ATMES Weekly - June 28, 2026

Joe Rogan and Tim Dillon contrast American excess with European moderation, diagnose Los Angeles' economic collapse driven by anti-business policies, and warn about alarming free speech restrictions in the UK where citizens face arrest for social media activity.

Taylor Sheridan joins Joe Rogan to explore how neurodivergence fuels creative hyperfocus, the genetic intricacies of horse breeding, and how institutional corruption—from the nonprofit industrial complex to foreign-funded ideological warfare—threatens societal stability through perverse incentives and regulatory overreach.

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, Britain suffers from chronic economic stagnation that fulfilled neither Leave's promises of prosperity nor Remain's warnings of immediate collapse; instead, prolonged policy uncertainty has permanently reduced GDP and living standards, with the costs falling disproportionately on the industrial regions that voted to leave.

Scott Eastwood discusses his supplement company North Performance and joins Joe Rogan in analyzing why American food contains harmful chemicals banned in Europe, while examining how political polarization prevents unified progress on public health.

Former UK MP Rupert Lowe argues that Tony Blair's constitutional reforms triggered Britain's political instability, while detailing his independent "Rape Gang Inquiry" which alleges over 250,000 child grooming victims linked to Islamic settlement patterns and political complicity, and recounting his expulsion from Reform UK for pursuing the investigation.

The All-In Podcast hosts and guests analyze the Democratic Socialists of America's recent primary sweep in New York City, debating whether radical left-wing politics represents a populist shift similar to Trumpism, while Chamath Palihapitiya argues AI could be the ultimate economic equalizer if Silicon Valley improves its messaging.

Economist Peter Schiff argues that extreme market valuations—exemplified by the SpaceX IPO and a collapsing crypto bubble—signal an impending meltdown, while the Fed's inevitable monetization of massive government debt will drive persistent inflation regardless of temporary dollar strength.

The video warns investors that we are in a 'masked bear market' where strong indices hide catastrophic breadth—65% of stocks are down double-digits. The speaker issues three critical warnings: don't turn bearish based on index highs alone, don't delay buying quality beaten-down stocks because they can rebound violently fast, and avoid chasing popular unprofitable stocks like SpaceX.

Dr. Paul Eastwick's research reveals that dating apps create extremely unequal marketplaces favoring conventionally attractive individuals, but real-world compatibility emerges through extended interaction where initial consensus about attractiveness dissolves, and many evolutionary stereotypes about gender-specific mate preferences are unsupported by data.

Ryan Cohen details his journey from founding Chewy to leading GameStop, explaining his contrarian investment philosophy, hands-on management approach prioritizing 'will over skill,' and the critical pivot away from his initial strategy to transform GameStop into a Chewy-like e-commerce business.