Capital Record

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Capital Record

American prosperity was built on a foundation of free markets and free people. But, with inflation on the rise and a struggling market, many in America’s political class are attempting to recycle failed socialist ideas and calling for government intervention in nearly every aspect of American life. In this National Review Capital Matters podcast, presented by the National Review Institute, financier David Bahnsen hosts interviews with the nation’s top business leaders, entrepreneurs, and financial commentators. Tune in to hear guests such as Larry Kudlow, Steve Forbes, and Art Laffer present a practical and moral vindication of America’s capitalist way of life.

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  1. Episode 212: CFPB and Other BS

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    Episode 212: CFPB and Other BS

    The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is being taken apart by Trump 2.0 and DOGE, but is it needed to protect consumers from big, bad financial companies? Or rather, is it a mirage of a protection that seeks to protect its own power, and maybe, if they’re lucky, capture some extra video-game tokens for some gamers. Sometimes, you can’t make this stuff up.

    20 phút
  2. Episode 211: Bipartisan Credit Card Lunacy

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    Episode 211: Bipartisan Credit Card Lunacy

    It is amazing how, these days, the word “bipartisan” is always attached to Republicans doing something leftist in economic policy, and never Democrats doing something pro-market. And the bipartisanship of the Hawley-Sanders bill to cap credit card interest rates is a wonderful reason to not be yearning for bipartisanship. In this episode of Capital Record, David provides principle-based reasons for opposing this federal overreach, and it is a set of principles that have held up very well over time. A must listen!

    16 phút
  3. Episode 210: Tariff Deficit Disorder

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    Episode 210: Tariff Deficit Disorder

    How can we have an honest conversation about tariffs as public policy, let alone one rooted in first principles, if the conversation changes every five minutes? David uses this podcast to focus the attention where it belongs, to separate categories, and to encourage thoughtful and siloed analysis about the American worker, about tax revenue, about trade deficits, about human rights, and about negotiating tactics -- in a coherent and sensible manner. One may just find that the right policy decision on a given matter is easier to come by with good faith, logic, and conversation than bouncing around without focus or purpose.

    19 phút
  4. Episode 209: RFK, Big Pharma, and a Free & Virtuous Society

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    Episode 209: RFK, Big Pharma, and a Free & Virtuous Society

    With the RFK confirmation hearings in the news, could it be that “health and human services” is not just a story about vaccines, snack foods, and the controversy around Robert Kennedy, but is actually an economic story, with a lesson for us all about the reason people use words like “big pharma” and “big business”?

    13 phút
  5. Episode 208: Authentic Shareholder Engagement

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    Episode 208: Authentic Shareholder Engagement

    The key word is authentic! This week, David looks at recent endeavors he and his team have pursued with JP Morgan and PepsiCo, and contrasts this strategy of shareholder engagement to a pure boycott approach and a pure activism approach. The answers will surprise you, and the results are encouraging for those whose aim is a freer and more virtuous society.

    19 phút
  6. Episode 207: The Pharisee’s Game: A Condemnation

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    Episode 207: The Pharisee’s Game: A Condemnation

    David goes after the 2024 book, 'The Trading Game: A Confession,' not just for being a book that made him cringe at its dripping sanctimony and dishonesty, but more than anything else, for its pharisaical misunderstanding of what the real moral, economic cause of the day ought to be.

    19 phút
  7. Episode 206: All I Do Is . . . Produce

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    Episode 206: All I Do Is . . . Produce

    David heard someone say recently, “All I do is help rich people get richer” (this person, like David, works in wealth management), and this inspired David to do this podcast on how incredibly wrong that sentiment is.

    12 phút
  8. Episode 205: Fires, Voters, and Public Policies

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    Episode 205: Fires, Voters, and Public Policies

    David addresses the economics of the fire disaster in Los Angeles, the public-policy ramifications, and the history of voter action in California that speaks to some of what has happened (or not happened). There is not a lot of political dunking going on here, but there is a difficult and important discussion on municipal finance and the principles by which we think about regulations, environmental stewardship, and federal aid.

    26 phút
  9. Episode 204: An Explicit Non-Guarantee

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    Episode 204: An Explicit Non-Guarantee

    David breaks down the huge challenges of what has gone on with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the challenge of where things stand now, and the even bigger challenge of what to do into the future. You will be shocked to hear that he believes the solution to how guarantees are given to support the housing markets must be rooted to some first principles, and he has a few to try on for size.

    16 phút
  10. Episode 203: A Friendly Enemy and Treacherous Friend

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    Episode 203: A Friendly Enemy and Treacherous Friend

    David does a deep analysis of the arguments for blocking the Nippon Steel acquisition of U.S. Steel and finds them . . . lacking. He unpacks the danger in calling things a “national security threat” disingenuously, and makes the case that the big beneficiary of blocking this deal is an Asian country, but it isn’t Japan.

    22 phút
  11. Episode 202: What’s This Worldview of Which You Speak?

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    Episode 202: What’s This Worldview of Which You Speak?

    Why are capital markets worth defending? For that matter, why is free enterprise worth defending? Can these things be done without a view of the world that accounts for reality, knowledge, and morality? David tackles these issues head on in the 2025 launch of Capital Record!

    19 phút
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Giới Thiệu

American prosperity was built on a foundation of free markets and free people. But, with inflation on the rise and a struggling market, many in America’s political class are attempting to recycle failed socialist ideas and calling for government intervention in nearly every aspect of American life. In this National Review Capital Matters podcast, presented by the National Review Institute, financier David Bahnsen hosts interviews with the nation’s top business leaders, entrepreneurs, and financial commentators. Tune in to hear guests such as Larry Kudlow, Steve Forbes, and Art Laffer present a practical and moral vindication of America’s capitalist way of life.

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    National Review
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    2021 - 2025
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