Max Frumes, financial journalist and author of The Caesar Palace Coup, joins the program to break down the hidden world of private equity and the high-stakes deals shaping the global economy behind closed doors. Frumes exposes how these complex financial structures operate far from public view—leveraging real assets, shifting risk, and generating massive windfalls for insiders while leaving everyday investors and stakeholders holding the bag. He explains why these deals are not just isolated events, but part of a broader system quietly influencing markets, industries, and even policy decisions. While the public focuses on headlines, these deals are structuring the real mechanics of power, wealth, and control. This interview pulls back the curtain on a system few understand—but everyone is affected by.Learn more about Max Frumes or get his latest book The Caesar Palace Coup at https://www.amazon.com/Palace-Coup-Billionaire-Bankrupt-Caesars/dp/163576677XSee exclusives and more at https://SarahWestall.Substack.com

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