For more than 15 years, Chris Markowski has imbued his vision of honesty and equality in hosting The Watchdog On Wall Street radio show. Each week, Chris explains the news coming out of the complex worlds of finance, economics and politics and the impact it will have on everyday Americans.
Chris Markowski’s history on Wall Street reads like a novel with suspense, intrigue, and corruption at the highest levels. Chris started his career by taking a job at an up-and-coming investment firm. Within two years, under his guidance, his initiatives helped increase sales by 1,500% and made the firm #2 on “INC Magazine’s” fastest growing privately held companies list. However, while working and spending significant time in the same water as some of Wall Street’s most notorious “sharks”, Chris discovered how corrupt Wall Street could be.
The fact that so many executives with fancy college degrees and glowing resumes had the capacity, with no remorse, to scam their customers and the public at large, was mind-boggling. The “respected” firm that he helped build was nothing more than an opportunity for insiders to get rich and investors to lose their shirts. Instead of accepting the culture of gluttony and deceit like many others on Wall Street, Chris went on to blow the cover off the charade, exposing the countless instances of lies, greed and manipulation. Chris exposed the villains and facilitated in bringing down the very firm that he helped build, sacrificing millions for honesty and integrity.
After that eye-opening, life-changing experience, Chris dedicated himself to making sure Americans received the truth regarding what was really happening behind the scenes on Wall Street; not the fabrications and half-truths that the big firms and financial media outlets were churning out on a daily basis. Chris’ task in “analyzing the analysts” has made him the chief thorn in the side of the Wall Street elite. Never afraid to take on a giant, Chris has gone head to head with the large brokerage houses, the dot-com scams, Enron, WorldCom and corrupt politicians. He has warned America about the largest scandals and corruption years before they made headlines. Always fighting against the lies, greed and manipulation that scarred him, The Watchdog On Wall Street has one singular concern & focus: To serve the American consumer & investor.
Why Trump’s “Strong Economy” Narrative Is Falling Apart
Americans Are Better Off Because Of THIS One Thing Congress Just Did
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In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street, we explain why Section 453 never should have been there in the first place — and why its removal is a rare, bipartisan win for public health.
In this episode, we break down:
• What Section 453 actually did — and why it was dangerous
• How it would’ve given pesticide companies immunity from lawsuits
• Why shielding 57,000+ chemicals linked to cancer, Parkinson’s, infertility, and chronic disease is insane
• How Big Ag and corporate subsidies distort food prices and quality
• Why America’s farming system benefits corporations, not consumers
• How ethanol mandates turned farmland into a policy disaster
• Why European food is cheaper, cleaner, and higher quality
• The on-the-ground reality of food costs in Italy
• Why Thomas Massie deserves credit for leading the charge
We also talk about what this moment exposes — a food system that prioritizes lobbyists over health, and profits over people.
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In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street, we explain why Section 453 never should have been there in the first place — and why its removal is a rare, bipartisan win for public health.
In this episode, we break down:
• What Section 453 actually did — and why it was dangerous
• How it would’ve given pesticide companies immunity from lawsuits
• Why shielding 57,000+ chemicals linked to cancer, Parkinson’s, infertility, and chronic disease is insane
• How Big Ag and corporate subsidies distort food prices and quality
• Why America’s farming system benefits corporations, not consumers
• How ethanol mandates turned farmland into a policy disaster
• Why European food is cheaper, cleaner, and higher quality
• The on-the-ground reality of food costs in Italy
• Why Thomas Massie deserves credit for leading the charge
We also talk about what this moment exposes — a food system that prioritizes lobbyists over health, and profits over people.
EXPOSED: Trump and the Media LIE about the Venezuela-Fentanyl Connection
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File this under you can’t handle the truth. Cable news keeps insisting Venezuela is a major source of fentanyl and meth killing Americans.
Except… it’s not. In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street:
• Why Venezuela is not a major drug producer
• What “transit country” actually means (and where the cocaine really goes)
• Why fentanyl trafficking is tied to Mexico and Asian precursor chemicals
• How pundits repeat false claims without checking basic facts
• The on-air moment Martha MacCallum got corrected in real time
• Why being paid to mislead the public might be the real moral failure
The overdose crisis is real.The media narrative around it is not.
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File this under you can’t handle the truth. Cable news keeps insisting Venezuela is a major source of fentanyl and meth killing Americans.
Except… it’s not. In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street:
• Why Venezuela is not a major drug producer
• What “transit country” actually means (and where the cocaine really goes)
• Why fentanyl trafficking is tied to Mexico and Asian precursor chemicals
• How pundits repeat false claims without checking basic facts
• The on-air moment Martha MacCallum got corrected in real time
• Why being paid to mislead the public might be the real moral failure
The overdose crisis is real.The media narrative around it is not.
The Truth About the Venezuelan Oil HYPE
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In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street, we break down why the Venezuelan oil hype collapses the moment you apply basic math, risk analysis, and real-world oil economics.
In this episode, we break down:
• Why most pundits understand oil markets less than a TV show like Landman
• Why blocking China from Venezuelan oil doesn’t actually block China from oil
• The $100+ billion price tag to rebuild Venezuela’s oil infrastructure
• Why political risk makes Venezuela a nightmare investment
• Why oil executives won’t destroy profitable wells to chase fantasy barrels
• How heavy Venezuelan crude changes extraction and refining economics
• Why lower supply costs elsewhere (like Iran) matter far more
• How supply, pricing, and break-even points actually work
• Why “just drill it” is not a serious energy strategy
We also call out the talking heads pushing this nonsense — including voices like Glenn Beck — for selling geopolitical fairy tales instead of facts.
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In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street, we break down why the Venezuelan oil hype collapses the moment you apply basic math, risk analysis, and real-world oil economics.
In this episode, we break down:
• Why most pundits understand oil markets less than a TV show like Landman
• Why blocking China from Venezuelan oil doesn’t actually block China from oil
• The $100+ billion price tag to rebuild Venezuela’s oil infrastructure
• Why political risk makes Venezuela a nightmare investment
• Why oil executives won’t destroy profitable wells to chase fantasy barrels
• How heavy Venezuelan crude changes extraction and refining economics
• Why lower supply costs elsewhere (like Iran) matter far more
• How supply, pricing, and break-even points actually work
• Why “just drill it” is not a serious energy strategy
We also call out the talking heads pushing this nonsense — including voices like Glenn Beck — for selling geopolitical fairy tales instead of facts.
How Society Eats Itself… And How We Stop It!
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In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street, we step back from the daily outrage cycle and talk about something much bigger — how societies turn on themselves, why propaganda works, and how “the new normal” slowly becomes moral rot.
We break down:
• Why the media’s real job is to provoke, not inform
• What Megyn Kelly admitted about Fox News — and why it matters
• How outrage media turns citizens into cheerleaders
• The warning hidden in Goya’s Saturn Devouring His Son
• What Ben Hunt got right about societies consuming themselves
• The chilling lesson of Rhinoceros — and why conformity is the real danger
• Why fascism and collectivism always arrive dressed as “the new normal”
• How political entrepreneurs profit from chaos on both sides
• Why refusing to pick a team is now an act of resistance
And finally — the antidote.
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In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street, we step back from the daily outrage cycle and talk about something much bigger — how societies turn on themselves, why propaganda works, and how “the new normal” slowly becomes moral rot.
We break down:
• Why the media’s real job is to provoke, not inform
• What Megyn Kelly admitted about Fox News — and why it matters
• How outrage media turns citizens into cheerleaders
• The warning hidden in Goya’s Saturn Devouring His Son
• What Ben Hunt got right about societies consuming themselves
• The chilling lesson of Rhinoceros — and why conformity is the real danger
• Why fascism and collectivism always arrive dressed as “the new normal”
• How political entrepreneurs profit from chaos on both sides
• Why refusing to pick a team is now an act of resistance
And finally — the antidote.
Mom-and-Pop Bankruptcies Are Surging—and That’s the Real Economic Warning Sign
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Chris explains why the rise in mom-and-pop bankruptcies and local store closures should worry everyone—no matter how strong the stock market headlines look. While big corporations and AI-driven investments dominate GDP numbers, small businesses are being crushed by rising costs, regulations, tariffs, taxes, and energy prices they simply can’t absorb.
Drawing on what bankruptcy attorneys are seeing firsthand, Chris argues this is a classic recession signal that’s being ignored by media cheerleaders and political spin. Small businesses have always been America’s job engine, and when they start failing, the broader economy follows. No matter what politicians are celebrating—from foreign policy wins to market highs—voters will stay focused on the same thing they always do: the economy.
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Chris explains why the rise in mom-and-pop bankruptcies and local store closures should worry everyone—no matter how strong the stock market headlines look. While big corporations and AI-driven investments dominate GDP numbers, small businesses are being crushed by rising costs, regulations, tariffs, taxes, and energy prices they simply can’t absorb.
Drawing on what bankruptcy attorneys are seeing firsthand, Chris argues this is a classic recession signal that’s being ignored by media cheerleaders and political spin. Small businesses have always been America’s job engine, and when they start failing, the broader economy follows. No matter what politicians are celebrating—from foreign policy wins to market highs—voters will stay focused on the same thing they always do: the economy.
Follow the Money: Welfare Fraud, Defense Grift, and Why No One Is Ever Held Accountable
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Chris lays out the uncomfortable truth about government waste and fraud in America: it’s everywhere, and both parties are in on it. From welfare scandals in Minnesota and Mississippi to the explosion of “healthcare and social assistance” jobs, Chris explains how billions in taxpayer dollars disappear while Americans who actually need help are left behind.
He calls out the political theater on cable news, the convenient distractions, and the false idea that only one side is corrupt. Whether it’s welfare programs or defense contracts, the grift is the same—and Washington has no incentive to stop it. The message is simple: stop fighting each other, follow the money, and don’t hold your breath waiting for accountability.
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Chris lays out the uncomfortable truth about government waste and fraud in America: it’s everywhere, and both parties are in on it. From welfare scandals in Minnesota and Mississippi to the explosion of “healthcare and social assistance” jobs, Chris explains how billions in taxpayer dollars disappear while Americans who actually need help are left behind.
He calls out the political theater on cable news, the convenient distractions, and the false idea that only one side is corrupt. Whether it’s welfare programs or defense contracts, the grift is the same—and Washington has no incentive to stop it. The message is simple: stop fighting each other, follow the money, and don’t hold your breath waiting for accountability.
From Rugged Individualism to Collectivism: New York’s Radical Turn Under Mamdani
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Chris reacts to the newly inaugurated mayor of New York and a speech that sounded more like a college activism seminar than a city leader’s address. From pledging to replace “the frigidity of rugged individualism” with “the warmth of collectivism,” to appointing tenant advocates who label homeownership and private property as “white supremacy,” Chris warns this isn’t just rhetoric—it’s policy.
As new complaint boards threaten property rights and government overreach accelerates, Chris questions how far New York is willing to go down a path that’s already been tried—and failed—before. For homeowners, landlords, and anyone who believes in private property, this should be a wake-up call.
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Chris reacts to the newly inaugurated mayor of New York and a speech that sounded more like a college activism seminar than a city leader’s address. From pledging to replace “the frigidity of rugged individualism” with “the warmth of collectivism,” to appointing tenant advocates who label homeownership and private property as “white supremacy,” Chris warns this isn’t just rhetoric—it’s policy.
As new complaint boards threaten property rights and government overreach accelerates, Chris questions how far New York is willing to go down a path that’s already been tried—and failed—before. For homeowners, landlords, and anyone who believes in private property, this should be a wake-up call.
Venezuela, “Experts,” and the Real Reason We’re There: It’s Oil, Not Drugs
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Chris cuts through the noise and walks listeners through what he calls the “Venezuelan news sewer.” From TV experts “pitching their book” to recycled talking points about drugs and fentanyl, Chris explains why much of the mainstream narrative simply doesn’t add up.
He breaks down why fentanyl isn’t coming from Venezuela, why cocaine narratives are misleading, and why the real issue has always been oil—and the threat Venezuela poses to the petrodollar system. Drawing historical parallels from Gaddafi to Iraq, and touching on Machiavellian, transactional politics, Chris questions claims of “regime change,” warns about unintended consequences, and urges skepticism toward Washington’s credibility.
This is not about drugs. It’s not about humanitarian outrage. It’s about oil, power, and geopolitics—and Americans should be cautious about what comes next.
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Chris cuts through the noise and walks listeners through what he calls the “Venezuelan news sewer.” From TV experts “pitching their book” to recycled talking points about drugs and fentanyl, Chris explains why much of the mainstream narrative simply doesn’t add up.
He breaks down why fentanyl isn’t coming from Venezuela, why cocaine narratives are misleading, and why the real issue has always been oil—and the threat Venezuela poses to the petrodollar system. Drawing historical parallels from Gaddafi to Iraq, and touching on Machiavellian, transactional politics, Chris questions claims of “regime change,” warns about unintended consequences, and urges skepticism toward Washington’s credibility.
This is not about drugs. It’s not about humanitarian outrage. It’s about oil, power, and geopolitics—and Americans should be cautious about what comes next.
Unmasking Wall Street: The Truth Behind the Lies
Chris Markowski, the Watchdog on Wall Street, discusses the pervasive issues within the financial industry, including the lack of media coverage on Wall Street fraud, the influence of advertising on public perception, and the challenges faced by smaller firms in a landscape dominated by 'too big to fail' institutions. He emphasizes the importance of integrity in financial advising and the need for a shift towards genuine client care and wealth building.