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OSL 77 - Dems Who Said Trump Would Crash Economy And Start War Crash Economy And Start War
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Democrats who said Trump would crash the economy and start World War Three.
Crash the economy and start World War Three.
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But first, as you know, we always like to start off with some good music.
Now I teased this last week.
Many of you metal fans.
In the audience are probably unaware that the sons of the members of the band slipnot have started a band of their own called Vended.
This is Vended, The Far Side.
The Far Side
The Far Side I trust your headless on ice on.
But the fact of the matter is I'm the last line I can't find the path again At once in my hands I can't say what the problem is.
I can't see where life ends till life begins Complication Going on to my shots.
Come on, guys, son.
Go like all the shots.
Oh tonight.
I've never seen a true friend.
I know that better days I've been holding up to the better way to see they care.
I know what it is.
I'm full of pain and everything is free Fuck around and find out Come on, the right hello know what it's all about.
I'm so indifferent for your sons come on all the nuts.
Sasha's not to ride.
What is that on top so I'm tired?
I wish that human connection won all my gosh, I guess.
Come on, guys, I go tie shots.
God I shot the going on.
Oh no, I've never seen a true friend.
I know what better days are not better when the same care.
I know my better days are full of rain and everything is mine Everything is, everything is, everything is
Everything is, everything is Everything is great Everything is great Everything
is great Everything
is great
I get a sense of something more Wish I could say I'm a man All I want is to change It's the only thing I think about But I'm killing beats of the fury And I hope I've made One remains I get a sense of human force Wish I could say I'm a man I'm a man
though.
Mars!
*Bad music*
So there you go.
You probably never heard it before.
That's vended the far side, vended the far side.
And just to correct the record in the chat, it's sons, it's sons from the band members of Slipknot.
A couple of the band members' sons from Slipknot formed the group Vended that we just heard from.
And they put out some tracks.
They were a little clunky in the beginning.
Some of their tracks a little clunky.
They've had some good ones, and then they just had some real clunkers, and then they came out with the far side a few months ago, and that was kind of their arrival.
That was kind of their moment of, yeah, okay, we're here.
No doubt you can hear the slipknot influence.
No doubt you can hear the slipknot influence.
And the vocalist is Corey Taylor's son.
So if he sounds like him, that's literally his son.
Corey Taylor, just a few months ago, during an interview, basically said he wants to retire soon.
Slipknots on their 25th anniversary tour.
And Corey's basically like, yeah, it's painful to even perform anymore for us.
So I don't know how many more albums they'll come out with or how many more tours they'll be on, and you feel like they kind of want their sound and style to live on through their sons in Vended.
But that's neither here nor there.
We're here to talk a little politics.
We're here to talk a little politics tonight.
Owen Schreuer live, episode 77.
The Democrats who said Trump would crash the economy and start World War III have crashed the economy and started World War III.
Go figure.
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All right.
So a couple things I want to cover, and we'll start taking phone calls pretty pretty quickly tonight.
I think that when you look at the current administration, specifically the White House, what you have is a lack of presence and a lack of leadership.
Joe Biden is pretty much absent.
Joe Biden has control over nothing.
He has no leadership.
He's gone.
He's gone.
And then you have Kamala Harris, who's not a serious person.
She's not a serious person.
She's a total phony.
She's been a phony since day one.
She slept her way to the top.
And so when your executive branch is led by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, you've got problems.
You've got problems.
And so now when you look at the results, these are undeniable.
The results in the United States of America, where the cost of living has skyrocketed.
Skyrocketed.
10% minimum.
The cost of living has gone up under the Biden administration.
Probably closer to 20, to be honest.
But but, you know, the official numbers are 10%.
But when you weigh it all out, the price of gas, the price of energy, interest rates, the price of food, it's really closer to 25%.
But if you balance it out with the whole economy, it's about 10%.
So really the cost of livings of the things that everybody purchases regularly, necessities, if you will.
This is really about 20-25%.
So this is undeniable.
Then you have the situation going on in Ukraine, and you have the situation going on in Israel.
Neither of these things were going on when Trump was the president.
Now, quite frankly, I like the foreign policy of none of our business.
Let's focus on our own issues at home.
That would be my foreign policy.
Let the Middle East figure out their own bull crap.
Let Russia and Ukraine figure out their own bull crap.
These are struggles that have been going on, actually, before the United States even existed.
Before the United States even existed, there have been civil wars in Russia, which Ukraine is Russia.
Before the United States even existed, the Jews and the Arabs have been battling and fighting in the land of Israel.
modern day Israel.
These are ancient struggles compared to the lifespan of the United States of America.
We should have nothing to do with it.
And yet here we are, embedded in each of these conflicts, embedded in each of these conflicts, which could come back to haunt us, which could come back to haunt us.
So these two things are undeniable.
Now, Joe Biden or whoever, Blinken, Sullivan, I don't know, who really knows, have now delivered F-16s to Ukraine.
Now it would appear, it would appear that this was a symbolic gesture.
These F-16s were basically decommissioned.
These F-16s were essentially expired for U.S. materials for the U.S. battlefield.
And so they made some technical updates, mechanical procedures, and said, okay, well, we'll just give them to Ukraine.
Are they really even battle ready?
Are they really even legit, or was this a symbolic gesture?
Now, either way, it's not good.
If this is a symbolic gesture, think about what they're what they're saying.
They're saying to the American people, we would rather send not battle-ready F-16s to Ukraine as a show of commitment and force to Russia, even though they actually will have no impact on the battlefield.
We're going to saber rattle with Russia for Ukraine when Russia is doing war drills off the coast of Cuba right now, 60 miles from Florida.
As if that isn't insane enough, let's say they really think these things are going to work, and they said, okay, we'll tinker with the mechanics, we'll have them up and running, they can go fly them around.
Thank you.
And we'll just continue to support Ukraine.
So now you're talking about F 16s with Western trained pilots flying into war with Russians trying to kill Russians.
Well, gee, how do you think Vladimir Putin is going to take that?
Now, when you combine this with the struggle in the Middle East, and Russia is looking at all of this strategically, a good relationship with Iran, a good relationship with China, a good relationship with India, there is now a dangerous potential that they could take control of the energy industry,
especially if something big happens off the coast of Israel soon or in the Strait of Hormuz.
Now you're talking your energy prices are going to go up.
And of course, they'll blame Russia, but we didn't have to have anything to do with this.
So there could now be a faction forming of China and Iran and India and Russia that can now control the oil trade on nearly an entire planetary scale.
Now they have not they've opened up some energy production in the U.S. again because Biden has been such a catastrophe for U.S. energy, stopping the drilling, shutting down new pipelines.
So now they have to either deal with Venezuela or start pumping oil themselves, or gas prices are going to go up to six, seven, eight, nine, ten dollars a gallon.
But they certainly will try to drive us into this war.
And now blood has been shed.
Somebody attacked a base where U.S. troops were stationed, and the U.S. troops are now dead.
In fact, let's pull that up.
Yeah, rocket attack in U.S. Ayn Al-Assad base in Iraq.
They're saying several troops injured.
I think I heard that some might have even perished, but I suppose that's not confirmed yet.
Thank you.
They are currently conducting a post-attack damage assessment.
They're going to blame it on Iran.
Maybe it was Israel.
Maybe Israel did it so that it would be blamed on Iran, and they can finally get us into a war with Iran, something Israel's been trying to do for years.
Wouldn't put it past Israel.
Thank you.
So now we're fighting Israel's wars.
We're funding Israel's wars.
Meanwhile, see, look, I'm so sick of this crap, man.
I'm so sick of this crap.
Our greatest ally.
What is Israel do for us?
Well, they help us with our enemies in the Middle East.
Those aren't our enemies, those are Israel's enemies.
If the United States stopped funding Israel, what would happen?
And why is that my problem?
The only reason Israel is on a rampage right now is because they own our Congress.
and they know whatever Netanyahu requests, our Congress and our White House must answer to their beck and call.
Thank you.
Israel spies on us just like China spies on us, but we've never called China our greatest ally.
So now our loyalty to Israel is going to get us into a war in the Middle East, and American blood will be shed.
On the other hand, our loyalties to NATO, our loyalties to NATO will end us up in a war with Russia.
But it won't be a direct confrontation with Russia.
This is now getting into the scale and scope of a world war, which will first have economic impacts on us and then potentially get us into our larger kinetic war with not just Russia, but Russia's new allies.
So tell me, what does NATO do for the United States of America?
They just collect our paycheck.
So tell me, what does Israel do for the United States of America?
Well, they enrich our weapons manufacturers.
So if you are in the weapons manufacturing business or you have stock in the weapons manufacturing business, or you're a politician that gets paid millions of dollars by APAC, then I guess you love Israel.
But guess what?
That's less than one percent of the United States that benefits from that relationship.
Who benefits from NATO?
Who's laundering the NATO money?
When does NATO come to our defense?
Oh well 9-11.
Oh really?
We're going to fall back on 9-11.
Yeah, Israel helped us on 9-11 too.
Really?
Israel helped us on 9-11.
Tell me, do you believe the truth about 9-11?
Tell me you're not that foolish.
So we get lied to about 9-11 and then we get reamed by our so-called allies in the name of 9-11, even though we don't even know the truth.
That would make us the fool so spare me.
And now you're on the precipice of something domestic and cultural like we're seeing in Europe.
Now Europeans are now in a direct confrontation with the invasion that's happened from the Middle East and is essentially conquered their culture and conquered their body politic and now that Europeans are standing up for their culture and their lineage.
now they're being told they're the bad guys.
And they're being told they have to sit down.
Now, it's not going to look the same in the United States as we have a much more large country as far as the size.
Plus, we are a much more diverse country.
And so it's easier for them to kind of form their own little cliques, take over their own little areas, and people just move away.
Yeah, maybe the next...
no guns comes into play here but that's not really the issue the issue is that they move into their voting blocks in in different areas like Michigan, Minnesota, Texas, and they all just stay in their own little places now Jewish people do similar things but they're way more acclimated and they have converged if you will individual wise American Jews have have pretty much assimilated and
converged with American culture I'm not talking about the political issues I'm not talking about Hollywood and any of that stuff.
I'm just talking about if you live next door your average your average Jewish American is probably a lot like you and gets along with you and they're not trying to change the landscape of your culture they're not trying to change the landscape of your politics but what could happen in America is if they start moving Specifically Palestinians,
but in general, if they start placing people moving here from the Arab world next door to Jewish Americans, it will look like Europe right here in the United States, but we won't even have anything to do with it.
It's not going to be Americans.
It's going to be the same tribal holy wars that have been fought for thousands of years before the United States of America even existed.
That's what we're facing, just like what we saw in Washington, DC when Netanyahu was giving his speech.
So the United States must remove itself.
It must decouple itself from this war immediately, or we're going to be in a larger conflict and our economy will be hit hard, and we might even be drawn into a larger war.
And if Biden and Harris or Harris and Walls or whoever it is are in charge, it's not looking good for us, folks.
It's not looking good for us at all.
All right, we're gonna be joined on the phone now by Tony Arderburn, host of the Arderburn Radio Broadcast and the founder of Wise Wolf Gold.
We're gonna talk about the economy with him.
Uh Tony, I know you uh just kind of recently heard my monologue here to open the show.
I mean, what do you make of all this news?
The same people that said Trump would start World War III and crash the economy have now potentially started World War III and crashed the economy.
A lot of uh projection there.
Uh that's kind of telling you what they're gonna do if they're in charge.
Of course, the establishment in the deep state are hungry for war, the bloodthirsty.
Uh they love conflict.
It helps prop up their decrepit and decaying evil fiat currency system.
That's what drives the military industrial complex.
Uh they like options, though, and they like they like uh World War III kicking off in Ukraine, like World War III kicking off between Iran and Israel.
They like World War III kicking off between Taiwan, the United States, and China.
So uh take your pick.
Uh we're we're in for it, man.
And this is what the the deep state degenerates, their backs against the wall.
You can see it today is I mean, it's ugly times ugly in the markets, just blood everywhere.
Um, and I think this is just you know, because we have a system built on fake.
So uh the really the only way for them to continue to prop up their power is to have the state be at constant war.
And we've you know known from uh uh the wisdom of our founding fathers like James Madison is that a republic cannot survive in a state of perpetual war.
So we're definitely uh in the thick of things, my friend.
I'm I'm really glad you're you're covering this.
And uh I happen to agree with you on foreign influence in our uh internal politics uh is an abomination.
And uh unfortunately, you know, the APAC handlers and so many of the influence from places like Israel, especially uh dictate our foreign policy.
It's really unfortunate.
It costs lives, it costs our liberties, and uh it may well cost us the country uh if we're not careful.
Well, and this is what I think there is a level of awareness of now, more so than I've ever seen.
And and it's it's strange because in the past, if somebody would recognize me, you know, normally they're asking about Trump or they're asking about just kind of raw policy.
Now people ask me about Zionist influence.
They ask me about APAC, they you know, this is becoming a main conversation.
And I think the big lie that's been sold to us is that hey, we've got it so good that it's okay if we lose a little bit of your standing.
It's okay if you lose a little bit of what you have in America.
That's fine.
You've got it so good.
You need to care about these guys over here and these guys over here.
But now the average American is looking at their bank account, they're living paycheck to paycheck, they're maybe even having to debate what bill they're going to pay next.
Maybe they're even going into debt where normally they wouldn't have to to pay a bill or even go to the grocery store.
And so, but but the the story never changed that, oh, hey, you Know you need to keep making sacrifices.
Well, how much more can we sacrifice?
The the average American is is down to uh a level of desperation now.
And and I think we see, you know, kind of a it's the same vibe of the desperation that we're seeing in the UK with this with this clash of cultures.
Uh for America, it's it's more of an economic desperation.
Well, absolutely, and the ruling class are absentee landlords.
Uh they don't care about this country.
Uh it's a vessel for them, it's an economy sector.
You know it from their actions, you know it from their rhetoric.
They don't even believe in the sovereignty of a nation-state unless it's something they're defending, like the borders of Israel or uh the borders that you know, if we're occupying Iraq or something like that, they they care about that, but they don't care about look at our crumbling infrastructure.
Uh look at our border.
I mean, uh again, we go back to it.
Can we even is it does a nation exist without a border?
Uh, we're we're certainly testing that theory right now here in this country.
The average person, I think, looks at Washington and says, uh, this is just decadence.
Uh to worry about outside things in the middle of the loss of the middle class in this country, not only the loss economically, but this the heart and soul of America.
It's one of the things that you know Trump ran on in 2016 about bringing the jobs back and killing these uh so-called free trade agreements like NAFTA and GAD and the TPP.
It siphoned off trillions of dollars of wealth from the United States.
I mean, it's the largest transfer of wealth in human history was the manufacturing base of the U.S. uh to Asia and and other places abroad, and that was done in the in the 80s going into the early 90s and so on.
But now we're seeing another transfer of wealth, and that's literally just money printing, or if you want to call it currency printing, uh, actually, because there's no money, but you have to have value to have money.
We have just currency printing into oblivion.
So the average person's really feeling the pain.
But Washington's like a thing unto itself.
You go there, you've been there, Lowen, and uh, you know, it's very opulent.
They live well, they you know, it's uh a lot of a lot of money floating around, but you go out into the heartland, you go into America, people have to work hard.
You know, there's you have to work twice as hard to get the same amount of of food and shelter and and uh transportation that you did five years ago.
So uh all these foreign wars and these things that the elite want us to get involved in uh that have nothing to do with the prosperity of the average American.
Well, it used to be that if you made 50,000 a year in America that you could at least live comfortably, you know, have a desirable roof over your head, a car that starts, you know, food and beverage in your fridge, you're not gonna live a lavish lifestyle or or or or have excess.
But you're gonna be you're gonna be comfortable enough.
And if you maintain your job, you're gonna be okay.
The number is now like a hundred thousand, I think.
Uh it might even be more than that.
Now it's like you got to be making six figures a year for the same basic comforts and and confidence that you had making 50,000 a year uh maybe 10 years ago, maybe even five, six years ago under Trump.
And so to me, when when I see this stuff, this is not even a debate.
This is the facts of life in America today.
I just wonder how the average American doesn't equate this with policy and doesn't equate this with the current administration.
I mean, the the dichotomy of the Trump years versus the Biden years is I mean, it's the difference between 110 in Texas and uh negative 30 in Minnesota.
Well, you just look at the debt, Owen.
Uh, you know, when when I was born at the tail end of 1979, the debt was almost at one trillion.
So it took us uh more than 200 years to hit that number.
Now we hit that number every 90 days.
It takes more than a trillion dollars a year just to service the interests on the debt.
And again, you can debate whether the debt's even real because you're dealing with fiat currency, but just go to look at the debt debt to GDP ratio, gross domestic product.
We're about 140% of debt to GDP.
You can't survive and sustain that.
That's where people are starting to feel, you know, again the policy of the United States government, uh there used to be some semblance of you know there should be fiscal hawks.
Uh besides Thomas Massey, maybe a sprinkling of others, is there any fiscal hawks left?
Does anybody even run on that anymore?
Not enough with not with any not with any influencer poll.
They don't have an there's no voter block to stop anything.
No, and I think people are we're we're now politics have become a lot more tribal because we're now we're so immeshed in the culture war, uh in the vote fraud, uh in the in the deception and the corruption that it's hard to even think about the currency and the fiscal responsibility.
So uh these are unreally unprecedented times.
Like we're we're losing so much ground uh rapidly that I think the average person is just trying to figure out where they are.
I mean, we're you know the cost of living's going up, jobs aren't paying more, uh, and uh at the same time you you flip on the headlines, and like you said, you know, you got all these unnecessary, unconstitutional foreign conflicts that have the potential of popping off into something much wider, we don't have time for this.
And our military is not equipped either.
Uh just just straight up not equipped.
And I talk to a lot of members of the military.
You're a veteran yourself, and a lot of these younger guys who would normally be the heart and soul of the military, they get in and they get out as quickly as they can.
Morale is low.
Um they don't feel confident in the administration that they want to stick around.
And and so that's another issue that a lot of people don't want to talk about because we're just so used to military dominance.
But um, you know, we're so used to a lot of dominance that I think we're we're we're letting slip through our hands right now.
Um let me just change course.
Uh let me just take a hard turn here.
What is going on with Bitcoin right now?
Well, Bitcoin, I bought some Bitcoin today, by the way, when it dipped.
Um Bitcoin is experiencing uh what a lot of the more speculative markets are experiencing.
What's it at?
What's it at today?
Uh it went down to 50,000 early in the morning, and we're back up to around 54,000 right now uh per Bitcoin.
Uh I'm not worried about Bitcoin.
I just got back from the Bitcoin conference in Nashville.
My primary business is precious metals, but as you know, I've dealt in Bitcoin since 2016.
Um I I think Bitcoin's, you know, look, you look at BlackRock, uh, not that I'm a fan of BlackRock or any of that or Larry Fink, but uh they started buying the dip, you know, with for the ETF funds.
They're they're actually underwater right now from the ETF launch.
Um but uh Bitcoin I I think has a more global story to tell.
I'm not telling you to go out and buy Bitcoin, but uh Bitcoin's certainly not going to uh to just start faltering at this point.
I think there's gonna be a lot more uh funds worldwide that pour into it.
And one of the reasons I say that, Owen, is because I I saw something that Michael Saylor put up in his presentation in Nashville, and I'd never seen it quite put this way, but he he put in giant blocks on the screen on a on a uh on a presentation that showed like where where all the wealth or I'm putting this in quotations, where all the wealth in the world is stored, and most of it is in like sovereign wealth funds, bonds, treasuries, stocks, things like that.
We're talking about like hundreds of trillions.
And up in the very left-hand corner of the chart was these tiny little chart with tiny little bars, and one of them represented gold at about a 16 trillion market cap, and the other one was silver at about a 1.4 uh trillion market cap, and right behind that was Bitcoin and these tiny, tiny little bars at the far left-hand corner.
So I started to think about that, and the it's just a lot of fake out there.
I don't, you know, if you're holding Bitcoin right now, my suggestion to you is to continue to hold.
Um there's gonna be more and more adoption coming up.
Uh there's more and more ETFs.
But isn't this here's my here's my perspective with Bitcoin, because isn't the the selling point isn't what is it valued against the US dollar?
It's are we gonna reach, are we gonna cross a threshold where Bitcoin becomes a viable currency that's not controlled um by any uh formal institution.
I mean, to me, that's the draw with Bitcoin, whether it's at 10,000, 50,000 or 100,000, you know, the the idea that we have a currency not tied to a government, not tied to a centralized institution, you know, that that to me, I mean, and and people have new theories about, well, Bitcoin is a CIA, you know, uh front anyway.
Well, okay, if somebody I mean, we it doesn't even matter.
We could come out and decide, and this used to happen, by the way, uh in in ancient times.
We could come out and just decide, you know what?
C shells are currency, okay?
We're gonna start trading in seashells, and we're gonna we're gonna use seashells as currency.
Well, the federal government would come in and say, No, you can't do that.
Those are our seashells, our seashells now.
Well, what are they gonna do?
They're seashells.
So I mean, that's the draw with Bitcoin.
It's not that there's any perfect medium for this.
It's the idea to, you know, Tony, I think to me, it's more of a it's more of a psychological break, right?
I mean, if you and I are playing the game of monopoly and we're using monopoly money, we know that that money has no value in the real world.
But if I land on boardwalk and I pay $400, oh, well, you respect that.
I I now own boardwalk the property.
The money we have is virtually the same as monopoly money.
It's all in our mind.
It's all this agreed on value that we're playing this game.
And it's like once we break from that, and we realize that this is all just a con game that we're in, we can create our own wealth.
We can decide our own currency that's not centralized.
We're not getting raped on interest rates.
I mean, to me, that's like, and I don't even know what the final level of that looks like, but to me, that's that's why I'm curious about Bitcoin.
And that's why I think the the real draw of Bitcoin is not what is the number on the screen.
It's it's it's can I go down the street and buy gas?
Can I pay my electric bill?
Can I do all these things in Bitcoin that's not tethered to a centralized institution or or any government?
You absolutely can.
Uh there's there's more and more adoption every single day.
And what what Bitcoin represents is uh it's the it's antithetical to the US dollar.
The US dollar is infinite.
In 1971, Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard.
Uh gold was $35 an ounce.
By the end of the 1970s, gold was close to $800 an ounce.
Uh gold didn't go up though.
You could that's what people fail to understand.
It's that the purchasing power of the US dollar collapses because it becomes more ubiquitous.
You put something more, you know, more and more of something into the system makes it less valuable.
Bitcoin is scarce.
There's only 21 bit 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist.
There's actually really only 16 million uh if you account for all the Bitcoin that's been lost.
So you're talking about a finite resource.
And whether you're I know the there's theories on the CIA constructing Bitcoin and all the rest of that.
Fine.
Uh, because at the end of the day, it's still a decentralized network.
Um they did a terrible job waking people up to what fiat currency is.
And I I got into this space again in 2016.
More and more people understand now about fake.
You know, fake is when you just by decree create currency.
If it's not backed by silver, not backed by gold, something that's finite, then there it's not money.
It's just currency.
And that currency, the more that they print, the more that they create, the less valuable it is.
The rich don't hoard cash.
It's what people they don't teach this in school.
The rich don't hoard cash.
They hoard assets.
Assets have to be finite.
They cannot be unlimited.
The US dollar is unlimited.
And as a matter of fact, Owen, it's a it's a an experiment.
We're living in a real-time experiment since 1971.
The average lifespan of a fiat currency is 26 years.
We've doubled that.
Every fiat currency in history has gone to zero.
Uh against Bitcoin, I'm I'm betting on Bitcoin.
I'm betting on gold.
I'm betting on silver.
Um, for the simple fact that it there's again, not an unlimited number of it.
And that's what money should represent.
Um it should be finite, not unlimited.
Well, assets are the Key too.
I mean, if you can get land, really is a big asset owning a home.
That's why uh rich people own multiple homes because it's a hard asset.
House values, you know, always tend to trend upwards, um, depending on you know the market and and where you're located, but usually there's an increase in the price of house because there's an increase in the monetary supply.
So they the the two things kind of just follow along with one another.
Where do you see gold or silver going?
We've already seen a big increase in the last year or so.
Is that the trend that continues?
I think there's going to be ups and downs in the market.
Here's something interesting to watch.
Gold, uh it's broken its all-time high so many times in the last year.
I can't count.
Um, but it went back over $2,400 an ounce today.
In the midst of all of this red ink everywhere.
That has not typically been the case, Owen.
Uh, I remember going back to the first quarter of the scandemic in 2020 when the stock market had its highest day ever, and then the lowest day since 1929, and gold went to $1,100 an ounce or so.
Uh silver was at like $12, $13 an ounce.
You couldn't buy it for that, but that's what it was listed for on the paper exchanges.
Well, that's it it correlated with the stock market.
Guess what?
Didn't do that today.
Uh, you want to know why?
It's because central banks around the world are hoarding it at a record pace.
Uh, central banks like China, uh, like Russia, uh, like Turkey, uh buying massive quantities of gold.
The United States is not, and there's a reason for that.
But the most most of the central banks around the world are huge net buyers of gold.
And again, they weren't net buyers in 2009.
As a matter of fact, it was almost zero net buying of gold by central banks in 2009.
But the world is moving away from the dollar system, king dollar as the world's reserve currency, and they're going to gold.
Uh, and now with the proclamation from uh President Trump uh and Nashville saying if he's uh re-elected that he'll he will uh make Bitcoin a strategic reserve asset of the United States.
That's a huge move.
I'm I'm sure in 10 years we'll have other countries doing the same thing along with gold, adding it to their balance sheet.
So hasn't El Salvador adopted that?
El Salvador has made it legal century.
They they have very much adopted that and uh are doing quite well because of that.
Uh a lot of innovation, a lot of things moving to El Salvador for that.
Um people advising Trump have said the same thing to him.
That's why he went to Nashville.
And we just live we live in a time where I think the writing on the wall and whatever simulations they're they're running, uh the currency system in the United States is dying.
I don't wish that.
It's not something that I think is a good thing, uh, because I think people are gonna get hurt, they don't understand a different system.
We've grown up with this, but we're we've lost the petrol dollar, Owen.
We lost it uh last month.
Uh the saw it basically just let it lapse, and nobody's gonna be able to do that.
And this is the problem.
This is the problem with the U.S. media and with our politicians, is that they want to they want to tell you this fairy tale about Vladimir Putin.
And so whether he's good or bad is irrelevant.
He is engaged in top-level geopolitical strategy, and the U.S. is not even at the table, not being taken seriously, and and we're getting our cookies stolen from us by Vladimir Putin on the geopolitical stage.
And so we can sit here, oh Putin's a monster, Putin's a tyrant, he invaded Ukraine, and all of that is a distraction from the partnerships, the allies, the BRIC system, and and how the petrol dollar is about to go the way of the dodo bird, and nobody really wants to focus on that aspect.
They want to sit here and have Putin the boogeyman out there in the field for everybody to point and yell out and fundraise and start wars over.
Yes.
It's all it's all just projection.
You know, when Putin invaded Ukraine, which it looks to me like, I mean, the the powers that be NATO, uh this government, the deep state, they wanted that.
They were trying to go that into happening, uh, right or wrong.
Uh they wanted that to take place.
And the sanctions that were placed on Russia really accelerated de-dollarization.
So, you know, Russia's ruble fell for a while, then they talked about backing it with uh certain amount of gold, and the ruble rebounded within about 90 days, and they were back on their feet after the sanctions, and they're just moving away from the dollar.
You fast forward and I'll give you some figures here.
In 2001, 75% of all the transactions that went on financially around the world went out went through dollars.
They were made up in dollars.
Uh after the sanctions placed on Russia in 2022, it fell to 45%.
So you're losing share of the dollar being used financially around the world, which hurts the purchasing power of the dollar and it hurts the standing of the dollar, which hurts us economically here at home.
And yeah, they've always tried.
I remember the Putin's price hike.
Yeah.
Putin's price hike, right?
It's Putin's price hike, it's Putin's open border.
You know, it's oh, you you fell off your bike.
That damn Putin.
Oh my gosh, I scraped my knee.
Uh Putin.
And and meanwhile, Putin is and meanwhile, Putin is a serious leader.
We have Joe Biden who's shot.
I mean, he's shot, Tony.
He's done.
And, you know, look, Barack Obama was a disaster.
Barack Obama did so much damage to this cult this this country culturally that I don't know if we can ever recover, but at least Obama was like a presence on the world stage.
I mean, at least Obama could show up and have a presence.
Biden is shot.
He is completely shot.
And then Kamala Harris.
Here's what I've been saying lately.
Joe Biden's brain is broke.
Joe Biden's brain is shot.
It's done.
Kamala Harris doesn't even have a brain.
She doesn't she never had the brain at all.
And so we're transferring from a dead brain to a no-brain.
There's something wizard of ozus in there some somewhere, Owen.
Um, yeah, we're definitely it's not an upgrade uh at all.
Uh you know, the Democrats have a fresh face, but not a fresh brain.
Let's put it that way.
Or any fresh policies.
I mean, that's that's the big thing.
And I I don't think either one of us, I mean, look, you know, in a fair election, one person, one legal vote, one person, one vote.
I don't I don't think Trump loses.
I my guess is he probably gets close to 300 electoral college votes, if not more, but we're not gonna be dealing with a fair election.
And I think this thing is right on the edge and could come down to Nevada and Arizona at the end of the night.
And so to me, when I look at the next 90 days with Biden apparently in charge, I see the world leaders, uh, all sides, all sides right now.
Ukraine, Russia, Israel, Iran.
I see them all basically looking towards the U.S. and and either saying, okay, we've got a a blank check, or okay, we've got somebody that's not even present at the negotiating table.
And so this is gonna have a negative impact on us in the next 92 days, no doubt about it.
And then in the next 60 some odd days between the pot, let's say Trump wins, and then that'll be even crazier between that and and Trump getting back into office, I think, because now the Democrats are going to do so much damage on the way out.
I mean, they're basically just gonna, you know, figuratively destroy the White House, destroy the country on their way out, and then just say, see, Trump get it.
Either way, we're in a season of war, and we need God now more than ever.
We need we need to uh have prayer and reflection, and we need to work on ourselves and what's in front of us.
You know, you want to change the world, you change yourself first.
You know, we get caught up in pol and it's important.
Politics are important, like Plato talked about if you Don't pay attention to politics, you get end up getting governed by your inferiors.
Oh, well, we are man, are we there?
Oh, we're we're that's that is us, writ large in the United States.
And a lot of it comes down if you really understand the system, which is I've been trying to do for decades now, uh in my own study and what I do.
And uh I just find that my wheelhouse kind of goes back to when you have fake money and you have a fake system, it creates fake people, fake wars, fake news, but real consequences.
So we have to we have to continually be vigilant, know what we're up against, know what the real war is, and you know, act accordingly.
Uh, unfortunately, this is the age in which we live.
The good news is that we're here for a reason.
Those of us who are aware.
Well, I do believe in that.
And you know, I I would say this, and this is kind of my frustration.
Um, and I look at all these videos of the the Trump haters that still exist.
And you know, the good news is it's nowhere near what it used to be in like 2016, right?
I I think a lot of people have come to their senses in some way, shape, or form, or at least dropped the hatred.
You know, the Democrats can't really run on Trump hatred.
It's just it's just not there.
But there's this frustration where I I just, you know, I just look at potential.
I'm a big potential guy, and I see the potential the United States of America has.
And I see the potential that we have if we just rally behind Donald Trump.
And it's it's a frustrating thing because I'm not somebody that's looking for Trump to be my friend or leader.
I'm not saying he's the perfect guy.
I could do whole segments about negative things on Trump.
I I mean, there's a thousand things you could complain about Donald Trump.
I mean, I'm I'm probably top 10 people, maybe even more, that that's put my neck out there for Donald Trump, and I don't get jack crap.
He doesn't come on my show.
He goes on Aiden Ross's show.
I don't care.
I don't care.
I I despite all of this, I've been arrested four times for Donald Trump.
I don't even care.
I my point is that I see the potential, and I'm just like, look, I've got I could have all kinds of beef with Donald Trump.
I could easily turn my back on Donald Trump.
It's not about me.
If we could just rally behind Donald Trump, I mean, truly, if we could just unite and rally behind Donald Trump, I see the potential.
And that's what drives me crazy, Tony.
Again, I'm not saying Trump is some worthy of praise or he's the greatest thing ever or anything like that.
No, I'm just saying here's a guy clearly fighting for the country.
Here's a guy who's clearly our best option.
Uh, here's a guy that just politically, pragmatically, if you don't choose him over the opposition, I just wonder if you have a brain.
And so I'm just like, let's just let's rally behind Trump.
Let's get him back in the White House, and then we kind of see what we want to do from there.
And I just, if we could just rally behind Trump.
It was a specific video from Atlanta where there's this black woman and she's yelling at a black guy for supporting Donald Trump, and he's like, hey, hey, he's like, calm down.
She's screaming and everything, cursing.
He's like, hey, calm down.
Like, what's your problem?
Why do you hate Trump?
Let's talk it out.
And F you, F Trump, racist slavery, blah, blah, blah.
And it's just like, lady, lady, you don't have to love Donald Trump.
We're we're we're rallying here for a better country.
We're rallying here for a better America.
Like, I don't, I just it just it fr wasted potential is like my number one pet peeve.
I don't know what it is, Tony, but like wasted potential drives me crazy.
And I know that the American people and and America has so much potential.
It has so much potential.
And and right now, the way to get closer to reaching that potential is rallying behind Donald Trump, despite the differences, the negatives, whatever.
And it just it just drives me crazy because it's the same issue.
It's the lies, it's the propaganda, it's the corrupt politicians, it's the military-industrial complex.
It's our own fellow Americans sometimes.
And so it just drives me nuts.
Uh that that's that's my rant, Tony.
I don't know if you want to respond to that.
Or or maybe just answer me one question before I go.
Just answer me before I let you go, rather.
Tony Artiburn, the Tony Artiburn Raider radio transmission, founder of Wise Wolf Gold and a champion weightlifter, by the way.
All right.
Uh, over under, over under, over under 10, how many abortions has Kamala Harris had?
Uh that's a good one.
Uh I haven't thought about that.
Um gosh, you know, are we are we talking double digits, man?
I I, you know, I you you have to a lot of the times Hey, hey, look, you know she wasn't celibate.
Well, no.
I mean, and that's a lot of her her career is kind of made on that.
Made in that room.
I'm saying, I'm saying.
Well, in and we we both know that a lot of the people of that political ilk, uh, you know, the deeper you go, you find that they celebrate that.
It's like a ritual.
It's very much, you know, um something that they do uh to celebrate their own existence and like the to sacrifice.
I don't know.
Um it's not zero.
Let's put it that way.
In my opinion.
That's a good question.
I didn't even, I didn't you always ask me these every time I've been on your show, you throw something to me I haven't thought of.
Uh, but that's a good one.
We're asking, we're asking the real questions here.
Well, I mean the real question.
Hey, she needs to stand up.
She's constantly, she's constantly swashbuckling us.
She needs to decide what heritage she's proud of.
And she needs to come out and talk about how proud she is of her abortions.
She loves abortion so much, she's running on abortion.
So let's hear it.
Kamala, how many abortions have you had?
Tell us, you're so proud.
How many abortions has your husband Doug forced on women?
I'd like to know these things.
Well, if she's elected, there'll be one more, at least, the whole country.
Oh.
She'll abort the United States of the what's left of the Republic.
Uh so, you know, I agree with that.
You know.
There it is.
One final abortion to end them all.
All right, Tony Arterburn.
I'll be on your show soon.
The Arterburn Radio Transmission, also on AM Radio out of Branson, Missouri.
I'll get back to Branson soon when I'm done with this federal travel ban.
Always good to catch up with you.
Godspeed, brother.
You too, brother.
Appreciate all you do.
All right.
Talk soon.
Good night, friend.
You know, we probably shouldn't joke about all the abortions Kamala has had.
It's really not that funny, I guess.
It's kind of sad, actually.
But nonetheless, here we are.
Nonetheless, here we are.
All right, let me let me check on something here before I open the phone lines.
Yes, yes, yes.
Okay.
Okay.
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Okay.
We'll take a couple phone calls now.
How about that?
Let me get the phone lines open.
And we'll go to the phone lines.
Remember, it's direct line to line.
I pick up, I ask you your name, where you're from.
You're on the air.
This all happens right on the air.
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All right.
So we take our first call of the night.
What's your name?
Where you from?
Drew from California.
Call me Fournia.
I'll try to make it very short.
All right, Drew.
Um.
So I wanted to say this for probably a month or two, and I couldn't get on, you know, InfoWars or on here, and if I got on here, I forgot.
The abortion thing.
I hate abortion.
Used to be for it when I was younger.
Now I'm totally 100% against it.
But this is one argument.
I've never heard you or anybody else use this before.
When they're I know you're not out and about.
If you're out and about and get an argument, say you're you're aborting trans babies.
You're aborting gay babies.
You're aborting lesbian babies.
How do you think that'd make them feel?
I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
Okay.
The pro-abortion people.
If you went up to them and say, how do you know that?
Oh, oh, oh, okay.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
That's all I needed.
Okay, I understand the context now.
To use that, okay, to say, hey, well, uh, so just so everybody understands here the context of what you're saying.
That I get it now.
You're saying, hey, what if you went up to the pro abortion liberals and said, hey, you could be aborting a gay baby, you could be aborting a trans baby, right?
Well, I think that the proof is already in the pudding that this would not change their opinion one bit because they abort black babies at the highest per capita ratio.
You bring that up to them and they don't give a damn.
Correct.
I just virtue signal that would be a really good idea.
I think it is an interesting point.
It's an interesting point just to see how they respond, but you and I both know it's not going to make a difference for the same reason they don't care about aborting black babies, but they virtue signal for black people all day long.
Other than that, Owen, awesome show tonight, and those people you had on previously, um were awesome.
We're awesome.
Anyway, I'll let you get on with uh rest of your show, and I really want you to start growing some vegetables in your backyard.
You mean like a Joe Biden?
No, like actually grow some uh edible, some edible vegetables, some food.
Okay, got you.
Sorry, I just had to make sure we were on the same page with that.
All right.
All right, Owen.
Thank you for the call, Drew.
Uh by the way, programming note, tomorrow I'm gonna be having Myron Gaines of the Fresh and Fit podcast on my show.
Tomorrow, Myron Gaines from the Fesh uh Fresh and Fit podcast, very popular podcast for men.
Uh, I know he's been on InfoWars before in a X spaces um during a late night spaces.
I don't know if he's ever been on our actual scheduled shows.
Um, so there you go.
Uh looking forward to that interview tomorrow.
Going to talk about the Trump assassination attempt.
You know what?
I how dare you say that?
How dare you call me weak?
Are you kidding me, buddy?
Get out of here with that.
Go do a pull-up.
How dare you insult me.
Yeah, I don't sit at the gym doing bicep curdles all day long.
I don't really care if I have the biggest biceps or not.
I'm doing 50 pull-ups, 500 push-ups, sit-ups.
I'm going for longevity here, buddy.
Don't you come at me like that.
Don't you come at me, Nick.
Arms are shrinking.
All right, that's it.
I'm gonna have to, I'm gonna, you know what?
Now I'm gonna have to get off the air early and go lift because of this.
So you thank Nick for that.
When I sign off early tonight, so I can go to the gym and lift.
It's Nick's fault.
So that's on him.
And the Rumble ranch, that's on you, Nick.
All right, next caller.
What's your name?
Where you from?
Hey, all of this is Albert from Pennsylvania.
You say, I'm sorry, uh, you broke up.
Who is calling me?
This Albert from Pennsylvania.
Hey, Albert, what's going on?
I'm just joking, man.
I just had to do that, man.
What are you, what are you, who is this?
laughs laughs laughs I'm sorry, dude.
Carry on.
I'll I'll hit you back.
I'll hit you back.
You don't ever, you don't ever come after my physique, and you don't ever come after Albert.
All right, fine.
You can come after my physique if you want.
That's fine.
But you will not come after Albert.
Not on my watch.
Not on my watch will you come for Albert?
He might get a rebuttal before the end of the night.
Next caller, what's your name?
Where are you from?
Hey, this is uh Thomas out of Olympia Washington.
Can you hear me okay?
Yep, I got you, Thomas.
Go ahead.
Hey, I'll call it in before about the Stephen retention.
I don't know if you remember.
Uh yeah, yeah.
I've I've talked about that before.
Yeah, so here's like my thing, man.
Like, I love you guys.
I love you and Alex.
You know, I watched you guys when I can.
My question is, though, like it's like looking at a mirror, man.
You talk about like the Jews, they're the ones running the porno industry.
Like it's something like 94% run porno, like the Jewish people.
Like, no one ever said, like, if you talk about it, you automatically get called anti- you know, semi.
But yeah, I'm just kind of curious.
Like, you ever like I don't know, think about it out loud.
Okay, well, I mean, let's let's talk about your subject here.
If you if you talk about, and it's not just the porn sites, it's These uh habitual dating sites as well.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, 100%.
Only fans, too.
Only friends.
Yeah, they are run by Jewish individuals.
Now, here's my thing.
I don't really lean into these types of topics, even though it's fair for that conversation when people want to talk about the JQ or you know, Jewish influence over culture.
At the end of the day, um, I don't really lean into that for a couple of reasons because uh anybody can can own can can run these companies.
Um you can get into why it's run by Jews.
Um, but you know, more importantly, I would say that that's not institutional control over your life, not like Congress.
So I'll call out Israel's control over our Congress and foreign policy.
I'll call out APAC because that is institutional control with results.
Um that can hear my voice, you have the choice not to consume pornography and not to um use these habitual dating sites for um, you know, let's say um uh degenerative behavior.
Okay, I do though.
I I'm 41 years old, but like you look at like the average kid that's home by himself all day, they're getting into like pornography, and they don't they don't know any better.
Well, I'm and did you say you use a dating site?
No, I don't I don't do any of that crab man.
Oh, oh, oh.
Well, I'm just saying, like you were talking about dating site, like they also made uh like it's it's also uh like only fans ran by the water.
Well, I would just say, and you know, because look, you know, this is a real issue.
Um to young men listening that think the only way you can meet a girl is on a dating site, you're just 100% wrong.
Just try going out and talking to a girl.
You might be pleasantly surprised that um, yeah, you're gonna fail.
So what?
You're gonna fail at anything you try a couple of times, but eventually you're gonna succeed.
So you don't need a dating app.
You just don't.
Um it's kind of the easy it's kind of the easy way out, and really it's gonna hurt your social skills uh or even your dating skills in the long run.
Well, yeah, 100%.
I'm I'm just saying though, man, you take like the average kid that's like at home by himself all the day from like a single mom household or whatever, or single parent, and like they get you know, they get wrapped, they get wrapped up in the porn.
Porn's free, like 100% free.
It's like the only drug that's like 100% free, and like their mind is corrupted by like 13 on.
And it is and it is a drug.
Let's be clear.
Uh I mean, porn what porn does to your brain is very similar to what drugs do to your brain.
Yeah, it's a dopamine, yeah, dopamine issue.
But the thing is, like, see, you're also talking about the military.
I was in the military for 12 years.
So you have all these people that are just like already screwed up in the head joining the military, and then it's the military.
And then like it didn't like the add on to like the pharmaceutical stuff, like that's also like a Jewish ran industry mostly part.
It's kind of like a circle that goes around and around and around.
You know what?
I don't know much about that one.
I mean, uh the only name that comes to mind is Burla.
Um but isn't uh I mean, I think Johnson and Johnson, that's not uh that's an America-owned company.
I think they're based out of Florida.
I don't think those are Jewish people.
I don't know.
I could be wrong.
I haven't seen as much.
People have really dug into the porn deal and how it's like 90% of it's run by Jews and 90%.
I think like, yeah, 94%.
It's like, I don't know, man.
It's like I'm not I'm not trying to like purposely just bash on like the Jews, but it's kind of like you gotta kind of put like one in one together here.
Well, look, like I said, I don't really lean into that because anybody can go out and invest in those industries or be a part of those industries.
I mean, you can go as far back as even um girls gone wild.
Same thing.
Same thing.
Oh, yeah.
Go look into the guy that uh did Girls Gone Wild.
Uh I'll tell you uh in another, I don't know if it's it's similar, it's kind of different, it's kind of a different wing, but there's a documentary out on Netflix, and I'm not promoting Netflix, but I I did watch this documentary um called um I think it's called like a pop star life.
I don't know, it's about Lou Pearlman.
Uh that was an incredible watch uh with a lot of weird stuff in there.
So yeah, there's fair questions.
But but I'm I'm I'm a free market guy, and I think that I think that for whatever reason, Jewish people really know how to take advantage Of the free market.
Now, there might you you can get into some debates about perversion or wanting to pervert cultures that they inject themselves into.
But to me, I focus on institutional control.
So I don't really lean into the porn stuff or or the Hollywood stuff as much, uh, even though there's a lot of abuse that goes on there too.
I don't have to watch Hollywood.
I don't have to watch adult entertainment, but I do have to pay taxes.
I do have to live with the results of Congress.
And so that's why I focus on that.
Really quick, like really quick before I go.
I just wanted to point out though, too.
I mean, we're talking like you and me, like people paying taxes.
Yeah, remember though, man, like you gotta like put they're going after the roots of America with the 13-year-olds at home, they can't do anything about it, and they're just like watching pornography or like playing on the computer all day.
That's what I'm kind of like more worried about because it that's like the long-term effect, you know what I'm saying.
I understand completely.
And you know, I I think that it's ironic as I'm responding to a message here on my smartphone.
Um, because I was talking about this earlier today on InfoWars, but you know, I I I still I still watch sports every once in a while, and um I I I like to enjoy the games.
Uh I don't really watch anything else, but I'll watch a game every once in a while.
I'll go to a game.
And there's a lost art.
There's a lost art in that when I was going to games as a kid, there were no smartphones.
Everybody was invested in the game.
Everybody was invested in what was happening on the field.
Now everybody's either invested in their smartphone or they're invested in something else, or they're invested on something going on in the screen over here, or some of their interactive activity over here.
And the overall product and atmosphere of a of a sporting event has suffered immensely.
I think the most in baseball.
It doesn't even have to be like a sporting event.
I go up to like Washington near Seattle, and people are like there's like Mount Rainier, like right in front of you.
This try, you know, this huge like it looks like a painting that people are just like playing on their phone the whole time, not even like looking at the like at the goddamn mountain.
This is saying.
Yeah.
So it's it's um, and I just look at it as kind of a larger cultural thing.
I just use the sports as an example.
It's that people are invested looking down in their smartphone, they're just not invested in the real world anymore.
And they miss everything that's going on right in front of their face.
All right, interesting points.
I gotta jump to another caller.
Good call.
All right, next caller.
What's your name?
Where you're from.
Okay, this is actually Albert in Pennsylvania.
What was up with that?
I mean, I guess it's nice.
You're getting impersonated now.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I I guess I'm famous now, but I mean, he doesn't you you could tell right from the get-go because he didn't have the Yinzer accent going on, you know.
And I mean, he's a lot of people.
Well, that's why I was confused.
Uh I I was a little confused at that.
And his phone line was breaking up a little bit, so I was like, oh, maybe it's just a bad connection.
And then he doubled down.
I was like, oh, maybe it's a different Albert, but then it was a joke.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Clown world, clown world.
But um, yeah, yeah, huge huge shout out to the gear on.
I'm gonna check out out after uh after the show here.
But I just wanted to touch on something that uh your guest uh Tony, there was talking about um the whole financial um, I guess you could say collapse or to or to or to crash uh today.
Um it reminds me uh almost exactly what they said was gonna happen.
There's a documentary I watched called uh it's called like the end of the road, how money is worth nothing or something like that.
And I I forget what it was made right after the um right after the 08 crash.
And I believe it still might be on Prime or one of the streaming uh services, but it basically talks about how the dollar um isn't uh isn't a form of money that did that it's currency, and how the first dollar in existence was basically printed out of thin air,
and the current monetary system is just one big kind of Ponzi scheme, very similar to something that um Bernie Madoff was running, and that eventually, you know, with a major catastrophic event, it's all just gonna fall in like a house of cards.
And um I I just think that uh unfortunately, we might be starting to see the beginnings of that.
And um and and I've heard a lot of commentary actually from uh from Jay Dyer, uh, who who I who is probably a little bit more into Bitcoin than I am.
But um he he's made some very good points as to how the uh the monetary system that we have now in America is worthless.
And um uh I I heard Chase last night on the Sunday show saying about how pretty much is if the United if the US dollar isn't propping up the uh the used to prop up the oil uh trade, then it's just gonna fall into thin air because that's basically the only the the only grounding we really have, you know, in a dollar is that uh it it's used to trade oil with.
And I I I unfortunately think that might be coming to an end if Trump doesn't get back in office, you know.
I I think that might that might be going to the uh to the Russian ruple, um as I know you have said before.
And um uh so I don't know.
I I I just kind of wanted to maybe get your thoughts on that.
Like if you think that we're starting to see the beginning of something bigger, you know.
Well, I would certainly be preparing um for that.
And that's not to say I mean, you know, because I'm somebody that practice what I preach as I'm not going all in on a collapse per se.
Um, but you know, I I I'm I make certain measurements, I make certain decisions that um should there be a total collapse, I'd like to think I'm braced for impact.
No, no, absolutely.
And um I've always uh I've always kind of avoided getting very heavily invested in the stock market, and I've always been um a precious metals type person with gold and silver.
Um I feel that I'm more comfortable with it than I am uh a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, um, even though I fool around with that a little bit.
But um I just worry that the next few months are gonna be or the the next election specifically, I think is gonna be very pivotal as far as what happens to the US dollar and the greater global economic system,
you know, following that, you know, um, especially if they're able to steal it again, then you know, I think we might be looking at a very different uh landscape, you know, where the United States not only isn't looked at anymore as a world leader um on a military or political stage, but that we're not even looked at as an echo economic world leader.
Um the signs are all around us.
And I think that you know, to look at this from a practical measurement, it's if you're in the middle class America, can you afford to buy a home?
If you're in middle class America, can you pay your bills monthly and and fill up your car?
And if you have an emergency bill, car repair, house repair, whatever, you know, c can you afford that and not go broke or not go into debt?
That's kind of I think the practical measurement of all this.
And right now, the answer really is no.
No, I I I totally agree.
You know, I was just having this conversation um a few months ago with my mom, and and she's of uh she's a boomer.
And she said that when she was she she didn't have a whole lot growing up and when she kind of worked her way through college and everything, and when she got her job out of college, her first career job there, and um, you know, she was doing okay, but she said she wasn't you know getting rich or anything like that.
But she was talking about, you know, kids these days that have college degrees don't you know live paycheck to paycheck.
And she said, I always had, you know, a couple thousand dollars of you know, rainy day money just in case something bad happened.
But um, you know, it she was living in a in a in a different time, you know what I mean.
I think she said she bought her first car in the mid-70s for like two thousand dollars or something like that.
Yeah.
Well, I would say you look at the price of a house, and I know Austin, Texas is probably not the best market, but I mean, a starter home in Austin, 400,000 minimum.
I mean, you can get cheaper houses, but they're gonna be, you know, uh less than a thousand square feet or falling apart.
Oh, no, no, for sure.
Even here in rural, you know, Southwestern PA, you know, um, I live a good hour and a half away from the city of Pittsburgh, and if you want something around here that's livable and in a safe neighborhood and that, you know, peop you you would you would want to live in, it's getting to the point where you're pushing 200,000.
And I mean, growing up as a kid, you know, 20 years ago, 200,000 would probably get you a house in a very nice, you know, kind of development type neighborhood.
Um, but you know, it it's getting to the point where anything much beyond, you know, uh 1,500 square foot house, you're looking at, you know, quarter million dollars or more.
And I don't think that this type of inflation and these type of price increases are sustainable.
Well, and now you get into the issue of these big corporations like BlackRock and such buying up the property and they can afford to and then rent it.
So that's a major issue we face that's driving up the price of housing as well.
And I don't know.
I don't know what the easy solution to that is, but it's a debate that we're not even having.
All right, Albert, I gotta let you go for one more call.
Good to hear from you.
The real Albert, uh, tonight.
Glad you're here with us.
All right.
I'm gonna take one last call and then I gotta sign off because I gotta hit the gym now, uh obviously.
All right, last caller, what's your name?
Where are you from?
Donnie Tulsa.
All right, Donnie, go ahead.
Hey, first off, um Pete Santelli had some info on doing a Pfizer on uh um Fort Washington, Maryland over some J six stuff and J thirteen stuff.
Because apparently there's some sort of intel agency or whatever.
And uh I've heard your uh guys, you guys talking about houses, the high price of houses.
This one here I built new in 99, and it's almost four times higher than you know, uh it ain't a half a million yet, but it's pretty damn close to it.
But that's kind of why I quit it.
That uh quit real estate.
It's at its top now.
I switched to precious metals and other stuff.
And people don't think about the these uh housing is slavery, right?
If you got a farm that's producing money, income producing place, different.
But uh residential housing, how much is it gonna cost to replace the roof?
I spent a lot on this, just a lot of people.
Well, how many people actually own their house?
I wonder what percentage of Americans actually outright own their house and don't have a mortgage.
I wonder what that percentage is.
Boy, that's the best thing you can ever do is like people like I was uh was gullible.
My dad, my father-in-law had uh pretty good nice place of boat and everything.
And uh my to compete for my wife, I'm trying to replace how good her parents had it.
So I'm wanting the big and the new.
Well, hey, maybe I needed a used camera instead of a new one, you know, and they don't even think about that type stuff.
You can at least come up with a huge down payment and you can come up with uh principal payments, you know, where you most cases, if you know the don't ever get tied up in one of them uh what do they call them uh uh you know, uh adjustable rate mortgages, what a scam.
You still with me?
Yeah, it's tough.
And uh I don't know what you do to correct what's been done to the housing market, uh, but it is uh it's bad and it's totally unfair.
And it's really controlled a lot by the banks, but the problem is it's reached this cap where it's almost worth it to rent in some cases because you're gonna pay less to rent than you are to own.
And so people just decide to rent.
And the equity is basically it it takes a certain amount of time for it to even be worth it because of all the taxes and interest rates and everything else you're paying.
All right, let's squeeze one more in real quick.
Uh final caller, what's your name?
Where you from?
Kecklin, Rick FEMA Regent 4.
All right, Cacklin, Rick.
Yeah, I'm uh I'm really tired of the the weird uh narrative.
Yeah, it's already phased out.
Seeing weird is nothing more than trying to sugarcoat or mask the insult of calling conservatives deplorables.
That's all it is Well, it's funny because these are the same people that went after Trump for sex acts, and now all the sex acts of Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff are gonna come out.
These are the same people that use uh they that said, oh, Trump just insults people with names, and now they're calling JD Vance weird.
Look, I just hope America sees through it.
It doesn't need to be a big victory, we just need to get Trump back in there.
And uh we'll go from there.
So that's just how I see it right now.
And that's gonna do it for this transmission.
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