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March 16, 2023 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Gregory Mannarino joins Mike Adams with warning of global FINANCIAL CONTAGION
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Alright, welcome to today's interview with Gregory Manorino, the perfect guy to join us to talk about what's going on because, of course, Gregory Manorino at TradersChoice.net has accurately predicted almost exactly the scenario that we are experiencing right now that people said could never happen, and now here it is.
So, Gregory Manorino, it's great to see you again.
Thank you for joining me.
Welcome to the show.
Great to be here.
Thanks for having me.
And we should do this more often.
You are invited here as often as you want to be here, let me tell you.
Because you're nailing it every time.
You're giving people practical advice.
You give away so much for free that other people charge for, frankly.
It's just astonishing.
And people like you, man.
You're one of us.
You're not like part of the elite party.
You're one of us.
So...
You just got to be real.
That's the whole thing.
Just be real.
I come out here, as you well know, and I give it to people real hard and straight, and a lot of people can't handle it, but look, that's me.
I don't connect with everyone, but I'm just out here trying to just put this whole thing into perspective.
And just look for the most likely outcomes.
That's all I do.
I look at the situation.
I'm a macro guy.
And then I say, okay, what is the most likely things to happen?
And, you know, not right all the time, but for the most part, we're doing okay.
Yeah, you are doing okay.
Better than okay.
Let's start with...
Actually, let me ask you a crypto bank related question because one of the patterns that has emerged here that's a little scary for some people is that two out of the three banks that failed in the U.S. last week were, I think, the two strongest kind of crypto conversion banks, Silvergate and Signature out of New York.
And then we saw the DOJ now has indicted Miles Guo For what they claim is his $1 billion Hcoin scheme.
Maybe it's a political hit job because this guy's linked to Steve Bannon.
What do you think, just to jump into this, about the crypto aspects of the banks that are failing or being taken down?
What do you think is happening?
It is very interesting.
And there's a lot of talk out here, as you probably are well aware of, that this is a way they're targeting cryptocurrency.
You know, I'll tell you something.
I don't know about that.
I'd have to say, look, what we're witnessing here, this was bound to happen if they had crypto exposure or no crypto exposure here.
We have a system that is completely illiquid.
And it's both why the Federal Reserve and now the...
The Swiss National Bank have promised to add liquidity to the system.
It's drying up here.
Where would it start?
It's of course going to start with the smaller banks and then it's going to bleed out into the bigger institutions.
No one's immune to this.
People believe or I think are being lulled into a sense that These larger institutions are safe, and I got a big surprise for everyone.
How about no at all?
These institutions are in the same boat here.
Roughly eight months ago, I kind of said, you know, this is a situation here that's unfolding.
No deposits, no loans, no deals, an economy that's fallen off of a cliff.
What's the most likely outcome?
Well, we're going to start to see this really get rolling.
And I said, the banks are in trouble.
As a matter of fact, I said, no, the people are in trouble.
Because there's going to be another bailout.
That's what's happening right now.
The Federal Reserve can call this whatever they want to, and so can the Swiss National Bank.
They can say, hey, you know, we're adding liquidity.
You know, they did the same thing during the last meltdown.
They added liquidity to the system, capital injections.
It's the same thing.
All right.
There's no difference here, but they just can't call it a bailout.
Or they may use other terms, but, you know, that's what it is.
So with regard to the whole, this, the exposure of crypto, you know, look, I know that people...
We'll see how it plays out, but I think we're going to see more of these institutions fail, and we're probably going to see some larger institutions fail.
I think this is really a consolidation of the banking system as they're getting to roll out their new system, which I've been warning people about for, I don't know, 10 years now.
That's coming.
They already have it.
They just need to roll it out.
We just found out that the Federal Reserve, as a matter of fact, just rolled out their new instant transaction, whatever it is.
It's instantaneous.
I mean, come on, man.
It's everywhere.
If people can't see where we're going, I mean, they're completely blind.
Yeah, yeah.
Completely agree.
And by the way, just a reminder to our listeners here, your website, Greg, is traderschoice.net.
Here it is.
The Robin Hood of Wall Street.
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Love it.
I forgot to introduce myself to anybody new.
I'm Mike Adams, of course, the founder of brighttown.com here, free speech platform.
And Gregory Mandarino is also featured in our multi-part documentary series called Breaking Point.
And thank you, Greg, for offering us video for that.
We put out the economic collapse episode like two weeks ago.
You recorded it last year, I think August or September, but it sounded like you were talking about current events because you were so far ahead of what was actually happening.
I mean, you were right on the money.
You nailed it.
Well, you know, look, people like you and I, people that follow this, It's easy.
I mean, like I was saying earlier, look, we know who the enemy is.
In my view, who do I hate more than anyone else on this planet?
I hate the central banks.
I think these organizations are public enemy number one.
They have a goal in mind that is to consolidate power around the world.
Right now they are the government of the world.
They're pulling the strings.
They control the flow of information.
I mean, they run the economy.
They run the financial system, including the markets and everything else.
They're the puppet masters.
I can't stand what they're doing.
They're going out of the way to deliberately destroy the global economy by crushing the consumer, lying to the people trying to say, okay, we're going to raise rates and that's going to control inflation.
Well, that didn't work out too well.
Big surprise here.
No one that follows my work Everyone knew.
Everyone knew this wouldn't work since day one.
I was laughing.
I was like, this ain't going to work.
They could raise base all they want.
It's not going to do nothing.
All they're going to do is hurt the consumer, hurt the economy.
And in this part of the mechanism here, while we're seeing this systemic failure, We're in a systemic meltdown.
That was the title of a couple of my videos just prior to the SVC bank going down.
I mean, come on.
And I'm telling people right here and right now on your lovely show, we ain't seen nothing yet.
Nothing.
Wait till it's coming down the pike.
I'll just be ready for anything.
Well, in fact, I want to ask you about Credit Suisse.
And guys, if you could show my screen to Gregory here.
This is UK Daily Mail.
Treasury probes U.S. Bank's exposure to Credit Suisse as it pleads for help from Swiss State Bank.
Now, we've seen the Swiss State Bank say they're going to inject liquidity.
But my question to you, Greg, is...
Why is the U.S. Treasury so concerned about U.S. bank exposure to this?
After, by the way, I think Moody's just issued an alert two days ago saying that the entire U.S. banking system is incredibly fragile.
It's downgraded to negative.
Yeah, exactly.
So what's going to happen if Credit Suisse goes down?
What's going to happen in the U.S.? Well, look, here's the situation.
And I started off with this.
I want people to understand that the entire...
Banking system, all of it.
It's interconnected like a gigantic web and they all have exposure to each other in many, many different ways.
And they're all taking on risks that they shouldn't be.
Imagine anyone's surprise here.
They never fixed a damn thing from the last meltdown.
The assets on banks, but they didn't clean up anything.
They just maybe renamed it and made it look a little prettier.
But the risk is all still there.
The risk in the entire system, well, first of all, the whole system, it doesn't exist.
It's not real.
It's not on the elemental chart here.
99% of it, 99% of this is all derivatives.
And derivatives are literally just side bets in cyberspace that have no bearing on reality whatsoever.
Where this is going, I mean, no one even knows.
But every single bank, I don't care where they are on the entire planet, has exposure to all of this other stuff that's on the other banks' books.
No one is immune to this.
This is why when we started this interview here, I had said that the big banks aren't immune.
What are people doing?
Exactly what we expected them to do.
They're basically running on these smaller banks, pulling their cash out, And depositing this into the megabanks, who are in just the same boat.
They just got more cash here, and more than likely, this is going to consolidate, too.
We are going to see, mark my words on this, we are going to see several major banks go down or get absorbed in some kind of fashion, just like they did with Bear Stearns, okay, into...
And Washington Mutual, that was another one that went down to, people forget, that got absorbed by J.P. Morgan, okay?
That's exactly what's going to happen here as well.
So, you know, it's interesting you say that because I'm doing the opposite.
I'm taking money out of the big banks and moving them to small regional banks and then, of course, moving it into things like gold and silver, right?
And I talked to several gold retailers over the last couple of days, in fact, one gold wholesaler.
They said that Monday was the biggest retail sales day they've ever had in 40 years of history.
So people, I mean, blowing their phones up like crazy.
And people, they told me one phone call, like a guy said, oh, I want to put $100,000 into gold.
And they locked it in and he was about to hang up.
Okay, thanks for your order.
And then he says, make it $200,000.
So, you know, like that's the kind of thing that's going on out there.
What do you think is going on in people's minds right now?
Well, there's no doubt that we're going to see this here.
As the current system comes apart, people are going to look for alternative places to put their cash.
That's another thing I've been telling people for the longest time.
We are going to get a meltdown in the debt market.
It's going to happen.
Right now, there's an enormous effort to keep the debt market liquefied.
It's already completely illiquid and extremely unstable.
And we can see this just by watching the action of the global debt market, which is supposed to be rock solid.
You're not supposed to see all these gyrations, for example, in the 10-year yield or the US dollar on a relative strength basis.
This is not normal.
So we have every sign you could think about, it's in our face, you just got nowhere to look, that the debt market is on the edge of a full-on implosion, which is going to occur.
I've never deviated from this in over 10 years.
I've explained to people that we're going to get a meltdown there in the debt market.
Yields are going to spike in an uncontrolled fashion.
You're going to see cash bleeding out of the debt market, bleeding out of the stock market.
It's going to look for alternative places.
I think it's going to go into massively suppressed assets.
Silver is my favorite of all time.
Gold, platinum, platinum.
And I also believe it's going to make its way into some cryptocurrencies.
And we can see this happening.
It's already happening.
Exactly.
It's already happening.
So I'm not surprised.
People are going to say, hold on a minute now.
We've been told for so long that gold is not real money.
Meanwhile, we all know it is.
When a central banker like Ben Renanke tells you that it's not real money and banks only hold it for tradition, you know that you should be doing the polar opposite.
Look, everybody that I know...
That has a few dollars laying around, doesn't have a few dollars laying around.
They're investing this more than likely in gold and silver and other assets.
They're not just sitting in cash.
I think people need to have a minimal exposure to cash.
I really, really do.
You've got to be invested in other things, in my opinion.
What's happening here, what central banks are doing to the currency, sucking the purchasing power of it out, henceforth why we're getting all this inflation around the world.
You know, that's the issue.
And I think this is going to become magnified much greater.
Again, with all these liquidity injections, this is massively inflationary, but no one's talking about that.
You can't just inject cash into the system and there not be a ripple effect.
The ripple effect is going to be more inflation.
And the Fed, you know, they never wanted to stop inflation here.
All they want to do is inflate.
You see, people were sold a lie from day one here.
That the Fed had any slight inkling that they wanted to control inflation.
All they want to do is inflate.
Every central bank, their power exists in one thing, and that is their ability to inflate.
And they're going to continue to find reasons to pull cash into the now.
For example, reliquify an illiquid system, fund wars, and everything else you can dream about, and things you can't even think of.
Well, and you're right.
This is going to ripple through the system and it will be seen in grocery prices, in fuel prices, in everything.
I love how they said on Sunday night, Janet Yellen, like, oh, this is a non-bailout bailout and no one has to pay for it.
And I'm thinking, you know, are you talking to us like we're three years old?
Give me a break.
And by the way, back on crypto...
I think that the events that just happened are really, really strong for the role of crypto as a safe haven against the banking system.
Because the argument about crypto, especially since Bitcoin was at a high of like 65 or something, and now it's in the low 20s, the argument was, well, the volatility is so bad.
Well, hey, what about the volatility in Silicon Valley Bank?
They should call it Silicon Volatility Bank because your deposits went from 100% to zero on Saturday, and then they went back maybe to 100%, but no one's sure yet because they're still working out.
Talk about volatility.
I mean, Bitcoin didn't go to zero over the weekend, but your deposits went to zero.
People freaked.
So, you know...
It's interesting that you bring that up.
Look at what happened to some of the regional banks that are getting Federal Reserve-backed loans.
The next day, we saw a couple of these banks go up by 50%, but we're not allowed.
See, this is incredible.
These, a lot, many, many, many regional banks, small banks, are getting Federal Reserve-backed loans, but we are not allowed to know who they are.
But we can tell who they are by how they're getting bid up on Wall Street yet again.
And you're trying to tell me no one's making money off of that?
There's nobody, no insider trading going on?
Nonsense.
Okay, but anyway, you're totally right.
Look, with regard to cryptocurrencies, people, you know, they have these fantasies that it's going to go to zero, whatever it might be.
And, you know, for all we know, maybe it could, but I sincerely doubt it.
I think these things are here to stay.
Honestly, with Bitcoin, the volatility, people who just don't understand it, it's a new asset class.
And that's another reason why you see massive swings in cryptocurrencies.
You know, generally, when there's a new, it's new compared to a lot of other things that have been around.
So they become more stable.
People don't know what to do with it.
But the other issue with cryptocurrency that bothers me a lot, I would say, although I am an advocate of it, is Wall Street getting their ugly hands on it.
But again, I still believe my scenario is going to play out exactly like I have said for a decade.
Meltdown in the debt market, cash bleeds out of the debt market, puts pressure on the stock market, cash just moves.
It doesn't grow money wings and fly away into money heaven.
It's going to go into commodities, and in my view, it's going to go into the big cryptocurrencies as well, period.
I can't imagine another way.
People are going to seek alternatives, and that's what they're going to do.
If I had to choose one asset to own, I'm going to tell you right now, you probably know what I'm going to tell you.
It's this one, right here.
Exactly.
Silver remains my favorite asset of all time.
I urge people to just do the slightest bit of homework on this.
Why does Greg always say that?
It's very simple.
I look at a couple of metrics.
The Dow Gold Ratio, Gold Silver Ratio.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average right now, or the stock market, all of it, is so massively overvalued at this particular point.
It's in a hyper bubble.
Where is the bottom of, let's say, the Dow Jones Industrial Average?
No one knows.
It's probably lower than 6,000.
Why would I say that?
Well, because that's where the Fed stepped in and started buying everything the last time we melted.
We don't know where the bottom is, but I can tell you this.
I believe, from my perspective, I'm just trying to get my head around this entire thing.
Well, you're going to see at least a one-to-one ratio gold-DAO. So, DAO 6,000 means 6,000 gold at a minimum.
At a minimum.
It could go two-to-one favoring gold.
That's what I believe is going to happen when this whole thing melts down.
Wow.
So, I mean, you could just do the math to figure out.
And I also think the gold-silver ratio could go to ten-to-one.
We'll see.
We'll see how it plays out.
But these have been my calls for like a decade.
And I think it's going to play out that way.
I really do.
Well, yeah.
And what we're seeing right now is the playing out of a lot of things that you called for or called out over the last couple of years, problems with the banking system.
Let me bring your attention to this other article from the Daily Mail.
That according to a published study, assets of U.S. banks are worth actually $2 trillion less than their accounts report.
So you may recall that officially, I think the FDIC said it was only a $650 billion deficit.
And you know what we're talking about.
But just for our audience, this is the fact that the long-term bonds and the mortgage bonds that are being held by the banks are...
They have unrealized losses.
And this is what happened at Silicon Valley Bank.
So they have low yields, like 1.56% yields on a 10-year bond.
I mean, give me a break.
So they're losing money right now.
Well, across the board, according to this new study, there's $2 trillion that is an unrealized loss We're good to go.
Well, I mean, first of all, what you're referring to could actually, again, be called toxic assets.
Does anyone remember those terms?
You know, it was the real estate at that point here, mortgage-backed securities at that time.
Well, this is the equivalent of toxic assets, okay?
And again, what are they going to do?
Are they going to let this all just go up in smoke?
There's going to be, again, more liquidity, more bailouts, of course.
This is a major problem.
This is a major problem.
And I think once this really starts to come to light, we're going to see things that we can't believe.
Again, moving forward here with regard to the now toxic assets that are being held on the bank's books.
Just as you just referred to here.
It's an incredible thing that you have, that anyone would put cash to work in an investment that's paying multiples less than the rate of inflation.
You've got to be nuts!
I know.
I can't believe this stuff.
It's just part of the insanity that we're seeing here.
And just wait.
Wait until, believe me, Credit Suisse and all of these banks have all this toxic stuff on their books and they're not going to let us know about it.
Or maybe they will.
I don't know.
But they're going to play.
All I can say is this.
Watch what's going to happen to the banking system.
It's going to consolidate.
And that's all this is.
It's a massive consolidation and bailouts and more liquidity and rescues and whatever else they're going to tell us it is.
And inflation isn't going to continue to surge higher.
Yeah, we're going to end up with like three megabanks, all funded by the Federal Reserve, massive money printing, and no functioning market system whatsoever.
But think about this, folks.
The Fed is still committed to raising rates in March, as well as at least three more times before the summer, probably 25 basis points each time.
Who knows?
We can ask Greg what your opinion is on that.
Yeah, we'll talk about that.
This $2 trillion deficit that I just mentioned in that article, that's going to go to $3 trillion.
Every time the Fed raises rates, there are more unrealized losses in the long-term bonds that are held at low yields by these banks using depositors' money.
I mean, this number is going to skyrocket.
It's really good that you brought this up here because people have no idea, again, of how the system works.
And there's no way that the Federal Reserve itself is not aware of this.
They know.
They know what's going on.
Like, for example, did the banking regulators...
Really miss?
What's going on here with these reasonable banks and SVB? Of course they didn't miss it.
They knew this was going to happen just like you and I did.
And we're going to see this whole thing get a lot worse.
They're going to turn a blind eye.
There'll be no accountability.
Absolutely.
And with regard to rate hikes, I've been pretty darn good at this.
If you look back on my record, I think I've been wrong three times in 10 years.
With regard to what the Fed would do.
I believe we're going to get a rate hike next week to the day from the time we're doing this.
We're going to get a rate hike.
It's going to be 25 basis points.
I think the Fed's going to change their language.
They're not going to sound as bully or bossy.
They're going to get a little timid here.
Are we going to get a rate hike after that?
I think we might get a pause first.
At the end of last year, I said I believed that we would get a pause early in the year.
And this kind of fits right into that.
I think we're going to get a pause after the next 25 weeks.
People can't really be that dumb, honestly, that we've had this institution and others raising rates and raising rates and raising rates, and they're all feeling the pinch of it.
Meanwhile, inflation continues to rise.
I guess they just don't get it.
They don't know what's really going on here.
But that's an amazing point that you brought up, and these are toxic assets, and this is people's cash that's It brings up the term, I know you're familiar with this, zombie banks.
The whole system is zombified, man.
It's a zombie system.
But just for our viewers, what that means is, of course, the banks are not solvent themselves, or the companies, if it's a zombie corporation, that it's not solvent itself.
It has to be always funded with liquidity injections from outside, and so it doesn't have its own life, hence the zombie metaphor.
It seems like we're going to end up in a position here very soon, or maybe we're already there with just a few major banks that are all zombified.
None of them are solvent.
It's just massive money printing propping up everything, and we're all supposed to believe that your money's safe as long as you don't want it out, right?
Like, don't take it out.
That's dangerous.
Keep it in.
Then it's safe.
What?
This is what we're being told.
The whole system is zombified.
The whole system itself is zombified.
I mean the debt-based economic model demands that it's zombified.
We can't function ever In this state of true liquidity, it can never be enough.
No matter how much they try to pump into it, it can never, ever be enough because it's constantly going up and up and up and up, becoming more illiquid and more illiquid and more illiquid.
The Fed, the Swiss National Bank, they can pump whatever they want into the system.
It will not be enough.
What we're hitting now is something I've wondered about I don't know how many years ago.
A point of maximum saturation.
That's the exact word I've used.
It's something I just came up with on my own because it just feels right for me to say that.
What does this mean?
It means that when the system becomes so overloaded with toxic assets and debt That we start to see inflation creep up, creep up, creep up, creep up, creep up.
Part of this moment of maximum saturation here is now bank failures, okay?
And it's systemic failure.
It's not just the banks, okay?
We have a global economy that is failing banks.
By design, at least in my opinion, essential banks drive it into the ground because they've got to kill the current system.
They've got to kill the current system to issue in their new system of maximum control.
And that's coming.
Completely digital, completely fiat.
And of course, don't be surprised when you see… This World War III, in my view, which has already begun, expand and get larger and larger.
And then they're going to use the war as a scapegoat.
Oh, it's the war!
The war!
Blame the war!
Blame this nation!
Blame that nation!
Blame the war!
It's not the central banks!
It's not your illustrious leadership!
Oh, they're all fantastic!
It's the war!
They're setting up the scapegoat!
They already have it, and they're just waiting for – what they're going to do is they're going to allow a false flag event to occur here, in my view.
And the only reason why I can say that with a high degree of certainty is because this is what they always do, over and over and over.
They don't change.
Their MO works, so they're going to reuse it again.
And that bothers me because that means people are going to die.
Many, many people are going to die.
Yeah, I said they're warming up the squadron of black swans and strapping explosive vests on them right now to see where they can put them.
Now, just in wrapping this up, Greg, I mean, this has been amazing, and we really welcome you to join us again soon.
But tell people what they can find at your website, traderschoice.net.
What is it that, you know, you have a newsletter and everything.
Tell people about it, please.
Look, what I'm trying to do is create a community here.
My YouTube blog isn't just my thing.
This is global.
I feel like it's a big family here.
I have this MMRI chart, the Manorito Market Risk Indicator, which tells people in real time the current risk in the market here.
You can see we're clearly in a high-risk zone if you look at the color zone.
I have a free newsletter absolutely right there.
I want people to subscribe to that here.
I got like 70,000 people in there.
They interact with each other.
I have a chat room on this page if you go down further.
There's a chat room there.
Right there.
You got to click on that.
It'll let you in.
Yeah, anyway, it's free.
It's free as well.
I want people to take advantage of these things.
I want people to connect with like-minded people.
It's what we got to do.
Every Friday, I leave people up with three things.
Love each other, care about each other, and be charitable.
We must embrace this and we can change the freaking world regardless of whatever they're going to do to us.
And we haven't seen anything yet, honestly.
I'm really happy that I was on your show here today.
We got to talk about some incredible things.
And people just need to start paying attention, start raising their awareness about Take this show here, your show, spread it around.
Let people hear what's going on because they're not going to find this anywhere else.
Anyway, you want to turn on Bloomberg, Fox Business, CNBC? No way.
Jim Cramer special.
Before I let you go, Gregory, you love dogs too, right?
Oh, I love dogs.
They're my favorite things on this earth.
Alright, so you haven't met my new dog that's in the studio here.
Oh, no.
Rhody, come on up.
Come on up, Rhody.
Come on, here he is.
Rhody, say hi to Greg.
Say hi to Gregory.
Hey, how you doing, buddy?
You want to say hello?
It's Manorino.
What a great dog.
It's Manorino.
Yes.
He loves it here in the studio.
He does security and some commentary from time to time on various things.
That's awesome.
That's great.
But yeah, we just got to show the human side too.
We love animals too.
We love humanity.
We want to end human suffering and live in a sense of freedom and prosperity.
And all the tools are out there.
You know that, Greg.
You talk about it too.
But it's been taken from us by the system on purpose.
By design.
That's what it's all designed to do.
It's very sad.
Very, very sad.
But, you know, look, we're aware.
We're making people aware.
Hopefully, they're understanding what's going on.
And knowledge is power.
Knowledge is power.
And, I mean, I wish we could have a revolution.
I really do.
But we're not going to have one, unfortunately.
People need to...
We've got to get rid of these central banks.
They are the core.
They're the enemy.
Public enemy, number one.
Number one.
We can get rid of these institutions who...
We're literally out to destroy the world right now.
It sounds like science fiction, but it's true.
We would all be better off without central banks.
Yeah.
Well said.
Thank you, Gregory, and really appreciate your time.
Have a great day.
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