Do institutions like the UN, NATO, and the G7 still matter in a world that’s rapidly shifting toward multipolarity? Jay sits down with geopolitical analyst Glenn Diesen to unpack the decline of Western-led institutions, the rise of geoeconomic blocs, and why outdated power structures are fueling global instability. Connect with Glen: https://www.youtube.com/@GDiesen1 https://x.com/Glenn_Diesen Join us LIVE at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference on January 25 & 26. Tickets: https://VRICMedia.com Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today. CLICK: https://linkly.link/26yH8 Sign up for my free weekly newsletter at https://2ly.link/211gx Be part of our online investment community: https://cambridgehouse.com https://twitter.com/JayMartinBC https://www.instagram.com/jaymartinbc https://www.facebook.com/TheJayMartinShow https://www.linkedin.com/company/cambridge-house-international 00:00 – Do global institutions like the UN, NATO, and G7 still matter? 01:00 – Geopolitical vs. geoeconomic blocs in a multipolar world 02:30 – Why the post-WWII system is breaking down 05:45 – The decline of Western power and institutional legitimacy 07:00 – G7 vs. BRICS: relevance and shifting economic gravity 08:40 – The idea of a new “Core Five” global powers 10:00 – The Monroe Doctrine: origins vs. modern reinterpretation 13:20 – Great power agreements and the risk of major war 16:00 – NATO expansion and the roots of today’s conflicts 19:30 – Power distribution, realism, and why institutions fail 23:30 – Venezuela, oil, and U.S. strategy in the Caribbean 29:10 – Resource control, sanctions, and economic warfare 37:00 – Ukraine’s minerals deal and modern resource colonialism 45:00 – State capitalism and critical minerals as national security 51:00 – Why the Arctic is becoming the next geopolitical hotspot 57:30 – Trade routes, the Northern Sea Route, and future flashpoints Copyright © 2025 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.

In this episode, Jeffrey Sachs joins me to break down some of the most pressing geopolitical issues facing America today. Alongside that, we get into the failures of regime-change strategy, the myth of China’s “10-year collapse,” and what long-term planning actually looks like in a functional economy. Join us LIVE at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference on January 25 & 26. Tickets: https://VRICMedia.com Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today. CLICK: https://linkly.link/26yH8 Sign up for my free weekly newsletter at https://2ly.link/211gx Be part of our online investment community: https://cambridgehouse.com https://twitter.com/JayMartinBC https://www.instagram.com/jaymartinbc https://www.facebook.com/TheJayMartinShow https://www.linkedin.com/company/cambridge-house-international 00:00 – Why the Caribbean Just Became a Flashpoint 05:12 – Guyana’s Oil & the Regional Power Shuffle 06:05 – Why the Narco Narrative Doesn’t Hold Up 09:38 – Cuba, Russia & the Return of Great-Power Posturing 11:35 – U.S. Hegemony and the New Monroe Doctrine 16:19 – Is America Actually Under Threat? 20:14 – Why Regime Change Fails 25:57 – Debunking the China Demographic Collapse Thesis 29:33 – Inside China’s Robot-Driven Manufacturing Boom 38:05 – Why U.S. Re-Industrialization Will Be Inflationary 46:20 – How Democracies Could Plan Long Term 50:29 – The Collapse of Honest Governance 53:16 – China’s Deep Planning System vs. U.S. Short-Termism 56:49 – China’s Real Vulnerabilities 58:25 – The Meritocratic Engine Behind China’s Leadership Copyright © 2025 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.

In this explosive conversation, Jay sits down with Andy Schectman to break down the biggest monetary shift happening beneath the surface of global finance. Schectman explains why the newly passed Genius Act and the rise of Treasury-backed stablecoins may be quietly restructuring the U.S. dollar system. They dig into gold’s explosive institutional demand, America’s pivot toward state capitalism, the government’s race for critical minerals, and the dangerous cracks emerging in the repo market that signal deep fragility across the banking system. https://x.com/MilesFranklinCo https://milesfranklin.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@MilesFranklinMedia Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today. CLICK: https://linkly.link/26yH8 Sign up for my free weekly newsletter at https://2ly.link/211gx Be part of our online investment community: https://cambridgehouse.com https://twitter.com/JayMartinBC https://www.instagram.com/jaymartinbc https://www.facebook.com/TheJayMartinShow https://www.linkedin.com/company/cambridge-house-international 00:00 – Why Stablecoins Could Reshape the U.S. Dollar 12:31 – What Does “Interest Not Transferable” Actually Mean? 14:50 – Does America Need a Weaker Dollar to Reshore Manufacturing? 16:11 – Would Reshoring Trigger a Massive Inflation Wave? 19:58 – Is Pharmaceuticals the Next Front in the Trade War? 21:06 – Why Is the U.S. Buying Stakes in Mining Companies? 28:14 – Is America Shifting Toward State Capitalism? 29:16 – Is There Coordination Between the Treasury and the Fed? 29:43 – What’s Really Happening in the Short-Term Treasury Market? 33:41 – Why Are Banks Refusing to Lend to Each Other? 37:02 – Is the Fed Quietly Repeating 2008 and 2019? 40:04 – Is This Just QE in Disguise? 42:21 – What’s Causing the Breakdown in Trust Between Banks? 46:41 – Should Anyone Hold Long Bonds Right Now? 46:56 – Did the Government Shutdown Reveal Something Bigger? 52:31 – Is Gold Finally Entering a Real Bull Market? Copyright © 2025 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.

Jay is joined by geopolitical analyst and forecaster George Friedman to unpack what President Trump really represents in the long arc of American history. We revisit George’s “vanilla president” thesis and why, personality aside, Trump’s project to dismantle the post-1945 world order was predictable and perhaps inevitable. We dig into the shift from global policeman back toward U.S. isolationism, the real story behind Venezuela and the U.S. military build-up in the Caribbean, and why a renewed Russia–Cuba pact makes the Florida Straits one of the most important choke points on Earth. George's Links: https://geopoliticalfutures.com/ https://x.com/George_Friedman Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today. CLICK: https://linkly.link/26yH8 Sign up for my free weekly newsletter at https://2ly.link/211gx Be part of our online investment community: https://cambridgehouse.com https://twitter.com/JayMartinBC https://www.instagram.com/jaymartinbc https://www.facebook.com/TheJayMartinShow https://www.linkedin.com/company/cambridge-house-international 00:00 – Intro 01:06 – Trump’s predictable project: dismantling the post-1945 order 04:21 – Hippie president? Peace, retrenchment & hot spots from Ukraine to Venezuela 11:50 – Isolationism vs global policeman: returning to America’s old norm 17:16 – How far should US intervention go – and when does it stop? 18:50 – Why 800 US bases when the Soviet threat is gone? 21:21 – Venezuela as a smokescreen: what’s really happening in the Caribbean? 22:01 – Cuba–Russia pact, Florida Straits & the Gulf trade choke point 26:32 – Monroe Doctrine 2.0, cartels & Russian meddling in Latin America 29:41 – Economic stakes of the Gulf of Mexico & Mississippi River 31:05 – Plausible deniability: why Washington leads with the drug war narrative 34:12 – Putin’s failed Ukraine gamble & giving him an off-ramp 48:06 – Why wars are sold on misleading narratives 53:28 – South China Sea, island chains & China’s geography problem 55:31 – China’s economic fragility, internal unrest & dependence on US markets 1:00:12 – The 40-year export superpower cycle: US, Japan, China 1:06:07 – Why China can’t invade Taiwan or break the island chain 1:07:29 – Rare earths, supply chains & how vulnerable is the US really? 1:14:07 – Did globalization blindside Washington and Wall Street? 1:17:28 – Term limits, FDR precedent & Trump running again 1:20:11 – Administrative state vs elected power: the constitutional paradox 1:24:02 – Roman Republic parallels Copyright © 2025 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Professor Richard Wolff for a raw, unscripted debate on capitalism, socialism, and the future of the American Dream. New York City’s election of a socialist mayor sets the stage, but the conversation quickly dives into the deeper forces splitting the country in two and the slow unraveling of a system that millions feel no longer works for them. We go back and forth on wealth, risk, entrepreneurship, worker power, and whether the U.S. is inching toward a historic transition far bigger than anyone realizes.

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00:00:00 — Why New York’s Election Matters

00:02:05 — The End of America’s Anti-Socialism Taboo

00:04:55 — Generational Anger and the Collapse of the American Dream

00:07:34 — The Country Is Splitting in Two

00:11:44 — Trump, Sanders, and the Politics of Rage

00:15:35 — Jay Pushes Back: “Hard Has Always Existed”

00:18:25 — Wealth, Elon Musk, and the Question of Fair Reward

00:23:55 — Capitalism, Choice, and Who Really Holds Power

00:28:38 — The Sandbag Parable & Unequal Rewards

00:33:12 — The Stories We Tell Ourselves About Markets

00:38:27 — Small Business Sacrifice vs. Public Perception

00:46:15 — Risk: The Entrepreneur vs. The Worker

00:53:55 — Why Workers Don’t Get a Fair Shot

00:55:48 — Are We Near the End of Capitalism as We Know It?

00:59:21 — Employee Ownership and the Coming Transition

01:03:20 — Leadership, Democracy, and What Actually Works

01:08:51 — Closing Thoughts & Invitation for Part Two

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Today on the show, Jay sits down with geopolitical analyst Peter Zeihan for a sweeping conversation about the collapse of the global order. Zeihan explains why China is nearing its end, how demographics are set up to decimate economies around the world, and why the U.S. may soon abandon its role as world policeman and what that would mean for the world.

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00:00 — The Rare Earths Headline: Hype or Real Threat?

01:44 — How Did China Corner the Rare Earths Market?

06:44 — “China will be gone in ten years”

11:17 — Can Automation and Robotics Fix China’s Labor Collapse?

15:07 — Why Will India and Indonesia Age Faster Than the U.S.?

18:42 — Can Culture or Religion Prevent Fertility Decline?

22:42 — What Is the Actual Purpose of the SCO and BRICS?

25:01 — Did Belt & Road Actually Backfire on China?

30:54 — Is China Smelling Blood in the Water as U.S. Influence Wanes?

31:57 — Saudi Arabia + Pakistan: A New Nuclear Umbrella?

38:04 — Why America Is Ending Globalization (and Security Guarantees)

46:02 — What Happens When the U.S. Stops Policing the World?

51:57 — Which Countries Can Survive Deglobalization?

55:22 — Japan’s Strategy: Alternative Alliances and Naval Power

56:55 — Have We Already Passed the Point of No Return?

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In this hard-hitting conversation, Jay sits down with Colonel Douglas Macgregor to dissect the unraveling of U.S. global dominance and the rise of a multipolar world. Macgregor argues that Washington’s addiction to military coercion, economic sanctions, and moral posturing has left America isolated and financially brittle, while China, Russia, and India quietly build alternative trade and monetary systems. He warns that U.S. diplomacy has been replaced by bullying and that the reckoning will come in the form of inflation, declining trust at home, and waning credibility abroad.

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00:00 — The Rare Earth Flashpoint

04:10 — Can China Now Move U.S. Markets?

09:16 — The De-Dollarization Precedent

16:24 — What Path Should America Take?

24:26 — If America Withdraws Militarily, What Happens Next?

36:12 — Why Is Europe So Prone to War?

43:19 — The Cure Worse Than the Disease

48:22 — The Cost of Empire Comes Home

52:57 — Are We Sleepwalking Into Venezuela?

57:13 — A World in Transition

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Canada’s economic bubble is starting to burst. Portfolio manager Danielle Park joins Jay Martin to unpack why Canadian housing is cracking, why boomers and millennials alike are overleveraged, and how investor psychology mirrors the final stages of every bubble. From soaring household debt and collapsing home equity to U.S. tech overconcentration and the “fragile decade” before retirement, this is a sobering look at what’s next for North American markets and how investors can protect themselves before the music stops.

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0:00 Why is the Canadian economy breaking down?

7:00 What happens when mortgages renew at higher rates?

11:50 Is real estate still a good investment—or a dangerous myth?

22:20 How does Canada’s lack of tech exposure compare to the U.S.?

23:30 Are investors repeating the same mistakes as in housing?

31:10 What is the “fragile decade,” and why is it so risky?

43:25 Why is private equity entering pension funds—and what’s the risk?

53:00 Can Canada survive simultaneous housing and equity bubbles?

59:00 Are younger generations more resilient than boomers?

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Today on The Jay Martin Show, Jay is joined Grant Williams, one of the most respected voices in macro finance and author of 'Things That Make You Go Hmmm...'. This conversation covers the signals behind gold’s record highs, the central bank shift away from the U.S. dollar, and the fragile state of government debt across the West. Grant dives into how the bond market may be quietly revolting against central banks, and the geopolitical maneuvers reshaping the global order.

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0:00 – Why is gold suddenly “cool” again?

15:05 – What are central banks really signaling with record gold buying?

20:06 – Has the UK become the biggest buyer of U.S. treasuries?

24:21 – What does Europe’s unsustainable spending tell us?

29:14 – Can you explain the Laffer Curve in today’s context?

33:05 – Are U.S. entitlement obligations already unpayable?

39:39 – Do tariffs and headline deals actually change the math?

42:37 – Are we entering a new geopolitical turning point?

51:28 – How should investors read the “signals” from U.S.-China competition?

59:51 – How are you personally positioned in today’s uncertainty?

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In a world growing increasingly hostile, how can nations remain neutral? Geopolitical analyst Pascal Lottaz of Neutrality Studies joins Jay Martin to explore the strategic role of neutral states in today’s global power struggle. They discuss how nations like Mongolia, Georgia, and Canada navigate pressure from superpowers, why some countries act with impunity while others face punishment, and what the rise of multipolarity means for the future of trade, commodities, and conflict.

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00:00 – Can nations stay neutral in today’s hostile world?

01:05 – SCO summit takeaways and geopolitical signaling

05:39 – How superpowers compete for neutral states

19:49 – China’s nickel dominance and Western response

27:11 – Trump’s steel vision

29:00 – China’s five-year plan vs. U.S. short-term politics

35:14 – Canada’s role as a neutral, resource-rich nation

48:33 – Recognizing Palestine: symbolism vs. impact

55:29 – Why Israel operates with global impunity

59:15 – Qatar bombing and shifting Middle East dynamics

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Today on the show, Jay is joined by renowned geopolitical analyst Professor Warwick Powell. The pair explore the cultural and strategic differences that drive the global ambitions of the East and West, from China's rapid infrastructure expansion to America's legalistic approach. Discover how these dynamics are reshaping the future of global markets, particularly in the mining sector, and what it means for investors. Join us as we bridge the gap between geopolitics, commodities, and markets.

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0:00 – Intro

2:14 – Global response to the Shanghai Cooperation Summit

7:43 – SCO Development Bank vs. Belt and Road Initiative

14:37 – Indonesia’s nickel industry as a case study

22:43 – Building a non-US dollar transaction system

30:24 – Digital currency impact and Chinese leverage

37:13 – Australia’s future role and alignment in Asia

49:13 – Potential Australian neutrality explained

52:15 – Japan’s strategic future and energy dependence

58:05 – Likelihood of China-Taiwan reunification this decade

1:05:22 – Comparing U.S. and China political cultures: engineers vs. lawyers

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