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Speaker 4: Good day, good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm
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Speaker 4: Ron Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 4: Talk Show. And a boy, we have a lot of
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Speaker 4: things to cover today to day to day, looking forward
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Speaker 4: to President Trump's State of the Union address this evening.
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Speaker 4: He promises to tell it like it is, and he's
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Speaker 4: one of the few that does in Washington. Tells it
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Speaker 4: like it is and also describes how it should be.
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Speaker 4: And that's something that we are looking forward to, at
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Speaker 4: least most of us are in this nation. There's a
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Speaker 4: lot of fireworks between old Canada and the United States America.
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Speaker 4: Trump takes Trudeau to task. He's threatening more teriffs in
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Speaker 4: response to Canada's reciprocal tariffs and disrespectful remarks during a
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Speaker 4: press conference earlier today. Well, you know something when it
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Speaker 4: comes to tariffs, I think that President Trump is doing
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Speaker 4: the right thing. And yes, we will have momentary inconveniences
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Speaker 4: in regards to prices of some things, but that's okay.
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Speaker 4: In war, there is, you know, there are inconveniences, and
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Speaker 4: I'd rather have a reciprocal tariff war than a physical war.
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Speaker 4: And this is something that the United States is, in
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Speaker 4: my humble opinion, is needed to do. For decades, the
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Speaker 4: world has been screwing over the United States of America,
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Speaker 4: most of the time with permission from those elected to
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Speaker 4: represent we the people, but have been more inclined to
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Speaker 4: represent other nations like China, Canada, whatever any nation it
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Speaker 4: lines up to screw over we the people. Most of
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Speaker 4: our government officials for decades have been willing to more
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Speaker 4: align with them because of globalist tendencies and other asinine
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Speaker 4: political persuasions. It's pretty sad the twenty two Democrat senators,
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Speaker 4: including Chucky Schumer, Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas, and Cory Spartacus Booker
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Speaker 4: caught posting identical videos, almost word for words, smearing Musk
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Speaker 4: and Trump. They're really angry, they're so mad, they're going
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Speaker 4: to nutsville because, oh, how dare Musk? How dare others
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Speaker 4: come into government and find their mess and expose it
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Speaker 4: to we the people. How dare they do this? You know,
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Speaker 4: that's how the left. The left reminds me of street bullies.
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Speaker 4: Street bullies walk around, they do what the hell they
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Speaker 4: want to do, and all of a sudden, someone stands
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Speaker 4: up to of them and beats the bully. Then there
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Speaker 4: are people that come out of the woodwork and says,
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Speaker 4: how dare you act this way? How dare you do this?
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Speaker 4: You've overreacted, you over responded. And that's what's going on now.
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Speaker 4: President Trumpet's standing up for his country, our country. Republicans
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Speaker 4: some of them are standing up for a financial well being,
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Speaker 4: and people are saying collectively, how dare you do this?
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Speaker 4: And there's a massive pushback from the left, both domestically
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Speaker 4: and internationally. The European Union has gone to nutsville. They've declored,
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Speaker 4: declared hatred towards the United States, and I'd rather for
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Speaker 4: them to be open with their hatred because they didn't
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Speaker 4: like us anyway. That's one of the reasons why that
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Speaker 4: wen Zelenski met with President Trump the other day in
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Speaker 4: the White House. He was so disrespectful because they, along
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Speaker 4: with American Democrats have been real drilling in his ear
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Speaker 4: for days on end. About you go in there and
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Speaker 4: you know Trump is nothing, YadA YadA, YadA. And so
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Speaker 4: he went in feeling his oats and thought he could
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Speaker 4: just walk over President Trump and jad Vans, and well
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Speaker 4: he got a smack back, and the world didn't like that. Well,
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Speaker 4: you know what, too bad, tough nookies expect a lot
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Speaker 4: more of that. And I support President Trump's tariffs. I'd
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Speaker 4: rather take momentary inconveniences economically than something worse because I'm
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Speaker 4: going to tell you something flat out. If there were
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Speaker 4: no tariffs, isis, if there was no stand up against
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Speaker 4: the status quo the way it's been going, America would
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Speaker 4: have eventually been drained of all of her wealth and
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Speaker 4: all of her jobs. Anyway. See, part of the hand
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Speaker 4: of the current setup is to turn America into a
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Speaker 4: third world enterprise. That's what's going on here. And President
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Speaker 4: Trump is in the way.
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Speaker 3: JD.
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Speaker 4: Evans, Vice President Vance and some others are saying no,
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Speaker 4: not going to happen. And if President Trump and others
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Speaker 4: hold fast and do not blink, we will win. Because
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Speaker 4: I'm going to tell you something, my friends, the world
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Speaker 4: needs us a lot more than we need the world.
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Speaker 4: The world is retarded. They have short memories. It wasn't
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Speaker 4: that many decades ago when the United States economy by
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Speaker 4: itself was much larger than the rest of the world's
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Speaker 4: economy put together. And we can reassume that position and
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Speaker 4: it's not. In fact, it would be it's less difficult
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Speaker 4: to reassume that position than what we would go through
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Speaker 4: if we didn't have a President Trump to say, you
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Speaker 4: know what, screw the status quo. We're going to tear
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Speaker 4: if our way out out of the situation. And what's
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Speaker 4: something else that President Trump needs to do is I
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Speaker 4: even suggested to him to his face, I said, look,
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Speaker 4: you need to make our corporate tax always the lowest
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Speaker 4: in the world, because one of the first complaints that
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Speaker 4: comes out of the mouths of business owners or cfo
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Speaker 4: CEOs is that our high corporate tax rate. So you
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Speaker 4: eliminate that problem. Then it's wonderful when Honda and all
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Speaker 4: these international companies want to, you know, move their plants
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Speaker 4: out of Mexico and all of that and build stuff here.
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Speaker 4: But what the President and others need to do is
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Speaker 4: make it much easier for new American companies to grow
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Speaker 4: and take hold and become massively important on the world
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Speaker 4: economic stage. It's not about just drawing in foreign investment,
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Speaker 4: which you know, on the surface it's very good, but
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Speaker 4: it's about we the people, We the American people. It's
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Speaker 4: about our economy for ourselves, and we need to reconfigure
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Speaker 4: places like Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, California, Texas, Florida,
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Speaker 4: the Carolinas, et cetera, as establishment headquarters for new American
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Speaker 4: steel producing plants, American producing watch factories, American producing clothing factories,
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Speaker 4: et cetera, et cetera, all the way down the line.
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Speaker 4: Make it easier for anyone in America to produce in
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Speaker 4: our own country than make it produce elsewhere, and make
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Speaker 4: it easier for foreign companies to produce here than it
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Speaker 4: is elsewhere. People wonder, why, oh, how can such an
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Speaker 4: oppressive regime like Dubai do better than America. Well, one thing,
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Speaker 4: they have no taxes they you know, other than a
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Speaker 4: sales tax if that's it. If that, But yet they
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Speaker 4: have a huge surplus. The lower the taxes, the more
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Speaker 10: Oh, thank you, Ron. It's so good to be back.
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Speaker 10: Great to hear your voice.
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Speaker 4: Thank you so much. Great to hear yours as well. Hey,
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Speaker 4: you know, we are in interesting times, and you know,
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Speaker 4: the American dollar has been under assault for many years,
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Speaker 4: and they've been trying to drain away our wealth on purpose.
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Speaker 4: They've been using wars and other bs ways of getting
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Speaker 4: rid of our wealth and trying to devalue the dollar,
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Speaker 4: waste away our assets through over taxation and regulation, make
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Speaker 4: it hard to run businesses in our country. You know,
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Speaker 4: we've been attacked on so many sides. But President Trump
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Speaker 4: has been fighting valiantly against that, as have others. It's
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Speaker 4: not just him. It's not a one man band here. Now,
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Speaker 4: this is where you step in. I'd like you to
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Speaker 4: give us some encouraging words. Knowing what's going on, how
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Speaker 4: we the people can maybe better manage these these these
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Speaker 4: times financially.
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Speaker 10: Wow, that's a big task right there. Well, I think
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Speaker 10: we're I think we're very fortunate to have mister Trump
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Speaker 10: in place, and I think the overhaul of the economy
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Speaker 10: and the things that he is doing in rapid fire
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Speaker 10: succession to keep the Democrats off kilter, if you will,
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Speaker 10: off base, is beginning to show itself. I mean, I
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Speaker 10: think we're going to have a turnaround in the economy.
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Speaker 10: It won't be easy, I don't think, and I do
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Speaker 10: think there'll be some rough passes here in the beginning,
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Speaker 10: but I do believe that it will get better, and
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Speaker 10: as we get more law and order into this country.
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Speaker 10: I think that for everyone's fake, I think their bank
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Speaker 10: accounts will look better. I think they'll have a little
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Speaker 10: more jingle in their pocket. I'm really with you in
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Speaker 10: terms of these tariffs. I think that the tariffs are
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Speaker 10: really going to help us out economically, and I would
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Speaker 10: hope that people would read up more on tariffs and
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Speaker 10: how they how they've been used, not just by our country,
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Speaker 10: but by other countries. We have countries that have been
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Speaker 10: charging us tariffs for many, many years, and we have
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Speaker 10: charged them nothing. And you know, we've really been taken
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Speaker 10: advantage of our tax dollars have been used and abused.
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Speaker 10: And I think that as people, if people will open
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Speaker 10: their minds just enough to say, okay, let's just say
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Speaker 10: all of this is true. Let's just say that our
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Speaker 10: economy could get better. That if we rein in the
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Speaker 10: waste and the abuse and the corruption that we'll have,
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Speaker 10: we will all have more money. If that's true. How's
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Speaker 10: that going to look in my life? And what can
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Speaker 10: I do about it? And you know, there's never there's
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Speaker 10: never a bad time to start putting money away for
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Speaker 10: our future, for our retirements, for what we want to
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Speaker 10: do today. Helping people get their college funds set up,
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Speaker 10: you know, get their kids ready for trade school, whatever
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Speaker 10: it is that we're planning on doing. We can start
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Speaker 10: that today. I you know, in good times and bad times,
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Speaker 10: ron it's always a good time to save. We've just
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Speaker 10: got to as a nation begin to begin thinking of
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Speaker 10: ourselves and our families. And I think that we're going
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Speaker 10: to all do better under this this leadership and this administration,
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Speaker 10: because they're not in it to try to make money
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Speaker 10: as some have in the past, who go in making
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Speaker 10: one hundred and seventy five thousand a year and come
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Speaker 10: out worth thirty two million. And you know, it just
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Speaker 10: doesn't that doesn't make any sense. But if we just
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Speaker 10: boil it down to if we just look at our
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Speaker 10: own families, let's just do that. We know how much
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Speaker 10: income we have coming into our home families making one
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Speaker 10: hundred thousand moms staying at home. Let's say, but if
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Speaker 10: you're bringing in one hundred thousand and you're spending one
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Speaker 10: hundred and fifty thousand. You have a deficit, and that's
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Speaker 10: exactly what we have in this country. And so I
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Speaker 10: think that we need to make sure that we're on
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Speaker 10: a budget, but we also need to applaud the fact
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Speaker 10: that we have the leadership now in this country that
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Speaker 10: says your tax dollars haven't been spent the way you
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Speaker 10: thought they were, and you've been paying mighty hesley for
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Speaker 10: the privilege of living in America. And so I think
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Speaker 10: we could see a lower maybe our taxes lowered. I
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Speaker 10: think we could see some of that money going into
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Speaker 10: Social Security, which would bump up social Security. I think
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Speaker 10: we could see it going into the VA system for veterans,
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Speaker 10: you know. All around. I think it's looking better.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it is, especially in the long run.
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Speaker 4: And now what about the Yeah, I really agree with
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Speaker 4: you on the social security comment, because the American people
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Speaker 4: have only been receiving as a whole five percent of
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Speaker 4: all the money is being brought into social Security. So
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Speaker 4: that means that all that other money has been wasted
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Speaker 4: away by the government and continues to be which means
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Speaker 4: there's not technically a shortage when it comes to Social Security.
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Speaker 4: It's just a big wasting effort. And that's, like I said,
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Speaker 4: on purpose, because it's about draining away our wealth and
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Speaker 4: making us poor and making us end up with nothing.
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Speaker 4: In his class, Schwab famously said, and make us happy,
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Speaker 4: and that's something that he kind of missed on that
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Speaker 4: because Americans don't want to be poor and unhappy. But anyway,
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Speaker 4: what about crypto? You know, the President has been talking
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Speaker 4: in recent days about cryptocurrencies and the like, and it
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Speaker 4: looks like we're going to be moving a lot more
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Speaker 4: into that. And there are some investments that are out there.
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Speaker 4: You can start as low as two hundred bucks and
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Speaker 4: a watcher watch them grow, and others that have already
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Speaker 4: been growing. And this is another avenue, especially by being
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Speaker 4: partaken of by many younger Americans and in increasing numbers
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Speaker 4: older Americans as well.
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Speaker 10: What say you, Oh boy, that's a loaded question because
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Speaker 10: crypto is very volatile, and you know, do you remember
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Speaker 10: when crypto came out, they were talking about how you
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Speaker 10: would never need a bank.
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Speaker 4: It wouldn't have the.
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Speaker 10: Government wouldn't be involved. Yes, and this would be something
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Speaker 10: that you know, people could have and they could, they
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Speaker 10: could trade it, they could you know, they could use
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Speaker 10: it to to pay for things in the in their life,
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Speaker 10: whatever it is, their daily life. And I think that
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Speaker 10: appealed to a lot of people because people thought, wow,
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Speaker 10: you know, like the government's not going to have their
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Speaker 10: hand in this, and et cetera, et cetera. Well look
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Speaker 10: at it now, I mean crypto now is you know,
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Speaker 10: the government does have their hand in it. The government
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Speaker 10: has their hand in the market. So that's a to me,
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Speaker 10: that's a con The pro of it, of course, is
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Speaker 10: that you can go in for a low amount, and
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Speaker 10: yes you can watch it, you can watch it grow.
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Speaker 10: But like anything else that is truly you know, in
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Speaker 10: the it's not even considered in the really variable column
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Speaker 10: of of of of looking at how you look at money,
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Speaker 10: like money grows three ways, right, and you can grow
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Speaker 10: it in the index or the variable or in the
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Speaker 10: fixed fixed accounts. It doesn't exactly fall into variable, but
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Speaker 10: it certainly acts like it. And it is just like
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Speaker 10: our four to one k. If the market takes a dive,
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Speaker 10: you know your bitcoin is going toke a dive. But
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Speaker 10: you know it is it has been proven, I mean,
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Speaker 10: it's proven itself that it does grow, and yes, you
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Speaker 10: can certainly use it for a lot of things and
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Speaker 10: I've I'm still hesitant, I guess is what And I
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Speaker 10: know it sounds that way because I am kind of hesitant.
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Speaker 10: I look at gold, it's relatively stable in terms of
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Speaker 10: price volatility, though you know, obviously it goes up and down.
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Speaker 10: But bitcoin is really known for its significant price fluctuations, which,
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Speaker 10: you know, like anything like that can offer great opportunities
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Speaker 10: for great returns, but it also comes with a lot
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Speaker 10: of risk. It does have a lot of convenience, I'll
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Speaker 10: say that because it could be sent, you know, in
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Speaker 10: a digital form. I mean, the whole thing is it's
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Speaker 10: not tangible, right, And so for people who don't know
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Speaker 10: what crypto is, there's different ones. There's bitcoin, there's ethereum, etherium.
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Speaker 10: It is suitable really now for financial transaction. Think of
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Speaker 10: like carry having bitcoin kind of out there in the
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Speaker 10: universe and you can tap into it from your phone
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Speaker 10: versus carrying around a sack of gold to pay for things.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 10: It also has gotten a lot of negative attention because
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Speaker 10: of the fact that it was being traded and was
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Speaker 10: being used on the dark web, But it still continues
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Speaker 10: to rise, you know. And and I heard here recently
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Speaker 10: someone said, well, did you know that that you know
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Speaker 10: bitcoin was used for criminal enterprise, Well, so is cash.
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Speaker 10: So's cash, and so you know, there's a myth out
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Speaker 10: there that bitcoin doesn't have real value, but it does.
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Speaker 10: It's coded for value.
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Speaker 4: Sally, We're going to have to hold it right there, folks.
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Speaker 4: Our guest today is Sally King, financial services entrepreneur at
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Speaker 4: How Money Works. Welcome back, Sally. And you know we were
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Speaker 4: talking a bit about the bitcoins and things of that nature,
28:05
Speaker 4: and it's true they're very volatile. Let's stay let's say
28:08
Speaker 4: they all began very cheap, and they went up into
28:11
Speaker 4: the mini thousands. And let's say if you start out
28:15
Speaker 4: with a two hundred dollars investment, it goes up to
28:18
Speaker 4: forty thousand, right, and let's say it drops down to
28:23
Speaker 4: twenty thousand, that's still far above your initial investment. And
28:28
Speaker 4: I think in most cases it's still a net gain.
28:33
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Speaker 10: Oh, that's excuse me. That's very true. And one of
28:39
Speaker 10: the things that came about, you know, when they first started,
28:42
Speaker 10: and like you said, people came in with a very
28:44
Speaker 10: low amount, then the bitcoin began to gain traction and
28:49
Speaker 10: they had went to a higher value. You know, one
28:53
Speaker 10: of the popular strategies with crypto is to do something
28:58
Speaker 10: called dollar cost averaging, in which they people are invested
29:02
Speaker 10: the fixed amount every week or two or months, no
29:06
Speaker 10: matter what the market is doing. And then because of that,
29:09
Speaker 10: what's happened is we're getting more and more just mainstream
29:14
Speaker 10: and there's been a rise of institutional participants in this
29:18
Speaker 10: that's beginning to kind of it's not flattening, it's not
29:25
Speaker 10: flattening the volatility, but it's reducing the volatility of crypto.
29:30
Speaker 10: And I think now that this administration is starting to
29:33
Speaker 10: come on board and say, hey, we want to look
29:35
Speaker 10: at this a little bit more. We think this might
29:38
Speaker 10: be the way of the future. I think that's really
29:42
Speaker 10: helping in the development of this. I think it's significant
29:45
Speaker 10: that they're taking a look at it now.
29:47
Speaker 4: And I think this is the time for a new
29:49
Speaker 4: wave of investments because there's new opportunities in this vein
29:54
Speaker 4: as low as two hundred dollars, and I think it's
29:57
Speaker 4: a time for people to get in now. Just my opinion.
30:00
Speaker 4: I'm not a financial expert by any means, but just
30:04
Speaker 4: my humble opinion that it's now a time to look
30:07
Speaker 4: into these things because I believe these also shall gain
30:12
Speaker 4: in value and in time people will be very happy.
30:17
Speaker 4: I believe. And like I said, I don't know because
30:19
Speaker 4: I'm not an expert like you are. But what about
30:23
Speaker 4: this is one of the ones that has been mentioned
30:25
Speaker 4: by President Trump XRP. He mentioned this the other day.
30:30
Speaker 4: What say you or do you know about this?
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Speaker 10: I am not as familiar with XRP as I am
30:37
Speaker 10: with some of the others. I mean, I'm this also
30:41
Speaker 10: is something that this is also something that I don't
30:47
Speaker 10: personally work with with my clients. Most of my clients
30:53
Speaker 10: are doing this on their own, and so it's not
30:56
Speaker 10: something that I'm personally doing on a day to day basis.
31:00
Speaker 10: Thing that I certainly, you know, I understand it, but
31:03
Speaker 10: it's not something that a lot of my client my
31:06
Speaker 10: clients aren't coming to me saying, hey, SI, let's do bitcoin.
31:09
Speaker 10: But on the other hand, what I do with my
31:12
Speaker 10: clients is to let them know that they need a
31:14
Speaker 10: very diversified portfolio. You know, things start as as kind
31:21
Speaker 10: of like a new a fad, I want to say.
31:24
Speaker 10: Bitcoin was kind of like a fad with younger people
31:27
Speaker 10: who really got into it. Who are you know, they're
31:29
Speaker 10: on the keyboard there, you know, in front of a
31:31
Speaker 10: screen all the time anyway, and it was kind of
31:34
Speaker 10: their thing. Then it became more a little more of
31:36
Speaker 10: a trend, you know, a little more of the you know,
31:39
Speaker 10: just your average guys said hey, I'm going to try
31:41
Speaker 10: this bitcoin thing. And then pretty soon that you know,
31:44
Speaker 10: more institutions got involved in it, but not too heavily.
31:48
Speaker 10: And I think now I think people are more and
31:50
Speaker 10: more accepting of it because it's been in front of them.
31:54
Speaker 10: But by and large, all of my clients, we'll say
31:58
Speaker 10: the best thing. I have some gold, I have some silver,
32:05
Speaker 10: I have some bitcoin, I have some annuities, I have
32:09
Speaker 10: this I have They will name the things that they
32:11
Speaker 10: have with and to me, that's a better because when
32:15
Speaker 10: some things are going up, other things are going down, right, Yeah,
32:19
Speaker 10: And it just gives you, it gives you an opportunity
32:22
Speaker 10: to have a balance in life. I mean, I'm not
32:24
Speaker 10: here to recommend any particular thing, but i will say
32:28
Speaker 10: what I will recommend is always have a balance. SRP
32:33
Speaker 10: is something that's supposed to it's supposed to lower this
32:36
Speaker 10: I guess they call it like a friction in the
32:39
Speaker 10: in the transaction of of of bitcoin, and they're saying
32:45
Speaker 10: that XRP is going to be the next bitcoin, or
32:47
Speaker 10: that XRP could replace it. I don't know. That's something
32:52
Speaker 10: I remember reading in Motley Fool. Do you ever read
32:55
Speaker 10: that run?
32:59
Speaker 4: Yes, oh, man, if you ever get.
33:02
Speaker 10: It, if you ever get a chance, take a look
33:03
Speaker 10: at the Motley Fool. I would recommend that for anybody
33:06
Speaker 10: in your listening area. It's a great publication just to
33:11
Speaker 10: begin to understand how things work.
33:14
Speaker 4: I've heard, Yeah, I've heard of it a lot. I've
33:19
Speaker 4: heard of it, but I didn't read it. But I've
33:22
Speaker 4: heard of it, but I never got a chance to
33:26
Speaker 4: read it fully. But yeah, I've heard of it. Absolutely.
33:32
Speaker 10: You can go online and read read excerpts of Motley
33:35
Speaker 10: Fool or the latest things that they're publishing about different
33:40
Speaker 10: you know, whether it's gold or bitcoin or whatever it
33:42
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33:44
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33:46
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33:51
Speaker 10: factual based and doesn't have a lot of bias to it,
33:55
Speaker 10: which is helpful.
33:57
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like to get your take on silver also.
34:00
Speaker 4: I know, you know, most they mostly talk about gold,
34:03
Speaker 4: but when you look at silver, it is so needed
34:07
Speaker 4: in our electronic devices and things that nature. And I
34:10
Speaker 4: know the demand for silver is going to be multiplying
34:14
Speaker 4: over the coming years, which I think, in just my
34:18
Speaker 4: humble opinion, that the worthiness or the price of silver
34:22
Speaker 4: is going to go up dramatically as well. Or or
34:26
Speaker 4: is that a dream as well.
34:30
Speaker 10: I don't think it's a dream. But you know, yesterday,
34:35
Speaker 10: I don't know it was this morning, you know, silver
34:39
Speaker 10: was up around thirty one dollars per ounce, And you know,
34:46
Speaker 10: silver is another thing that you can have. It doesn't
34:49
Speaker 10: cost as much as buying into the gold market obviously,
34:53
Speaker 10: but it's something that people do buy into and it
34:58
Speaker 10: allows people to get in on that and begin to
35:02
Speaker 10: have something to hedge. All of these things are to
35:05
Speaker 10: hedge the market.
35:06
Speaker 2: Right.
35:09
Speaker 10: I heard someone say not too long ago in our company,
35:12
Speaker 10: they said, you know, if things get bad enough, you know,
35:15
Speaker 10: I have enough silver that if I had to go
35:18
Speaker 10: down buy my groceries, I'd have silver to pay for
35:20
Speaker 10: my groceries. That kind of thing. I mean, it's you know,
35:23
Speaker 10: it's reality. It's something that you have that people have
35:27
Speaker 10: there to say, Okay, well I've got a little hedge.
35:29
Speaker 10: You know, I've got a little hedge of this, but
35:31
Speaker 10: I you know, never, you know, never forget that. They're
35:35
Speaker 10: the crash of nineteen twenty nine, the companies that didn't
35:38
Speaker 10: crash for the insurance companies, and those companies kept paying
35:43
Speaker 10: out to people. So we've got hedges in different areas
35:48
Speaker 10: of our life. It's just how people want.
35:50
Speaker 7: To use it.
35:52
Speaker 4: Well, how can folks get a hold of you if
35:54
Speaker 4: they wanted to learn from you and get your book,
35:58
Speaker 4: your advice.
36:00
Speaker 10: They can always reach me on my email and that
36:05
Speaker 10: is Sally dot King at welthwave dot com.
36:11
Speaker 4: All right, Sally, I want to thank you so much
36:13
Speaker 4: for joining us, and as always, it's a treat. We
36:17
Speaker 4: love your wisdom and much success to you.
36:23
Speaker 10: I really appreciate being on your show today and I
36:25
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36:27
Speaker 4: Absolutely take care well, folks. My advice from Sally King
36:32
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36:35
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36:40
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36:45
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36:53
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36:59
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Speaker 4: members as part of the two day coordinated action in
37:06
Speaker 4: the DC suburbs, and the details of the rage were
37:10
Speaker 4: leaked by Vanity Fair congressional reporter Pablo Monriegas, who also
37:17
Speaker 4: advised targets on how to evade capture. Now, my humble opinion,
37:23
Speaker 4: they should go and arrest that individual. Pablo should be behind.
37:28
Speaker 4: In fact, I would deport him. I would report that reporter,
37:34
Speaker 4: even if we were born in America or not, he
37:37
Speaker 4: would go out of here along with the illegals. He
37:40
Speaker 4: doesn't deserve to be here. If you are supposed to
37:44
Speaker 4: be a United States sovereign, and you're running around squealing
37:50
Speaker 4: so that illegals, especially gang members, can evade capture. And
37:57
Speaker 4: it's not like they're going to be mistreated like they
37:59
Speaker 4: would be if they were in another country that locks
38:01
Speaker 4: people up for coming into their nation and abuses them
38:06
Speaker 4: for coming into their country illegally. You know, I would
38:12
Speaker 4: just throw them out. I would just throw them out
38:15
Speaker 4: and he would not be allowed to come back, and
38:17
Speaker 4: I would warn him, Pablo, if you come back, we
38:20
Speaker 4: will arrest you and throw you on Alcatraz and you'll
38:24
Speaker 4: never come out again. You'll never see your family at all.
38:27
Speaker 4: If you really want to see your family, we will
38:29
Speaker 4: send you your family. We really have to start getting
38:34
Speaker 4: tough with these individuals, these traitorous individuals. And see that
38:38
Speaker 4: costs extra money because then you have some escapees. You
38:43
Speaker 4: got to spend more effort to go after them when
38:47
Speaker 4: you should have captured all of them at that particular
38:50
Speaker 4: situation so you could move on to the next. And
38:56
Speaker 4: it's awful that people born in this country read a
39:01
Speaker 4: more attuned with those who want to abuse this country.
39:06
Speaker 4: They don't care if illegals have been raping, murdering, robbing
39:10
Speaker 4: American sovereigns and their businesses and their homes, et cetera,
39:15
Speaker 4: and their cars whatever, beating up old ladies. And we've
39:23
Speaker 4: got to start coming down very hard on people like
39:28
Speaker 4: this individual who's giving information to those who are supposed
39:33
Speaker 4: to be captured legally and thrown out of the country.
39:38
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39:42
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39:46
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39:51
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39:55
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39:58
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40:03
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40:07
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40:12
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40:17
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40:21
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40:24
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40:27
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40:32
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40:34
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46:21
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46:24
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46:28
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46:32
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46:36
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46:40
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46:43
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46:47
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46:51
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46:55
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46:58
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47:01
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47:03
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47:06
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47:10
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47:16
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47:17
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47:21
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47:26
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47:28
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47:31
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47:33
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47:37
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47:39
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47:44
Speaker 4: and you have people that have their own businesses and
47:46
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47:50
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47:54
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47:57
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47:59
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48:04
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48:09
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48:12
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48:14
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48:19
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48:24
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48:29
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48:34
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48:38
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48:44
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48:49
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48:54
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48:56
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48:58
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49:02
Speaker 4: I've kind of disturbed my wife sometimes and I'll start
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Speaker 4: grumbling about the you know, the individual in the movie
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Speaker 4: and it might be a great movie, and she'll go,
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Speaker 4: don't you have a ball game to go watch so
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Speaker 4: that I can so she can enjoy the movie. Breaking
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Speaker 4: news again, the Supreme Court will block Mexico from suing
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Speaker 4: American gun makers over cartel violence. Yep, that's true. I
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Speaker 4: saw that this morning, and yeah, General MC news reporting that,
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Speaker 4: and that's good, good, good, good, good good. The Supreme Court.
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Speaker 4: When I first saw that story, I kind of figured
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Speaker 4: they were going to go in that direction. And I
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Speaker 4: think it was almost a unanimous vote, I believe if
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Speaker 4: I saw it correctly. But I know it was a
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Speaker 4: vast majority of them, at least seven of them. I think, good,
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Speaker 4: good news. There, common sense chipping away at stupidity. A
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Speaker 4: twenty one year old trans trannye runner wins a race
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Speaker 4: after teenage girls drop out. I mean, these people are
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Speaker 4: just determined. Camden Shriner, twenty one years old, who uses
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Speaker 4: the name Sadie, came in first place in a women's
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Speaker 4: four hundred meter dash open in the USA Track and
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Speaker 4: Field Open Masters Championship with a time of fifty six
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Speaker 4: forty seven. According to The Blaze, Shriner won the race
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Speaker 4: after his opponents Anna Villadova and Amarius Hyatt did not compete.
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Speaker 4: Now he's now get this. Sadi twenty one years old,
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Speaker 4: was to be competing against sixteen year old and seventeen
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Speaker 4: teen year old girls. Now you know he's weak or
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Speaker 4: it since he doesn't want to be called a man,
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Speaker 4: he's going by Sadie. So I'll just say it, okay.
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Speaker 4: I mean I just couldn't as a man. I couldn't
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Speaker 4: walk around with my head. My head would just fall
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Speaker 4: down into my to my thighs and Shane, if I'm
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Speaker 4: twenty one years old and I have to compete against
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Speaker 4: teenage girls in order to fit to feel victorious, oh
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Speaker 4: my gosh, what a tangled web did theft the left
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Speaker 4: weaves for itself? Because all this stuff is going to
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Speaker 4: come back and bite them in the backside. It's going
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Speaker 4: to chew their backsides off because we're going to continue
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Speaker 4: to stand up against this crap and we're going to
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Speaker 4: win out Defend. Secretary Pete Hecseth ordered Striker Brigade Aviation
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Speaker 4: Battalion to our southern border to in addition to the
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Speaker 4: other military person o that are already down there. Is
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Speaker 4: directed by President Trump, mister hec Seth has or the
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Speaker 4: deployment of Striker Brigade combat Teams to general support Aviation
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Speaker 4: battalions to reinforce and expand current border security operations to
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Speaker 4: seal the border and protect the territorial integrity of the
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Speaker 4: United States. These forces will arrive in the coming weeks,
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Speaker 4: and their deployment underscores the departments and wavering dedication to
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Speaker 4: working alongside the Department of Homeland Security to secure our
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Speaker 4: southern border and maintain our national sovereignty. And that is
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Speaker 4: most important, because if we don't have sovereignty, we do
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Speaker 4: not have a nation. We're done, done, done done. We
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Speaker 4: got to have that sovereignty. Oh yeah, yeah, I clapped,
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Speaker 4: almost blew my producer's years off there. Sorry about that dog. Anyway,
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Speaker 4: my friends, now that I see that, my time is up,
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Speaker 4: thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 7: That's all folks, exit stage right.
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Speaker 4: And as I always say at this time, remember too,
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Speaker 4: don't forget it. Don't forget to pray for your nation,
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Speaker 4: pray for your family, pray for your friends, pray for
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Speaker 4: your enemies. But they get it right before it's much
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Speaker 4: too late. And don't you dare forget You treat others
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Speaker 4: the same way you want to be treated. That's the
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Speaker 4: right way to do it. I'm not edwards by now.
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Speaker 12: You have to change rder change should make the new
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Speaker 12: connection to everyone.
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Speaker 4: Blesslie the way the way to life today.
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Speaker 6: Everyone love
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Speaker 4: Because I don't know