Monetary Reset and Debt Jubilee?
This Ends in Chaos: Bloodshed and Revolution in Coming Debt Collapse
Daniela Cambone: 6-13-2025
“I don’t see how we make it to the end of Trump’s four-year term without some sort of very extreme debt event,” warns Tom Bilyeu, CEO of Impact Theory.
In his conversation with Daniela Cambone, Bilyeu argues that U.S. government, corporate, and individual debt levels are unsustainable. To maintain social and economic stability, he believes the country will be forced to print massive amounts of money—eroding the dollar’s value and widening the wealth gap.
“We’re gonna print, print, print to calm people down because nobody has the discipline to say, ‘Yeah, it’s gonna suck, but it’s gonna suck a lot less than the implosion of the entire economy.’”
Bilyeu also addresses the growing discussion around a “monetary reset,” which he interprets as a debt jubilee—a dramatic cancellation of debts that has historically triggered unrest.
“Take your revolutionary pick… whether you like your chaos in the French style or the American Revolution—those are never subtle.”
Chapters:
00:00 The precarious state of U.S. debt
03:43 Basic steps for protecting your finances
07:00 Why can’t the Fed fix this?
10:00 Consumer debt hits alarming levels
11:43 How close are we to a breaking point?
12:46 Trump’s vision for America and its consequences
15:43 The case for a monetary reset
17:00 Could a gold-backed system return?
18:55 Economic unrest on the streets of L.A.
20:43 A potential awakening moment for the nation
23:26 Tom’s view on the physics of money
26:27 Tom’s advice to everyday Americans