Klarna Group ($KLAR) podcast mentions

Per Ticker.id: 1 Klarna Group ($KLAR) mention across 1 podcast (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-10-11.

1. Specifically, we essentially have monopoly power over manufacturing globally because the two other big competitors, or the three really, Germany, the UK, and Japan had all been leveled or totally exhausted by the war. Today, we're not at war and we have no Marshall Plan. What we have is a federal government that spent the last 25 years cutting taxes primarily for the wealthy and expanding entitlement spending with no plan to grow its way out of either. The only thing that passes for bipartisanship now is, "I know, let's spend more and cut taxes." But it's not just Washington. The same logic, borrow against the future that may not materialize and let someone else foot the bill, now runs through the entire economy. Through corporate balance sheets, through consumer credit, all the way down to someone financing DoorDash with Klarna. But let's start at the top. In fiscal year 2025, the United States paid over $1 trillion in interest on the national debt. That's not paying any debt down, that's just the interest. $1 trillion.

   Scott Galloway · The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · How America Became Addicted to Debt — with Morgan Housel · 2026-10-21

2. It's one of these pay-as-you-go things. Anytime you get ready to buy a t-shirt or anything else stupid on the internet, a pair of shoes you can do 3 easy payments. Oh, it's called Klarna, Affirm. Okay, it's all these crappy companies. They're payday lenders of t-shirts. And so it's just stupid. And so, dude, you've got to take this over with her, and the two of you together handle this. She cannot do it by herself. She doesn't have the capability.

   Dave Ramsey · The Ramsey Show · Don't Wait For Motivation - Take Action · 2026-10-16

3. Hi folks. I'm absolutely thrilled to welcome today's guest, Sir Michael Moritz, who's arguably the most successful venture capitalist of all time. He spent about 38 years at Sequoia Capital playing an important role in the firm's investments in early-stage businesses like Yahoo, Google, YouTube, PayPal, Airbnb, Zappos, Klarna, LinkedIn, Instacart, and Stripe. For good measure, he's also a terrific writer with an excellent new book that's just been published here in the US. I have the UK edition here, but it's a terrific book. A few years ago, I asked Charlie Munger who were the most interesting investors that I should try to interview. And Charlie named one person, Michael Moritz. As Charlie put it several times, he kept repeating the same phrase, "I think you'll find Mike Moritz quite interesting." So welcome, Michael. It's wonderful to meet you finally.

   William Green · The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network · RWH073: Unstoppable w/ Sir Michael Moritz · 2026-10-11