Our Money Is Dying

President & Co-Founder at Peak Prosperity • Sep 6, 2025 at 8:40 PM EDT

The easiest macro trend to forecast is that our fiat currencies will continue to lose purchasing power in the years ahead, likely at an accelerating rate.

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In my opinion, the easiest macro trend to forecast is that our fiat currencies will continue to lose purchasing power in the years ahead, likely at an accelerating rate.

Today's guest not only agrees, but rings that same bell even more loudly than I do.

For an update on his outlook on inflation, asset prices, the economy, the dollar, and what to expect next in this current Fourth Turning, we're fortunate to welcome back to the program investor and sound money advocate Lawrence Lepard, author of the book: The Big Print, What Happened To America and How Sound Money Will Fix It

Video Length: 01:40:48

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