Watchdog on Wall Street with Chris Markowski

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The Canada Tariff Chess Match Sep 09, 2026

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The U.S.-Canada trade fight is escalating, with new tariffs and import bans hitting everything from dairy and alcohol to motorcycles and ATVs. Chris questions whether the measures will have a major economic impact—or whether the increasingly targeted moves amount to political horse trading ahead of the midterms.

Trump’s 9/11 Claims Cross a Line Sep 09, 2026

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Chris reacts to Donald Trump’s claims about his actions in New York after the September 11 attacks. He argues that exaggerating or falsely portraying one’s role in a national tragedy disrespects those who were actually there—and calls for more humility and honesty from America’s leaders.

Republicans’ New Welfare Debate Sep 08, 2026

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The Trump administration is considering expanding federal support for parents who stay home with their children, with one draft proposal reportedly worth about $9,000 per child. Chris asserts the idea clashes with traditional small-government conservatism and warns that another family benefit could grow into a much larger entitlement program.

Trump’s Trade Deficit Threat Sep 08, 2026

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Trump is escalating his trade agenda while arguing that America should take a harder line against countries running trade surpluses with the U.S. Chris challenges the idea that a trade deficit means America is “losing money” and argues that restricting global trade could carry serious economic costs.

The Depression Nobody Remembers Sep 08, 2026

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The Depression of 1920–21 was a brutal economic contraction, but the downturn was relatively short-lived. Chris argues its history offers a lesson for today: recessions can clear out bad investments, and government attempts to prevent every failure may ultimately do more harm than good.

Arrogance Is a Red Flag Sep 08, 2026

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Arrogance and investing are a dangerous combination. Chris explains why money managers who brag about impeccable stock picking and perfect market timing should immediately raise red flags—and why humility is one of the most important traits for long-term investment success.

Taxation Trends: What Lies Ahead for Americans Sep 06, 2026

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Chris Morkowski, known as the Watchdog of Wall Street, discusses various pressing financial and political issues affecting Americans today. He delves into the future of taxation in the U.S., the flaws in the current tax system, and the challenges facing Social Security. Morkowski expresses his disillusionment with the political landscape, highlighting the uniparty system and the lack of effective healthcare reforms. He also addresses community concerns regarding data centers and criticizes the idea of subsidizing Hollywood with taxpayer dollars. Throughout the conversation, Morkowski emphasizes the need for financial freedom and a more equitable tax system.

Unveiling Financial Truths: The Watchdog's Perspective Sep 05, 2026

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Chris Markowski, known as the Watchdog on Wall Street, discusses the harsh realities of the financial world, focusing on investment scams, the cost of higher education, and the interplay between business and government. He emphasizes the importance of financial literacy and warns against the dangers of get-rich-quick schemes. Markowski also critiques the current state of student loans and advocates for a return to true capitalism, free from excessive government influence.

Understanding Debt and Its Implications Sep 05, 2026

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Chris Markowski delves into the current financial landscape, discussing the realities of debt, the bond market, and the impact of private equity on businesses. He emphasizes the importance of understanding market dynamics and warns against affinity fraud, urging listeners to be cautious and informed in their investment decisions.

Republicans Quit Sep 05, 2026

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House Republicans are cutting short their September schedule after passing a continuing resolution, while Thomas Massie accuses leadership of trying to stall his latest Epstein transparency bill. Chris challenges voters to look past party labels and ask a simple question: what has the GOP done to earn their vote?