In this exclusive Financial Survival Network interview, legendary forecaster Martin Armstrong returns with urgent insights into the escalating global economic crisis, the fate of the U.S. and European financial systems, and why gold, Bitcoin, and sovereign debt are entering a new phase of chaos. Armstrong’s Socrates model predicted the timing of the Ukraine war, rising international tensions, and the collapse of public confidence in Western governments. In Part 1, he breaks down: 📌 What You’ll ...
Aug 25, 2025•21 min
Kerry Lutz and John Lott dig into the real drivers of crime and policy in D.C. Lott exposes how weak prosecution and manipulated crime statistics hide the truth about rising crime, emphasizing enforcement over excuses. He highlights the impact of Trump’s deportation policies on reducing crime, while Lutz and Lott debate tariffs — exploring how they can work without sparking inflation and why balanced taxation is crucial to avoid economic disruption. Find John here: https://crimeresearch.org Find...
Aug 22, 2025•24 min
In this episode, Kerry Lutz and John Rubino dive deep into the hidden forces shaping America’s political landscape. From the unanswered questions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s files to revelations about the Obama administration’s role in the Russia investigation, they explore how power, secrecy, and leverage collide at the highest levels. The discussion takes on the implications for Clinton, Obama, and other key players, while raising tough questions about accountability, justice, and the risks ...
Aug 20, 2025•25 min
Kerry Lutz introduced Darryl Schoon, who shared insights from his 2007 predictions regarding a potential economic collapse, attributing the instability to the Federal Reserve's monetary policies. Darryl compared the U.S. economic approach to that of Britain, emphasizing a more aggressive risk-taking culture in America. He discussed historical parallels with the Great Depression, particularly the role of tariffs in worsening economic downturns, and expressed concerns about the current economic la...
Aug 18, 2025•29 min
The discussion focused on the economic implications of ongoing wars, which were described as benefiting a small elite while harming the general population. Kerry Lutz and Andy Millette highlighted the cyclical nature of warfare, linking it to inflation and societal decline, and emphasized the importance of personal health and moral integrity for resilience. They addressed the stigma surrounding anti-war views, particularly among military families, advocating for a critical examination of war mot...
Aug 15, 2025•22 min
Kerry Lutz talks with Derek and Tony from Piggo’s Trading Desk about building winning strategies, spotting public gullibility with unique indicators, and navigating the influence of government on markets. They dig into Austrian economics, the decline of true capitalism, and why younger generations must learn these principles. From YouTube suppression to Substack reach, the trio shares ways to grow an audience in today’s algorithm-driven world. They also weigh gold, silver, and Bitcoin — debating...
Aug 13, 2025•24 min
The U.S. labor market is facing one of the sharpest corrections in over a century, even as AI-driven productivity gains push markets forward. In this conversation, Kerry Lutz and Dale Smothers explore the strange duality of slowing job growth alongside investor optimism — and what it means for interest rates, mortgages, and the Federal Reserve’s next moves. Dale explains why today’s Fed rate may be higher than necessary, and how stronger labor stats could have opened the door for earlier cuts. T...
Aug 11, 2025•16 min
Kerry Lutz and Bill Walton dive into the Trump administration’s AI action plan, aimed at streamlining governance, eliminating regulatory burdens, and confronting issues like infrastructure and critical race theory. Lutz shares how AI aids his research, even helping uncover WWII-era corruption. They discuss “Did You Read the Doge” AI’s role in analyzing regulation legality, with a strong call for human oversight. The duo also examines AI’s legal applications, bias risks, state-level tech control,...
Aug 08, 2025•25 min
Scams are evolving fast — and your personal information could be next on the hit list. Credit expert Paul Oster joins Kerry Lutz to break down two urgent threats: the government’s move to put medical debt back on credit reports, and the surge in targeted scams, especially against Amazon Prime members. Discover why this change could hurt millions of Americans, how to spot scam red flags before it’s too late, and the critical steps you need to protect your accounts — from two-step authentication t...
Aug 06, 2025•18 min
In this episode, Kerry Lutz speaks with Stephen Diggle, founder of Vulpes Investment Management, about his hedge fund’s standout performance during the 2008 financial crisis and why he’s now returning to long volatility strategies. After 14 years in private equity, Diggle sees a shift back toward volatility as central bank policies and growing macro risks come to a head. He warns of a troubling disconnect between the U.S. economy's surface strength and deeper vulnerabilities—like a suppressed eq...
Aug 04, 2025•25 min
The Forecast Before the Forecast: What Comes Before the Silver Surge In this special episode, Martin Armstrong returns to lay the groundwork for one of the biggest market turning points of the decade. You’ll hear: Why the world is nearing a confidence collapse How capital is already stampeding across borders What the historical cycles say about the next phase of silver And why ignoring AI-driven forecasting tools like Socrates is no longer an option This is the setup. The signal before the break...
Aug 01, 2025•26 min
In this explosive interview, John Rubino joins the Financial Survival Network to break down the financial revolution unfolding right now. From TrumpGPT’s aggressive executive orders to the coming 401(k) flood into gold, silver, and Bitcoin—we’re witnessing a full-scale regime shift in money, markets, and power. 💥 Topics Covered: How TrumpGPT is outcoding the Deep State The Impoundment Control Act and Trump’s legal right to defund agencies 401(k) access to alternative assets—and what it means fo...
Jul 30, 2025•26 min
Silver recently surged toward $40, raising big questions about what’s really driving the move. Axel Merk joins Kerry Lutz to break it all down—examining industrial demand, the role of underperforming mining stocks, and whether a short squeeze is still on the table. They tackle ongoing concerns over market manipulation, U.S. borrowing risks, and the ripple effects of tariffs and global conflict. Merk pushes back on the idea of a gold standard and warns of deeper cracks forming in the financial sy...
Jul 28, 2025•24 min
Silver recently surged toward $40, raising big questions about what’s really driving the move. Axel Merk joins Kerry Lutz to break it all down—examining industrial demand, the role of underperforming mining stocks, and whether a short squeeze is still on the table. They tackle ongoing concerns over market manipulation, U.S. borrowing risks, and the ripple effects of tariffs and global conflict. Merk pushes back on the idea of a gold standard and warns of deeper cracks forming in the financial sy...
Jul 28, 2025•24 min
Jul 26, 2025•24 min
Kerry Lutz and James Corbett dive into Big Tech censorship, crypto’s shifting future, and the unsettling rise of machine intimacy. James shares how his banned YouTube channel was unexpectedly reinstated—possibly linked to Google’s antitrust pressure. They explore how censorship tactics are evolving, the human cost of AI-driven relationships, and whether universal basic income is just another lever of control. Plus, a hard look at how institutional money is reshaping crypto and what that means fo...
Jul 26, 2025•24 min
Jul 26, 2025•34 min
Kerry Lutz and Rick Rule discussed various aspects of investing, particularly emphasizing the importance of knowledge and saving for younger investors. Rick recommended investing in gold as a stable asset and highlighted the significance of personal reputation and community in achieving success. Both agreed that investing in health and education offers the highest long-term returns. The conversation also addressed the ongoing green revolution and its implications for investment strategies. The d...
Jul 26, 2025•34 min
Kerry Lutz kicks things off with a personal story behind his latest book, sparked by a run-in with an HOA president, before diving into economic red flags with Michael Pento. From Brightline train safety to the Fed’s next move, Pento holds nothing back—calling out Powell’s cheerleaders and slamming the idea of imminent rate cuts. He warns of massive credit and equity bubbles, forecasting a 30–35% market plunge that could devastate retirement portfolios. Pento takes aim at policies favoring Wall ...
Jul 25, 2025•30 min
Jul 25, 2025•30 min
Kerry Lutz and James Corbett dive into Big Tech censorship, crypto’s shifting future, and the unsettling rise of machine intimacy. James shares how his banned YouTube channel was unexpectedly reinstated—possibly linked to Google’s antitrust pressure. They explore how censorship tactics are evolving, the human cost of AI-driven relationships, and whether universal basic income is just another lever of control. Plus, a hard look at how institutional money is reshaping crypto and what that means fo...
Jul 25, 2025•24 min
Kerry Lutz kicks things off with a personal story behind his latest book, sparked by a run-in with an HOA president, before diving into economic red flags with Michael Pento. From Brightline train safety to the Fed’s next move, Pento holds nothing back—calling out Powell’s cheerleaders and slamming the idea of imminent rate cuts. He warns of massive credit and equity bubbles, forecasting a 30–35% market plunge that could devastate retirement portfolios. Pento takes aim at policies favoring Wall ...
Jul 23, 2025•30 min
Kerry Lutz and Rick Rule discussed various aspects of investing, particularly emphasizing the importance of knowledge and saving for younger investors. Rick recommended investing in gold as a stable asset and highlighted the significance of personal reputation and community in achieving success. Both agreed that investing in health and education offers the highest long-term returns. The conversation also addressed the ongoing green revolution and its implications for investment strategies. The d...
Jul 21, 2025•34 min
Kerry Lutz and Christian White break down the crumbling credibility of legacy media — from COVID to October 7th — and expose the growing manipulation of public perception. They discuss the fragility of the financial system, rising distrust in the...
Jul 18, 2025•23 min
Kerry Lutz and Christian White break down the crumbling credibility of legacy media — from COVID to October 7th — and expose the growing manipulation of public perception. They discuss the fragility of the financial system, rising distrust in the dollar, and how fiat currencies historically fail. The conversation explores civil unrest, crypto's political power, and why self-sufficiency is no longer optional. They also confront censorship, shadow banning, and Kerry’s fight for truth in content cr...
Jul 18, 2025•23 min
The discussion focused on the growing interest among retailers in stablecoins as a strategy to reduce transaction costs associated with traditional credit card payments. Gerson Gibbs explained that small and mid-sized retailers are particularly...
Jul 16, 2025•19 min
The discussion focused on the growing interest among retailers in stablecoins as a strategy to reduce transaction costs associated with traditional credit card payments. Gerson Gibbs explained that small and mid-sized retailers are particularly affected by high credit card fees, prompting them to explore more efficient payment alternatives. He defined stablecoins as digital currencies pegged to stable assets, which help mitigate price volatility, contrasting them with cryptocurrencies like Bitco...
Jul 16, 2025•19 min
Kerry Lutz and Parag El-Amin dive into rising tensions between Donald Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell. They explore Trump's corporate-style push for control over monetary policy and float the provocative idea of a "shadow Fed chair." Parag...
Jul 14, 2025•21 min
Kerry Lutz and Parag El-Amin dive into rising tensions between Donald Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell. They explore Trump’s corporate-style push for control over monetary policy and float the provocative idea of a “shadow Fed chair.” Parag critiques government dysfunction and resistance to innovation, while Lutz introduces the concept of “Trump GPT”—suggesting AI may be driving rapid-fire decisions inside Trump’s camp. The conversation also touches on the Impoundment Control Act, runaway spend...
Jul 14, 2025•21 min
In this episode, Kerry Lutz and Brian McAboy dive into the realities of trading, drawing from Brian's nearly 20 years of experience. Brian shares how he grew a $30,000 trading account before suffering losses due to lack of knowledge, emphasizing the...
Jul 11, 2025•22 min
