Legendary investor John Paulson discusses his Big Short during the 2008 financial crisis, making $20 billion off one trade. He explains the 'big short' strategy using credit default swaps, predicting the housing market collapse, and shorting financial institutions for $5 billion profit. Paulson's philanthropy includes donations to Harvard University and various charitable causes, emphasizing the link between passion and career success.

John Paulson, a billionaire investor and advisor to a former President's campaign, dives into the controversial 200% tariff proposal on John Deere. He argues that such tariffs could boost American manufacturing, sparking a lively debate on economic policies. Paulson also discusses the potential market impact of a second Trump term and the balancing act between tariffs and job retention. Additionally, he shares insights on the political landscape, labor negotiations at Boeing, and the recent moves by China impacting global economics.

John Paulson, founder of Paulson & Co and supporter of Donald Trump's policies, dives into the current U.S. economic landscape, critiquing the Fed for delayed interest rate cuts. He discusses the potential impact of Trump's tax cuts, projecting a $10.5 trillion deficit while examining the benefits for low-income workers. Paulson praises Trump's administration for low inflation and rising wages, advocating for increased energy production. He also explores the intriguing idea of a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, suggesting it could shift the economy from debt to savings.