Tom Ellsworth

In this discussion, guest Tom Ellsworth shares insights from his recent trip to Romania for an interview with Andrew Tate, teasing intriguing content to come. The conversation dives into the Trump indictment, examining its implications and public perception. They also tackle YouTube's evolving policies on misinformation and discuss Gavin Newsom's proposed gun laws in light of societal issues. Ellsworth emphasizes the complexities of today's political landscape, highlighting the notion of a 'uniparty' and the ongoing dialogue about anti-establishment sentiments.

Rob, a panel contributor on state budgets and taxation, and Tom Ellsworth, an analyst of economic and public policy, debate state tax strategies. They discuss wealthy taxation versus no-income-tax states. They cover property taxes and housing affordability. They examine how high taxes drive migration and pressure state budgets. They consider Social Security strains and policy trade-offs.

In a compelling discussion, Tom Ellsworth and Adam Sosnick address the tragic Nashville school shooting, emphasizing the urgent need for improved safety measures and mental health support in schools. They critique political responses and explore the alarming rise in gun violence, while also touching on the challenges faced in urban governance, including homelessness in cities like San Francisco. The conversation also delves into the decline of traditional American values and the importance of personal relationships and resilience in fostering community growth.

Tom Ellsworth, a regular panel contributor known for blunt takes on policy and markets. He calls out a $580M oil trade placed minutes before a major Trump announcement and argues it reeks of insider advantage. Short, sharp discussion on timing, market fairness, and structural rules that favor big players.

Tom Ellsworth, panel commentator on geopolitical and military shifts. He discusses reports of U.S. troop movements toward Iran and whether this could be strategic misdirection. He outlines missile and nuclear threat concerns and details naval assets in the region. He also touches on potential market impacts like oil and stocks.

Rob, a probing panelist who steers discussion; Barry, an analyst on geopolitics and markets; and Tom Ellsworth, a legal and strategic analyst, unpack a 15-point plan targeting Iran’s nuclear program, missile limits, proxy funding, and sanctions. They debate enforcement, negotiation with the current regime, military pressure, and regional risks in a fast-paced, clipped discussion.

Vincent 'Vinny' Oshana, a strategic commentator probing endgames. Adam Sosnick, analyst warning about Iran’s proxy tactics. Tom Ellsworth, commentator tracking global posturing. Victor Davis Hanson, classical historian linking past to present. They debate Iran’s weakening regime, 22+ nations mobilizing to secure the Strait of Hormuz, shifting alliances, and what true victory or governance might look like.

Tom Ellsworth, a political and strategic analyst, breaks down tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. He discusses Trump pressing NATO and China to act. Short takes cover whether seeking allies shows strength or weakness, Iran’s blockade threats and feasibility, and the insurance and shipping ripple effects.

Tom Ellsworth, market commentator who links history to today, joins to unpack Hormuz tanker attacks and volatile oil swings. He draws parallels with 1980s tanker wars. They discuss U.S. gas pricing moves, military escort options, reserve releases and Iran’s $200 oil threat. The conversation highlights seasonal vulnerabilities and the rising short-term cost of conflict.

Rob, an opinionated panelist on military tech, and Tom Ellsworth, a military historian and tactical analyst, break down 21st-century warfare. They discuss plunging Iranian missile and drone activity. They examine lasers shooting down drones, AI targeting, Space Force tracking, live combat testing of foreign systems, and how modern defenses reshape reliance on interceptors.