Join us in Los Angeles on Thursday, June 5 for a special Paley Dialogue with Emmy-nominated writer, Tony Award-winning producer, and bestselling author Mindy Kaling. Moderated by Jessica Radloff, Senior West Coast Editor, Glamour More info: bit.ly/3XKO09s

A night to remember. 💫 At the 2025 PaleyHonors, we celebrated Joe Tsai, Crystal McCrary, Good Morning America, and Lynda Carter on the 50th anniversary of Wonder Woman—honoring their brilliance, legacy, and impact on media and culture.

“Interest rates hit 0 in 2008, but interest rates also hit 0 in 1933.” - Ray Dalio

“History repeats itself. It’s like watching the same movie happening over, and over again.” -Ray Dalio

“The credit system is like the nervous system. When the debt accumulates faster than the income. It’s like plaque in the system. It starts crowding out spending.” -Ray Dalio

“The buying of that debt, there probably won’t be enough demand.” -Ray Dalio

“We have a gigantic shift of supply, and demand. It’s like watching a patient accumulating these problems.” -Ray Dalio

“I think we should be afraid of the bond market.” -Ray Dalio

“If we are really looking over the next 3 years. We are looking at that type of critical situation.” -Ray Dalio

“The biggest influence we have now is interest rates.” -Ray Dalio

“The problem with the debt is when it starts to accumulate it has this compound effect, and it then becomes acquiring debt to pay back that debt.” -Ray Dalio

“The key is with too much debt is to spread it out over time.” -Ray Dalio

“With tech changes, AI productivity impact. Having studied it and its impact is relative to productivity miracles. I don’t think AI is likely to change the outcomes.” -Ray Dalio

“I worry about that perfect storm.” -Ray Dalio

“Everybody agrees on this picture. It’s like being on a boat heading for rocks. Everyone agrees that we should turn, but no one knows how we should turn.” -Ray Dalio

“I’m not optimistic, I have to be realistic.” -Ray Dalio

“Tariffs are attempting to deal with the issues.” -Ray Dalio

“The United States is the worlds biggest consumer, which it does on borrowed money.” -Ray Dalio

On June 24, Paley Next Big Thing brings top leaders to NYC to explore how NIL, media, and investment are changing the game. In conversation: GameUp, Duke Basketball, CAA, Boardroom. Details: bit.ly/4kqNXZq Sponsored by: Nielsen

Join us in Los Angeles on Thursday, June 5 for a special Paley Dialogue with Emmy-nominated writer, Tony Award-winning producer, and bestselling author Mindy Kaling. Moderated by Jessica Radloff, Senior West Coast Editor, Glamour More info: bit.ly/3XKO09s