Darius Dale

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259 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 30 Jul

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The Pomp Podcast · The Fed's Latest Move Just Changed Everything | Darius Dale · 30 Jul 2026 podcast

That dynamic's been gone on for years.

And lastly, as we started the conversation, K-shaped regulatory policy.

We've allowed big business to take over the Supreme Court in this country in the past 55 decades, to the degree that we no longer have, you know, trust busting.

We have union busting.

To the degree that we no longer have defined benefit pensions, we have defined contribution pensions.

You know, we have all these things, offshoring, globalization, you know, the AI race, you know, the race to replace white collar labor with, you know, quote unquote, low cost, you know, bits and tokens.

All these things that are basically great for generating profits and higher stock prices, which is great if you're on the top part of the K like us, but they're contributing to the problem.

They're causing the problem of the ordinary person cannot afford to live a quality life.

And so you have to find a middle ground between listening to the people and understanding the drivers of why those people are upset and why we need to basically walk them off the ledge before we lose our society.

Because that's where this is headed.

Amen.

You nailed it, man.

You absolutely nailed it.

And part of the reason, like, you know, when I first started, when I first joined Wall Street, I was a card-carrying member of the Von Mises Institute and, you know, School of Wall Street Economics.

And, you know, that's part of my core belief system because ultimately I understand from, you know, studying literary works like the greatest literary work of all time, the Bible, and studying many other literary works throughout my academic career and then post-college, you know, deliberate study process.

is that none of this stuff works over the long term.

It always winds up getting corrupted.

It all, if you, the bigger government gets, no matter if it's big government to make Alex Carp and Elon Musk rich, or big government to make people at the food bank less hungry, no matter how big, if it's big, the bigger the government gets, the worse outcomes are in society.

And part of the reason for that, I believe we talked about this the last time I was on your show.

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