Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is in China to dissuade flooding the world with cheap goods. The podcast explores her evolving views on China amidst changing global market forces and the impact on the US economy.

Janet Yellen, Treasury Secretary, discusses her expertise in Candy Crush, the concept of putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, and the comical mishap involving psychedelic mushrooms during a state dinner in China.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen talks about the economy, smoking weed for the first time, and her Candy Crush score. The hosts discuss the Oscars, luxury submarine yacht, and money vs happiness. They also talk about building social capital and overcoming barriers, retirement tales, and Antiques Roadshow. They analyze why popular movies hide the fact that they are musicals. Finally, they play Lightning Fill in the Blank game and predict the next must-have toy for billionaires.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen discusses the decrease in inflation, the concept of a soft landing in the economy, the disconnect between perception and reality in the economy, US engagement with China, and the differences between the chair of the Fed and the Treasury Secretary.

Laura Aboli, Janet Yellen, Vivek Ramaswamy, Derek Chauvin, Alex Soros, Ronna McDaniel, President Xi, and Elon Musk join Scott Adams in an engaging podcast. They discuss topics like transhumanism, US Debt Crisis, improved climate change models, opinion laundering, Soros-funded prosecutors, Elon Musk's views on white people, and more. Exciting debates on the Israel-Hamas war and images of Chinese flags in San Francisco make for a captivating podcast episode.

Janet Yellen, known for her questionable wartime calculations, discusses the Israel-Hamas war and the economy under President Biden. Topics include distressing responses to the war, Biden's weird economy, and the appointment of Mike Johnson as Speaker of the House. Plus, cultural recommendations and a discussion on stand-up comedy and a robot narrator.

Janet Yellen, the US Treasury Secretary with a vast background in economics, discusses vital issues like broad-based tariffs and their potential impact on international trade. She highlights the significance of sanctions on Russia, particularly concerning oil exports and their military powers. Yellen also details the $20 billion aid package for Ukraine, funded by frozen Russian assets. Additionally, she addresses the U.S.-China relationship and the critical role of the U.S. dollar as a global currency, emphasizing strategies for maintaining economic stability.

This week, Chapel Roan, a rising pop star known for her vibrant music, shares her journey from YouTube cover artist to success. Janet Yellen, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, brings humor and economic insights while revealing her Candy Crush obsession. Comedian David Alan Greer entertains with anecdotes from his illustrious career, and chef J. Kenji Lopez-Alt spices things up with culinary conversations that blend humor and trivia. The episode dances between nostalgia and witty explorations, highlighting the quirks of pop culture and personal stories.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, a prominent figure in U.S. economic policy, shares her insights into banking risks and inflation dynamics. She discusses the critical role of Congress in managing deposit guarantees, particularly for accounts exceeding $250,000. Yellen evaluates economic indicators and expresses cautious optimism for a soft landing. The discussion also touches on the impact of pandemic-era decisions on inflation, U.S.-China relations, and the evolving landscape of digital currencies, highlighting the complexities of maintaining fiscal stability.

This week features Janet Yellen, former Secretary of the Treasury, who discusses her views on financial risks and her past predictions of crises. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump reflect on a recent presidential debate, scrutinizing the lack of focus on economic issues. The podcast also delves into the SEC's controversial custody rule and the alarming trend of record outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, raising questions about institutional adoption amid market volatility.