Topic: De Dollarization

4 chapters across the catalog

Old Bag
Episode 1735 1:39:44 - 1:41:31

1735: Old Bag

Trade Strategy, Industrial Relocation and Economic Plan

The hosts speculate that the tariff strategy is not merely about fentanyl or immigration, but a larger plan to force industries to relocate back to the United States. They suggest this "game of chicken" is intended to trigger a revitalization of American manufacturing. However, they also note the risk of a global financial meltdown or de-dollarization if the plan leads to widespread recessions.

Trusted Flaggers
Episode 1544 46:35 - 48:15

1544: Trusted Flaggers

Marco Rubio on BRICS and Dollar De-dollarization

Senator Marco Rubio's warnings about Brazil and China cutting a trade deal to transact in their own currencies are analyzed. The hosts note that the BRICS alliance (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) has been moving toward a secondary economy independent of the US dollar for over a decade. Rubio expresses concern that the US will lose its ability to impose international sanctions within five years if this trend continues.

Complex Instrument
Episode 1084 1:35:37 - 1:38:47

1084: Complex Instrument

De-dollarization, SPFS Financial System, Russia-China Trade

Russia and China are actively developing a cross-border payment system to reduce their dependence on the U.S. dollar and bypass transfer fees. Russia has completed the infrastructure for SPFS, an alternative to the SWIFT messaging system, which is intended to integrate with systems in China and Turkey. This move is a direct response to U.S. sanctions and the perceived weaponization of the global financial system.

Swamp of Crazy
Episode 869 1:24:14 - 1:32:55

869: Swamp of Crazy

Producer Donations, Australian Dollar and Job Karma

The hosts process various donations, including a "de-douching" for a millennial listener in Oregon and a discussion on the exchange rate of the Australian dollar for executive producers. They grant "Job Karma" to several listeners and their family members. A correction is made regarding the pronunciation of Olathe, Kansas, following a listener's mouth-punching anecdote.