Topic: Safe Havens

5 chapters across the catalog

CAPS
Episode 1224 2:48:09 - 2:52:16

1224: CAPS

Telemedicine Apps, Banking Fees and Bitcoin Crash

The trend of insurance and banking companies using apps to track users in exchange for discounts is criticized as a precursor to mandatory fees. The discussion shifts to the recent crash of Bitcoin to $6,000, questioning its status as a "safe haven" asset during market turmoil.

Gender Justice
Episode 1150 2:38:40 - 2:41:09

1150: Gender Justice

Bitcoin Safe Haven Trade, Recession Fears and Market Legitimacy

Bitcoin's recent price surge to nearly $14,000 is discussed as evidence of its growing legitimacy as a "safe haven" asset. Financial strategists suggest the rally may be driven by global recession fears and a more dovish stance from the Federal Reserve.

Micro Propaganda
Episode 631 2:01:27 - 2:04:54

631: Micro Propaganda

European Jihadist Returns, Mike Rogers Warning

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers warned of the threat posed by Western citizens returning from training camps in Syria and Iraq. Rogers emphasized that individuals with U.S. or European passports can easily transit through Turkey to join militant groups and return undetected. The intelligence community is concerned about the "Indiana-sized" safe haven established by the Islamic State across the Syrian-Iraqi border.

Droves of Jihadis
Episode 619 41:54 - 50:13

619: Droves of Jihadis

FBI Director Comey and the Syria Safe Haven Narrative

FBI Director James Comey testified before the Senate regarding the "virulent" threat of Al-Qaeda affiliates establishing a "safe haven" in Syria. Comey warned of a "terrorist diaspora" where Americans fighting in Syria could return to carry out "future 9/11s." The hosts analyze this as a propaganda narrative designed to justify military intervention and bombing campaigns in Syria.

Aromatic Poo
Episode 327 1:12:41 - 1:18:05

327: Aromatic Poo

Treasury Bond Demand, Global Market Instability

Despite warnings of rising interest rates, U.S. Treasury yields have plummeted as investors seek a "safe haven" from instability in the European Union and the Middle East. The hosts suggest the rating agencies may have used "saber-rattling" as a misinformation tactic to allow big institutional money to buy into bonds at stabilized prices.