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All right, joining us now it's
Tony Ardaban of wise Wolf Gold. And

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of course you can also find wise
Wolf if you go to David Knight Gold,

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which Tony has set up. It'll
take you to his website. Let

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him know that you came through us. But I want to get Tony on

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today to talk about what is coming
up. He's mentioned it in the past

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several times. Next week we're gonna
have the Big Bricks conference, and everybody's

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talking about whether or not they're going
to introduce some kind of a currency.

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But either way, I think it's
going to be very important. Isn't it

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to me whether they do or not? Right, I do. I think

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it's going to be an important milestone
on the way to dedollarization. And I

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sent you an article yesterday from Robert
Kiyosaki talking about how they're gonna announce a

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digital goldback currency. And there's some
dispute here because you get spokes people from

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the Bricks saying no, no,
no, we just want to talk about

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regional currencies and we want to get
away from the dollar. That's obvious that's

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their stated goal. But I don't
know that there's going to be some earth

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shattering announcement here, But I think
the momentum is on the side of the

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bricks. I mean, again,
forty percent of the world's population just Brazil,

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Russia, India, China, South
Africa alone, and then they're adding

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Saudi Arabia, which is huge.
Mexico, Japan has is looking to join.

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So these are again, these are
just the things that are adding up

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to a dethroned king dollar, and
it's going to have massive implications on the

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US economy. And of course one
of the reasons that Robert Kiyosawa is saying

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that and other people are saying that, was because Russian embassy said that,

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so we're gonna have a gold back
bricks currency. But then a few weeks

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after that you had South Africa,
which is the s and the bricks bricks

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is was Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. So the

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South African government spokesperson said, no, it's not going to be a gold

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back currency. We're not going to
do a bricks currency. But this is

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a way for us to settle things
on a local level. We just had

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this last week, this happening yet
again, an agreement between the UAE,

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the United Arab Emirates and India so
they could settle their petroleum transactions not using

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the petro dollar, but using India's
currency. And this is what's going to

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really multiply with this man. And
that's why, as you point out,

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so many people are trying to join
bricks. Now forty was at forty seventy.

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I don't remember what the number was
all these different countries applying to join

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bricks. It used to be just
five of them, and now they've got

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you know, several dozen. Well, I mean you didn't hear them much

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about bricks two three years ago.
I mean it would show up. I

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mean, if you're if you're a
gold bug like me, you would see

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it, but not in the mainstream. And now it's everywhere. You know.

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You look at something Joe Biden did, David and uh, look at

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the announcement he made to Saudi Arabius
say we're going green and we're supposed to

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be the petro dollar. Yea.
Again, this is why you know,

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what was it the liquid natural gas
exchange that the China did on the Shanghai

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Exchange, the first one to use
that you want, this is about four

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or five months ago. Again,
the creating in dollars is slowing down.

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And I'm not an economist. I'm
not a scientist or anything, but I

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know that there's something called money velocity. It's the amount of currency units in

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circulation, you know, minus demand. And again the demand is shrinking,

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and it's not shrinking catastrophically. Well. I mean, if you count,

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you know, twenty twenty one,
fifty six percent of all the world's financial

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transactions went on in dollars. Twenty
twenty two is forty six percent. It's

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pretty bad. And I think it's
it's shrinking still. So what we're looking

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at, David, I think is
a long road to d dollarization. It's

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giving people I think there's a blessing
here, giving people time to prepare.

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But we're we're not going to remain
the world's reserve currency for much longer.

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And I sent you an article yesterday
from Kitko and it's an interview with Annie

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Schickman from Miles Franklin, and I
think he thinks a lot like we do.

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He's noted that there's an economic advisor. I think the chairman of the

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Economic Advisory Board for Joe Biden has
written op eds about why we should not

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be the world's reserve currency. Why
we should have the dollars should be dethroned

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from king dollar. And again you
wonder why would they do that, Well,

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Andy points out, I think that's
pretty apt. In what we've been

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talking about from years now is they
want to bring in the central bank digital

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currency. It's easier to do if
you've got an economic crisis. If you're

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not having to facilitate those those dollar
units and trade all around the world,

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it makes it a lot easier for
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think the some of the elite are
rooting for this, maybe some are,

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Maybe there's different factions. I know
that. You know, we've talked about

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many times how the Federal Reserve has
raised rates in spite of that hurting the

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US economy, and I the only
thing I could take away from that is

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they wanted to remain wrong it.
Sorry's purchasing power in the world, that's

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what That's how you keep a strong
dollars by raising interest rates. The headline

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on Drudge today is like housing interest
rates mortgage rates to eight percent. Yeah,

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that's in direct correlation to what the
Feds doing. So I think there's

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there's multiple things going on here,
but one thing's for certain, the dollars

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not looking good long term. And
of course you know they've already illustrated over

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and over again how they are willing
to destroy our lives in order to preserve

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their power. That's what the Federal
Reserve is going to do to preserve their

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dollar as much as they can.
That's why they're talking about eight percent interest

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on home mortgage loans. The first
home lown we had when we got we

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got married in nineteen eighty, moved
to Texas. Interest rates are sky high

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there. They kept going up even
after we got our interest rate, but

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our first interest rate was thirteen percent
fixed. That was disastrous. You know,

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Well then, you know, do
you moved to Well, my dad

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was building houses back in nineteen eighty
and I always hear the stories about how

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hot it was, because that was
the year that they still haven't broken the

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record yet. They would just bite
all the global warming and the global boiling

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or whatever they have now going on. There was I talked when when I

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was on with Guard about this.
They had what was it, fifty two

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days straight of one hundred plus temperatures
in nineteen eighty, So that you're a

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veteran of that Oh yeah, I
know. That's why I don't believe this

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stuff. People lying, And I've
seen temperatures all over the place in the

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last fifty sixty years, so yeah, it is. It's pretty crazy.

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But yeah, the temperatures are high. So were the interest rates, right,

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So you know, the temperatures didn't
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interest rates did go up higher.
And then you had this massive crash in

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Houston because at that point in time, the rest of the country was really

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suffering economically because the massive inflation.
But things were booming in Houston. You

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know, your dad's they're building stuff
because the oil industry and other things like

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that. And then when the rest
of the country started to recover, Houston

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went into a big crash. You
couldn't get rid of a house. You

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were stuck with that stuff. And
so it was a really horrible situation.

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And they're willing to do that again
to us in order to preserve their power.

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You were talking about these economic advisors. You know, this is a

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he's got a couple of economic advisors. You know, this kit Co article

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talks about it. His op ed
piece back in twenty fourteen, we need

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to dethrone the king dollar and so
they want to get rid of the dollar,

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and then the other economic advisor wants
to push in CBDC. And they

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see that these are two of his
key economic advisors. And it's interesting this

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article doesn't even talk about the fact
that that's when Biden put out his order

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last March. He said, well, we got to redesign the financial systems

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first thing, he said. Then
we got to find out how we're going

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to enforce it. Then we got
to write the code. And then the

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fourth thing is how we're going to
sell to people and tell them it's to

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protect the world from climate change.
But they're looking at redesigning the entire financial

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system. That was their number one
objective and all of that. Yes,

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And what's confusing about all of this
to anybody who's studied history and looked at

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geopolitics and foreign policy is that the
current ruling regime is not making moves to

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make the United States stronger, even
if you're even if you're misguided on your

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philosophies, they're not doing that.
They're doing everything they can to, I

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think, bring about some kind of
controlled demolition. And if you're in the

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know, you're going to profit.
But it looks like all of this is

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geared towards bringing us to the point
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They're not trying to really save the
dollars. They're not. They're not

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doing anything economically to profits back up. They're not bringing jobs back, they're

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not stopping they're not. There's no
inroads to peace in Ukraine or Taiwan or

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anything. This would more tension and
more economic disastrous news for the dollar.

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That's right. And the guy who
did this article, that's the way he

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ends it. He says, does
anybody want to give up their privacy?

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Does anybody want to go into this
control system of CBDC. Now you said

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there's going to be some kind of
event, as you point out some kind

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of controlled demolition, you'll watch this
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the inside Job of nine to eleven. And then they're going to have something

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that they're going to offer you.
Just as they started putting us into this

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police state, the surveillance States,
Homeland Security TSA stuff right after that was

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already planned. And you know we've
seen the second shoe of that to drop

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with all this pandemic stuff. So
they've got their plans that are there and

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the good news is is that there's
some things that we can do, even

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on an individual level, to isolate
ourselves somewhat from this. If we understand

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that this is what's coming, and
that's the gold and silver stuff, and

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of course silver is looking. It's
just amazing what the multiples are about.

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That, isn't it. Well,
you know, we just talked about nineteen

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eighty. That's interesting because that's the
highest silver's ever been. It went to

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fifty dollars an ounce because of the
Hunt Brothers. They drove the silver market

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up. They tried to corner the
silver market. I think that they were

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somewhat taken out. I think that
the powers that be saw what happened to

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gold and silver during the seventies.
And by the way, that's why your

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mortgage rates were high when you bought
your first home in nineteen eighty, because

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the Paul Volker, who's the head
of the Federal Reserve, had to raise

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interest rates to the teams to quell
inflate. We had to run away inflation

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in the nineteen seventies. People didn't
really know what was happening because we never

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had that before. We always had
a dollar as good as gold. I

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mean, even even when you couldn't
own gold, it was theoretically peg to

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gold. You know, Franklin Roosevelt
took your gold twenty dollar gold pieces,

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which is basically announced of goal,
gave you twenty dollars, and then raised

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the price of gold of thirty five
dollars an ounce. And that's where it

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was from nineteen forty four at Bretton
Woods until Nixon took us off the gold

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standards. So there's been a correlation
there between interest rates and inflation. And

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at the same time, you had
silver being riven up by the Hunt brothers

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up until nineteen eighty fifty dollars an
ounce in nineteen eighty, David, that's

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like, I don't know. I
mean, I'm just estimating two hundred dollars

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in purchasing power today, maybe maybe
more. But we have cheap silver.

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The gold silver ratio is skewed.
It's never it's like eighty three or eighty

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four ounces of silver to make one
ounce of gold. It's always been ten

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to sixteen to twenty. It's never
been like this, And I think this

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is just part of the fake market
that we have, you know, the

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paper trading, the bullion houses,
and I think the collusion between central banks

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and those who hold the most silver, Like you look at JP Morgan.

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They they're the largest, i think, private holder of silver in the world.

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They have a vested interest in keeping
silver low, do they not,

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because they need to continue to acquire
physical silver. Silver is used in it's

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the most thermal conductive metal. It's
used in solar, using an electric using

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medicine. It's an industrial metal.
And again, only twenty four percent of

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the output for silver is from silver
mines. The rest of it is just

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accidents, like people are guarding people. It's entities finding silver and gold mines

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or zinc mines or copper mines.
So there's not enough supply to meet the

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demand for silver. And that's why
you hear things like it's going to take

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a kilogram or more of silver for
each electric car. I'm not a fan

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of electric cars, but you have, you know, new government mandated electric

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vehicle laws, and then you've got
I just found out I bought the last

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of the Dodge Challengers because they weren't
gonna make it anymore. I mean,

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it's such it's and it's such a
sign of the times. You know,

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it's like, oh, we're gonna
make it electric. I'm like, oh,

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so it's not gonna be good at
all. It's just gonna be this

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I'm driving a golf cart. I'm
not really I'm not really into that.

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So no, I think silver's got
a huge upside. David, I sent

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you that article yesterday, and we're
not you know, we don't you know,

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I don't give an investment advice and
I don't even think of gold and

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silver as investments. But I think
their true value has not been It's really

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it's really not showing right now.
You've got gold dip below nineteen hundred,

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and that's silly knowing where you know, I was hosting your show when it

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broke. It's all time high.
I'm breaking into the two thousand and sixty

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range back in August or twenty twenty. How much damage has been done to

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the dollars since then, I mean
massive damage. So we know the purchasing

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power of the dollar is waning,
and gold and silver are They are a

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function of housing, energy, and
work. They're a representation of that the

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dollar is not. Yeah, and
just remember the rich rarely horde cash.

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They almost never do. There's a
reason for that. Yeah, Yeah,

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you go back in nineteen eighty and
you look at various benchmarks salaries in the

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field where I worked, you know, they're like three and a half to

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four times higher. Price of how
is there about five times high? The

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medium price of houses is about four
or five times higher. So yeah,

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it truly I think your figure of
two hundred dollars silver is conservative, especially

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considering the fact that we were not
in the nineteen eighties looking at the big

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industrial uses that you talked about with
evs and other things like that. And

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Kira sawas he's talking about it,
he says, you know, gold and

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silver, he's you know, doom
and gloom. He thinks this is going

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to really collapse. But he was
especially talking about silver. And then of

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course it's also a bitcoin. He's
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with a bitcoin. But he's not
the only one. I saw this article

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from this is from Seeking an Alpha
one hundred dollars pronounces of silver as well

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possible. And you know that would
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at what silver was in the nineteen
eighties, and there were other things that

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were happening to distort stuff at that
point in time. But yeah, that

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is still pretty conservative based on historical
prices, isn't it right? You've got

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fifty dollars in nineteen eighty, then
you had again, it reached nearly fifty

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dollars in twenty and eleven, and
then Ben Bernanki came out and said that

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don't worry, we won't do tarp
again. That was a mistake. We

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won't bail out the too big to
fail and too big to jail. We're

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going to be very conservative. This
isn't gonna happen. So people started selling

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off their medals because people run to
gold and silver in times of fear especially.

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There was an article Simon Black of
the Sovereign Man on zero hedge today.

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It was like, I'm rooting for
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but that's not going to happen.
And the reason he root for gold to

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zero is because gold is where you
go in times of uncertainty. So it'd

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be okay with them if things were
just great, but they're not going to

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be you know, he's talking about
it's not gonna it's not gonna be good

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because you've got the rise of socialism, the rise of kinetic warfare, psychological

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warfare, the rise of CBDC.
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the from the top, and I
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physical metals, and that's where I
would go first. You know, Robert

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Kiyosaki is somebody that I've listened to
for many, many, many years.

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I've learned a lot from him.
He taught, he's been talking about bitcoin.

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I mean I read about him talking
about bitcoin in twenty fourteen. I

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bought my first bitcoin ATM in twenty
sixteen. I think bitcoin was like three

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hundred and some dollars. I remember
buying them to stock my ATMs. I

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should have just bought bitcoin, but
I happen to agree with him first on

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the physical metal side. Never buy
paper. You want it in your hand.

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You want to be able to physically
hold it because you don't want any

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counterparty risk. And there's gonna be
there's a huge disparity, ladies and gentlemen

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between the paper price and the physical
price. That's got I'm a dealer.

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I deal in the real world.
If you want announce is silver, I

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have to source it up to find
it, and there's a premium on that.

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It's not because I made it,
it's because that's what the that's the

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economics of it. Same thing for
cryptocurrency. People, you know, are

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again they've been led to believe that
the cryptocurrency is basically a central bank digital

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currency. No, no, no, cryptocurrency is about you holding the keys.

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It's about you having your own wallet, it's about you being able to

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control that, not tied to an
exchange. And the waters get pretty muddy

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here. So I'm not advocating across
the board crypto. I do think it's

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an option. I do like bitcoin, and I'm pretty bullish on bitcoin.

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I think that there's there's still a
lot of room for adoption, and it's

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one of them. You know,
he talks about that article I sent you

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that gold silver bitcoin in that order. I agree with that, and you

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know, again, you don't have
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something that is going to play a
role here in the future. We're just

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we're just getting warmed up. This
is a this is going to be a

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strange time when you see the loss
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David, Yeah, yeah, And
what you were saying about paper gold

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and paper silver, I experienced that
when I had put my my ira in

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that and I saw gold and silver
going up and it was just going horizontal.

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It's like, what's going on?
Why aren't these things moving? And

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I started looking at it. It's
like, oh, okay, it's just

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an ETF and they don't have to
have anything there to back this up.

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That's what it's doing, its own
thing, and it's detached from the actual

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spot prices of the physical metal.
That was a real tell. So anyway,

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I got out of that stuff,
but it is kind of interesting.

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There was also Tony an interview with
a Congressional Budget Offices director on CNBC's squawk

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Box, and the guy said to
him said, well, why not use

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the strength of the dollar. We
know we can do as much as we

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want. We're always going to be
able to borrow, So let's just really

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ramp it up. You know,
canes in and let's just engender five percent

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GDP growth from government spending. Damn
the torpedoes will worry about it later.

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People think you can do that.
It's called MMT. So the Congressional Budget

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Office director, who unfortunately doesn't set
policy, but they kind of look at

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what the Congress is doing. He
says, yeah, I think we've seen

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the downsides of that. Over the
last few years. But that's really what

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has been happening. And that's one
of the reasons why we're going to feel

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the shock of this move away from
the dollar as reserve currency. And that

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is going to happen even regardless of
what happens is next week with bricks,

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regardless of whether there is ever a
bricks currency next week or after that,

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everybody's moving away from it. And
that's what we're going to feel in this

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country. Is that kind of that
loss of being able to detach ourselves from

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physical reality. I think gravity is
going to come back, come roaring back

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on the US politicians in Washington,
don't you think, Well, you talk

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about psychedelics, so you'd have to
have me on some strong psychedelics. I

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don't know where these people went school, but they must have had a library

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devorde of history. You don't have
any fiat currency that's ever lasted through history,

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not not one. You started with
the Chinese, it went to the

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Greeks and the Romans, and all
throughout history. Whoever has adopted a fiat

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paper currency, it goes to zero. I mean, the philosopher of Voltaire

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said that about paper currency, it
always returns to its natural state and value,

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which is zero. That's where that's
I don't know that we're headed to

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zero, David, I've always said
we're headed to digital. Uh, there's

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there's too there's too much evidence to
point to the fact that they're doing it

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on purpose. I mean, you
could see this coming a mile away,

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you think so, I just I
just want to caution everyone that you would

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want to look out for what the
the aftermath of of the dollar losing its

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world's reserve currency status, and it's
going to mean myer consequences for purchasing power,

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the the the economics of the United
States is going to be under pressure

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for that, and so be prepared. We've set up David Night dot gold.

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You can get the physical precious metals. We don't have a minimum.

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You can go there anytime, send
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physical precious metals. And we've also set

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up Wolfpack, which again David Night
dot Gold click on the links as joined

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Wolfpack. If you think you can't
afford precious metals, you can. We

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set up the lone Wolf package fifty
dollars a month as the lowest tier.

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We also have a wolf Cub which
is for kids. It's thirty five dollars.

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And what we've been putting, you
know, explanations of coins and different

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types of fractionals in there. The
studs a learning tool. So we've got

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all the options available out of the
dollar. And I'm not this isn't it's

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not an investment advice. It's protection
advice. Get out of the dollar,

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get physical precious metals in your hand. It's a way to set up the

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parallel economy and you'll be empowered by
it. That's the key thing. We

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know that SEBDC is coming, and
we know that many of the downside risk

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we don't know the financial risk and
how they're going to play out with this

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loss of the petro dollar. The
loss of the dollar is a reserve.

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But the key thing is, and
you know we're talking about paper before.

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One of the reasons that people will
get into paper silver and paper goal is

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because they can get into it in
small amounts and do it incrementally and things

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like that. But you know,
they can get physical goal with the program

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that you set up. They can
do it on a regular basis and buy

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into it and very small amounts,
and you will sell people whatever they want,

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big or small, even outside of
the wolf Pack program. And so

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you've got a way that you can
gradually do this without noticing it, a

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way that you can get into it
at any level that you want. So

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there's really not any upside to the
paper stuff that is really kind of divorced

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from the reality of it, and
it's something that you get to hold yourself.

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That's the key thing. You know, it's real money, and it's

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real money that you hold yourself,
and that's that's the key thing. Thank

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you so much for joining us,
Tony, and it's always good to talk

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to you. And it's always good
for people to have something that they can

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do to prepare and if you want
to prepare for a financial unrest and risk,

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and not just that, but also
the surveillance and the control that they're

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trying to prepare for us, the
key thing to pay attention to is gold

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and silver, and perhaps to a
bitcoin as well. I'm just not comfortable

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with that myself, but that's why
I like the physical stuff. It's real

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simple for somebody that is starting to
get disaffected from technology, as I am

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Thank you so much for being on
Tony again. Wiswolf dot gold and people

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can find that with David dot Gold. We're gonna take a quick break and

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us about artificial intelligence and how that
is impacting and also about inflation, how

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that is impacting wages and causing strikes
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back. Stay with us, the
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their Commons project to make sure the
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we have in common. That is
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