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The Terrifying Reality: $100 Silver Looms Ahead! · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD: Surviving Global Economic Shifts | RONS BASEMENT

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  Because the major countries that are moving away from the United
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  States through the BRIC movement, Ron, they keep
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  acquiring gold. They're not acquiring it for a
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  trade. They're not speculating in it.
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  They're acquiring it as an asset for a key reason still to come.
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  And so how we get the 2500 and then 3000, yes, it could be
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  because a lot of people are suffering, but it's also going
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  to be because it's going to be for what gold has always been
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  for a couple 1000 years, an alternative to paper money.
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  $3000 gold $100 silver Will we ever see these prices during our
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  lifetime and will they be but a symptom of major underlying
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  issues? Today we have a special guest,
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  Mr. Peter Grandich. He's been working on Wall
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  Street, working, analyzing the economy, the gold and silver
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  market for decades. He's appeared on CNBC, Good
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  Morning America. And today we are fortunate to
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  have him here in Ron's basement. Peter, welcome.
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  Welcome. And I can stop by telling you
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  I'm coming to get that Bears blindfold.
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  For those of you who don't know, Peter's referring to the the
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  blindfolded bear. The blindfold comes off when we
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  get $2500 gold. So what about $3000 gold?
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  Peter, do you think that's in the cards during our lifetimes?
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  So there are a lot of things going on Ron.
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  I, as you noted, I I'm about to celebrate in March, 40 years in
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  and around the financial arena and almost nothing is the same
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  for what it was when I first entered the markets.
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  How they operate, people's thinking, the situations we're
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  in. We're in a near perfect storm of
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  economic, social and political upheaval all coming together
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  both here and abroad to set us up for I think, and I don't sell
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  anything or in my financial planning group, most people
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  don't want to hear what I'm about to tell you And it turns
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  them away, not on, but we're going to within three to five
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  years tops. It could happen sooner, but more
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  likely within three to five years that we'll be in such a
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  dire position that the Great Depression, may it be like a
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  walk in a park compared to what people going through.
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  And the reason I say that is, at least in the Great Depression,
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  we had a couple things going for us that we don't have now.
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  We were much better morally fit nation willing to help each
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  other. That is not the case anymore.
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  The division in America has never been greater, probably
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  closer to what it might have been when we had just before our
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  Civil War and we weren't yet a fully industrialized nation and
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  a lot of people were still in the country and it was farming.
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  You're able to grow your own food and all.
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  We don't have that ability. So many more people are
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  dependent on others to give them just necessities, food and
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  clothing and water and etcetera. So when you ask will we be at
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  $3000 gold or 2500 which we have to go through.
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  First you have to ask yourself how bad things will be and what
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  will drive that price. If it's gonna, is it because
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  there's so much blood in the streets that the the people that
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  still have money don't trust money anymore and therefore they
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  want to have a hard asset? Well that's part of the argument
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  of the the crypto nuts, the the Bitcon.
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  I'm sorry, it's Bitcoin. I call it Bitcon.
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  But they created this can't miss best thing that ever better than
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  fire or the wheel or anything that was ever created in
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  mankind. And you're going to need to have
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  that. Well, you know, if that's true,
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  if things are going to be that bad, I'd rather be counting on
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  something I have in my hand that's on versus in some data
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  place on a computer that claims I have riches and so forth and
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  so on. So it's how we get to 3000 and
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  what caused it to get there. I personally think it'll be a
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  combination, Ron. I think it'll be a combination
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  of what's happening and the fact that systems are changing,
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  including the world monetary systems, what the central banks
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  are dominating and want to look for, you know, digital
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  currencies, It's going to be a way of life.
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  People don't like to hear that. But listen, when the BIS, which
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  is the central bank's central banker, basically says it's
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  coming without question, as far as they're concerned, it's a
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  matter of time. There's no turning back on that.
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  And part of the concerns people will have is I need to own
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  something that's outside of that.
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  Now of course, that's part of the Bitcoin argument, but I
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  think it will also be gold and gold in a more dominant way
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  because the major countries that are moving away from the United
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  States through the brick movement, Ron, they keep
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  acquiring gold. They're not acquiring it for a
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  trade, they're not speculating in it.
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  They're acquiring it as an asset for a key reason still to come.
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  And so how we get to 2500 and then 3000, Yes, it could be
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  because a lot of people are suffering, but it's also going
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  to be because it's going to be for what gold has always been
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  for a couple thousand years, an alternative to paper money real
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  quick. A study just came out and showed
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  that over the last 100 years, gold outperformed every
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  currency, including the US dollar.
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  And it's interesting you you bring that up because I heard it
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  said recently that, you know, over the last 50 years the
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  United States has enjoyed this position of power hegemony.
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  You know, we ruled the world and that the next hegemonic power of
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  the world could maybe be gold. And that's what we're seeing and
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  maybe it always really has been, but that it reemerges as this,
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  as this conduit that is is used amongst the nations of the world
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  to conduct trade. And this person even went on to
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  say, which I thought was interesting, is that if you look
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  back at history, periods of time when gold and silver were
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  predominantly used as money, that the world's a much more
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  peaceful place. That that really this Fiat
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  system that we're under now facilitates government's
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  abilities to print endless amounts of money and and go on
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  endless wars and things like that.
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  will too. And be sure to tell him that
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  you're from Ron's basement. So the Don't worry, Be Happy
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  crowd, which makes up most of the financial service industry.
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  Clearly most of the financial networks and the financial media
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  that's tied to the hips. They scoff and laugh still at
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  the BRIC nations and the movement.
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  And I believe that when the bricks are all said and done,
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  and it's probably three to five years in that same time frame
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  that I have about America's terrible downturn, they're going
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  to rival what they're doing with the world economy.
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  And trade will rival what the Industrial revolution did for
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  World Trade. Listen, these countries are not
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  forming to be better partners with us.
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  They're forming to have nothing to do with us and they had
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  something to do with us before and no one wants to talk in
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  this. Don't worry, be happy crowd is
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  even if you don't think they're going to be half as big as some
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  of us like I think are going to be, that's trade that used to
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  happen. That isn't going to happen
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  anymore. They're not dealing with us.
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  They're already dealing among themselves.
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  They're already dealing in local currencies and not using the
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  dollar. We've already seen a significant
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  oil producer out of the Middle East say it's no longer going to
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  take dollars for oil sales at all.
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  And yet Wall Street parties like it's 1929, which it really is
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  because we all know what happened come 1930.
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  And so I think there are so many reasons to prepare for the worst
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  and hope for the best. Now I don't want these things to
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  happen. I'm not sitting here because
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  either I sell survival food or guns or Ammo's or happens in the
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  woods. I don't even have any
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  relationship with any gold bullion salesperson or anything
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  of that nature and all, but I but I believe it's it's a course
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  that we're heading down and one of the few things that will
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  likely hold its value, if not increase, will be gold.
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  Yeah, yeah. In these BRICS countries.
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  And I think it's important to recognize now there are 10 of
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  them. I'm going to get your opinion on
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  this if if they are indeed which every indication is that they
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  are putting a higher level of value and priority on things
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  like real assets, commodities and and of course gold and
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  silver. Could you see a point where
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  there, I mean, you know they are the dominant economic force in
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  the world because China, India, Saudi Arabia.
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  I mean when you go through the list of 10 countries and the
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  thirty additional countries that want to join up with them, they
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  become quite a powerful alliance.
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  And if they are trading amongst themselves, and they are maybe
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  not explicitly yet talking about backing a currency with gold,
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  could the United States find itself in a position where, you
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  know, they're over here and they're, they're working with
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  each other and they are basing that upon and let's say gold,
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  OK. And then we're over here and and
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  we want to trade with them and we're saying, well, we have
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  paper money. We have paper money.
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  I mean, could we be in a position where almost by by
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  default, for lack of a better term, be forced to to revalue
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  gold and U.S. dollars? Does that does that make sense?
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  Well, America is going to be outside looking in, yeah, the
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  unification of these countries. And when you think about the
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  natural resources, they control, the number of people that it
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  involves it, the two to three biggest nuclear holders of
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  weapons will be part of that group.
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  It will not only rival the US economy, it will overtake it and
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  then some at a time when the United States is going through
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  this upheaval that I envision. And So what we will then do at
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  that point in time, our debt is completely out of control.
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  The ability to pay the interest by according to this
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  correctional Budget Office could be in major jeopardy.
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  We have a retirement crisis with 65% of Americans are working
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  paycheck to paycheck. We have an immigration invasion
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  when many are good people, and I'm not saying they're all
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  terrorists or anything like that and all, but it's now estimated
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  that there's well over 20 million illegal aliens and it's
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  it's continuing. They've come with their shirts
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  on their back, even if they're all good people and they're all
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  just wanted to leave in a press place, and I understand it and
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  they can have a better life here.
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  The problem is what do they bring?
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  They bring liabilities, not assets.
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  So you have that issue, you have the brick issue that I just
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  spoke of and then the thing that you would hope that could work
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  through those other four issues doesn't exist because we have
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  political paralysis. We have two parties that cannot
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  absolutely, you know, anybody involved in national politics
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  will tell you there is no bipartisanship or a desire for
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  any bipartisanship in any way, shape or form between the two
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  parties. But then within the parties, we
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  have parties that disagree dramatically with each other.
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  We even have now this of the two people that remain running for
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  the Republican nomination, Trump and and Nikki Haley, she
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  apparently kind of sold her soul to the Democrats in order to
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  keep competing. And you know she's alienated and
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  then she has some followers when they were both party that are
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  analiated against this group. So the political paralysis that
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  exists at a time when we're going to need it more than ever
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  to fix problems this country has never seen.
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  So it it's it's extremely hard. And quite frankly, Ron, it's
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  impossible for me to come up with a positive scenario other
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  than I have to put on my faith hat, get rid of my secular which
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  I try to separate in my business and say that no matter what all
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  happens, I have to have the peace and and and and
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  tranquility. That what I believe in my life
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  and what this life is mere a quick flip of a finger compared
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  to where I'm going to end up in one place or another.
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  And when I say, hell, I'm not talking about owning junior
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  resource stocks, Don't get confused.
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  Although although they can seem in recent years to be the same
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  thing, right? Yeah, for me.
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  Yeah, me, me too. We're, we're, we're we're in
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  that one together it feels like there's AI love the word
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  confluence. You know, when I'm analyzing
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  stocks, when I'm analyzing world events, you know, when you have
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  a confluence of events, you know things coming together that that
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  create a more powerful force. And we don't want to be
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  doomsayers or you know, like you said, we're not selling, you
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  know, food kits or or or bomb shelters or anything like that.
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  But we do want to be people that are assessing risk and and the
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  risk seems to me higher than any time since I've been alive.
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  Is that is that your your assessment of things as well?
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  Ron A small percentage of people, and in fact it's been
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  noticed some of the extremely wealthy people got extremely
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  rich from before the pandemic to now.
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  By and large, most Americans, the largest percent, 80, maybe
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  even 85% have gone sideways to down.
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  We see it. We we know that almost 2/3 of
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  working paycheck to paycheck without any ability to save for
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  retirement, those beautiful ads at the financial firms run it
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  all and you live happily ever after.
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  But then we also see now the difficulty of people even to
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  sustain day-to-day life having to use credit cards at an
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  exorbitantly high 20 or 30% rate.
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  Just the charge for gas, for food, rent is gotten so out of
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  hand, so you can't keep having this diversion of too many
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  people falling down and just a handful of falling up to where
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  all the people fall down and go look up at the ones that are up,
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  way up over there and go home. We got to go get some of that.
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  And so part of this, and again, I don't root for this, but there
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  is a separation of class, there is a battle of classes and
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  there's also going to be a battle of ages.
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  You know, one of the issues that that's real apparent in in the
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  side of the work that I do, and it's very important because we
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  have so many boomers now reaching retirement age and will
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  continue for the next few years, is all polls.
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  I haven't found one yet that differs polling people 65 and
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  over. Their biggest fear now is no
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  longer dying. It's running out of money while
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  they're alive. Yeah.
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  And that's a terrible feeling. I've met some of those people.
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  I hear from them. I go on this national radio
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  show. It's a Catholic network.
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  And I'm always willing to hear from people, even though they
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  clearly don't have assets and all that, you know could we can
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  manage with and all. And I can't tell you how many of
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  them are so overly concerned that they're just not going to
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  be able to continue living in the manner that they grown
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  accustomed to or anything close or fearful that if they get sick
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  or I'll they can't afford $10,000 a month to live in an
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  assisted living or a nursing home or something of that nature
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  and all. And these are all so many issues
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  that we can go through and all And but now those people are
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  going to say, listen, I need my Medicare and yet the cost of
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  Medicare is going to go up. And then you have a 30 year old,
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  a 35 year old guy that's working.
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  He sees he's being taxed out of his thing and going wait a
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  minute, you're paying for 85 year olds to have lung
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  transplants and I can't even now pay for my own gas because you
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  keep raising my Medicare out of my taxes.
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  So we're going to have a battle of the ages, fiscally and
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  otherwise, as well as other demographic ideas and throw in
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  all the immigration stuff and everything else it it there's
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  just no happy ending that I can come up with.
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  And and you, when you said earlier that's the difference,
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  back in the 80s and 90s, there was still reason to have
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  legitimate hope that the troubles that were brewing would
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  not lead to such a dire situation.
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  But we're here now. It just reminds me of an old
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  movie. A lot of people won't know it.
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  You'd have to be an old man like me.
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  But it was a great movie. Henry Fonda was the president
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  was called fail safe and this and it was during the heat of
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  the Cold War and somehow these planes that always flew with the
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  nuclear weapons gets triggered that there was actually a a war.
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  And as it's going towards Russia, they're trying to
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  convince them that that's not real.
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  And then it gets to the point where you can't turn around,
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  it's too late. That's where the United States
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  is now socially, politically and economically.
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  We just can't turn around and go back.
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  It sounds great and I understand when the people that say and
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  make America great again and all that kind of stuff.
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  But there's so many land mines and and detours and people of a
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  different ill and thinking that that going back to that era of
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  the 60s or 70s or whatever people say that's when it was
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  great. It it, it's just not ability.
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  Not to say that an election of Trump or somebody like that can
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  lessen the blow or slow it down. But there's no turn around.
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  I think part of the reason for that is a lack of
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  accountability. It feels like, it feels like to
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  me, especially over the last let's say 10/15/20 years that
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  there's almost been a like a plundering of the country that
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  like the political elite and the and the ultra wealthy, which I
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  almost say they're one in the same.
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  But I think it's safe to say that the, you know, the, the
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  wealthy kind of control a lot of the political decisions made
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  that everybody's just kind of plundered to some degree the the
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  country. I mean whether you talk about
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  the the like health care and I saw a statistic the other day
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  about like average health care cost per American and it's like
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  tripled over the last 20 years. I mean, it doesn't.
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  It doesn't make sense. Well, Ron, you know it it gets
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  more into some things that maybe at another date we can get more
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  into, but it's a it's part of a moral decay that's occurred.
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  Relativism and woke ISM has has come into vogue because a belief
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  of an ultimate superior way has disintegrated.
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  Disintegrated compared to what the founding fathers built on
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  and how the first, say, 200 or so years America ran, it ran on
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  a spiritually LED principle that most people in, if they were
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  different fates, came together because there was a unification
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  in between there. But as we moved away from that
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  and, you know, relativism is basically saying, hey, you want
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  to believe that that's fine. You don't have to believe that
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  that's fine. And then of course, we all know
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  what woke ISM is. We see it now.
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  And of course, we've seen the moral decay in schools where
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  we're telling children that they can decide to change their own
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  makeup and what they are, and all that kind of these things
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  would be our grandparents. That my or great grandparents
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  who passed away 30 or 40 years ago could never begin to imagine
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  that this would be everyday life, which we're now.
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  And it's not just here in the United States and to some extent
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  people starting to rise up, but how they'll be able to rise up
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  and what goodwill come out of that rise up is still a question
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  to be answered. Yeah, it's unbelievable.
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  I have twin daughters who are in middle school and when I hear
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  things that go on in the public middle school these days, it's a
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  bit alarming and and you know just the the the the confusion
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  that people feel You touched on this earlier, right, that we're
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  we're being told and I hear it now it seems like it's the
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  message is coming through more and more frequently maybe
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  because of the election but but just for instance that the
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  economy is great. That everything's fine.
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  You know that inflation's under control.
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  The jobs market is great. That that that Americans.
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  I sense when I talk to my neighbors, when I talk to
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  everyday people that people feel something's not just right.
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  Something they feel, you know, not to say a little crazy, but a
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  little crazy because we're being told look how great everything
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  is. But as we try to live our lives
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  on a day-to-day basis, from a financial perspective, from a
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  moral perspective like you touched on, things are becoming
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  more and more difficult. So when past terrible places,
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  communism, Hitler, all of that, when propaganda was used to
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  convince the people of something that really didn't exist, those
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  people had no other way of knowing the difference.
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  Now those people that expressing to you some concerns and all,
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  they turn on a particular network and they hear, wow,
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  things are great and all, yet they tune into Internet where
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  more independent minds are not put up in that and they hear
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  that and they go, yeah, I agree, but why are those?
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  You know, and of course there are, there is an element of
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  society that just goes with whatever the mainstream is
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  saying and there's a party that takes advantage of that.
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  You know, the Democrats have taken advantage of that.
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  Not deep thinking you know and and recognizing you know that
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  the media listen this whole illegal immigration thing in my
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  mind is statistics have shown that immigrants that come in
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  illegally from the past you know long before we came in acute
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  problem almost 90% of them end up when they end up becoming
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  voters they vote Democrat. So here's the bottom line that
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  people need to accept. Now some will disagree, but I'm
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  telling you it is this is a movement and why the Democrats
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  have open bordered don't care is this is a way of getting power
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  perpetually for years to come. That's the reason.
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  Unfortunately for them they haven't taken into account that
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  now this has become such an acute problem that Americans
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  everyday life is impacting. It was one thing Ron, a few
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  years ago we would see these things happening in Texas or
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  Arizona, but most of the states were going on.
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  It's basically an issue down there, those poor people on near
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  the border but wasn't impacting us.
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  The first thing that started is when they start to ship them
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  around the country, OK then we. But now that it's gone into so
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  many areas and people be impacting, schools are being
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  used, airports are being used, people who are going to have
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  homeless and vets who are going to have buildings in Maine had
• 24:50
  them taken away so illegal aliens can be placed there,
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  won't pay rent for two years. I mean, these are the type of
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  things now that it's it's it's being hit in America and what we
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  will do about it and can we stop the bleeding or slow the
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  bleeding. It is still the question at
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  hand. But make no mistake about it.
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  This has been purposely accepted behind closed doors by a certain
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  group of thinkers in the Democratic Party that this is a
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  way for us to eventually have power that will never be
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  overtaken because most of the voting will be for us.
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  Yeah. And I was going to say when we
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  talk about these issues going on and like you know, major actions
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  that our, our, our country and our leaders need to come
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  together to to to help rectify the environment right now is not
• 25:39
  one in which our political leaders are working together in
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  any way shape. Or work together, Ron.
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  That's the Democrats don't want to sit down with a group now
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  Republicans and go, yeah, you know, you're right, we really
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  need to stop this illegal immigration.
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  Not if I'm correct about what their plan is.
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  Why do they want their plan to be intact?
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  We're already seeing how it's moved in certain ways and so
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  forth and so on. So that's why I said the
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  political paralysis is here. And that's where you were
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  expecting. How are you going to solve these
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  issues that we have when two parties can't even be in the
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  same room together with each other now?
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  Well Peter, I think, I think we can see a road to $3000 gold,
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  who knows $5100 silver, but the path there is probably going to
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  be quite challenging, right? I mean is this confluence of
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  factors comes together? I'm.
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  Coming for that bear, Ron? You know, you and I, we've had a
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  great conversation today. There's the third person who's
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  joined us and enjoyed hearing from you as well.
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  So on behalf of the viewer, I want to say thank you all the
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  viewers of my channel. It's always great Peter, to
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  catch up with you. Your Your experience and honesty
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  and insight, in my opinion is second to none, and I count you
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  as is a really great person and a great friend.
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  If if someone wants to learn more about you, learn about your
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  organization, how would they do that?
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  Well, there's a website petergranish.com.
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  There's a blog there. It all describes everything and
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  anything about us, including all my write ups.
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  They can read online. They don't even have to give an
• 27:15
  e-mail for that. I spent a good deal of time on
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  Twitter. That's where I share my thoughts
• 27:20
  on a day-to-day hour to hour basis.
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  I also have a YouTube channel where I'm blessed to share
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  interviews like yourself to give me an opportunity to speak and
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  occasionally I interview people including you.
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  And that's where it goes. And I just want again tell you
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  that when Goals trading at 2475, I'll be contacting you for how
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  to do the direct flight there. Where you're in, you're on the
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  East Coast, correct? I'm in a place where most people
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  owe me a gratitude for being there in New Jersey, so they
• 27:48
  didn't have to be. OK, now we'll get you to Saint
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  Louis Peter and we'll do a live broadcast of the removing of the
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  blindfold from the gold, right? With the gold price just as it
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  hits 20. Five.
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  Whenever it is 24 hours a day. We'll make it happen.
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  Thanks, Peter. We'll look forward to seeing you
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  soon. Thank you, God.
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  Bless you, Ron. Thank you.