear.
- He warns a debt jubilee could accelerate spending and speed the slide toward central planning.