Playable Characters Show with Brandon Gentile
Sep 16, 2026 · 48 min · 14 segments
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If you think Trump increasing the deficit to hand out $5,000 per person would be inflationary, you have to think the U.S. government increasing the deficit to hand out higher interest outlays on $40 trillion in debt on a $31 trillion economy as a result of Fed rate hikes is also inflationary.
the outrunning the speeding train, we're at the exponential part of the curve.
If there's one thing that we've shared here in this channel more than anything, it's that we're at the exponential part of the debt curve.
And the easy answer is generally the simplest answer, the easiest answer, the Occam's razor is generally the correct answer.
nominal us debt chart at least what's on balance sheet the 40 trillion is you can overlay it with the bitcoin price the usd nominal price of bitcoin that's that's where we're at that's why bitcoin exists you know people said for a long time well bitcoin wouldn't exist bitcoin wouldn't be a thing if the government wasn't doing crazy stuff and in debt and etc etc well of course Necessity is the mother of all invention.
This is... where I was 20 years ago as a 20-year-old, 22-year-old, as I'm seeing and arguing against the debt ceiling increase and naively thinking, well, you've got to balance the budgets.
The fiscal conservatism, you know, Newt Gingrich in the 90s and Bob Dole and George Bush.
And we had a moment, a year, where there was, what, a surplus, a balanced budget when Clinton was in office because of the tech boom and things that were going on.
And what we seem to forget is that 1971 showed us that the dollar ceased to being money.
If you think Trump increasing the deficit to hand out $5,000 per person would be inflationary, you have to think the U.S. government increasing the deficit to hand out higher interest outlays on $40 trillion in debt on a $31 trillion economy as a result of Fed rate hikes is also inflationary.
the outrunning the speeding train, we're at the exponential part of the curve.
If there's one thing that we've shared here in this channel more than anything, it's that we're at the exponential part of the debt curve.
And the easy answer is generally the simplest answer, the easiest answer, the Occam's razor is generally the correct answer.
nominal us debt chart at least what's on balance sheet the 40 trillion is you can overlay it with the bitcoin price the usd nominal price of bitcoin that's that's where we're at that's why bitcoin exists you know people said for a long time well bitcoin wouldn't exist bitcoin wouldn't be a thing if the government wasn't doing crazy stuff and in debt and etc etc well of course Necessity is the mother of all invention.
This is... where I was 20 years ago as a 20-year-old, 22-year-old, as I'm seeing and arguing against the debt ceiling increase and naively thinking, well, you've got to balance the budgets.
The fiscal conservatism, you know, Newt Gingrich in the 90s and Bob Dole and George Bush.
And we had a moment, a year, where there was, what, a surplus, a balanced budget when Clinton was in office because of the tech boom and things that were going on.
And what we seem to forget is that 1971 showed us that the dollar ceased to being money.
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