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April 20, 2024 - Blood Money

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Deep Talk About Money, God, and Evil Empires w/ Joseph Lombardi

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	Back to the way it was prior to kovat and even better All right, welcome to the latest episode of blood money TV Today we have a very special guest, Financial Advisor Joseph Lombardi.
	How are you doing, sir? Good, how are you doing, Ben?
	Good, good. We've had you on the podcast before, and we've got to mention this.
	You are a relative of Vince Lombardi, so that's always a cool thing.
	Yeah, my grandfather was his brother, is what my grandmother told me.
	Okay, okay. We got to get that off right off the top, right?
	But, you know, we were talking prior to this podcast about what may be coming down the pipeline.
	I asked you a question about the U.S. dollar plummeting.
	And a lot of the fears that people that watch the blood money Podcasts have expressed that our dollar is gonna be worth nothing and the next worry is that they're gonna try to force us into this Digital currency, which is something that they could turn on and off hence and therefore would become really just you know slaves within a Chinese CCP like government where our wrong talk or wrong speech will result in us being disconnected from our money just like we saw with
	The truckers up in Canada how Justin Trudeau which by the way the government of Canada lost all those lawsuits So it's clear that they're doing something wrong.
	Nonetheless, they're able to turn off people's money and really create this kind of slave state.
	So take me through that.
	How does that look? What are the possibilities?
	What do you think is going to happen?
	So when I take a look at history, we were on the gold standard 1970, 1971, we were not.
	There was a huge change in our currency during that time.
	It didn't really have a huge effect on your assets equaling the dollar that it was.
	When you take a look at what is the consequence of the dollar being destroyed and a new central digital currency coming in, you're 1000% right in regards to losing control, being under the thumb of authority.
	But what people don't understand is that they think that Bitcoin or gold and silver is the way to go.
	What they don't understand is there's going to be a Time where your dollars are going to be transferred into CDC. So when people remember, like, the jab.
	They were giving you bonuses to get the jab, whether it was a free burrito, whether it was a gift card, whether it was some sort of incentive to take the jab because it was a very profitable medical procedure that they wanted to force on everybody.
	So the CDC is going to be no different.
	They're gonna have some sort of, in my opinion, bonus or reward for transferring your US dollar bank account or currency dollars into the new CDC. They're not gonna come out and say, oh, the dollar's worth one.
	And you're going to transfer to 50 cents on the dollar CDC. Nobody would do it.
	So what they're going to do most likely is they're going to give bonuses for creating an account.
	They're going to give bonuses for the more money you put in, the higher the bonus is, which is going to, they want to attract the American people into doing it.
	The American people is not easily told what to do, to put it lightly.
	So they're going to drip, boil the frog, and they're going to drip, and they're going to start with different segments of the demographic.
	And having gold, silver, and Bitcoin is supposed to be a hedge of that, but so is having a Pikachu Pokemon card or a Joe Montana rookie or a house or a car or a cell phone or a sofa, because all that is is a tangible asset versus a non-tangible asset as a currency.
	Yeah. I mean, that sounds like, you know, there's been various times in history where such government incentives were given to let go of some of our freedoms.
	And that sounds like prototypical government behavior, right?
	Where you look at our past where there was a time where we were all nationals of our state in the 1800s.
	Then the idea of U.S. citizenship came along.
	There was a lot of benefits given along with that.
	Then you look at what happened in the 1960s with giving, frankly, black families the incentives to remove the father.
	There was financial incentives given to all.
	All those government incentives seem to lead us closer to a slave state, which is what I'm hearing you say, and that's kind of scary.
	Yeah, I don't think there's anything you can do, because if the government decided tomorrow that Bitcoin is a huge threat to them, They're going to crash the market.
	It's very easy if you understand how investments work, similar to Bitcoin or Apple stock.
	All you have to do is have the big boys, BlackRock, SG Global, PIMCO, all dump their money at the same time.
	Things are going to skyrocket up.
	People are going to say, oh my God, Bitcoin's getting 10, 20, 30% a day.
	And you're thinking, well, isn't that the reverse of what they want?
	No. They want to have the thing come up.
	Everybody starts getting excited, jumping their money in, right?
	Remember, it's going to the moon, diamond hands, all that, and then Bitcoin dropped it to like $12,000.
	So they're going to want that, and then what they're going to do is they're going to rug pull.
	Because Bitcoin is non-regulated, Because the gold and silver market is highly, when I say highly corrupt, meaning you have all the big dogs betting against it through puts every day because they make all their money on gold and silver.
	How? They don't make it by owning the physical gold.
	They make it by owning the companies that use the physical gold and silver, like Apple for their computers, like Tesla for their car batteries, like HP for their laptops, like the webcam.
	All technology needs gold and silver.
	So they suppress the value.
	So people think like, oh, well, if the dollar is going to collapse, then gold and silver is going to go up.
	Well, you're not going to beat the big billionaires and trillionaires, which is even hard to fathom how many zeros that is and how much money that is.
	You're not going to be able to beat them by putting 50 grand somewhere, 100 grand somewhere, half a million somewhere, 20 grand.
	It's like competing against somebody with a million dollars and you're playing with pennies.
	You're not going to compete.
	We've heard of things like XRP, and there's a lot of people raving about XRP and the fact that it's, or they say it's undervalued considerably, and it's really not.
	A lot of those individuals believe that Bitcoin's not necessarily the way that XRP is going to be the breakthrough crypto.
	The way I look at that is my favorite team is the Yankees.
	My favorite team is the Red Sox.
	My favorite team is the Texas Rangers.
	I believe there's more of a favoritism because that is what they decided is the best.
	That is what they, when they read some article or heard something, they were convinced consciously or subconsciously that that is the best.
	He was a diehard Yankees fan.
	He would hang people out of his balcony by their ankles, true story, if they wore a Red Sox hat into his house, and then take the Red Sox hat, burn it, and put it on his front door.
	He was a big one. He was not playing ball at UCLA. His name was Vince Lombardi, but not the Vince Lombardi.
	He went up with the WWE. He was coming up with Kurt Angle and all that stuff.
	Wow. So people have a perception.
	And when they say this one is the best, the way I look at it is sort of like college sports, right?
	The way I look at it as religion.
	Just because you think that's the right way does not make you correct.
	So what I do is I'm very non-objective.
	I take a look at it and I say, historically, what has been the best way to get from point A to point B, which is I want to work and then I want to retire.
	And I want to have safety net.
	I want to have a foundation. I want to protect myself from taxation.
	I want to protect myself from a down market.
	I want to have access to my money.
	I don't want to handcuff it.
	If I'm sued, I don't want the government or the people that are suing me to take it.
	If I'm divorced, I want a safe haven for my money.
	So when you take a look at that, you have to follow, similar to the Pelosi investment strategy a few years ago, you have to follow what the successful, wealthy, rich trillionaires and billionaires are doing.
	And what they're doing is they're using insurance as a cover As a bank account, as an investment.
	Because the laws inside of life insurance, called Section 7702, allows that money to be legally tax-free.
	If the death benefit is legally tax-free upon my death, but what if I want money now?
	Well, what you can do is you can lean and leverage the death benefit by overfunding the policy, similar to what Elon Musk just talked about recently, saying, hey, if I need money, do you think I pay taxes?
	Do you think I take it as income?
	Or do you think I take it as debt or a loan against an asset?
	So that's what all my clients do, over almost 2,000 of them across the country, is that they say, okay, I'm going to build my own bank.
	I'm going to grow this money.
	And when I need the money, I'm going to pull it out tax-free, liquid, non-market correlated, can't lose, sue-proof, divorce-proof in some states.
	And I'm going to take that money.
	When I take that money, it's non-direct recognition.
	So let's say I had $100,000 in there.
	I pull out $90,000. I'm still being credited.
	In the market on 100 grand, even though 10's there.
	So it's an ingenious way that the ultra-wealthy and elites built this system, but it's not advertised to the average person.
	A 401k is illiquid, high fee, taxable, no downside protection, suable.
	IRAs exact same things.
	Brokerage accounts, same things.
	So when you take a look at it, what I do for my clients is I make sure that they say, hey, look, if I gave you an option of something that's taxable or tax-free, which one do you want?
	If I gave you an option where you have access to your money or it's handcuffed for decades, you're 59 and a half.
	If you get sued, do you want to lose it all?
	If the market crashes, do you want to lose it all?
	If you get disabled, what's 100% match of zero?
	Zero, right? This is fully funded, guaranteed.
	If I get cancer or anything like that, stroke, heart attack, long-term care, do you want to have access to a million dollars in cash tax-free?
	So when you take a look at what the average American does and what they could be doing, would you want to do what all the sheep do or do you want to do what the wolves do?
	And it's really that simple.
	Wow, wow. So let me ask you this.
	Is there a way for people that are concerned that, hey, if the US dollar collapses, they're going to move us into this digital system?
	And like you said, they're going to give incentives, as they always do, benefits and incentives.
	Benefits and incentives usually mean you're giving away your rights, historically speaking.
	Is there any way to avoid that, to avoid getting in a system that's basically a Chinese social credit score-based system, where you could essentially lose your money if you talk Things that the government doesn't want you to talk about and other such crimes of speech, I guess you could call it, in their eyes.
	I wish there was.
	The whole I'm going to hold gold and silver and trade up some shavings of gold so I can get a loaf of bread, it really comes down to communal.
	It comes down to whether it's a physical dollar, which we know is worthless, the paper dollar, whether it's a euro, whether it's a CDC. I mean, as of right now, people are so nervous about this, but at the same time, they can freeze our bank accounts.
	They can freeze our accounts, our assets.
	They can sick IRS after us.
	So people feel like we have all this freedom now when we don't have any of it.
	If they want you, you're gone.
	There's literally nothing that you can do.
	I got a question about that, actually.
	And you tell me, based upon what I'm about to say.
	Now, we've heard that a lot of this is jurisdiction-based.
	Right. So when you start a company or you start a nonprofit, you're asking for permission to get an EIN. You're using your social security number and that gives them jurisdiction.
	Right. But on this Blood Money podcast, for example, I'll give you a very tangible example as to what we've done now.
	When we started the America Happens Network.
	This network, we incorporated it as a church, right?
	We did this through affidavit where we didn't even apply for an EIN or a social security number because the laws where they're written, you could actually start a non-profit, you could start what is called a...
	Sorry, it's called a private membership association or a trust without actually applying to the government.
	And we've been told that that actually removes them from that jurisdiction.
	It's hard to pierce the veil of a trust or a private membership association, especially when it's based upon not having an EIN or social security number.
	And tell me, tell me, what do you think about those methods?
	So, what my wealthy clients are doing for, let's say, legacy planning, they're opening up ILIT trust, irrevocable life insurance trust.
	When you don't have your social security number attached to your money, All the money that's your money, but technically you're disbarred from it or separated by a person, which necessarily doesn't mean a human.
	Person in law is individual entity asset.
	So you separate that entity and then upon your death, that money goes to your beneficiaries tax-free, which avoids estate taxes.
	So I'm dealing with a lot of super high net worth clients.
	We're 20, 30 million. I have a lot of agreements with estate attorneys that send me opportunities and I come up with my strategies that the clients like doing one today.
	A client worth $22 million.
	It doesn't want to pay $10 million in estate tax, which is 55% of your money.
	The $15.6 million exemption is dropping down to 5 million, which And that's expiring in, what, eight months from today?
	So these are the strategies you have to worry about.
	When you think of the average person, you're like, well, then how do they win?
	Well, you have spendthrift, irrevocable spendthrift trust, which I'm doing a lot of research in right now, which basically allows you to put your home, your assets, everything, this is what I'm believing from what I've been reading and talking to attorneys and people that have done it, And you put all your assets in there and now you don't pay any ordinary income taxes.
	And the money doesn't belong to you.
	You have a bank account that you have access to the money.
	You can sell and buy assets, real estate, stocks, life insurance, contracts, whatever.
	But inside the trust, it's not owned by you.
	So that is what is a second level of protection.
	The average person isn't going to spend $20,000 to set that up.
	They don't have $20,000.
	So, the strategies that I use are very simplistic and compared to how complex we can go.
	There's a way where you can take your 401k, that is, before tax money, put it in a profit-sharing trust, change the language inside the trust to allow the purchase of life insurance, and then take before-tax dollars by life insurance that comes to you tax-free, so literally you pay zero taxes ever.
	But that you need a $10 million net worth and other assets.
	There's premium financing.
	There's Kaizen. There's so many complex things that will just go over 99% of your listeners.
	So what most of my clients, a simple way to do it in reality is to...
	Stop funding or just go up to the match of your 401k and then open up a rich person's Roth.
	You don't have to be rich to do it, but that's the terminology that you can Google.
	There's a couple of Forbes articles, one written by a certified financial planner, one written by a certified public accountant.
	And it teaches you in regards to what is good and what is bad, pros and cons of every asset class.
	And when you take a look at it, the best asset class right now is one that's tax-free, liquid, sue-proof, divorce-proof, can't lose in the market, but averaging 15% or more in the last 20 years, tax-free, compared to a taxable, high-feed, illiquid, could-be-sued, could-be-taken-in-a-divorce type of asset.
	So it's levels of complexity based on what you're Trying to accomplish and what your means are to accomplish those goals.
	Got you, got you. Now, let me ask you this.
	You were saying that it's almost inevitable that we're all going to be forced into this digital currency system because of the amount of finances that the elite hold and they could just, you know, bankrupt Bitcoin, they could bankrupt all these cryptos.
	Is that really realistic when there are so many cryptos?
	And the vision I'd like to present you is some of these individuals we've talked with that are Big on crypto.
	Say that, hey, like, you know, it's okay for them to have a US digital currency because it'll be like the stock market where you go on there, that just happens to be one of the cryptocurrencies that you could actually buy, but there'll be all these other ones.
	And through freedom of choice, you'll be able to choose which one of these other ones that you want to invest your time and money into.
	Yeah, so I take the dot-com crash.
	I don't know how old your average viewer is, but I'll be 40 in a few months, but I lived through that.
	People used to buy dot-com stock, walmart.com, and airplanes.com, and people would invest millions.
	I'm talking each, billions and billions, trillions of dollars.
	And then there was the old one crash because they realized that the dot-com stock was no value.
	But there was some winners.
	How was there winners? Well, there was Walmart.com that was a winner because that converted to stock.
	There was Target.com that was a winner that converted to stock.
	Out of the thousands of them, there was like three to five that did really well.
	So I think it's going to be similar with crypto.
	Or I think there's going to be, most of them are going to die.
	Most of them are scammy, right?
	We don't have to know what happened with Sigmund Fried to figure out what the heck these guys are doing behind the curtains.
	The whole pump and dump scheme of influencers on Twitter and Instagram.
	Other social media platforms like Kik that are telling their customers, you know, or their viewers, buy this one, buy that one.
	We had very derogatory name coins, right?
	Save the children coin.
	We had Signature Bank, fail.
	Silicon Valley Bank, fail.
	You're talking about trillions of dollars just Evaporate.
	So is there going to be winners?
	Sure, there has to be.
	But are the majority of people going to lose?
	Absolutely! So when it comes down to it, should you have all of your money in that?
	No! Do you take all your money to the casino and put it all on black?
	Well, I hope you don't, because if you don't win, you're homeless.
	So it's all about diversification, really.
	It's all about don't put all your eggs in one basket.
	It's all about leveraging different laws, different IRS codes, leveraging different option contracts, not only owning the actual asset.
	But owning the rights to its growth with downside protection, because if you lose, your contract expires worthless.
	It's about leveraging.
	It's about debt is actually good.
	There is good debt, believe it or not.
	It's not an all or nothing.
	And I think that's the problem with most people's perception on investing, is they think, this is the right way and that's the wrong way.
	It's like, well, this wouldn't exist if it didn't have a good way to grow, but it's not for everybody.
	You know?
	So it's knowing your personal situation.
	It's protecting against risks, right?
	And what are the risks? I call them the four levers of investing.
	You have taxation, you have market, you have inflation, and you have interest rates.
	So when you buy an investment, whether it's crypto, gold, silver, currencies across the country, life insurance, Apple stock, those come with various risks, right?
	When you take a look at a 401k, like most of your listeners probably have, that is the worst place to be in your money right now.
	And why is that? Well, one of your levers is taxation.
	Taxes aren't going down. They are $300 trillion.
	To U.S. unfunded liabilities, Medicare, Social Security, and international debt.
	Every American that works, which is only 40% of our population, owes $2 million to the Federal Reserve.
	Taxes in the 1980s were 70% here, and they were 91% here in the 1960s, highest marginal.
	So when we look at his history, we can say, okay, what are the risks?
	Well, World War I, taxes went from 7% to 85%.
	World War II, they went from 25% to 85%.
	Well, World War III is pretty much in our foreseeable future, given The Israel issues, the Ukraine issues, the BRICS trying to take over our petrodollar.
	If you think the United States is just going to sit there and say, sure, a bunch of countries, you can be the new police state and have the petrodollar, you're crazy.
	Because the United States is going to fight back.
	They're going to say there's no way.
	With all the evil things this country has done, they're not just going to say, oh yes, Russia and China, you guys can partner with BRICS, India, Brazil, and you guys can just have at it.
	No problem. We're going to go over here, guys.
	You guys can just take over the world currency and dominate.
	Heck no. I mean, is the United States even in position?
	And I'm going to tell you a quick little story to explain this mind thought process, right?
	Is the US even in position right now to control what is, you know, the accepted worldwide currency, right?
	And the example here I bring is you have BRICS, right?
	Which is a combination of multiple nations.
	One of those nations happens to be Saudi Arabia, right?
	What I learned about 20-something years ago is that the Saudi Arabian government, the kingdom, holds so many Federal Reserve notes that just a threat of them selling their Federal Reserve notes is enough to cause economic decay.
	And if they do sell their Federal Reserve notes, our economy basically falls apart.
	That's one country, right?
	Now, firstly, is that true or false?
	Second statement is that now you have all these different countries, not just Saudi Arabia, that are collectively moving out of the Federal Reserve note standard.
	How could our economy survive that?
	We've never faced something like that, and we've also never faced something like that when we've had such great debt.
	When we saved Europe after World War II with the Marshall Plan, we weren't in the deficits like we are right now.
	So it seems as though we are at a very vulnerable position right now to these foreign countries actually just selling off our Federal Reserve notes, plummeting our economy, making our dollar worthless.
	If it was that easy, they would have done it by now.
	How America, the country, or the government, excuse me.
	I love America as a country.
	I got a flag out front.
	I don't like our government.
	The government is evil.
	The government is corrupt. The government does things you can bear.
	I mean, we're the number one child trafficking country in the world.
	We are number one.
	We're the best at it. I don't support that, but I don't get to choose where my tax dollars go, and I don't want to go to jail having three children.
	So, with that said, the United States has done a lot of horrible things globally, overthrowing governments, rigging elections, domestic and foreign.
	If countries could Hit a button, a sell button, and it would cause mayhem in the United States.
	Don't you think they would have done it?
	Don't you think if there was a way, with everything we've done, 9-11, I think our own government killed our own citizens.
	There's a lot of evidence that supports 9-11 was an inside job.
	So if they're willing to kill Americans, they're willing to traffic children, If they're willing to freeze bank accounts, if you've ever seen Clinton's hit list, like 38 people that were all under the age of 40 died of heart attacks.
	So if they're willing to murder us, what do you think they're willing to do to those people that are going to try and overthrow them?
	What people don't understand, who runs America is not Americans.
	We have the Democrats that are Jewish.
	We have the Republicans that are European.
	That's who runs our political system.
	Americans don't let me say. We're sort of like the sheep in a farm.
	The farmers run everything.
	The farmers got wolves that keep us sheep in line.
	It's called police.
	What people's fear is, in my opinion, is unrational.
	The United States is protected because we're the evilest of everybody that caused the most harm.
	We are the ones that don't have a moral compass here as a nation.
	We don't even know what gender we are.
	We don't even know what religion we are.
	We have all these...
	I mean, how many people believe in God anymore?
	I mean, it's crazy, right?
	So we are like the cesspool of humans, if you really take a look at it.
	Statistically, right? We spend the most on education in the world, but what's our ranks?
	26 in math, 24 in reading, 30-something in social studies, 20-something in science, but yet we are the highest investor of education.
	And it comes down to our morals, our ethics, and how we view thy neighbor.
	Most people would kill, I mean, some people kill people for a pair of Michael Jordan sneakers.
	So the human life value here in America comes down to like 150 bucks.
	Someone will kill you for 150 bucks.
	You go to other countries, they don't have that morality.
	They don't have that, the way they treat their fellow neighbor.
	They have communities. We don't have that here.
	It's screw you what's in it for me.
	If I could take, take, take, I'm going to take until there's nothing left.
	Capitalism, baby. And they take the worst part of capitalism, which I believe capitalism is the best way to run a country.
	But some people take the most evil, small portion of it and say, I'm going to enslave my employees.
	I'm going to make them work to the bone.
	And I'm going to suck every penny I can.
	Every penny I invest in them, I want a dollar back.
	And that's the evil, nasty part of capitalism.
	So when you look at other countries, you don't see that.
	Other countries have way more religious than we are.
	Other countries have way more ethics than we do.
	Other countries have way more morals than we do.
	So if you're so nervous about, oh, the currency, the currency, the currency, in my opinion, based on looking at how we treat each other as a country, how the government separates us by race, by gender, by religion,
	by sports team, by female or male, the feminism movement, the black movement, the transgender movement, all the movements That George Soros and all these very wealthy people dump billions of dollars into, Democrat versus Republican, separates us so that we can't come together and unite.
	And that's the biggest issue that I feel, looking and doing research and studying and having thousands of clients and working with three, four to five hundred companies and talking to super wealthy people and talking to average people that own the construction companies and dump truck companies and moving companies I work with.
	It all comes down to the fact that us as Americans don't unite.
	Us as Americans do not have each other's back.
	We are taught that it's whatever you can get, get it.
	And if it hurts other people, that's their problem.
	And we don't see that in other countries.
	We don't see that.
	So when you say, what's the fear of them pushing buttons?
	I don't think they have the I don't want another word to describe it, but an evil feature that we have here as Americans, I don't see that sentiment in other countries.
	And I think because of that, we're safe, which is kind of sad if you really look at it and think about it.
	But I think us as Americans are safe because whoever the ultra elites are, have chosen that the United States of America is their home.
	And we are guests in our own home.
	When you're born, you got to pay taxes immediately.
	You own nothing. I didn't own this land that my house and my family I'm raising.
	The government does.
	The state does. You go to other countries, you actually own that land.
	There's no property taxes.
	So you're born in debt here and you have to pay off your debt through labor.
	And all that labor is going to something.
	They tell you we're sending billions of dollars to Ukraine, but then you have Polinsky or whatever his name is saying, I never got the money.
	So all that money is being funneled back up to the ultra-wealthy, the ultra-elite, the cabal, whatever the hell you want to call them, the Illuminati.
	It's all the same group of very powerful people that run the world.
	And for whatever reason, they've chosen America as to be their home.
	That's why we've never been invaded.
	That's why the only wars that's ever been here has been civil.
	In us versus us.
	So, in my opinion, the whole CDC, the central digital currency, the BRICS, the wars in Iraq, the war in Israel and Ukraine, all those things that scare the crap out of people, At the end of the day,
	if you just do what you need to do to build a foundation for your family, have a bunch of food, I have at least 100 pounds of meat, I have guns, I have ammo, I have an alarm system, I have cameras, I have a bug out plan, I have a plan with other super wealthy people that have acres and farms that if it hits the fan, we're going there, I'm packing up the Suburban and the cars and we're driving there and we got guns, we have a plan.
	What's going to win if things hit the fan is not that you have all this gold and silver and all this bitcoin and you're by yourself.
	Because someone's going to come and kill you and take your gold and silver and say thank you very much.
	The plan is to have a communal society or a communal relationship with like-minded people.
	That's why I love Rumble. I have 100 podcasts on this platform because it's free ideas.
	And having free ideas allows people to make conscious decisions to what they need to do to protect themselves.
	You don't want to sit there complaining and thinking, oh, there's a problem, there's a problem, there's a problem.
	Well, identify the problem and create a solution.
	Because if all you do is whine about the problem, it never gets fixed.
	And the solution isn't that hard.
	It's do what the ultra-wealthy are doing.
	If you want to be the best plumber, find somebody who's winning at plumbing and copy them.
	If you want to be the best dancer, find the best dancer and emulate them, how they talk, their makeup, their clothes, what genre of dance they use.
	It's the same thing with money.
	Find successful people that are winning and are wealthy and are good.
	Don't find those fake gurus on social media that, you know, they're taking pictures in Lamborghinis that's not theirs.
	Find really successful people that have time, awards, high ratings.
	You know, like, that's why a lot of people work with me.
	I'm A-plus rated on the Better Business Bureau, five-star rating on Google, 21 years of experience.
	Billions of dollars of protection and rollovers.
	I've written books, three of them.
	I've been featured in International Business Times, Business Insider, Market Insider.
	They freaking put me on the cover of the top 40 advisors in the country under 40 years old.
	So when you take a look at that accolades, real accolades, not the fake stuff that, oh, I bought that award or I knew somebody, so they hooked me up, but things that are measurable.
	Clients are measurable.
	Money you have is measurable.
	Returns historically is measurable.
	Working with high net worth people is measurable because the ultra wealthy, they have a council.
	So it's, yes, are all these risks real?
	Absolutely. But at the end of the day, we live in the number one protected Country.
	Now, are they flooding the borders, bringing in all these military-age men?
	Yeah, that's concerning. Do they don't care if riots happen and burn our cities down?
	Well, that's concerning, right?
	2020 elections. However, at the end of the day, the United States is very strong.
	We're very resilient.
	We are a mix.
	We have really smart people.
	We have very hardworking people.
	We have mixes from every genre in the world live here.
	And the ultra-wealthy find talent because they have the resources to buy talent and learn from talent.
	So I think if you put us into any other country, we're going to win 9 out of 10 times.
	It's not because we're better humans.
	We've spent more money.
	We have more technology.
	We have more. We've been doing it longer.
	Name another country that runs other countries' elections.
	Name other countries that overthrows other governments, has connections.
	Name other countries where you have CIA, FBI, all these alphabets, where there's tons of them and they have influence and where it matters, right?
	So the way I look at it and the way I protect my family, my wife, and my three children is very simple.
	I have guns. I have food.
	I have ammo. I have a boatload of overfunded life insurance, tax-free liquid.
	I can access cash anytime I want in the six figures.
	And having that allows me to have liquidity.
	I don't have to worry about if anything happens where I have a flat tire, I need a new pair of tires.
	I mean, there's a statistic, I think it was a couple of years ago, that like over 50% of Americans can't even afford a new set of tires if they're to pay for it in cash.
	We are trained on instant gratification.
	We're trained on spend more money than you make.
	If you want something, get it now.
	If you want to go to college, get a student loan.
	If you want to get a car, get a mortgage.
	If you want to get an automobile, get an auto loan.
	If you're broke and you want a TV, get a Best Buy credit card.
	We're trained on taking care of our present self and screwing our future self.
	So it's trying to break away from the programming, I think, is the number one problem Americans face.
	We have been programmed that we are insignificant.
	We're floating on this giant rock going 666,000 miles an hour.
	That's at a 24 degree angle, which divide 24 by 90 is 66.
	Everything is 66 when it comes to NASA. Yeah.
	And if you understand that and critically think, you're going to make better decisions For yourself and for your family and talk to people about this stuff.
	You're not crazy if everybody changes the way we think.
	And that's why I love your show and that's why I love podcasting in general.
	You know, okay, so I'm no financial advisor, right?
	But having done something like 200-something episodes of this podcast where we talk to intelligence officials, we talk to bankers, we talk to lawyers, we talk to out-of-the-box thinkers, right?
	It seems as though the smartest thing you could do as a wealthy person, and tell me if I'm crazy here, is to take all your money, buy a whole bunch of land, basically put in place all that you need to have unlimited amounts of food and water, meaning setting up a farm, getting a staff to do that.
	Essentially, build your own city.
	And then if you have not one penny left at the end of that, well, you have all the You know, wild stock for food, you have your water, you have your community, and that on its own is producing, you know, let's not call it Federal Reserve notes.
	Let's call it money or things of value.
	There's tangible assets in that.
	Whoa, I just built a city.
	I mean, if you really dissect what that city's worth due to its producibility of Things that could keep one alive and keep a community alive, that would seem as though that is now worth a lot more than these things we call Federal Reserve notes that are essentially worthless if we didn't have a strong military willing to blow up everybody who says they are worthless.
	I agree with that.
	The first thing I would do, however, is dump all my money into overfunded life insurance first and then lean it out.
	So now you're earning two streams of income on one dollar.
	Which I just had a client dumping $1.1 million to downsize his house, and then he's pulling out $700,000 the next day, and he's still earning interest on $1.1 million, even though $700,000 is his new home, and that is saving him money.
	So dollar saves, dollar earns.
	So he's earning money here by saving interest, and then he's earning money here because it's in the market where you cannot lose.
	But yes, if you take a look at what you said, it's very simple.
	What I would add to that is having secrecy.
	Right? Secrecy is the most important asset you can have if you want to stay protected.
	Secrecy. Nobody knows that this city exists.
	It's not a target. You're not going to get shaken down by people that show up with machine guns, say we want 10%, right?
	The mafia. So if in a perfect world you had a lot of money, You meet like-minded people that you like, trust, and respect.
	You guys all come together and create your own Illuminati or Cabal, but a good one, the one that doesn't hurt people and kill people and make people go missing.
	You would be able to build an infrastructure city with people that have your same morals, your same ethics, be self-sufficient, live off the land, protect yourself, But you basically be building what?
	Your own little country. It's being chopped up, which I'm sure you've talked to people, and so have I, that these places in California that are becoming independent, free of government, we have us changing our what?
	Not being U.S. citizens.
	So, freedom people.
	So, there is ways that you can do it.
	The problem with it is...
	In our society, you're busy.
	And I mean busy.
	I have three children.
	They're all in sports. I have a wife that, you know, stays at home but supports me and takes care of the family.
	I have a business. I have employees.
	I have strategic alliances. I have accountants I have to work with.
	I have elder law attorneys I have to work with.
	I have estate planners I've got to work with.
	I have insurance companies I've got to work with.
	I've got investment companies I've got to work with.
	I've got dance. I have football, lacrosse, basketball.
	I want to coach. Last name is Lombardi, and I've loved coaching.
	I've coached my boys for years. So the problem is time.
	Where do you find the time to do all of that when you're in a slave-type society where you have to give hours of labor that you have so that you can eat, so you can live in shelter?
	So that you can have protection, live in a safer neighborhood, have a good school system for your children.
	Well, just to have this house here and me to live on this land is technically mine, but not mine.
	I got to pay $15,000 a year in property taxes.
	Just to live in my home, to be in a good school system, to be on a cul-de-sac, to have land so my kids can practice their sports, to have, you know, trust land, to go for hikes with my family, to have wetlands across the street.
	When you add all that up, the amount of time it takes to generate $15,000 is not easy.
	And that doesn't include the car, the house, the solar, the electric, the office I have, the other office I have, the payroll I have.
	So I am consistently busy all the time.
	And so are most successful people.
	And the problem is the unbusy people, they don't make a lot of money.
	They don't have a lot of resources because you have to trade your time for money.
	And if you're not making money, that means you have time, but you cannot have both.
	I think that's how the system was set up.
	So that we don't have the time, the people with the resources don't have the time to fix anything.
	And the people that have the time don't have the resources to fix anything.
	And I think it's ingenious to, not our favor, but when you look at it, just look deep into it.
	And you see how things really run.
	We're almost slaves in taxation, but we're also highest debted country.
	So we're slaves of debt.
	So if you have a lot of debt and you make a lot of money, a lot of taxes, if you work January to December, you only get to keep January, February, and March of your income.
	April, May, June goes towards debt.
	And then July, August, September, October, November goes to state, Fed, FICA, Medicare, unemployment tax.
	So it's really sad that this is how our existence is.
	But to have it come full circle, I think as a country, we're fine in regards to that risk, even though we have tons of other risks.
	The risk of, oh, what if CDC comes in?
	What if they destroy our dollar?
	Currency is governed by force.
	We have the best military in the country.
	I mean, you say that, but I need to pause you there.
	I need to pause you there.
	Because the reality is, frankly, United States has never won a war.
	They've never won a war.
	They are... And as history's gone on with the building of the military-industrial complex...
	You could argue that the defeats of the U.S. military have become even more glaring.
	I mean, we look at Afghanistan, embarrassing defeat, right?
	20 years of work just went away, gave them 80-something billion dollars' worth of equipment.
	Iraq was a resounding failure.
	Vietnam was a resounding failure.
	Korea is still a stalemate.
	We never won that war.
	Then you go into World War II. Well, you know what?
	We didn't win World War II. I'm sorry.
	The Russians won World War II. The Russians and their determination to fight until the last person won World War II, right?
	If you look at World War I, I mean, really what happened in World War I? We were the Johnny-come-latelys, and we can't claim that we won World War I. So, I mean, Yes, we have a very strong military that could just bomb this, you know, stuff into smithereens.
	Unfortunately, Vietnam has showed us that you could bomb a country into smithereens and kill a million-plus people, but the people that live in those lands will continue fighting until the last person.
	Which is the human spirit.
	Now, we're talking about a government that's inherently evil, that does evil things all around the world.
	When has that ever resulted in victory?
	I mean, removing Iran's democratically elected government in 1953 has caused a domino effect of catastrophic things, right?
	It was at that moment it seemed to work, but the bad that came out of it just continues to cause the U.S. harm What I see is a government with a lot of big weapons that could carpet bomb places.
	I don't see a resilient military.
	I don't think we have the fabric of what the Russians had in World War II. I think we're too soft to compete, really, in a true war.
	Frankly, I don't see us winning any wars, ever.
	Because the basis of how we're doing this all is so inherently evil and so predatory to its own people and the rest of the world, it would seem as though from an outsider's point of view that this whole Bricks thing was a lot of people that would agree with that sentiment of the...
	You know, pariah nature of the US government.
	And we call it government. One thing we've got to also state here is that government is an inanimate object.
	Government can't do evil, can't do good.
	You're really talking about the people within the positions of power within government.
	And again, that's really being exposed that these people all have, you know, very negative ideas.
	It's been exposed like never before.
	So all faith in government has more or less been lost by Whether you're red or blue or whatever.
	I don't know. I look at all those, you know, kind of the whole, I guess, consequence of things that are on the table right now.
	I don't see us being able to use our military to hold up our dollar much longer.
	But just my two cents. I would love for you to react to that.
	I think it came down to, you said, I don't see.
	And I think that is on purpose.
	So I believe the United States invaded Iraq because they had biblical power.
	They had some scrolls.
	They raided all their churches.
	I think we didn't go there just for oil.
	I think we went there because they had some knowledge.
	The Holy Land is supposedly supposed to be around there.
	So I think what you said is what I don't see, which is you're right.
	We don't see it. But when you talk to or listen to some very high-end people that knew some high-end people, they didn't go, from what I've heard, they didn't go to Iraq.
	For oil. They went there because they raided all of the churches.
	They stole some godly old power, scrolls, knowledge, information.
	And I think they have some sort of looking glass, some sort of thing that we can't even imagine exists that would scare the entire population if they really told us why they do things or what they do or how they do.
	Because we all live in our little bubbles with our CDs, our music, our Netflix, our video games, our bills, our nice car or a car, our home, our kids, our playing with our kids and our watching our kids play baseball.
	And the stuff that the government people in power that represent the government, that they do, we don't know.
	So it may look like on paper we lost, we could have won.
	It may look like on paper we won, we could have lost.
	We don't know the truth.
	We can't handle the truth.
	All the Hollywood movies basically tell you how they run everything because the devil has to show you what he does before he does it.
	So I think that when it comes to war, there's a lot that we don't know that even if they told Believe it or understand it.
	Look at CERN. Look at all these different things that are happening.
	Look at NASA and all the astronauts on trains.
	I was just listening to Californication.
	They were talking about the girl who was talking.
	There's some sort of energy I don't even know how to explain it because it's not something we're taught.
	We know we have a third eye.
	We know we have a pulmonary gland.
	We know it's true. It goes deep. It's so deep. Everything that we do is so deep.
	And the misinformation and the too much information and the...
	It's all about control. If they can control our minds and keep us in our little bubbles, then we're not a threat to them.
	You know, there's a quick thing I want to throw in here because...
	Because of my ancestry, I'm of Armenian descent, and the Armenians, being the first Christian nation, were heavily persecuted until today, right?
	Part of the persecution of Armenians, which ties into what you're talking about in Iraq, was that we had a lineage that links directly to Jesus Christ.
	And before that, like we're talking at least 6,000 years old, as old as the Jews.
	In fact, a lot of people theorize that the lost tribe of Israel is actually the Armenians because genetically, DNA-wise, physically, We're very similar, right?
	And because of our lineage to Christ, we've been persecuted because one of the byproducts of having an actual lineage to Christ is Bartholomew, who was one of the disciples, came to Armenia, and that's how Armenia became the first Christian nation on earth.
	What is also a byproduct is that around the time of Jesus Christ and soon after, there was a lot of miracles happening in what is the Byzantine era, and a lot of Armenian priests, monks, or clergy actually wrote about that.
	And one of the things that was destroyed in the Armenian Genocide and the multiple other massacres was those manuscripts and documents, which was directly linking us to Christ.
	Luckily, they didn't destroy all of them because some of our clergy was very clever in getting those documents out of the way, out of the way from destruction, but it was very much like a burning of the Library of Alexandria that happened to the Armenians on multiple occasions because of their lineage to Christ.
	As an Armenian, I could tell you clearly, you know, I'm an American first and foremost, but my parents of Armenian descent, my families of Armenian descent, I could tell you like, yes, that what you're talking about is very real.
	There is a spiritual battle.
	There is this idea of destroying our connection to Christ because then, you know, we could all be led to believe that we are these creatures of evolution.
	We, you know, we came from an amoeba.
	And God doesn't exist and makes us feel helpless, just like the COVID vaccine.
	It's not like our Earth has a million things that could actually help with the COVID vaccine that God himself put here.
	No, there is no God.
	Therefore, we need to listen to Fauci.
	Same sort of mentality.
	Disconnecting us from God.
	But there's an X factor there.
	There's an X factor of God.
	And it seems as though while they've been trying to, you know, again, Armenians, they've been trying to destroy every single Armenian.
	Until today, the Turks and Azeris, who behind the scenes have a very radical Islamic mindset, even though they say that they're secular, talk openly about destroying all of Armenians so those two nations could join together.
	And that is something that currently, you know, every day there's Armenians being shot at the border, right?
	So it's ongoing. But nonetheless, there seems to be the God factor.
	I don't know. I know you're a financial advisor, and we're going into these other dimensional ideas, but I know you're also a godly man, so how do you react to that?
	Yeah, I mean, again, finance is just one piece of a big puzzle.
	And finance is an important piece, unfortunately.
	But it does come down to a spiritual battle.
	It does come down to understanding how evil is.
	In my opinion, there's demons, there's There's negative energy.
	There's karma. There's people that do things that they don't even realize they did it.
	That's why they call it beer, wine, and spirits.
	Because when you get drunk, you don't become the person you are.
	You're overtaken by something.
	Who are you overtaken by? You have people I've heard on Joe Rogan, they take acid, they have the same trip.
	That's physically impossible to have eight people take a drug and they all experience the exact same thing.
	That is unfathomable.
	That is true. So when you look at, you have these kids that when they're born, two, three, four years old, they can tell you what their past life was.
	I have three children.
	They were all two, three, four before.
	They couldn't even tie their shoe, let alone pick up a strawberry that fell on the ground.
	But yet they're going to tell you who they were, what their name was, how they died, what they saw.
	There's all these things that we cannot explain.
	And faith is the only thing.
	That I hold, and I believe which helps me stay successful, I believe I have an angel.
	I'm in finance, so I'm definitely a numerologist.
	I see one, two, three, four all the time.
	That's my angel number.
	It's all deep.
	It's like, why? There's a bigger meaning.
	Finance is just a way to be safe.
	If you have money, you have the option to do X. I have the option to buy a gun.
	I have the option to pay my bills.
	I have the option to put my daughter in dance, which is just one title.
	It's awesome. She's eight.
	It's beautiful, beautiful. So it's like, I have the option to do S. Does money make you happy?
	No, money solves problems.
	Helping problems make you so happy.
	So inadvertently, money makes you happy.
	But when you take a look at it, money's important, but is it everything?
	You could be very wealthy and very unhappy.
	You could be very wealthy and very unhealthy.
	You could be very wealthy and alone.
	So money is one aspect of how to be successful.
	Is it the only aspect? No.
	There's many people that spend their whole life chasing the dollar, the rat race, and they get older.
	They have midlife crisis because they realize, I made all this money.
	Let me buy a Corvette.
	Let me cheat on my wife or let me go divorce or go to another country because it's almost like Groundhog Day that they finally woke up.
	Yeah. And it's like you need deeper.
	You need money. You need a foundation, right?
	Nothing that I do is so-called sexy.
	You know, I set up plans.
	I make people money.
	I protect people. I do life insurance and long-term care and investments.
	I move money around to put it in better options.
	I have more downside protection, more upside, tax-free.
	But at the end of the day, I think we're here because we all have God in us.
	We're God's children. I think that if you were a caterpillar, you wouldn't know what a butterfly is.
	We are humans.
	We don't know what gods are.
	There's no way for a caterpillar to know what the heck a butterfly is, let alone I'm going to change into it or grow into it.
	I think we all grow into gods.
	I think heaven is just high school of earth.
	Not that everyone goes to heaven.
	It's super unsinful.
	I think heaven is up and And hell is down.
	And I think all that has to do with whether you graduated to the fourth grade from the third grade or you had to redo it.
	That's why I think reincarnation is real.
	I think Earth is like the place where all God's children are born.
	I believe in the Nephilim.
	They did unspeakable things with women to create giants.
	There's a lot of information on that, which is not mainstream.
	It's our earth flat.
	There's a lot of people that think that's crazy.
	When people don't know, the first thing they do, the fear of the unknown, puts up a defense wall.
	If they don't know and they're uneducated, it can't be real.
	9-11, that was an inside job.
	The passport that flew from a burning plane where everybody was incinerated Yeah.
	Which is made out of paper, mind you, just floated down on Main Street.
	It was just found. So you have the newsacre on TV. Building 8 just fell, and you're literally looking at it behind her.
	She told her Building 8 was going to fall.
	And how did it fall? Was it by a plane?
	Oh, it was heat from all over there.
	And steel doesn't burn out.
	Go on and on and on. Shame on us for not having a more introspective approach, an intellectual approach to be like, yo, that's, I mean, a lot of people talk about Building 7 now and even government officials that have fully bought the narrative at this point are, it's a hard to believe narrative.
	It's a hard, it makes no sense.
	I don't want to go down all these rabbit holes, but I think that finance is very important because it has a foundation.
	I think having life insurance to protect the people you love, disability to protect your income, long-term care to protect your assets, building a tax-free account to protect you from taxes going up, build an asset that you can't lose if the market goes down, build something that's liquid so you're not handcuffing your money for 10, 20, 30, 40 years, leveraging the money you're accumulating in retirement to buy other assets to make more income, Because income is actually more important than assets, which most people don't understand that.
	It's a piece.
	I'm put here by God to try and help people.
	That's why it's very important for me.
	That's why I never charged a client a dollar in 20 years.
	That's why I never lost a client a dollar in over 20 years.
	Everything I do is finding whatever the ultra wealthier do and put guarantees on it, making sure it can grow, making sure it's safe.
	That's why people like me.
	That's why I have a lot of clients and I'm very intrigued.
	I am blessed that I make a ton of money and I have the resources and time to Grow my spiritual awakening and grow my knowledge and meet very influential and cool people and have these conversations like with you, Van. It's a great life.
	It's learning.
	Knowledge is power.
	They say money is power, but if you want to be the richest person in the world or the smartest, knowledgeable person in the world, I think most people would...
	Well, I don't know about most people.
	We are in America, but Most people that are awakening would say, yeah, I want to know where we came from, where we're going, what's the purpose of this, what happens in the past life, in that last life.
	There's definitely a point to this.
	The narrative that you're just put here, And you're on some floating rock, going hundreds of thousands of miles an hour, spinning in outer space and nowhere, and this is your existence.
	I don't buy that.
	To me, that doesn't make sense.
	The level of intelligence we have, the level of communication we have, the level of seeing the best humans reach heights that the average person can't, but it's in our DNA. We could.
	And it's seeing all that, and it's What's the worst that can happen if you believe in God and you're wrong?
	You lived a life where you were good, you lived a life with all people, you were in a life that you had peace, right?
	At this point, from the things that we've heard, I mean, like very much like what you described, where you have eight different individuals experiencing the same journey, often having to do with God in spiritual realms.
	I mean, For those that are in the know, it's like the God non-existing is an impossibility.
	It's impossible. It's impossible.
	Like, you look at the Shroud of Turin, for example.
	You know the Shroud of Turin?
	I mean, people say, oh, it's about faith.
	You've got to just believe faith.
	Well, look, there's a photocopy of Jesus Christ.
	I mean, for God's sake, there's a photocopy of him.
	And how many people go through nuclear combustion so their image actually prints on the cloth that they're on?
	You know, and I think this Stroud of Turin, actually, Joseph was, you know, it's been around for, obviously, a couple of thousand years, right?
	Why is it coming to the forefront now?
	Because there's people that move, I believe, through faith, like you and I seem like we have faith.
	And then there's people that need that extra piece of evidence.
	So here's a photocopy of the guy.
	You know what I mean? I mean, how much more evidence could you need, right?
	At least in my eyes.
	Yeah, I mean, I know I didn't create me.
	I know I didn't ask to be here.
	I know I didn't ask to be male.
	I didn't ask to be white. I didn't ask to have green eyes.
	I didn't ask to be born to a mother who had an alcohol problem and a dad who had a cocaine problem.
	I didn't ask to do that, but yet here I am.
	I know my three children didn't ask to be here.
	They created with the love that I have with my wife.
	But they didn't ask to be here.
	Could they have had disabilities?
	Could they have been taller, shorter?
	You know, like, it's...
	If I'm not in control, the only other Answer to that question is somebody else is.
	And if somebody else is, then that person would be God.
	God can be whatever the heck you want him to be.
	But we have to understand that we are not center of the influence of the universe.
	And it's like these atheist people, it's like they're just so ignorant.
	It's almost like they want to be the goth kids from high school back in the day.
	They just want to be separate.
	And it's like, okay.
	Yeah. But at the end of the day, logic, facts, point A to point B, and A plus B equals C, tells us that we're definitely not in heaven.
	We're either, in my opinion, the lowest form of heaven or the highest form of hell.
	What you dictate and how you grow and how your actions are dictate whether you stay in hell or you get to go to heaven.
	It's almost like we're in purgatory.
	Whether we did really good things in our past life, really bad things in our past life, I feel like they erase everything and let us try again.
	Some people excel to levels that we can't even imagine.
	Some people excel to down levels.
	They murder a bunch of people. They're stuck in jail their whole life, 50 years, in a cell like a rat.
	I believe heaven and hell is here on earth.
	The heights of excitement, of winning, of doing well is fun.
	You smile, you're happy, there's positive energy, there's affirmation.
	But on the flip side, you do something wrong, you hurt people, you do things bad, there's consequences.
	It's like a karmatic life.
	You get what you give, you give what you get.
	It's simple, but a lot of people don't understand that.
	They get away with doing the wrong thing long enough and they're like, oh, you know, The Clinton hit list.
	We killed over 10 people.
	Let's make it 20. Let's make it 30.
	Well, there has to be a judgment.
	It's not like you just die and whatever you did has nothing to do with it.
	The sad thing about life, in my opinion, is 100 years from now, no one's going to know who we are.
	No one's going to talk about the struggles we went through.
	The winners write history.
	And to think we come from monkeys and we come from, like you said, a little rodent narrative, I don't think so.
	I don't think it's an accident that eyes were created, that brain was created, that it's just some random explosion and everything randomly just came together to create humans.
	Back to finances.
	Protect your family, man.
	I wanted to get deep with you, Joseph, because I know you're a deep person.
	I know you're a godly person.
	I know you've been on a million podcasts.
	And in terms of your specialty, your expertise, your brilliance, I think it comes out.
	I mean, that's something that in three minutes, I think it's pretty clear.
	But I think You know, people out there have a choice of financial advisors and I know that people are specifically looking for deeper thinkers that have a spiritual connection like you.
	So I'm glad that came out because even though we spent most of this podcast talking about God and, you know, this cabal and all this stuff.
	I mean, I think that's the important stuff.
	Because your pitch is like, it's very obvious that you're brilliant at what you do.
	You're working by the unfortunate rules that have been set by evil cabalists.
	And you're trying to help to guide people through, which is a shepherd.
	I mean, that's shepherd right out of the Bible.
	You know, you're trying to guide people through this evil to a place of light.
	And I commend you for being that person.
	You know, that's a very unique...
	Financial advisor that's able to separate themselves from the unfortunate rules that you're supposed to play by right now from the reality of our spiritual existence.
	Yeah, I mean, I enjoy talking about this stuff.
	I can talk finance all day long, but, you know, I've been doing it two decades plus, so it's fun to talk to somebody not just about finance, but I do it eight hours a day.
	So I definitely don't spend all my free time Looking at finances, I spend a lot of time learning about the rules and IRS, talk to accountants and CPAs and attorneys, elder law.
	But I do want to figure out what the heck I'm hearing.
	I want to figure out how to teach my children, how to raise my children correctly, what to instill with them, ethics, morals, respect, how to make them win, and how to give them the best chance to have a healthy, happy life, keep them away from drugs, keep them away from You know, perversion that's everywhere in this country.
	And, you know, it's not just let me do what I want to do and let the government raise my kids, you know, through that.
	I want to be, you know, a big influence to them, not somebody that may or may not be happy making lower, you know, It's important to have these conversations.
	It really is. I appreciate you giving me a platform.
	I enjoy your show.
	I listen to it. You're in my mix of shows I listen to when I go for hikes and car rides and drive into different states to see higher net worth clients.
	You know, it's very enjoyable.
	And I like you're down to earth.
	I like that you ask questions.
	I like that you aren't opinionated.
	You're trying to learn.
	And yeah, I appreciate you very much, man.
	I appreciate you too, brother.
	I appreciate you too, and really thank you for doing what you're doing.
	People out there need your services, and they need it from somebody like you.
	That is, you know, you are operating by certain rules that are out of your control, and that is the unfortunate reality that we're faced with, like I was saying.
	Trying to navigate that and show people that value their freedom is really very commendable, so we thank you for that.
	Is there any final words you'd like to say before we wrap up this podcast?
	Any way where people get in touch with you, social media, etc.?
	Yeah, so I'm willing to give away my books to all your listeners, whether you have two nickels to rub together.
	You just write an email to joe, J-O-E, at ironhawkfinancial, iron like the metal, hawk like the bird, dot com.
	Or you can go to my website, www.ironhawkfinancial.com.
	There lists all my awards, all the publications, my three books that you can purchase on Amazon.
	But like I said, I'm willing to give them away for free if you want to learn how to, you know, live a safer, higher return quality of financial life for you or your family.
	Yeah, that's, you know, I just want to give this information out.
	You know, I'm very, very blessed.
	I want to bless other people.
	It's those who have to give to those who don't and that's pretty much my life right now.
	I had a lot of people that helped me in the industry.
	If I can help your listeners and your viewers, I would love to help them.
	There's absolutely no charge.
	If you need help, my business cell phone is right on my website.
	And, you know, like I said, I'm not one of those advisors that only works with X amount of work.
	I try and help everyone I can, you know, and at the end of the day, if I... If I help people, I know I'm doing God's work, and that's pretty much how I live my life daily.
	Amazing, amazing. Thank you so much, brother.
	Thank you so much for coming on to the Blood Money Podcast and the amazing work that you do.
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