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Speaker 1: Let me give you a market that it's ten times

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more manipulated than gold silver, and that would be bitcoin. Okay.

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At two weeks ago on Friday, there was a flash

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crash after Donald Trump had another tariff tantrum. Add Bitcoin

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wiped out five billion dollars and leveraged accounts in the

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thirty minutes.

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Speaker 3: And welcome you are listening to and walk the Financial

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Survival Network. I'm your host, Carrie Lutz. We've got a

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legend with us. The proprietor of three two one gold

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dot com. He's been a combat pilot, he's a kind

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of ferrypilot and a real insider in the resource sector

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and the confirmed skeptic and the cynic when it comes

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to the government. I'm talking about Robert Mariarty. Bob, it's

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great to finally have you on the show. And hey,

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there's so much to talk about. But in the meantime, well,

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gold was trading at over four thousand dollars an ounce. Conveniently,

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gold and silver get attacked. I put that in scare quotes,

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and all of a sudden, gold is less than four

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thousand and silver is under fifty. And then they just

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happened to cut rates the other day. And this is

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the story of our lives here, this manipulation. It couldn't

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be any more apparent and obvious to the trained eye.

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Speaker 4: Don't you agree?

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Speaker 1: I'm not sure I would agree with that. Can you

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name a financial market that is not manipulated?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, everything is rigged. We no longer have free markets.

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I think Chris Powell said, we just have manipulations.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's always been true. I would say commodities

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broker too. And one of the things to say teach

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you before you take your Series seven, it's all markets

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are manipulated, and they're manipulated by everybody, and who cares

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because you know that it's happening. The correction in gold

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and silver was predicted by Hamilton on my website, and

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Clive Maud predicted it, and I predicted it to the

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a you cannot go up nine weeks in a row

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and not have it correction. So this is a correction.

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It's no big deal. We're probably going to retest the highs.

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I don't believe the correction is over, but I while

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I can see there's manipulation, I also don't care.

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Speaker 3: Same here because when you're holding physical uh, you're immune

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to it. But when you're in the paper market, the

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synthetic metals market, then it all means something, and by

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all means like, I totally agree with you. When a

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market goes parabolic or attempting to, it's going to take

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a hit. And then they just time the manipulation for

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the prime moment of technical weakness and they pile on.

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And then you see silver go down three dollars in

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a day, and you know it's not natural. It's just noise, right,

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the manipulation, it's just noise.

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Speaker 1: Let me give you a market that it's ten times

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more manipulated than gold and silver, and that would be bitcoin. Okay,

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And two weeks ago on Friday, there was a flash

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crash after Donald Trump had another tariff tantrum, and bitcoin

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wiped out five billion dollars and leveraged accounts in the

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thirty minutes. Now that there are some things that are

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so dangerous to do, And I get lots of people

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telling me, I don't know what I'm talking about bitcoin,

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but it's easily the most dangerous market I've ever seen,

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because you can get a ten or twenty percent move

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in a day, and anyone who has a leverage possession

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in golden silver is being foolish, and anyone who has

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a leverage position in the cryptocurrencies is going to get

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wiped out. That the manipulation there is one hundred percent.

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I look at the cryptocurrencies as ninety eight percent speculation

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and two percent utility, And I know there's a lot

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of guys who think it's the cat's whiskers, but it's

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the most dangerous market that I've ever seen. And you

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raised a really good point. Holding physical gold, physical silver,

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you just have total safety and it doesn't make any

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difference what the price is.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, well, before silver started taking off, when it hit

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thirty two bucks, I knew that was the hell of

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Lujah time. But at the same time, I'm going on eBay,

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and you know, like you do have to be careful

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of fake product on eBay, But when you get the

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right sellers and their coin shops not going to happen,

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And you are still able to buy like forty percent

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to Kennedy half dollars, and even ninety percent you were

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able to buy it under milt value. Anytime you could

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buy under melt value, you're kind of crazy not to

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buy it right.

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Speaker 1: Well, strange enough, I'm a contraria, and I deliberately called

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the top in silver to the day in January twenty first,

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nineteen to eighty, and people were paying a fortune for silverbacks,

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and I called the bottom of silver. The bottom took

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place in November of two thousand and one, gold bottom

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in nineteen ninety nine. At like two fifty two fifty

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three in nineteen ninety nine, nineteen, two thousand and two

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thousand and one, you could buy war nickels that have

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a gram and a half silver per nickel. You could

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buy them at a discount. You could buy the forty

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percent Kennedy half dollars at a discount, you could buy

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the ninety percent pre sixty five coins at a discount.

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good way to advist because it's portable, it's legal, and

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it's you know, a ten set coin. God, I don't

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even know what it's worked out. A ten set coin.

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Speaker 3: Dollars around there. Yeah, like a basically I've worked on this.

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The formula is, for one dollar of face value, you

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point seven one five, and that will give you your

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silver milt value. There's additional milt in a coin, copper, nickel, whatever, zinc,

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but you don't get paid for that.

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Speaker 4: You get paid for the silver.

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Speaker 3: So and then if you want to figure out the

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forty percent, you just multiply that number that you come

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up with zero point four to one, and then you'll

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come up with forty percent silver content. And I was

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I bought them back after the crash in the nine

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when silver and gold really bottomed. I was buying those

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those forty percent Kennedy half dollars at ten percent under milt.

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worth about fourteen dollars. So it's just funny the way

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that markets can even misprice things that have real value.

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And there's bargains, but now everything is trading at premium

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on eBay, and that was also an indication that the

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market was getting toppy, right, Benjamin Grant that absolutely.

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Speaker 1: I followed the daily sentiment indicator, and it's the single

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most valuable indicator sentiment that I've ever found. But there's

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one hundred different indications of sentiment. And the premium or

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the discount for ninety percent silver, it's an excellent measure. Now,

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if you go to twenty twenty, when we had the

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crash in silvery Bolt, you could actually buy the silver

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ETF at an eight percent discount, so silver physical silver

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got down to about twelve bucks, but you could buy

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the ETF at the equivalent of eleven dollars an ounce.

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that's a lotity. So I bought a bunch of the

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ETF and in six months physical silver went from twelve

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dollars an ounce to thirty dollars anounce. That's a one

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hundred and fifty percent increase in six months. So this

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latest move was a good move, But the move in

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twenty twenty was even higher in percentage.

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Speaker 3: Termed YEA, so Eric s brought says three hundred dollars silver,

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and now he's saying even higher. I mean, obviously, in

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terms of what's happening to the currency, the silver is

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worth whatever it's worth, But then you get the demand

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and for something of real value, and that makes it

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go up way more than even the rate they're debasing

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Speaker 4: Right.

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Speaker 1: Well, the interesting thing about gold is I was buying

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goals in nineteenth sixty six and nineteenth sixty seven for

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thirty five dollars and ounce. When it went to forty

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four hundred, that was a one hundred and twenty five

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times increase. Now I make the argument, and it's in

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my books, if you compare the price of gold to

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houses or trophy wives, or loafs of bread, gaslane or automobiles.

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it's absolutely extraordinary. But I think that what's happening now

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is a retreat from paper assets, and that is going

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to be world changing, and there's going to be a

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giant shift in economic power from the debtmate system of

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the West to the resource based system of the global

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South and the global East. So we're in for the

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biggest financial change at five hundred years and very few

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people see it. And I'd always argue that the purpose

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for physical gold and silver is an insurance polypsy against

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financial chaos, and you could certainly see it. How the

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stock market can maintain its absurd valuation is simply beyond me.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yep, it certainly does.

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Speaker 3: And according to our good friend Martin Armstrong, it's going

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to sixty two thousand by twenty thirty two.

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Speaker 4: I think he said sixty two or sixty five. I

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don't know.

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Speaker 3: It's in the book that I wrote with him, The World.

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According to Martin Armstrong, the update is coming out.

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Speaker 4: You're gonna love the update, Bob.

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Speaker 3: I'm going to send you a copy, a signed copy,

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which is basically called the Armstrong Economic Code five, the

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five truths investors must never forget.

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Speaker 1: So I'm not going to have time to read it.

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I've got another book that I'm reading right now.

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Speaker 3: Oh okay, what's that? Ah Hey, that looks familiar. I've

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seen that book. I got one of them, two.

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Speaker 1: But I'll straighten it off. I got I got two

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of them today. And Martin Armstrong's an interesting guy because

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his how he comes to the conclusions he does is

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unlike anyone else I know. He is in a class

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of his own, and he makes some remarkable predictions. But

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his prediction on Warran scared me.

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Speaker 3: Same here he basically said, Ukraine's going to disappear, Europe

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wants World War three, Europe's in a protracted state of decline,

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and the neocons are running the asylum. And you know,

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Martin Armstrong, most amazing person I've interviewed, besides you, of course,

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because when I first found out about him, Jim Sinclair

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was smuggling his newsletters out of jail. And I'm reading

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this and it's written, you know, it's on a like

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a written on an IBM Selectric typewriter, and he's got

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hand drawn charts and like, I never encountered anything like

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it before, and I, frankly I didn't know understand it.

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I thought it was fairly smart, but I realize I

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had no idea my understanding of the world, the economic world,

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until I started reading his work. And you know, the

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amazing thing, pop is they did everything they could to

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destroy the guy.

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Speaker 4: He gets out of jail, he's not bitter at all.

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Speaker 3: All of his old clients I presume, have retained him again.

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He can't run a hedge fund because he's got a record,

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But he doesn't even need to. He's basically a consultant

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to everybody. Probably the most of the world's billionaires won't

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admit it. I'm sure he's got to sign NDAs, but

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he's in consultant as sovereign wealth funds, central banks, huge companies,

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and it's agnostic. It doesn't matter if they're in China,

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or they're in Saudi Arabia or in the United States

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or wherever. You know, they all come to him in

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the end. So he's been vindicated. The only thing that's missing.

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I would love to see President Trump pardon the guy.

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Speaker 1: Well, here's what's interesting. He's actually a consultant to Trump.

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Speaker 4: I know I'm not allowed to say that, though.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Well the instinct thing is I believe if anybody

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deserves pardon, it would absolutely be Martin Armstrong. He has

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contributed a lot, and he's brilliant in his own way.

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Now I don't agree with one hundred percent. I mean

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he says, but I don't believe one hundred percent of

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what I say.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, hey, isn't that the truth?

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Speaker 3: Like he's believing everything you say, then you are making

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a big mistake because we're wrong all the time. That's

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our human nature is to be wrong and then acknowledge

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our errors, learn from them, and move on. But two

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thirds of population never wants to admit they're wrong about anything.

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Speaker 1: Bob, Well, the really instinct thing is if someone makes

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a mistake, makes a prediction and it doesn't come true,

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that's not a measure of that person being a fraud.

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It's a measure of that person being human. Now, I

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absolutely was convinced that we were going to have something

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major happen by the end of October, and I've said

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that several times in interviews. And the good news is

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I've still got one day.

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Speaker 4: And it's Halloween too. One more Ye, it's Halloween, right.

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Speaker 3: It's the human condition, you know, And it's the proof

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that God has, if there is a God, whether you

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believe it or not, has a sense of humor, that

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it programs us to do all these things. Let me

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ask you a question, Bob Blake. You're a student of

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humanity here, what's your take on AI.

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Speaker 1: Well, first of all, it's like rare Earth elements. The

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name is a misnomer. It is not artificial intelligence. It

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is pattern recognition, and there's a giant difference between pattern

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recognition and artificial intelligence. It has some giant flaws. It

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scares me because it's something that could easily be misused,

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and I think it is being so I will tell

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anyone watching this, you can go to YouTube right now

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and half the videos that are up produced by AI,

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and some of them are absolute nonsense, And whoever made

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the videos knows their nonsense, and they're feeding crap to us.

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So it's scary because it looks very realistic and a

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lot of people will buy into it. It's very, very

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difficult right now to figure out what's truly happening because

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the government and the mainstream media lies about everything. I

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just did an interview and somebody said, what's the first

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thing you do when you go on the internet, And

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I said, well, I go to CNN. And he said,

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wait a minute. You think that the mainstream media is

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always lying? And I said, they are always lying, but

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I want to see what it is they're saying, because

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I know that's the opposite of the truth. Up. We

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live in a precarious time, certainly financially. If you see

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what's going on, you need to go back, and you

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need to pick up a copy of Decline and Fall

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of the Roman Empire. The Western death base system is collapsing,

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the American Empire is collapsing. The amount of corruption is

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just absolutely staggering, and we are being lied to at

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every end, and I think that's a good chance. I

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have sent you some articles about Robert F. Kennedy at vaccines,

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and as cynical as I am, I totally missed it.

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But there was a study done by the henry Ford

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people vaccines, and the conclusions they came to was that vaccines,

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these seventy three vaccines that American kids have to go through,

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are exceptionally dangerous and they are why the American society

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is so sick physically. When Robert F. Kennedy started looking

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into it, he went to the CDC and the FDA

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and he said, I want to see the records of

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the safety trial on these vaccines. They essentially said we'll

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get back to you later. They finally said, we never

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did any safety studies. Clearly, you could see it with COVID,

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you could see it with these so called vaccines. It

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was a bio weapons program. It was designed to kill

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as many people as possible. Had to take control the vaccines.

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physically because kids are being given shots that they have

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absolutely no need for. But the pharmaceutical industry controls the government.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Well, the hepatitis BE vaccine. The only time that is

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required for an infant is if the mother was an

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IVY drug user. Otherwise an infant has no chance of

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getting hepatitis B. This isn't my findings. These are doctors

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that have said it, and I couldn't agree with you more.

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But you know the other thing, Bob, is our food

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supply is completely contaminated. I mean, you know in the

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United States, even the so called organic foods, you got

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to really question. You go to Europe and you have

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a piece of bread, and man, that thing is like

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a full meal. It's delicious, has this flavor, and you

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don't get fat from it. In the United States, it's

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like the worst thing you can eat sometimes.

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Speaker 1: Well, strange enough, do you know technically why that's true.

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Speaker 3: Well, it's because of fertilizers, I assume, and pesticides.

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Speaker 1: They have changed the wheat.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's going to say, could do.

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Speaker 1: The same thing that the MSG does. MSG makes you hungry.

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So when you're eating Chinese food and they put MSG

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in it, it is designed to make you eat more

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and exactly the same thing. It's true, it's wheat. They've

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introduced up jeans that make you want to eat more. Statistically,

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I think sixty percent of Hispanics born to will die

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of diabetes. And it's because of the wheat. Okay, And

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that's that's simply. And I live in Europe and the

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really strange thing is I can go to bakery, I

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can buy a bag out for one year ten cents.

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I get to eat it for two days, and then

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it's rock hard and it goes bad and it's got uh,

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nothing but wheat and water yeast in it. If you

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look at the ingredients and all of the products in

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the United States, it is absolutely disgusting. The crap Americans

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should be fed. And interestingly enough, Robert F. Kennedy has

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make America healthy again, and the pharmaceutical industry does everything

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they can to make him look bad.

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's a real syop. And yeah there were things.

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Speaker 3: Definitely, pharmaceutical industry it's earlier years did right, but now

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so many of these drugs, like the trials all questionable,

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but I think a lot of people waking up to it.

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go to a supermarket, you don't go to the inner aisles.

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where the whole foods are, and you stay away from

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the inside because ultra processed food the worst thing in

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the world. And you know, like when we were kids

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growing up, we'd have junk food, but.

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Speaker 4: A it tasted better. I always say, the.

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Speaker 3: You know, b it was like there was no GMOs,

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there was no chemicals in it. And I always say, now,

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the first biohacked food was the barbecued potato chip because

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it had salt, vinegar and sugar and the crunch. And

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basically they learned from that that you could just get

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people to keep eating and shut off all signals that

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you're full society sits right right, shut them off and

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that I bet you can't eat just one was the

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beginning of a movement. But I think we're we're going

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against it now and the more people are kind of

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waking up to this. I know I did a few

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years ago.

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Speaker 1: What what Robert Kennedy is doing is truly historic, okay

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and heroic, and I absolutely salute him for the app

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I hope for a lot more out of President Kennedy,

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President Trump that we've actually gotten. But Robert F. Kennedy

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is doing something that's wonderful for American health. And I

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had no idea until us Henry Ford study came out

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how how dangerous the values were and the fact that

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they're required. And somebody showed me a number. If you

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can get approved by the FDA CDC for a vaccine

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that's worth a billion dollars a year, and the god

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you have literally sold their soul to make more of money.

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At that's scene.

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Speaker 4: Here this was a picture that I took when I

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was in d C.

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Speaker 3: I was lobbying against algorithmic suppression by the big tech platforms.

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And uh, that's the uh. I guess that's HHS building.

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And he put a mural on it and it says, MAHA,

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make America healthy again. And here it says real food,

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real people, real health.

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Speaker 4: MAHA.

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Speaker 1: See that and absolutely amazing. If you're correct, Europeans would

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not eat the crap that Americans are forced to eat.

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Speaker 4: Yep.

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Speaker 3: And he eliminated the petroleum based dies in food. Basically,

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it might not be gone yet, but he gave him

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a brief amount of time, and there wasn't one lobbyist

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nobody who came out and said, no, we need them,

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it's good for people. And you know, that's just the start.

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I think, Look, Bob, we've got a situation where the

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doge thing that's gone. Perhaps I don't think it's really gone,

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but what they planned to do is get rid of

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half of the federal regulations by January. That's the aim.

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They're basically just going to cancel them out. Hopefully the

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diet stuff that allows them to put all this crap

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into our food and into our bodies. Hopefully those regulations

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are going to fall by the wayside, because you know,

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we are the most unhealthy country in the world. And

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you could just go to a shopping center, a mall,

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or a casino or any place where people gather and

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you see the physical state of people and it's depressing.

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Speaker 1: Well, if you ever lie through Atlanta, many times you

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will think you're the San Diego Zoo because there's more

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hippos running around. If you watch the movie, he super

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sizes me. Okay, yeah, sure, that was an absolute classic.

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And the theme of Supersize Me was a guy who

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was going to eat nothing but McDonald's for an entire month.

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F it's lunch and dinner. And if they ask him

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if he wanted supermicide that he would have to say it.

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He was doing this in Houston, and supercise French fries

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is a pound of French fries. Oh. He was going

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through regular physical examinations and every one of the doctors said,

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you got to cut that shit out. This stuff will

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kill you.

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Speaker 4: You're going to die.

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Speaker 1: You know, every indication, your blood pressure, your weight, everything

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is saying it's going to kill you. You can't continue.

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Speaker 4: This for a month.

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Speaker 1: And it took him six months or a year to

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recover back to what it was. And that's some food

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that Americans eat daily.

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Speaker 3: No, that's not food. I call that what passes for food.

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What they're giving us, the telling us is food is

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not food, all right, It's some food kitchen conglomeration that

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is designed to hack your brain and get you to

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eat more than you otherwise would and adversely impact your health.

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That's what passes for food, all fast food. Although I

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will say, like certain ones, I don't really do fast food,

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but certain ones when they have meat sandwiches, I'll toss

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the bread, put my own bread on it, and I'll

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eat it. So really appreciate your coming on. You find

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Bob's work over at three two one gold dot com.

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That really is the go to place for our sector,

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for people that care about value, about things that really

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matter about investing and everything else. Appreciate you coming on.

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We will definitely talk to you again soon. And I

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can't thank you enough for everything you've done for me

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for posting my articles over the years. It really makes

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a difference.

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Speaker 1: Well, actually, and I'm glad that you brought that up.

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When Bourbon and I started three to one goal dot cop,

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we'd find our goal as to help the industry, and

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I will support anyone who has a reasonable point of view.

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Nobody has to agree with me. And our readers have

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found your work and you get some very brilliant people

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to interview, and actually it's quite an honor to be

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interviewed by you.

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Speaker 3: Well, I appreciate that. Well, if I wasn't suppressed by

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big tech for the past thirteen years, my show would

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be like probably thirty or forty times bigger. When I

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put it in to Google's Gemini ask them why Financial

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Survival Network is being suppressed. The first thing it said was,

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I'm borderline. That's how they classify it. That I'm an

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advocate of Austrian economics and I encourage people to buy

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gold and silver as part of their investment strategy. That's

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what makes me borderline. So I guess it's a badge

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of honor. But right now I am in the process

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of putting together a lawsuit against a certain large tech

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company that I won't name because they'll just censor this,

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and it's going to be filed in the next couple

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of weeks and then the funnel begin. So I'm representing myself.

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I call myself America's top recovering attorney. Thirty five forty

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years of it, I had enough, and I've been doing

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this for fifteen years and there's nothing else I'd rather

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be doing because I get to talk to people like

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you who who don't buy into the syop. It's all

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a big syop, and you know, we're all part of it.

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Sometimes we get sucked in. Sometimes we can escape it.

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But it's going on all around us.

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Speaker 4: Bob.

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Speaker 1: Some battles are worth fighting. And that's what's all predicted

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in the book Forth Turning, and I highly advise people

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to read the book because it predicted exactly what's happening today.

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And I believe at the end of the day will

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be Okay. Now what form the United States exists in then,

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I don't know, but I know there's a gigantic shift,

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a five hundred year shift in economic power.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. I think there's a decentralization

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trend coming. And once the shift comes about, nobody will

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trust paper money, Fiat money, nobody will trust government. That's

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one of Martin's five truths that investors must always remember,

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is that governments lie, but markets don't.

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Speaker 1: That's a good point, excellent point.

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Speaker 3: So hey, well keep your eyes open. I will shoot

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you out of book The Armstrong Economic Code. Appreciate everything

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you did. A shout out to your trustee assistant there, Samara.

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She's been amazing and a pleasure to work with all

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these years.

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Speaker 4: And thank you to you.

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Speaker 1: Okay, thank you anytime.

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