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	Okay, folks, the level of lies and deception out there is just off the charts right now.
	We'll try to sort through it here today.
	Welcome to Brighteon Broadcast News for Tuesday, September 30th, 2025.
	Wow, this is the last day of September already.
	It's just incredible.
	So let's see.
	Here's some of the stories we got to cover here.
	And then we've got a really great interview with David Morgan, the silver guru that's coming up.
	But first, we've got this fake peace plan that Trump and Netanyahu are pushing.
	And they claim that this 21-point peace plan is going to achieve lasting peace.
	And you should really, really trust them when they say that they're interested in peace because Trump and Netanyahu would never lie to you.
	They would never misrepresent anything, especially not Netanyahu, obviously.
	Okay, we'll get to that.
	Secondly, we have Trump approving, apparently, this is what's being reported, that he's approving or considering approving the use of missiles by Ukraine in a long-range capacity to strike targets deep within Russia.
	So this is a whole new level of warfare by the United States on Russia just through the proxy state of Ukraine.
	And of course, if this turns out to be the case, then Russia is going to say that, well, the United States is an active enemy combatant in this war at this point.
	And we may need to start expecting that our own, I don't know, our military manufacturing facilities or our own military bases might start getting, you know, hit with Oreshnik missiles or something.
	We should really expect that because if we're going to go to war with Russia, then it would be unreasonable to think that they're not going to push back in some way.
	So maybe we'll talk about that some more.
	We've got Netanyahu in a speech given over the last two days, seemingly threatening America or the American people with kinetic attacks.
	He's talking about drones and battle weapons, how they need to be used against Americans who criticize Israel.
	So this appears to be Netanyahu making a direct threat of perhaps a mass wave of assassinations or drone strikes against Americans.
	And Trump says nothing about this.
	Apparently, it's okay with Trump.
	And then also we've got the government shutdown looming, which is, I guess at the end of the day today, it could be a government shutdown situation, which would mean that hundreds of thousands of federal employees would no longer be working, but they would still be getting paid.
	They always get paid time off during the shutdowns.
	And the thing is that whether these hundreds of thousands of federal workers, whether they're working or not working, the exact same amount of things get done.
	So it doesn't even matter if they're working.
	And you might as well just permanently fire them all.
	And nobody would notice any difference whatsoever because they don't do anything.
	They are parasites on the economy living off of the money of productive people like you and I who actually work for a living.
	We don't suck the blood of other citizens and say, you've got to pay me to sit on my ass all day long.
	No, but that's what federal workers do all the time.
	So I hope they all get fired.
	And I hope the shutdown lasts, well, forever, actually.
	I mean, the government's just too large.
	It's too bloated.
	It's too corrupt.
	It's just too much fraud, too much money printing.
	We need a government that's about 90% smaller that just covers the basics, like defending the shores, securing the border, which until recently our government completely failed to do that anyway.
	So we'll see what happens with the shutdown.
	But let's start today with the Netanyahu threat against the American people because he put out a message that sounds like he's threatening to use drone strikes and weapons of battle against what he calls the woke right or he does a wordplay, calls it the woke Reich, trying to claim that they're Nazis when in fact it's Netanyahu who is approving a modern day Holocaust.
	So, you know, if anybody is Adolf Hitler in this metaphor, it's Benjamin Netanyahu, right?
	But anyway, he makes a direct threat is what it sounds like to me, but let's play it, see what you think.
	He's talking about using kinetic weapons against Americans on U.S. soil.
	Let's check out this video.
	We have to fight back.
	How do we fight back?
	Our influencers.
	I think you should also talk to them if you have a chance.
	To that community.
	They're very important.
	And secondly, we're going to have to use the tools of battle.
	You know, the weapons change over time.
	You can't fight today with swords.
	That doesn't work very well.
	And you can't fight with cavalry.
	That doesn't work very well.
	And you have these new things, you know, like drones, things like that.
	I won't get into that.
	But we have to fight with the weapons that apply to the battlefields in which we're engaged.
	And the most important ones are social media.
	All right.
	So it's very clear there that he said you have to upgrade the weapons to fight with modern day weapons on the battlefield.
	And he said that those weapons include owning and controlling social media, which is, of course, all about censorship and thought control.
	But he also mentioned drones and drone strikes on people.
	And so he's clearly, he's directly threatening to use battlefield weapons against Americans who oppose his genocide.
	So this is a direct threat right here in the shadow of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a murder that many people attribute to Israel.
	And a murder that took place on U.S. soil.
	You know, when I interviewed Michael Yan, he said it's obvious that it's Israel.
	Took place right on U.S. soil.
	So according to many people, Netanyahu is already assassinating Americans right in front of us in our own country.
	And now he's making additional threats to start killing more Americans because this is the way that Israel operates everywhere.
	They assassinate.
	They assassinate scientists in Iran.
	They bomb heads of state in Yemen.
	They bomb hospitals in Gaza or residential buildings in southern Lebanon.
	They bombed Beirut a few years ago.
	You know, Israel engages in pager bombs and indiscriminate killing all over the region and also apparently now in the United States.
	At least that's what Netanyahu is threatening.
	And he gave Trump a golden pager to remind Trump that Israel has the ability to assassinate anybody at any time, including apparently that that looked like a threat that Netanyahu was making against our own president.
	And the fact that Trump isn't pushing back against this, at least as far as we know, is very concerning.
	Because if Trump is going along with this, then Trump is allowing the leader of a foreign nation to come to the United States to potentially murder American citizens and to operate his war on American soil, specifically targeting those who are critical of Israel.
	I mean, imagine the response if, like if North Korea did this, if Kim Jong-un came to America and said, I'm going to use battlefield weapons to take out any of you Americans who criticize my country.
	You know, everybody would have a fit.
	But when Israel does it via Netanyahu, our entire federal government just seems to say, yeah, that's totally okay.
	Just go ahead, target Americans.
	What do we care?
	Probably because many top officials are blackmailed, compromised by what's in the Epstein files.
	And that's why there's also a massive cover-up to make sure the Epstein files are never released.
	Okay?
	So understand what's happening now.
	Netanyahu has declared war on the American people, and he's threatening to use kinetic weapons to murder more and more Americans in order to silence those who are critical of Israel.
	Now, getting to the peace plan, there's a 21-point peace plan that Trump and Netanyahu have proposed.
	Of course, it's all a giant ploy.
	Okay.
	Number one, neither Israel nor the United States can ever negotiate in good faith.
	What the U.S. and Israel have demonstrated again and again, especially with the June bombing of Iran, After saying that we're going to negotiate with their people, you know, we're going to sit down and have a negotiation of how we come to peace and how we end Iran's nuclear program.
	But instead of sitting down that following Monday, well, Israel assassinated all kinds of Iranian leaders, some with explosives, of course, and then Trump unleashed massive bombing and killed the negotiators.
	So the lesson there is if you negotiate with the United States and Israel, they'll probably just kill you because the U.S. and Israel have zero credibility when it comes to negotiating anything.
	They do not negotiate in good faith.
	They use negotiations as a tactic to carry out their plan of, in this case, genocide.
	And so the 21-point plan begins with a demand that Hamas give up all the hostages it has, the Israelis, but also that Hamas give up all its weapons and basically surrender to the IDF.
	And then after that happens, we're told, the IDF will begin to withdraw to a little bit more of an outer perimeter, still within Gaza, but a little more distance away from the major cities of Gaza.
	And we're supposed to believe this as if Trump and Netanyahu thinks everybody's an idiot.
	Because you know how this is going to go.
	If Hamas were actually dumb enough to give up all their weapons and release all the hostages, then of course Israel would just go in and kill them all.
	I mean, that's obviously what this is.
	And Israel will have a team carry out a false flag if necessary.
	And, you know, they'll shoot some of their own soldiers and say, Hamas did it.
	See, Hamas broke the peace.
	And that's why we have to go in and wipe them all out.
	That's exactly, I mean, Netanyahu has done that, you know, dozens of times over the last couple of decades.
	It's the classic blueprint of the way Israel operates.
	He never wants peace.
	He uses peace negotiations as a ploy to try to get his opponents to lay down their arms so he can go in and exterminate them.
	That's all this is.
	And also think about how the negotiation is even, the posture of it is framed.
	Trump says that we're giving Hamas this deal.
	If they don't take the deal that we're offering them, then we're going to go in and kill them all.
	That's what he said.
	So it's like, you must agree to our deal or we'll kill you.
	And what does the deal entail?
	You giving up all your ability to defend yourself so that we can go in and kill you.
	So it's obviously a ploy.
	And in fact, Netanyahu has already admitted when speaking in Hebrew, he gave a speech to his own people about this very thing.
	He said, quote, instead of Hamas isolating us, we turned the tables and isolated it.
	Now the entire world is pressuring Hamas to accept the conditions we set, the release of all the hostages, while the IDF remains in most of the strip, you see.
	So they really don't have any intention of withdrawing from Gaza.
	The IDF will remain in, quote, most of the strip.
	This is what he said to his countrymen in Hebrew.
	But in English, he would not say that.
	In English, he would say to Trump, oh, yeah, we're going to withdraw.
	So you see, Netanyahu always, he's two-faced, like every demon.
	He says one thing to one group, a different thing to a different group.
	And it means that this 21-point peace plan is not being pursued in anything resembling good faith.
	This is a bad faith ploy, and it's probably not going to work.
	Now, Israel is losing the information war.
	Every intelligent person at this point knows that Israel is a genocidal, evil nation run by war criminals.
	They've seen it.
	Unlike the people who claim that they saw Tyler Robinson shoot Charlie Kirk, you know, Laura Loomer keeps claiming that all over Twitter.
	We saw him shoot Charlie from four different angles.
	No, you didn't.
	You liar.
	You didn't see that.
	There's not even a single frame of Tyler Robinson with a rifle.
	But, you know, that doesn't stop Loomer from lying about it.
	She just routinely lies.
	Well, just like Netanyahu.
	And just like in this case, even Trump.
	But people are not buying it.
	And so Israel is now, they've just hired a former campaign manager of Donald Trump, a man named Brad Parscale, giving him $6 million to flood online platforms with pro-Israel content.
	It's going to target TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and various podcasts.
	Their goal is about 50 million impressions per month.
	They're going to build new websites to try to influence AI models to be pro-Israel.
	Right.
	And they're doing SEO and the search engines to all be pro-Israel.
	Why do they have to do this?
	You know, on top of Larry Ellison buying TikTok and shutting down all dissent that's critical of Israel.
	Why do they have to do this?
	Because they are losing the propaganda war.
	The people aren't buying it anymore, especially the younger people.
	They just aren't buying it.
	Like, no, we see you, Netanyahu.
	We see you.
	You are bombing hospitals.
	You are bombing Christian churches.
	You are slaughtering women and children and doctors and food aid workers, rescue workers and ambulance drivers.
	We see what you're doing.
	You can't tell us that's self-defense.
	You bombed the entire Gaza.
	And you called it self-defense.
	No, you're a liar and you're a demon.
	And so instead of stopping their lying and instead of stopping their genocide, what Israel does is they spend millions of dollars to try to push the propaganda out through a bunch of influencer whores who are paid to push pro-Israel lies.
	That's what you're seeing now.
	All over X, all these paid posts are all pro-Israel because they've got tens of millions of dollars behind them to push out the propaganda.
	The entire world now sees Israel for what it is.
	It's a genocidal terror state run by apocalyptic religious zealots pursuing a death cult.
	That's what it is.
	And everybody knows it.
	Everybody sees it now.
	And the only way they can counter that is with massive amounts of payments to try to flood the zone with pro-Israel messages.
	It's just not going to work.
	Because you can't erase genocide with social media posts.
	You can't erase the truth about what you've done.
	And one of my concerns in all of this is that Trump's marriage to Netanyahu here, their political spouses, it's going to destroy not just the GOP in the next election.
	It's going to give Democrats a very strong advantage in the midterms.
	But it's also going to destroy the credibility of the United States of America, which affects the ability to sell debt.
	And that means there will be fewer buyers of U.S. Treasury debt, and that means there's going to be more money printing and more inflation.
	So there's actually a real world cost at the grocery store for the fact that Trump is supporting this genocidal lunatic known as Netanyahu.
	Trump is literally going to destroy the dollar because of this, and he'll destroy the chances of the GOP.
	If not the midterms, then in 2028.
	And America will likely not recover from this.
	This could be the end of the country as we know it.
	And it's all, you know, Trump is willing to throw America under the bus to save Netanyahu.
	Trump is willing to sacrifice America to save a genocidal terrorist state.
	Why is that?
	What do they have on him?
	It must be something big.
	It must be something dark.
	It's a lot of leverage.
	So at the same time that Trump is supporting genocide and the terrorist state of Israel, he's also dragging us into World War III with Russia.
	And so we have quotes from Keith Kellogg, the envoy, special envoy Keith Kellogg.
	He was on Fox News over the weekend, and he confirmed that Trump is supporting the long-range Ukrainian strikes into Russia.
	He said, quote, I think reading what he has said and reading what Vice President Vance has said, as well as Rubio, the answer is yes.
	He said there are no such things as sanctuaries because he was asked the question, you know, does Trump support these long-range strikes?
	So he said yes.
	And there's going to be Tomahawk missiles.
	Now, the problem with using Tomahawk missiles, see, this is why it now looks like Trump is intentionally trying to start nuclear World War III.
	Tomahawk missiles can carry nuclear warheads.
	And so when Russia sees an inbound tomahawk, Russia has to assume, because they can't determine the content of the payload that's on the missile, right?
	There's no way to remotely determine that.
	They don't come with like barcodes on the side where you can scan it and see what the payload is.
	So you have to assume it's a nuclear payload.
	So the very first tomahawk that comes into Russia headed from Moscow, which remember is not that far from Russia's western border.
	You know, not compared to the overall size of the country.
	Moscow is very far on the western edge.
	Russia's going to have to assume that's a nuclear weapon inbound.
	So what does that mean that they would do in retaliation?
	They would probably launch retaliatory nuclear ICBMs and whatever else they have against U.S. military targets and bases and maybe capital cities of Western European countries, maybe Washington, D.C. See, Trump is trying to start World War III.
	Far from being the president of peace, far from being the guy that would resolve these issues in 24 hours, as he claimed on the campaign trail, Trump is exacerbating both the war in Gaza and the war with Russia.
	He's going to get us into a horrific worsening of the genocidal conflict in Gaza because, of course, he's married to Netanyahu, and he's going to get us into World War III with Russia with an exchange of nuclear warheads.
	So don't be surprised when mushroom clouds appear on the horizon, is what I'm saying, because that's what Trump is trying to do.
	Clearly, at this point, that's what Trump is trying to do.
	If he wasn't trying to do that, then why would he approve Tomahawk missiles?
	Now, Russia has replied to this or reacted to it, and they have said, and this is according to Reuters, that if Trump authorizes Tomahawk cruise missiles for deep strikes into Russia, this would trigger a steep escalation, a steep escalation.
	Now, the Reuters story says that Trump has not yet made his final decision, but that he is weighing the move.
	Okay?
	Whereas Keith Kullog said that essentially it's already a done deal.
	So tomahawks have a range of about 1,500 miles, and that can hit Moscow.
	And that can hit a lot of Western Russia if they're fired from Ukraine.
	And then Zelensky has gone on the record just sort of taunting Russia, saying that the Kremlin officials should, quote, know where the bomb shelters are.
	Yeah.
	I mean, he's not even being very coy about it, is he, right?
	So remember that Putin has already said, and this is actually codified into Russian law, that Russia has the right to launch retaliatory strikes onto military installations in countries that allow Ukraine to use their missiles to hit targets deep in Russia.
	So in other words, if Ukraine is firing U.S.-made Tomahawk missiles deep into, let's say, Moscow, then Russia already has the legal and military framework in place to start bombing U.S. military bases in the United States.
	That's already in place.
	So if you're wondering why gold and silver are skyrocketing every day, gold is now $3,866.
	Can you believe that?
	I mean, it's just mind-boggling how rapidly gold has gone up.
	I mean, let's see, just this year alone, gold is up, well, I should say in one year, in 12 months, gold is up 44%.
	And it's over five years, you know, it's doubled, okay?
	And it's nearly doubled in just three years.
	So gold is just taking off.
	Why?
	Because the people who control the money, they know where this is headed.
	There's going to be war.
	There's going to be world war.
	It's going to break out in Ukraine, and there's going to be regional war in the Middle East.
	And that war is going to very soon involve Iran once more.
	And we know Turkey is arming up like crazy.
	We know Egypt is arming up like crazy.
	We know Iran is rearming and repairing and restocking after the June exchange.
	Or what was that, July, I think.
	We know that these countries are aware that war is coming.
	I mean, you can't even find military equipment anywhere in the world now that isn't already purchased off the manufacturing lines.
	Like everything that the manufacturers can produce is already pre-purchased, is what I mean.
	Because everybody knows that the world is going to war.
	And that war, you know, the battle lines are very clear at this point.
	On one side, it's going to be the U.S., the U.K., Israel, Japan, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, a bunch of countries that are broke and bankrupt and have no industrial base and no morals either from the U.S. anyway, or the UK.
	And also France and Germany, etc.
	But on the other side is going to be Russia, Iran, China, Pakistan.
	India will try to stay neutral.
	Turkey will, well, they may try to stay neutral for a while, but eventually Turkey will have to fight off the Israelis because Israel's Greater Israel project involves the confiscation of southern Turkey.
	I don't know if you knew that.
	So, and of course, Lebanon will have to get involved to fight for its very existence because Israel wants to completely overrun Lebanon.
	And North Korea is another wild card in all of this, nuclear capable.
	I already mentioned Pakistan.
	You've got the Straits, like Strait of Hormuz that could be closed.
	You've got, you know, the Suez Canal controlled by Egypt.
	You've got the Panama Canal.
	You could see a lot of canal closures.
	You could see a lot of disruptions.
	I mean, we will.
	We will see massive supply chain disruptions as this war breaks out.
	And, you know, Martin Armstrong has been warning about this as well.
	He says, look, we're beginning the war cycle.
	We're going to be in a major world war no later than early next year.
	And some people believe it could happen within a few weeks or by the end of this year.
	But the world that we once knew is going bye-bye, Dorothy.
	Yeah.
	That's a reference to The Matrix, which is a reference to The Wizard of Oz for those listening who may not be familiar with American literature.
	So that's why gold and silver are skyrocketing.
	And that's why the price predictions on them from many experts are now saying, you know, gold easily at 5,000 by the end of this year, silver easily at 50 in the next couple of weeks, and maybe 100 by the end of this year.
	Of course, I don't know what the prices will be.
	But I doubt peace is going to break out.
	It looks like war.
	No matter where you turn right now, it looks like war.
	And it looks like Trump is on board with the war.
	He's on board with Netanyahu's war.
	And he's trying to provoke Russia into an escalating war, into World War III.
	So what is going on here?
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	I should have just bought when I had the dough and I failed to do that.
	So I don't know.
	But I do think both gold and silver are going to trend much higher with some ups and downs along the way because the dollar is collapsing.
	I mean, let's face it.
	The dollar is absolutely collapsing.
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	But I don't know what happened to Trump.
	What happened to all his campaign promises about peace and bringing our troops home and getting us out of these wars?
	He's become just a full-blown warmonger now.
	Just escalating war with Russia, escalating war with Netanyahu.
	I mean, come on, this peace plan, 21-point peace plan, it's a joke.
	It's a ploy.
	It's not a peace plan.
	It's a plan so that they can claim Hamas rejected peace and then justify more war.
	That's all it is.
	Every intelligent person already knows that.
	And as all of this is happening, by the way, the ADL is declaring war on Christians.
	An actual quote from the CEO of the ADL, Jonathan Greenblatt.
	He says, quote, the Christian identity movement is an anti-Semitic, racist, and unambiguously poisonous ideology.
	So all of you listening who are Christians, you should know that the ADL thinks that you are anti-Semitic for merely being Christian.
	And since you are anti-Semitic, which Netanyahu says makes you a terrorist, and he's going to use drone strikes and kinetic weapons from battle to try to kill you.
	He promised to do that.
	And Trump doesn't say there's anything wrong with that.
	Trump shakes his hand, pulls out the chair for him, rolls out the red carpet, says, you know, what else can we do for you, sir?
	How else can we serve you, Your Highness, while Netanyahu's people are threatening Americans?
	Think about that.
	And bombing Christian churches.
	Not just in Gaza, but you know there are Christian churches in Iran also, right?
	You know there are Jews that live in Iran.
	A lot of Iranian citizens who are Christians, Catholics, and Jews.
	And yeah, Netanyahu and Trump wants to, they want to bomb all those people too.
	By the way, remember how I said that the FBI has cell phone SIM card spoofing machines?
	You know, they can spoof anybody's mobile phone and they can send any text message in anybody's name.
	And this is what they did after they arrested Tyler Robinson.
	Then they just sent out messages with a total confession that doesn't even sound like a 22-year-old.
	Well, Candace Owens has, she's got a source now who confirms that Tyler Robinson did not send those text messages and that those messages were, quote, entirely fictionalized.
	So I want to play this clip for you from Candace Owens.
	Candace is actually doing some of the best research on this, maybe the best.
	And Ryan Matta and Candace and several other people are doing some really good research on this.
	So check out this video from Candace.
	Here we go.
	On the topic of rhetoric, I am told that Tyler absolutely did not author those text messages.
	What text messages?
	He has no idea where these messages came from, believes that they are therefore entirely fictionalized.
	It turns out, you're going to be shocked, that he doesn't actually use words like vehicle, which should come as no surprise to anyone that has a brain.
	By the way, I'm sure you caught this, but there's old footage of Tyler Robinson that is now circulating from a car accident that he had.
	And during the discussion with the officer that showed up, Tyler certainly refers to it as his car, not his vehicle, because that's how most Americans, how most English speakers refer to a car, unless they're in the military or on the police force.
	So here is 2022 police body cam footage, in case you missed that, of Tyler making a crash report.
	Take a listen.
	Your mom's on her way.
	Yeah, she's got to be a minute.
	She's got to shuttle over from where she's at to her car and then drive over.
	Gotcha.
	His mother was going to shuttle over from her car?
	Hmm, interesting.
	There's more, of course, of most interest to me.
	What I've learned is that his father does not believe, his parents don't believe that their son committed this crime.
	So remember how we were told that his father turned him in?
	And it's just, it's a complete lie.
	As Candace is reporting here, his parents think he's innocent.
	You know why his parents think that he's innocent?
	Because he is innocent.
	Because Tyler Robinson is the Patsy.
	And all these people who are pushing for the death sentence to kill him as quickly as possible, they all have one thing in common.
	They're all funded by Israel.
	Why would they want to kill the Patsy?
	I mean, I don't know, ask Lee Harvey Oswald, you know?
	They want to kill the Patsy to finish the wrap-up, to end all questions.
	They don't want him to ever be able to speak again because they know he's the Patsy, obviously, the people who actually killed Charlie Kirk.
	This is a whole setup.
	It's a professional hit job, obviously involving an intelligence organization.
	I mean, have you seen the videos of the guys there that are wearing the AI glasses or the meta glasses and they start video recording right before Charlie gets shot?
	Yeah, a lot of security-looking type of people there who then all of a sudden, right after the shot, they immediately moved to certain positions and did certain handoffs and certain objects and certain filming, all kinds of things.
	Yeah, why do you think that is?
	Let me show you that video in case you haven't seen that.
	This is really important.
	Check this out.
	It's been six months since I purchased a pair of the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses.
	So the first highlight of these glasses is their design.
	Meta and Ray-Ban have done something pretty remarkable here.
	They've created a wearable that looks like something people are already wearing.
	I have walked by and talked with countless people over the past six months while wearing these glasses, and like one person realized what they actually were.
	The only real giveaway is the camera and the sides are slightly thicker.
	So there you can see that certain people right around Charlie were wearing these what looked like the meta Ray-Ban glasses and they started recording video.
	Why would they be doing that?
	Why would they start recording right before the shot?
	Just a few seconds before the shot.
	Yeah, maybe to gather proof of the execution?
	Possibly?
	There's also another image that's really important to see here.
	There's a video that was recorded at 240 frames per second.
	This shows what looks like a solid projectile that is fired from behind him, like where the cameras are mounted.
	And it's captured in three frames.
	It's calculated to be around 500 feet per second.
	Now, remember what I said last week?
	I said, I'm guessing that this is a subsonic projectile around 400 feet per second.
	Remember me saying that?
	Because that's more consistent with the wound that we see.
	It would be a back entrance and a front exit.
	And no, this isn't a.30-06 round.
	It's not even from a high-powered rifle.
	It's a special contraption.
	You know, like exploding pagers.
	Yeah, there's one country that's really good at making killing devices that are really tricky.
	And it's clear from this image that this projectile came from behind Charlie.
	So he was not shot from the front.
	And I know a lot of people have seen Dr. Chris Martinson's video analysis.
	And Dr. Martinson is absolutely sure that Charlie was shot from the front.
	And I just got to say, I respect Dr. Martinson, but he's just flat-out wrong on this.
	And I already told him so.
	He's got it wrong because the kinetic energy of a.30-06 round, which is 3,000 foot-pounds roughly, that energy has to go somewhere.
	And the explanation that, oh, he was shot from a higher angle, and then it bounced off his spine and went down into his chest, and it bounced around like in a pinball machine, and then it lodged somewhere.
	But somehow it ended up back just under his skin, according to the coroner.
	Well, that doesn't make any sense at all because high-powered rifle rounds, they don't do that.
	They don't just bounce off vertebra.
	They shatter vertebra.
	Okay?
	They explode necks.
	This isn't a.22 long rifle round.
	It's not a 9mm.
	It's not a pistol round.
	We're talking about a supersonic high-powered rifle round with a lot of mass and a lot of energy.
	So, you know, again, I respect Dr. Martinson's intellect, but he's kind of, he has scienced himself to the completely wrong conclusion.
	He's got caught up in the numbers analysis, and he lost sight of the big picture, which is that, yeah, there's no way the high-powered rifle round is going to stay in somebody's neck.
	It doesn't work that way.
	And a 20-degree angle, where would, I mean, where would you even get a 20-degree angle?
	I don't know.
	I'm not like this one to go.
	Was there a 20-story building nearby?
	No, there wasn't.
	So I don't know where he's getting that.
	And even then, 20-degree angle isn't enough to deflect it off of someone's spine.
	And no, Charlie Kirk was not the man of steel.
	He actually did not have steel bones.
	He had human bones, just like you and I. So it's becoming obvious that the most likely actual cause of death of Charlie Kirk, or I should say the actual weapon, was either, I mean, I've narrowed it down to these two possibilities.
	It's either a projectile fired from right behind him, possibly in one of the cameras or behind one of the cameras or something like that.
	And notice they took down all the cameras as quickly as possible.
	They ferreted everything out of there.
	You know, they tore down everything to make sure that there's no evidence.
	Nobody's going to be able to examine any of the hardware.
	Or the other possibility is the exploding lapel microphone battery pack.
	And I'm not sure how exactly that would work, but it's a possibility given that we know there's a country that makes exploding pagers.
	So they're actually kind of good at using small amounts of explosives to achieve intended, you know, killings.
	They brag about it.
	So those are the two possibilities.
	And right now I'm sort of leaning towards the projectile from the rear.
	That seems to be the most likely cause here, but I'm open to either explanation.
	What I know, it is not, it is not a high-powered rifle round from the front.
	And I also know that if there was any video frame of Tyler Robinson with a rifle, they would have already shown us that.
	And they haven't because it doesn't exist.
	And if there were any videos of Tyler Robinson pulling a trigger or muzzle flash coming out of a rifle or anything like that, we would have already seen it.
	It doesn't exist because Tyler Robinson didn't pull any trigger.
	He didn't have a rifle.
	It's very clear now.
	And everything we're being told and being pushed into mostly by Israeli-funded propagandists is to try to say, no, it was Tyler Robinson.
	Couldn't have been us.
	You know, Netanyahu, what did he give?
	Six speeches saying we didn't kill Charlie.
	Really?
	Can you keep saying it?
	Will that make it true if you keep saying it?
	I mean, why do you have to keep saying you didn't kill Charlie?
	We know Tyler didn't kill Charlie.
	Tyler's innocent, and there's more than enough, shall we say, reasonable doubt.
	So if they try to convict Tyler Robinson, they're going to have to threaten the jury and the judge, which of course the deep state will do.
	So the jurors for that trial, they will all be threatened.
	They will all be pressured.
	They'll get a visit from the right people to say, hey, you better, you know, make sure that you're with us on this because, you know, this guy's guilty.
	And they're going to get the message that if they don't vote guilty, then something bad might happen to them because that's how these things work.
	Okay, so I have no doubt that Tyler Robinson is innocent.
	And I also have no doubt that he will be convicted and found guilty because we don't have a justice system in America anymore.
	We have a kangaroo circus system where the truth doesn't matter at all.
	What matters is who's getting threatened and pressured and coerced into whatever the deep state wants them to do and who's getting silenced and who's getting killed.
	And this is probably not the last of deaths in America as Netanyahu appears to be directly threatening to kill more Americans in order to silence them.
	But I really wonder how long Israel can last, especially given the coming financial collapse of the dollar.
	You know, when the dollar collapses, how does Israel get its funding again?
	It has no real functioning economy.
	It doesn't have functioning ports.
	I mean, it's basically subsidizes on life support from the U.S. More and more countries are blocking any kind of business with Israel, both imports and exports.
	You know, Israel is being basically embargoed by much of the world.
	So Israel can't exist without support from the United States.
	If the United States falls, Israel falls.
	And how does the United States stay solvent then when it all comes down to just printing trillions of dollars and destroying the dollar and destroying the purchasing power?
	How long does that last before that whole system collapses?
	I don't know the answer to that, but I know it can't last indefinitely.
	And it feels like we're pretty close to the end.
	And I think that's why gold and silver are skyrocketing.
	Everybody's trying to buy a ticket on the lifeboat.
	And gold and silver are the lifeboats.
	And if you want a ticket, you buy gold and silver.
	That's your financial lifeboat.
	If you don't want a ticket, then you miss the lifeboat and you end up losing all the value of your dollars as the system collapses.
	And you see, all these things are related.
	War and Israel and Gaza and the U.S. and the dollar and debt.
	It's all related.
	It's all intertwined.
	Because the U.S. can't support Israel or Ukraine if the U.S. is bankrupt itself.
	That is, if the Western financial system stops functioning, then it's impossible to support Israel and Ukraine.
	So at that point, you know, in fact, I think that Russia and Iran are just waiting this out, actually.
	Russia, well, and China is waiting it out.
	Russia is just waiting for the West to collapse.
	That's actually a very smart move.
	You don't have to fight them.
	You just wait for them to implode.
	Same thing with Iran.
	Iran is just biding its time and trying not to provoke Israel, waiting for the U.S. to collapse, after which Israel will be in its last death throes, right?
	China is just waiting for the U.S. to collapse.
	China doesn't need to attack Taiwan right now and go to battle with the U.S. Navy.
	All China has to do is wait for the U.S. to collapse financially, and then the Navy stops getting paychecks and munitions and fuel.
	And then there is no Navy.
	It's like you don't have to go to war with a country that's on the verge of financial collapse anyway.
	And that's where the U.S. is in history.
	And it's so bizarre to me to hear a lot of propagandists in the West that are saying, no, China's on the verge of collapse.
	China's going to collapse.
	Oh my God.
	Or what did Trump say the other day?
	Russia, there's long lines at the gas stations.
	Their people can't even get gas.
	What's next?
	We're going to be told that Russians are waiting in food lines and can't get food.
	No.
	Russians have not only plenty of food, but it's about one-fourth the cost of the food in the United States.
	And it's probably healthier.
	Russia has plenty of food, plenty of energy, plenty of gasoline.
	I mean, for God's sake, everybody in the West was calling Russia a gas station with nukes, and now they say they have no gas?
	Come on.
	They've got more energy than we do.
	But maybe this is why there's a sense of desperation from Netanyahu, because Net Yahoo realizes the clock is running out on Israel.
	And he's the one who put Israel in that situation.
	In fact, Netanyahu is the world's worst anti-Semite because nobody has done more to hurt Jews than Netanyahu.
	Think about it.
	You know, someone who harms Jews and harms their reputation and puts them through horrible, horrible things.
	That person might be called an anti-Semite.
	Well, that's Netanyahu.
	Although he's a fake Jew, you know, he's actually from Poland and he's an imposter from Europe who changed his name, etc.
	But if he were a real Semite, which he's not, but if he were, he would still be the worst anti-Semite for all the trouble that he's causing for Jews all over the world.
	You know, and remember that most Jews outside of Israel absolutely do not approve of what Netanyahu is doing.
	I would say most Jews in the United States no longer approve of what Netanyahu is doing.
	Now, a lot of Jews in Israel may still support.
	He may have 70 or 80% support there, but not in the United States.
	And certainly not in anybody younger than the age of, let's say, 40.
	He is almost wholeheartedly rejected by those people, including those Jews.
	Okay.
	So Netanyahu is perceived as a monster by people of every faith and every age and every nationality.
	And it's only through censorship and threats and murder and blackmail that Israel is able to even continue to have any power at all over the United States.
	And also, you know, the Schofield Bible brainwashing of several generations into thinking that Israel can do no wrong.
	The Ted Cruz Bible school approach.
	Like, if we bless Israel, then we shall be blessed.
	Yeah, no matter what.
	Yeah, that's actually stupid to believe that.
	Because the Bible wasn't written about the post-1948 genocidal Israel of today, was it?
	No.
	In the Old Testament, it was obviously BC.
	It was before Christ.
	Therefore, it's not the same as modern-day Israel by definition.
	So yeah, you want to bless ancient Israel?
	Be my guest.
	Go for it.
	But you don't want to bless a modern-day genocidal terror state.
	That would be evil.
	All right.
	So to summarize, the peace plan for Gaza is a ploy.
	Trump and Netanyahu cannot negotiate in good faith.
	They have no credentials for negotiating.
	They are bad faith actors.
	The U.S. cannot be trusted.
	Israel cannot be trusted, etc.
	Netanyahu is threatening kinetic warfare against Americans on U.S. soil.
	And Israel might be behind the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
	Or it might be the CIA.
	We don't know yet, but it was certainly either Mossad or the CIA is what it looks like so far.
	Clearly a professional hit job.
	We know that Trump is trying to provoke World War III with Russia by apparently approving long-range missile strikes.
	That's going to escalate things very gravely.
	And then we know that the dollar is going to continue to lose value.
	Gold and silver will almost certainly continue to skyrocket.
	And we're going to have a government shutdown.
	And hundreds of thousands of federal employees will walk off the job, but they'll get back pay.
	So it's just a giant vacation for them until Congress passes another insane spending bill that will keep spending us into financial oblivion.
	And at some point, the whole system falls apart.
	The Western system.
	At that point, the only thing that people are going to be left with is gold and silver.
	I don't know what's going to happen with crypto.
	Maybe Bitcoin will have value.
	Maybe the privacy coins even more.
	But certainly land and commodities and things like that.
	So we should all be prepared for that day.
	But we may end up in World War before that day even arrives.
	Especially if Trump gets what he's looking for, which is clearly a global nuclear war.
	And heck, you know, Israel might be waging war against the American people on U.S. soil, especially attacking Christians, because the ADL says that Christians are horrible, evil people.
	And that's all tied to the Zionists, right?
	So Christians who support Zionism are fools, and they have been brainwashed.
	So get ready, folks.
	It's going to get a little bit crazy.
	Now, coming up, let's change the mood here.
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	Also, I want to bring your attention to a couple of, well, a couple of science-based advancements.
	I don't know if you've seen this, but let me bring it up.
	China has come up with a bone glue.
	Have you heard about the bone glue?
	So this glue, I mean, they call it a glue.
	It's not like super glue.
	It's a special mixture.
	It's naturally absorbed by the body as the bone heals.
	So you don't have to have another surgery to remove implants or anything like that.
	It's called bone O2, bone glue.
	Let's see.
	It was unveiled by a research team in East China's Zhejiang province, according to Global Times.
	And it says, Lin Xianfeng, the leader and associate chief orthopedic surgeon, stated that he found inspiration after observing oysters clinging firmly to a bridge underwater.
	So this adhesive achieves a fixation within two to three minutes, even in a blood-rich environment.
	Isn't that interesting, right?
	So it's been tried on 150 patients.
	And the actual bone gluing procedure only takes three minutes and no steel plates or screws.
	And it has a maximum bonding force of 400 pounds.
	And so as a result, you know, hey, if you break a bone, maybe soon you can get some bone glue.
	They still have to open you up.
	It's still a surgery to expose the bone and then they put the glue on it, but then you can heal from there.
	And of course, obviously you have to make sure you don't re-break the bone because it takes time for the bone, you know, everything else to kind of remineralize and heal around that.
	So that's very important.
	Okay, the other thing I wanted to mention for you today is that there's been a major new development in AI coding from the company known as Anthropic.
	And they just released a new coding engine called Sonnet 4.5, which I used and I found it to be very impressive.
	And this is capable of autonomous coding that is building applications and projects.
	It can work by itself for up to 30 hours without any human instruction.
	So you can give it a task like, hey, I want to build this application.
	I want to build this website.
	I want to build this data structure or whatever.
	And it'll go off and do that for up to 30 hours all by itself.
	And it will do its own testing and it'll write code.
	If the test fails, it'll rewrite the code.
	It'll even run a simulation and then look at the screen output to see, it'll read the screen and see if it's the right output.
	And if not, it'll go back and fix itself and try again until it gets it right.
	And I've looked at the code and the code is just, it's really solid, very good code.
	And the reason I'm mentioning this is because this is, I think, the first time that an AI coding tool can literally replace an engineering team.
	Now, I've been using AI coding tools for, you know, a few months here.
	And they've gone from horrible to awesome in just about like six months.
	It's pretty amazing.
	And we are now to the point where they can function as a team.
	They can literally replace human engineers.
	And they can handle very large-scale projects.
	So this is going to be significant in terms of its impact on the world.
	You're going to see a lot more rapid development of software projects and applications and things like that.
	And you're going to see programmers unemployed.
	So if you've been wondering, you know, when will AI replace my job?
	Well, if you're a coder, that day is today, you know, roughly right about now.
	So that's why it's a great idea to learn how to use AI tools so you can be a very effective coder.
	Because you don't want to be an entry-level coder who can be easily replaced by AI.
	But remember a few years ago when everybody said, you know, learn to code if you want to get a job and all the coders were making 100K plus a year?
	Yeah, now they're going to be working at Starbucks, except Starbucks has closed down a lot of shops, hundreds of locations, because people aren't spending as much money these days.
	So it's going to be a lot of coders who are out of work and learning to code is no longer a guaranteed income.
	In fact, what you need to do is you need to learn how to use AI, which is what I'm doing constantly, because I see that these tools are going to change everything.
	So if you want to check out that, if you're into writing code, you know, Python scripts or whatever, or even something as simple as batch files or JavaScript or whatever, you can go to anthropic.com and you can check out that tool.
	Again, it's called Sonnet 4.5.
	And I don't know all its limitations, but so far it seems pretty darn capable.
	All right.
	So with that said, we're going to jump into today's interview with David Morgan, the silver guru.
	And I recorded this interview, actually, I think it was Friday afternoon.
	So a few days ago, when the price of silver was even lower than it is right now, I mean, it's continued to go up every day.
	But everything that David says here is 100% right on.
	If you're wondering about where prices are going or what's really happening with the silver market and also some about gold, you definitely want to hear this interview.
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	With that said, enjoy today's interview with David Morgan.
	All right.
	Welcome to this.
	Well, I don't know if you call it urgent, but it certainly is a very important interview.
	I'm Mike Adams.
	You won't see me on camera today.
	I'm not in the studio, but things are happening just so rapidly at breakneck speed in the gold and silver markets.
	I mean, you would not believe where silver is as we're recording this.
	It's $46.50.
	And so, and gold is also skyrocketing.
	And these are very strong indicators.
	I mean, I'm not just happy about it.
	I'm a little frightened about what this means about the world economy.
	So I had to reach out to my friend David Morgan, the silver guru.
	And he joins us today for analysis.
	And we're going to have a special URL on his website to give you some free reports and video access and things like that.
	So welcome to the show, David.
	It's just great to have you on today.
	Well, Mike, it's been too long.
	And thanks for having me back.
	And yeah, there's a lot to talk about in the metals world and the economy.
	Yeah.
	Well, let's just start with the facts of where we are.
	I mean, you and I are recording this on Friday, September 26th.
	Like I said, silver has surpassed $46.50, although it's bouncing around a little bit.
	And gold is at $37.75 roughly.
	And, you know, I've learned so much from you, David, over the years.
	And I know that gold and silver intrinsically haven't changed.
	It's just that the dollar is collapsing extremely rapidly.
	But I've also learned from some of my other contacts that there's a lot of increased retail demand right now that's unusual compared to the central bank demand that has driven it, you know, up until the last couple of months.
	So what's your take on what's driving this right now?
	Well, it's institutions.
	It's industrial use on the silver side.
	It's central bank buying.
	I mean, the anchor in all this chaos is that the central banks have bought record amounts of gold from 2022 through present day.
	And I know you don't have time to listen to all the podcasts I do, but I think I was one of the first that said the run to gold has begun.
	And that one in the $2,000 range or before 1800.
	Because of central bank buying, I said that the run to gold goes like this.
	It starts off as a soft walk and then a normal walk and then a brisk walk and then a light jog, full jog, small run, full run, and an all-out sprint.
	And we're not at the all-out sprint, but I think we're past the jog phase.
	We're starting to get into the fast jog or maybe the light run right now.
	And that's all based, primarily based on central bank buying.
	They know that the currencies are being debased and gold, it's good enough for central banks.
	It's good enough for the general public and institutions.
	So that's interesting to me because it means that there's potentially still tremendous upside on the price because the retail buyers haven't yet jumped in.
	I mean, most Americans, especially, still don't own gold or silver.
	They really don't.
	I mean, probably more people own Bitcoin now than own gold or silver.
	But crypto is, you know, lackluster performance right now.
	And of course, gold and silver, when you have possession, it's physical metals in your hand that can't vanish.
	So when do you think the more typical person is going to wake up to the importance of not just, I'm not talking about speculating in metals, but owning it and holding it as an asset preservation?
	Well, that will happen near the end of the market, and it will be higher prices.
	And it's really, it's a good marker for when to sell.
	Of course, it's very difficult to call a sell on these markets because we know the destruction of the currency and what that means.
	So it's a tricky thing in a way, because from my perspective, if you sell for fiat, you better move that fiat into something hard asset-wise.
	You know, land, real estate, commercial buildings, warehouses, you know, raw land, maybe a business that's producing, but you really wouldn't want to leave it in the bank.
	So there's that to consider.
	But I would say, and I have been saying for some time and taking a few hits on X or wherever else.
	And when you stand up, you got to be able to take the hits when they occur.
	But I've been saying it's going to be a couple of years for probably four years.
	But I am going to stand my ground and say it one more time.
	I don't think we have much longer with $37 trillion in debt and increasing rapidly.
	And basically, it's a vote against the dollar.
	I mean, in 2024, as I said a moment ago, the US dollar is about $2,000 in U.S. terms.
	And now we're at almost double that in a year.
	That's something to think about.
	This is the rapid run type of thing.
	Are we at an all-out sprint?
	No, the all-out sprint happens, as you just indicated, when the average guy, your neighbor or guy on the street, or someone you meet at the store or out for lunch or whatever, tells you about the merits of buying silver.
	Gosh, it got in under 100, and now it's 120 as an example on how smart he was to get in under 100, right?
	And I'm not saying it's going to 100.
	Well, I won't say, let me back up.
	I'm going to get more flack.
	I mean, I wrote in print in 2003 that this market and silver go to 100.
	It hasn't done it yet.
	We're not at 50 yet.
	Will it get there?
	I don't know.
	I think it will.
	But I don't want to get overexcited here because we are overbought, overextended from any metric you wanted to use.
	And the exchange has increased margins on both gold and silver.
	And that's a sign that they're going to try and get it down here shortly.
	Yeah, so let's talk about that.
	You say it's overbought, but the fundamentals have shifted.
	So the right.
	So this is not the same scenario as what was it, the 2011 silver peak.
	Is that the year that it was?
	Correct.
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So what's really, really strongly different today, I mean, I can think of a number of things, but number one is just the huge commitment to build data centers that use a tremendous amount of silver.
	So you've got all this industrial demand.
	And then also the other cultural factor is that people have absolutely lost faith in the institutions.
	In 2011, there was a lot more public trust in the Fed, the CDC, the FDA, et cetera, even in the White House.
	That was Obama's term, and he was very popular.
	Today, post-COVID, the vast majority of Americans, for one reason or another, absolutely do not trust government or the banks for that matter.
	So how do you think this might play out differently from 2011?
	Or would you counter back about what I just said?
	Are there similarities that I've missed?
	No, I think you hit three really important bullet points.
	And I'll give you one that's factual as well, because some of those are somewhat conjecture.
	And that is in 2011, if you study the markets like I do, the final oomph in that market was futures driven.
	And monetary metals, Keith Weiner does work on this, and I've looked at it and I understand what he does.
	And what it says is that is the market being driven by the paper market or is the market being driven by the physical market?
	And in that case, it was being driven by the futures market.
	In this case, it's still being driven by the physical market.
	Now, that says a lot.
	That's a big shift.
	And you could go back to your bullet points.
	Well, why is it being driven by the physical market?
	Because political uncertainty, all politicians are liars.
	The banks are failing us.
	We have more and more social unrest.
	We focus on the wrong things and I can't pay my grocery bills.
	So, just reiterating what you said and trying to add to it, because it is a different market.
	I don't want to get too overenthused here because we will see something happen in the markets, or at least in the derivatives market, to change the price, and we will get a pullback somewhere.
	But that's not something to really fear, it's something to be bought until this thing is resolved.
	And what I mean by resolved is, as we said, I think on the last time we spoke, is I leave it out aside because of the propensity for these banks to maintain their control.
	And what they're shooting for is more control, which means some type of programmable currency that you'll be required to enter into that system.
	But I want to talk more about that, but let me give it back to you, Mike.
	Well, so yeah, that leads me to the question of how much.
	Well, we know JP Morgan and other banks manipulate silver price through selling short paper markets.
	But it seems like at least some of the price increase now is those manipulators covering their shorts, right?
	And it seems like they're running up against the wall of the fact that there are so many people demanding physical delivery of COMAX contracts.
	How big of a factor is that, in your view?
	Well, I've always said from the beginning that we had to reach a point where the physical market actually commanded the price.
	And we've seen that happen in the past, but it's been for a few days.
	I would even say a full week, but it's been for a very short-lived time.
	And then the price gets adjusted, the market settles down, the derivatives market or the paper market takes over again, and we're off to the same game game that we've always seen.
	This time, as I mentioned a moment ago, we're seeing where the gold market's physical realm is not doing the spread between the derivatives market, selling the gold they have, and capturing that delta that they do all the time because they're the professionals and they know how the market works and they skim money from the sheeple, I'll say, all day long, every day almost.
	In silver, it's even more interesting for silver because as that spread is being maintained right now, it's even more favorable to silver that more and more physical demand is actually taking place versus what the futures price is.
	So the delta, instead of widening and for people to own the silver to capture that spread, it's lessening.
	So they're less incentivized to put their silver up into the market on the shelf and earn that spread and pocket fiat.
	So we're, you know, in a place we haven't been in a long time.
	It reminds me of 1979.
	I was working on my master's degree in finance, and this particular professor knew me well.
	I'd visited her house.
	It's a long story, but she knew who I was.
	She called me a silver expert even way back then.
	And she said, What's going on in the silver market?
	I mean, even she was paying attention.
	And it's kind of like that right now.
	I think we are, I don't think we're at a top.
	We could be at a temporary top.
	I don't know.
	But I don't think we're at the, we're not at where we need to be as far as calling a top, in my study view.
	And that's the panic manic move where, as we said, the retail investor comes in and says, you know, I'm so lucky I got silver under 75.
	It's at 100 today.
	Or, you know what?
	I'm glad I bought gold before it hit 5,000.
	Oh, I'm so glad I bought it at 4,200.
	I'm so happy.
	Those types.
	Well, I remember before the dot-com collapse, I started warning people in 1998.
	And then even more in 99, because I was seeing what you're talking about.
	I was seeing, you know, taxi cab drivers talking about how they're going to retire on, you know, Dr. Coop stock or whatever because they're not going to have to drive a taxi any longer.
	They're just going to make money buying and selling tech stocks and that returns don't matter.
	It's just eyeballs.
	And everybody's going to get wealthy.
	No one will have to work.
	I mean, I remember hearing that, right?
	And we are nowhere near that level of insanity on gold or silver at the moment, although that may come.
	But David, selling silver is going to be the hardest thing I ever have to do.
	But if I'm sinking in bubble territory, I don't know that I can sell it because I don't know what else to put it in.
	Yeah, let me interrupt you there, Mike.
	I don't embed it, but I want to interrupt because I won't forget.
	I think what's a strong possibility is that we won't have to.
	I think that silver will be remonetized, not like gold, because gold could go into the new monetary system.
	In fact, I think at some point it almost has to.
	Silver is just too scarce and too valuable to be money.
	I mean, ponder that statement I just made.
	But I think we'll be able to get a loan on it, which you can do now.
	I mean, there are some brokers that broker silver and gold that will give you a loan, but the terms are pretty outrageous, like 11%, 12%, or something like that.
	But I think that some of these banks will come in and say, hey, we'll give you a loan like a real estate loan, like 7%.
	So now instead of selling at a capital gains rate, it's just, well, it's collectible.
	So the taxes on silver are extremely high.
	So rather than pay whatever it is, 28% or you're borrowing at 7%.
	You still own your silver.
	You might be able to write that loan fee off somewhat.
	I don't, it depends on, you know, I'm going to give tax advice.
	But now you kind of have your cake and need it too.
	So you haven't sold it.
	But you have, you know, put it up as collateral, which is probably one of the best collaterals you could, you know, use.
	And then take that fiat or whatever, or the CBDC or whatever we have, and go buy some warehouses, expand your business, pay off debt.
	I see.
	Whatever.
	So your silver stack becomes your bank.
	You are banking your silver, exactly.
	Right.
	And then you're leveraging it.
	Now, gold is considered a tier one asset.
	So banks are already lending on gold assets, correct?
	Correct.
	At probably, I would imagine a lower rate than 11%.
	Oh, yeah.
	No, bank to bank.
	I don't know.
	Well, you can see the lease rates are low.
	And that's pretty much the same as a loan.
	So, yeah.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So, well, that makes sense because again, I don't know of any better asset class.
	I mean, you mentioned land, and I understand if you have an opportunity to purchase, you know, like an oil rig, oil well, you know, like, you know, partnership in an oil well that's producing energy or something like that.
	Yeah, that's different.
	But that's not an easy thing to, you know, to suss out.
	Correct.
	It's going to be hard to find things to, you know, things to invest in.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Well, what else?
	What else do you notice about this rise in silver that people need to be aware of?
	Well, I think with silver, it's a dual demand squeeze.
	I mean, you have industrial demand from solar, EVs, AI, all the electronics.
	It's colliding with a renewal investment demand.
	This renewed investment demand is coming from India, China, Russia.
	Even the Saudis bought a million shares of the SLV, which may be leading a pathway for other nation states to buy into silver.
	So silver isn't just money.
	It's the most critical industrial metal of the century.
	And the stockpile in reality has been dwindling out of the LBMA, moving into the COMEX.
	And the COMEX eligible silver, which is held by strong hands, is a far bigger number than what's registered.
	The register is what the dealers have available to all call it contain the price or manage the price.
	Because, you know, 1% of the time, someone says, hey, I actually want to make good on this contract that we signed and send me the silver.
	So what does that tell you?
	That, again, the control mechanism seems to be breaking down.
	And the price potential for silver is historically undervalued versus gold.
	The gold to silver ratio should be 40 to 1, and we're above 80 to 1 right now.
	And it just reverts back to 40 to 1.
	Every dollar you put into gold that multiplies by whatever factor gold goes to, say it goes from 4,000 to 8,000 doubles.
	If the gold-silver ratio moves from 80 to 40, it will do twice as well.
	So if you're going to get involved in this market now, I think silver is definitely the place you should start.
	But it does move, as we both know, you know, faster up and down.
	But there's kind of a floor at silver right now.
	I really think, Mike, at this point, and, you know, if it goes different than what I'm saying now, you know, I could take the hits.
	But I have a, I'll say, a feeling that we're at a point where we might not see anything below 40, or if we do, it won't be for very long.
	And if I would have said that, you know, a year ago, say, well, we're never getting to 40.
	In fact, one of my friends on Twitter posted a photograph of a nasty gram he got from, I guess, a disgruntled silver investor.
	It was about a year ago.
	You know, silver's never going to be above 30, and you guys know what you're talking about.
	I wish you guys would try up and blow away.
	And, you know, you've been misleading people and blah, blah, blah, blah.
	So he posted that up and he said, comments anyone?
	And I thought, I'll just, you know, can't say something nice.
	Don't say anything at all.
	So I am not saying anything at all.
	It was pretty funny to read that.
	Yeah, well, that's the thing.
	You get all the praise if the assets go up, but you get all the blame if they don't, if they just go flat or, you know, sideways.
	But I mean, I've right now, I'm receiving a lot of thank yous from my own customers for recommending that they look into metals, which I've done consistently for many, many years.
	And earlier this year, I mean, I bought silver at $30 a spot.
	I saw it when it went below 30.
	I said, my goodness, this is an opportunity.
	And I shared that with my audience.
	I said, look, I don't think you're ever going to see it at 30 again is just my opinion.
	And that's, and you just mentioned you think possibly there's a floor of 40 now.
	Do you see it ever going back to 30?
	It depends, you know, how the economy really goes.
	I mean, in 1980, obviously it got overvalued.
	Didn't stay at 50 for very long.
	And then, of course, they changed the rules.
	You could only sell.
	And since just a few entities held so much on that platform on the Comex, it was pretty easy to kind of control.
	Sort of what happened in the nickel market in the LME in London.
	You know, a lot of that real metal was there.
	So they actually have their hands on, let's say, the lion's share of it, the real stuff.
	And when you own the real stuff, you've got a lot of control.
	So having that as a background to answer your question, Mike, it's possible, but unlikely.
	But I think the futures markets are starting to break down.
	Not entirely.
	They're probably never going away.
	But I do think that there'll be less and less shenanigans going on because we're seeing the dynamics of power in the monetary system change from west to east.
	And we've been watching it for two decades.
	Really?
	And with that, we've seen all these new storage facilities in Hong Kong being built and how the Shanghai exchange has really started to take more and more power away from the Western Anglo-American empire from the Comex and the LBMA into the Shanghai Exchange.
	I think there'll be a revaluation of Husu and the Zoo.
	And we find out how many pieces of paper there are versus how much metal there really is and wake up to a new reality.
	So, you know, China took advantage of the artificially low prices and gold in particular to stockpile thousands of tons of gold over the last several years.
	And other central banks around the world have done the same thing.
	And also, of course, people close to the Trump administration repatriated gold out of London back to New York.
	I think that was earlier this year.
	Do you think that now that central banks and powerful people in the right places have got their hands on physical gold now?
	They got it at discount prices, manipulated low prices.
	Do you think they're ready to let it run now?
	Or are they going to still try to manipulate?
	Well, I think they're going to try to manage the market.
	And again, as I said earlier, they've already increased the margins on gold and silver.
	And it's always worked in the past.
	Sometimes it takes to increase margins, then increase them again, and then increase them again, and maybe increase them again.
	But eventually, if you've got to put up full payment for a futures contract, in other words, instead of putting up 20% of the money to hold your position, you got to put up 40% of the money and 60% of the money, and then you've got to put up 100% of the money.
	What's the purpose of being in the futures market?
	You may as well be in the spot market and buy it outright.
	And they've done that at times.
	In fact, they did it in the palladium market where you had to put up twice the amount of cash as a futures contract track.
	How ridiculous is that?
	But they needed to get the palladium market under control, and that's where they went to temporarily.
	Didn't last for a year, lasted momentarily, but it was there.
	So I think, yeah, they're going to do their best.
	But let me give you one more that I've given to my, you know, my membership.
	So what normally happens when they, they, the CME, the bullion banks, the powers that be in the metals markets and other markets, but we're talking metals right now.
	When it starts to get, let's say, gets away from them, they do a very smart thing.
	They step aside and watch the market.
	So now instead of matching, let's say, some hedge fund that's going along silver at 47 or whatever today, they don't participate.
	They don't take the other side shorting it.
	So they kind of let the free market actually take place, which is the public and smaller players, let's say, and see where the market goes.
	And then they let that exhaust.
	So in other words, they're just watching the game.
	You know, you took out your best, you know, fullback, halfback, and whatever, and you're just letting them rest on the side to see where the game goes.
	And then when it starts to exhaust, then they come back in and just start shorting the market very heavily.
	And then they take the market down.
	So that's kind of what I expect to happen.
	It's happened again and again and again.
	And so the probability is still high that that same type of situation will take place.
	So, I mean, that's interesting because the silver market is so small compared to gold that the big players would kind of peter out.
	Like, if they're going to make a big move, they can only do that once.
	And like, they're not sitting on unlimited capital to keep doing it.
	So that's what you're saying.
	Then the charge is Austin.
	Yeah.
	I mean, the big players have infinite capital.
	They're the banks.
	So they can just print whatever they want.
	Plus, the exchange gives them an unfair advantage.
	Most people don't know.
	But if you are a hedger, you have to put up 30% less margin than if you're an individual or just a regular, you know, limited liability company that trades futures.
	So if you are a mining entity or a bullion bank, then instead of putting up, you know, $100 per unit, you only have to put up $70 per unit.
	The idea being that if you're a wheat farmer and you really farm wheat, you want to hedge your position and get as much of a wheat crop and you don't want to take a chance at the price going lower.
	So you settle in a futures contract at this price.
	You don't have to put up so much money to be able to sell your wheat because you need that capital running farm.
	So I'm not against the idea in theory, but these bullion banks have nothing to do with mining metal.
	They just have stuff moving the price around to their favor.
	Having said that, they are the ones that step aside.
	So they have enough power to overcome it eventually.
	But since they're being overpowered at the present time, they just walk away and watch for a while.
	And then they see where the volume is very low and no one's just very few buyers and sells.
	The market has quieted down quite a bit.
	And now it's at 48.78 and there's been very little activity.
	Then they come in and they say, oh, we'll sell 48.78, 48, 47.50 and 47 and just start piling on.
	I mean, we've been seeing these things in what we call the aftermarket, the overseas market, where the volume is really low in the middle of the night for Americans.
	Well, they'll sell something like months and months worth of silver in a matter of an hour or so.
	And who's going to sell six months worth of silver in an hour?
	Nobody in their right mind, certainly not for a profit.
	There's only one reason to do it, and that's to drive the market lower.
	So what I'm saying is every now and again, like right now, you'll see where the physical market has taken command, but the futures market has leveraged it.
	You know, it depends on any given Sunday, but it's 10 to 1, 100 to 1, 200 to 1.
	It just depends.
	It's not that high right now.
	But that kind of leverage, and you have infinite capital.
	How do you think you're going to come out in the poker game?
	I mean, you're up so much and you've been playing for an hour and you got all these chips, but this guy sits down and his chips are 10 times the amount that you have.
	And you get one bad hand, or you get one good hand, but he's got one better hand.
	And he goes all in, he goes in 10%, and you're all in just to call him.
	And all of a sudden, you're gone.
	So I don't know if that's a good analogy, but that's kind of what happened.
	Yeah.
	It is.
	So the listeners here shouldn't be surprised if there's an aggressive push to lower the price of silver through this strategy at some point here.
	But you mentioned you think you'd be very surprised if the price went under 40, but you probably wouldn't be surprised if it went from its current, what is it again, 46.50 if it went to like 42.
	Like that would be within the realm of a reasonable expectation.
	Is that right?
	Yeah, if we're in the market, I think we are, which is a very strong bull market doing the final leg up, where I've said for years 90% of the move comes the last 10% of the time.
	And this is when people really don't want to get on board because, you know, there's people out there that bought silver at 30 in 2011, wrote it all the way up to 35 and recently and said, oh man, I'm done.
	I'm out.
	I hate silver.
	And now it's at 446.
	And then they're picking themselves.
	And now they're thinking, well, do I get back in or not?
	You know, all the fundamentals that Mike Adams and David Morgan talked about really are true.
	That is true.
	And that's why I've tried to be so complete with head and heart and say, look, you need to head yourself, but you don't need to bet the farm, especially if things go the way they're going right now.
	As you see the way that these markets can move and they're moving better than you know, Bitcoin, the stock market, the bond market, the housing market, you know, general business.
	I mean, just about anything.
	And this is kind of your war chest in a way because as things unravel, and fortunately they are, you have something very solid to fall back on where you could still feed your family, you know, the same, you know, good meals or whatever.
	I mean, I'm not trying to go into the rabbit hole too far, Mike, but you know what I'm saying.
	And that was all I was trying to convey was that this is what you want, but people do what people do.
	And I know the two people hear exactly the same thing and hear it differently.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	Let's talk about your website.
	You've got a special link for our audience, and I appreciate you putting that together.
	And the site is themorganreport.com.
	And then put a slash Ranger on the end of that.
	And that'll take you to a landing page with some special content items.
	Can you tell us about those?
	Sure.
	We're going to give you the 10 rules of silver investing, which are good for anybody that's brand new or anybody that's really a seasoned professional, just to keep you out of trouble and not to make a rookie mistake or is it a seasoned investor mistake.
	And then we've got a direct link to the movie The Four Horsemen, which even though it's over a decade old, it's still as current as ever about what's really going on in the age of empire and how the American empire is dying and what we might expect for the future.
	And lastly, for your people who listen to the Health Ranger, Mike Adams, and all that you do.
	And, you know, publicly thank you, Mike, with all you put a lot of time in for free for thousands and thousands of people.
	We'll give, I will give you a 15-minute one-on-one consult with me personally, not one of the staff.
	If I get overwhelmed, I might have a staff member do it, but I'd reach out and say, hey, will you accept one of the staff instead of me?
	And you could say yes or no, but I can't do it indefinitely.
	So this will be up for about 30, 40 days.
	And if you hear this broadcast two years from now, say, oh, I got to talk to David and get my 50 minutes.
	It's not going to be available.
	That's basically for this hot market that we're in now.
	People that may be, you know, overloaded in real estate, wondering what they might want to do, or where do you buy silver the first time, or who knows?
	But 15 minutes, my time to you.
	Ask me anything within reason, and I'm have at it.
	That's a very big deal.
	You're, you know, you have decades of knowledge and experience in this area.
	And I turn to you for analysis.
	As you know, privately, sometimes I'll ask you a question: what do you think about this?
	What's your take?
	So again, that website, folks, is themorganreport.com slash ranger.
	And you get those bonus items and take advantage of that 15-minute free consultation.
	But if you book it, show up.
	Don't be a no-show.
	Because yeah, that's how it works, David.
	You know, you offer consulting for free and then sometimes people don't necessarily take it seriously.
	Well, normally my days are so busy that, you know, I fit in one or two per day kind of a thing.
	But what does irk me, Mike, is when I finally, and I try to make my Fridays kind of a half day.
	So I've got that, you know, two hour gap and I want to go watch a movie or, you know, go to the library or take a nap, whatever it is.
	And I can't, you know, I got to wait till the 4.30.
	And then so kind of just toddler my thumbs for a couple hours, clean the office, and they're a no-show.
	Those are the ones that want.
	Yeah, that's that's not good.
	So anyway, our audience is well-informed and very mature.
	And they obviously they've been tracking all this and they're watching this interview because probably they they own silver and perhaps they want to own more.
	So my next question is, is silver too expensive to buy now?
	You know, it's a tough one.
	I mean, even I have a tough time thinking, do I want to buy anymore?
	Relative to gold, no.
	So on that basis, I would say it's still safe at these levels.
	And I would say on this 10 rules of silver investing, rather than get caught up in the, I won't say hype, but the fact that the market's a fast moving market right now, just have a plan.
	And as outlined in those rules, dollar cost average.
	So look, I've got X. David says, you know, 10% should be in the metals.
	I think I'm happy with 5%.
	That's, you know, X divided by 20.
	And that's the number I have.
	I'm going to achieve that number by doing the following.
	I'm going to buy one sixth of that amount every first of every month, starting October 1st, six months out with the equal dollar amount.
	That's called dollar cost averaging.
	So if the market is at 48 the first, you know, October 1st, and then it's at 40 on November 1st, you're buying more when the price is down and you're buying less when the price is higher.
	And as long as we're still in a bull market, and I certainly believe we are, I still think we are going to get to at least $100 silver.
	Doesn't make it true.
	You trust me, David, I believe him.
	He's been really right on most of the time, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	Doesn't guarantee anything.
	But as messed up as the financial system is and with the goals of the ratio where it is and with the physical market taking control over the paper markets right now and continue to do so, I think you're smart to just dollar cost average in, get that 5%, be happy, be safe, do whatever makes you happy for a stock investor, real estate investor, run cattle, drill oil wells.
	I don't care.
	I'm a free market thinker.
	You do what makes you happy.
	But I think you're making a huge mistake if you are in a position where you can afford to invest and you're not positioning yourself in a metals position if you don't have any right now.
	So get some, but don't bet the farm that, you know, it's going to go to 100 just because I think it will.
	Okay.
	Well, that's, that's very conservative advice.
	I'll add on top of that, personally, I don't own any stocks at all.
	I don't own any treasuries, no bonds, no muni bonds.
	I don't trust banks.
	So I minimize deposits in banks.
	I only invest in two things, and that's my own company and precious metals.
	And that's it.
	Yeah, no, that is pretty much the same.
	I mean, I got a little bit of real estate because I have a cabin in Montana, but yeah, but that's not right for everybody.
	It's right for us.
	And that's why there isn't a one size fits all.
	But you say that we can say it on your show.
	But, you know, I can't go into a public forum at the mining show and say that because there's this prudent man thing and all the stuff that kind of like the authorities want you to fit with the 64.
	And I've been on the edge of the lane, you know, all the time, Mike.
	But there's also, you don't want to get kicked off the speaking dais because you've made a statement like that.
	Well, I'm off-roading off the lane into the woods.
	I'm off the grid.
	I don't care about the lane.
	But yeah, you're right.
	That's not for everybody.
	It's just, I got to say, I've never regretted whatever price I paid for silver, not once.
	But then again, I wasn't buying it in the middle of the 2011 peak either, where some people could lose some.
	But the way I've looked at it is I'm not a speculator.
	So I'm not, my goal is not to convert this to fiat one day at a higher price.
	It's never been my goal.
	And so as a result, and I see the dollar collapsing, I see the empire collapsing.
	And I see more signs of actually a systems failure of the Western financial system.
	I think we're headed for a commercial real estate collapse that's going to cause bank failures.
	And we're already starting to see the subprime auto loans.
	The Tricolor company just collapsed.
	And by the way, we just saw the collapse of the only sodium ion battery maker in North America, Natron, just went belly up.
	So we won't be making batteries in America, that's for sure.
	It's all going to come out of China, folks.
	And China doesn't want dollars very much anymore, right?
	You know, I'm looking around and I don't trust the system to stay in place very much longer.
	What are you thinking about?
	Oh, my thoughts are similar, Mike.
	And one thing I wanted to voice, and I'm glad we still are open because, you know, people worry about the CBDC or some private equivalent of that.
	And it's obvious that's what these bankers want.
	But remember, there are 14 states now that you can legally use gold and silver in a transaction.
	So you can mitigate that.
	Like, well, sign up and get your CBDC.
	Well, I want that thing.
	And, you know, it might be a little tough because there aren't going to be a lot of like, you know, Walmarts and, you know, Applebee's, these corporate entities that are ruling our lives right now.
	But there will still be farmers' markets.
	There'll still be individuals that own property or whatever.
	And you can negotiate with them for real money.
	And that will catch fire pretty quickly in those states.
	And of course, they will, you know, encourage other states to do the same thing.
	So we could get to a point where we get more into a state's rights versus federal government kind of a battle where we're actually free, you know, free people to use our resources as we see fit, as it should have been and really was set up in the beginning.
	So I wanted to get that out there because I haven't voiced it.
	You're the first one I've actually talked to in a public forum about this because, well, I can't.
	What do I do?
	Well, actually, depending on your state, and you don't really have to be in a state where they've revivified that you can use gold and silver as money.
	What a concept.
	But you are really constitutionally secured doing that.
	Although you could, I don't want to micro delve on this thing, Mike, but you could get into a situation where the legal tender law thing gets put into court and all that.
	But I think things are breaking down.
	I don't think that people, if things break down to the level that they could, and I don't want to see this, but if they do, then a lot of these authority figures are going to just walk away because if the currency fails, why would they go to work?
	And you'll just see a whole new free market.
	It's called a black market, but it's really a free market pop up.
	I don't think we're going to get there, but the trend is moving that way.
	And it's moving that way rapidly.
	And that's why you're seeing these rapid movements in the metals, because it's a precursor or a barometer of the storm ahead.
	I mean, when a barometer really moves and you're a sailor or a pilot and you see that thing go, you go, holy moly, I better really pay attention.
	Something's out there that I don't want to fly into or put my boat into.
	I better, you know, turn around, cancel the flight, get to the harbor.
	And that's what we're seeing right now.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And I want to bring in related to everything you just said, the fact that the state of Texas passed that law where they are building out a system where if you deposit your physical metals in the state depository, then beginning in the spring of 2027, you can have a debit card that's supported by the state that's tied to your metals.
	And you go out and buy groceries or pay for gas or whatever on your debit card.
	And they just sell off the metals to cover your debit card transactions.
	And thus, you don't need a bank.
	You don't need fiat in the bank and a bank-issued debit card.
	You just put metals.
	Metals becomes your bank.
	And you have ownership over those metals.
	You can go, you can show up at the depository and you can say, give me my metal.
	Or you can go out and spend it like cash on the debit card.
	Like that is a major change in the way people will think about metals.
	Absolutely.
	And I think Texas is the leader.
	And I think you'll see other states follow through.
	And there's actually a debit card like that here where I live.
	Unfortunately, you can make up your own reason why.
	I really don't have a reason why.
	The bank is not taking any new accounts.
	But we're looking for another bank because it's exactly that.
	So think about it.
	If you put your money on deposit in a private vault and you've got 90% metal and 10% fiat, because for a while, maybe your average price on silver is 30 bucks and the fiat price of silver was 28.
	So you bought gas of fiat, but now that it's at 46, you're probably going to run some silver through it.
	The point being, you're going to have an all-out bank collapse and you've only lost 10% of your wealth.
	The other 90% is still in a vault somewhere.
	And in your scenario, it's even better because all the banks could go down to you know where, and yet it doesn't really affect you because, you know, you have the concept about the difference between money and fiat.
	And you put your savings into money.
	What a concept.
	Right, which is metal.
	So, and the way I would work this is I wouldn't take like all my silver and throw it into the depository.
	Right.
	I would just put in however much that I need to live on for that month or that quarter or however often I want to drive over there.
	But, you know, if I'm living on $5,000 a month or whatever, I'm just going to take $5,000 worth of silver, put it in there, spend it.
	I don't even, by the way, I don't even live on $5,000 a month.
	I live on a lot less than that.
	But it makes it very easy.
	You just take the metals when you need to spend them.
	And otherwise, you are your own central bank and no one can manipulate your, you know, the physical metal that you have in hand as long as you've secured it on your property or in your home or, you know, whatever you do to secure it.
	You got to keep it safe from the zombies, obviously.
	Yeah.
	You know.
	Well, that goes back to like the documentary.
	I've got Ellen Brown in there that's written a few books.
	One of them is Web of Debt.
	And she's a real big proponent of state banking, which is kind of what you're saying.
	It's a state depository.
	She says that, you know, there's nothing wrong with banking per se, as long as it's a public utility where we, the people, have command.
	So whoever puts up the building and hires the security forces and the cameras and everything else, that's a cost.
	And that's added on to our fee when we take gold out for a payment.
	And that's all fair, but it's a public utility.
	It's our money guarded by them.
	And we have a relationship that we agree to.
	You're guarding my wealth and you get whatever it is, 2% a year or whatever it is for doing that job and making it convenient for me just to run this piece of plastic to get gas, groceries, and whatever else.
	But really, it's kind of a turnaround to go right on back to where we started, which is honest money for honest people.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And the only drawback to that system is technically then the state could see your transactions potentially.
	Right.
	Even though they may promise that, oh, we protect your privacy.
	We never look at your transactions.
	You know, of course, they're going to look at all your transactions.
	I'm with you on that part of it.
	Yeah.
	But it's a much better solution than going into an Irish scan DNA sample and a tattoo to be able to buy food.
	Well, right.
	And that's what the best solution is at the farmer's market using physical silver or maybe smaller gold pieces if you're buying something big.
	Do you have like half a cow's worth of beef?
	Like bring up the pickup truck with a freezer on it.
	Well, think about this, Mike.
	90% silver quarter in 1963 is about eight bucks in fiat right now.
	Wow.
	That's amazing.
	Yeah, we're going to see a lot of that, I think, coming out.
	I want to ask you about the gold revaluation potential.
	Now, I did a report on this, did the research, and it's clear that there is a mechanism in place that's supported by the Treasury and the Fed and certain people in the Trump administration to potentially, I say potentially revalue gold because it's currently like $42 on the balance sheet in the Treasury.
	It's 261.5 million ounces of gold, is what the Treasury claims to own, I believe.
	If that were simply valued at the current spot price, that would add several trillion dollars to the general fund of the treasury.
	I'm just catching up the audience here.
	If they were to sort of artificially revalue that at a higher level, like $24,000 an ounce, let's say, it turns out that for every, I think, $6,000 an ounce that they push gold higher, they get another or no, for every $4,000 they push it up, they get another trillion dollars of cash in the treasury.
	So, do you give any credence to the possibility that the Trump administration may try to pull the trigger on that, or is it just too crazy?
	No, I don't think it's too crazy.
	I mean, the revaluation argument you outlined is true with the debt over $37 trillion and climbing rapidly.
	Gold probably eventually will be repriced far higher, maybe $10,000, $15,000 isn't outlandish when you align gold with the global debt level.
	And if that were to occur, you could basically rebalance the books and start over.
	And because of that in mind, this is a market where really you should be buying the dips as people have been taught in the stock market for years.
	Stocks only go up by the dips.
	Well, that's not true.
	Stocks, like all markets, do go up and down, and we could see a bear market in stocks.
	I think we will.
	But regardless, I think we should be buying the dips.
	These paper claims that ETFs and futures cannot be trusted the same way that the physical bullion can.
	So please start there.
	If you've built up some wealth in the physical realm and you want to go into these paper promises, that's your choice, but please don't start.
	Well, let me have a follow-up question with you on this because let's say the Trump or the Treasury and the Fed, and I think this is why Trump is really maneuvering to control the Fed and the Fed Board of Governors also.
	He's got to have a majority control over that to pull this off.
	But suppose they revalued gold at, let's say, $15,000 an ounce.
	I know then that if I'm going to sell gold for fiat and use that fiat to buy something, I need to do it rapidly before the inflationary effects of that whole thing kick in.
	So wouldn't there be, well, and also, I don't want to sell all my gold at $15,000 because I don't want a bunch of fiat currency sitting around at the front end of a massive inflation wave that we know is coming because of that decision.
	So doesn't this create a whole new complexity of how to manage your assets?
	If the revaluation takes place, and even if you own gold, you need to be smart about how you use that gold.
	Yes, absolutely.
	It could.
	I mean, you can think of it being kind of the reverse of what happened in the 30s with Franklin Roosevelt.
	Turn in your gold, I'll give you $20 for it.
	And then they revalue it.
	Now it's worth $35,000, a 70% increase.
	Whereas in this case, we'd see it go from the 42 to what 15,000.
	I mean, what happened then?
	You know, so it would cause some dislocations, as you outlined.
	That's, I think, one of the reasons I wouldn't say not to do it, but how do you do it?
	You know, I mean, I interviewed Dr. Shelton early on after she published her book and started speaking about, you know, putting out a gold-backed bond in the treasury market.
	And it makes a lot of sense from the aspect that kind of mitigates this overnight revaluation thing.
	You're looking at a 30-year bond or 20-year or maybe a 10-year note or whatever, which you kind of delay it.
	But things are unwinding too rapidly.
	I mean, you've got to kind of, you know, we're in a triage situation.
	The markets, as I used the barometer analogy a moment ago, that's kind of where we're at.
	So it's like, well, that's nice on paper and it sounds good.
	And that's great in a calm, steady, believable market.
	But the belief system that the system works is breaking down rapidly.
	I mean, look at all the young people that have college degrees that have student loans and can't pay them back and can't get a good job.
	And they were sold the lie that all I have to do is go to college and work hard and borrow money I don't have to get a job I can't get.
	I mean, these people are giving up and you can't blame them.
	An American dream, as George Carlin said, says is a dream because you have to be asleep to believe it.
	I mean, unfortunately.
	Yeah, and there's a big club and you ain't in it, right?
	Right.
	And that's definitely true for Gen Z right now.
	It would be, I mean, gosh, my wife and I bought a house when we were quite young and we worked hard to pay it off in less than seven years.
	And we saved and we lived modestly, etc.
	Got out of debt, never took on debt since then.
	But that's impossible for a Gen Z person to do today the same way we did it.
	I mean, that house is triple or quadruple the price, and yet the wages that a young person can earn haven't gone up proportionally.
	So we've got a generational problem here.
	David, we're coming up on the hour.
	I can't believe it already, but is there anything you want to add here before we get close to wrapping this up?
	Well, somewhat facetiously, Mike, I have to add to what you just said as a bit of humor, sick humor.
	It's like, well, no, no, it's okay, Mike.
	All you have to do is buy Bitcoin and stay in your basement, get a job, and pay off throughout five houses.
	And that's another big lie.
	And unfortunately, as you know, I'm not real favorable to Bitcoin.
	I'll maintain my stance based on fact, but regardless.
	So unfortunately, I think this whole Gen Z and Americans overall, I mean, people worldwide, it's not just the United States, have been sold the big lie.
	And that is you can print wealth.
	You can't.
	And that things can be, you can get rich by not working.
	Yeah, you can occasionally, but it's very rare.
	So I'll leave it at that.
	I have nothing else to add.
	We're going to, we've already talked about themorganreport.com slash ranger.
	And I'd be happy to be with you again.
	It's going to be limited in time, maybe 30, 40 days.
	And I'll leave it at that.
	I just am happy to be with you again.
	And I think we showed a lot of directions out of this quagmire.
	We're owning metals, having a depository, being in a state where you can actually use metal for payment, having minimal amount in the bank.
	And, you know, I'm with the Ecclesiastes, nothing new under the sun.
	People are awesome for the most part.
	I mean, we're all, none of us are perfect, and yet most of us have good hearts.
	I still believe that.
	And I think as things get tougher and tougher, it's going to separate the cream from, you know, everything else.
	But I think there'll just be a lot of trial and errors, but there'll be enough of good-hearted, well-intentioned people that we can get through this.
	And no matter what.
	Yeah.
	But let me add a comment on that.
	The people at the top, I know.
	Yeah, they may have been born with good hearts, but instead, they prioritize their own greed at the expense of others.
	That's the issue.
	You know, that's where, you know, you and I share similar values, David.
	We think that it's important for us to do well as the people around us also do well.
	You know, it's important to have a society of people who are all experiencing abundance and self-reliance, et cetera.
	You don't want to be one wealthy person surrounded by a bunch of impoverished, desperate people.
	And the problem with this whole revaluation of gold scenario, which I pointed out in my report, is that it's going to wipe out the middle class.
	It's going to lead to unbelievable inflation.
	And people who only hold fiat or fiat instruments rather than metals or hard assets, they're really going to be impoverished en masse.
	And I think, in my opinion, and don't take this as financial advice to the listeners, but in my opinion, the best way to survive this is to have metals.
	And if you don't own physical metals in your hands, you're going to face financial extinction as the Western financial system basically implodes, is my opinion.
	All right.
	So it's themorganreport.com/slash ranger.
	That's where you can get the special access right there, the landing page.
	Themorganreport.com/slash Ranger.
	And thank you so much, David, for your time today.
	Greatly appreciate your time.
	It's always good to speak with you.
	Oh, thank you.
	My pleasure.
	All right.
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