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$200 Trillion to Bitcoin?! | Simply Originals · Simply Bitcoin

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  For the first time in history, a Federal Reserve governor has
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  been fired. Lisa Cook, She's screaming that
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  the president can't touch her. We have legal experts and people
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  on X who can't read, apparently wringing their hands, saying
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  Trump overstepped and has no right or legal power to do what
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  was just done. Well, news flash, the Federal
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  Reserve Act itself says otherwise.
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  That's right, the president can remove them for US, and Trump
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  just did. So what does this mean?
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  Are we witnessing the beginning of the end of the Fed?
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  Is this the napalm that sends Bitcoin to 200 trillion?
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  Does this open the door for the SBR to replace the central bank
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  entirely? Well, you're about to find out
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  and strap in, because it's in the Fed day.
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  There have been some serious consequence of our lack of
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  respect and our loss of liberty and lack of concern in defense
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  of our Republic, and we're suffering the consequences.
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  This is what we're talking about.
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  How can we reverse this trend? I think we have to understand
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  how it happened, what the problems were and what we have
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  to aim for. But we've had a lot of problems
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  because of this. Number one, economic problems
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  because they do not understand the Constitution and economics
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  on monetary. I mean, it is very clear what we
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  should be doing. The knew and understood
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  something about inflation. The runaway inflation of the
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  continental dollar was devastating to the economy.
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  So they were explicit. They said no emitting of bills
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  of credit, no printing money, no paper money, and that only gold
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  and silver should be legal tender.
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  Not yet. Didn't give you a single yet.
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  Now it comes. There is no authority in the
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  Constitution authorizing a central bank, which means there
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  should be no Federal Reserve System, No.
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  All right, let's break it down. Trump signed an executive order
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  saying Lisa Cook is gone over alleged mortgage fraud.
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  And this is the first time in the Fed's 111 year history that
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  this has ever happened. Cook's response?
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  The president has no authority to fire me.
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  Her lawyer will do whatever it takes to block this illegal
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  action. Cute.
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  But here's the actual law, Section 10 of the Federal
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  Reserve Act Governors can be removed by the president for
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  cause. And guess what?
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  More mortgage fraud definitely qualifies.
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  Just because no president has ever had the stones to do it
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  doesn't mean it can't be done. This isn't just a spat.
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  This is Trump puncturing the illusion of central bank
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  independence. The Cabal's been untouchable for
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  over a century, and now they're on notice.
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  The United States is starting to dress like China and Argentina.
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  Emergent market bullshit. Sorry for my language kids.
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  Turn it off. This episode's for Dad, Mom,
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  We're going to get a little heated on this episode because
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  it's just a bunch of nonsense getting on Fox News and parading
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  around like you've solved the problem.
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  Trump was right. About everything.
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  They haven't solved anything. And your central banker, if
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  you're American and you're listening to this, just walked
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  into a hotel in Wyoming and said, I'm going to choose the
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  government over inflation. Welcome to a more expensive
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  life. Sorry, not sorry.
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  That's what he just said. The baseline outlook and the
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  shifting balance of risks may warrant adjusting our policy
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  stance. And people sit and listen to
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  that to decide if Bitcoin is important or not.
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  Have you lost your mind? That's exactly why I use
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  Bitcoin. You think people my age want to
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  read a newspaper about what some old guy said about pieces of
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  paper? My generation has gotten
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  demolished by this system, and to watch this guy stroll on up
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  and say, yeah, inflation's real, but we need to finance the
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  government. This is exactly why I don't own
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  a single. Dollar you will.
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  Not catch me with a positive net worth in USD.
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  It is disgusting. We've engineered an exit door.
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  Think of Bitcoin that way. The building is lit on fire and
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  we've engineered a way out for everybody.
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  The price, the ticket to get out becomes more expensive with
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  time. When I got into Bitcoin, a
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  ticket out, it was 50 bucks. Now a ticket out, it's $110,000.
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  The cost to exit isn't equal, but the opportunity is.
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  All of you can get out. That's what Bitcoin is.
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  It's an engineered exit or an engineered life raft.
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  How expensive that trip is for you, that's up to you.
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  But make no mistake, the decision was made in broad
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  daylight. The government will be financed
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  at the expense of the people. Exactly, Jack.
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  The dollar is looking like Venezuelan bolivars with extra
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  steps. The exit ramp is Bitcoin.
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  So why does Trump even care? Well, it's not really about
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  mortgage paperwork, it's about interest rates.
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  There are 7 Fed governors. Trump's already got three of
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  them. And if Cook is replaced, boom.
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  And what does Trump want? Massive rate cuts. 300 basis
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  points. And that's three times the
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  largest emergency cut in U.S. history back in March 2020.
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  He doesn't even need to remove Powell anymore.
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  He's hijacked the Fed from within.
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  Markets are rattled, stocks slipped, bond spiked, and global
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  investors are whispering. Is the Fed even independent
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  anymore? Spoiler alert, it never was.
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  What is the view of war by the banks like?
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  What do the banks think of it? You've described the banks as
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  the single greatest control mechanism of human behavior in a
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  society. I think particularly the central
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  banks because they have the, the bigger the bank, the more the
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  power, but their power extends beyond just like their relations
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  with other banks. Their power like determines a
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  lot of what happens in your country.
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  And they're not under the control of voters, right?
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  So it's a, it's an extra democratic institution, which
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  happens to be the most powerful, which is like craziest.
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  I'd love to know how that happened.
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  But how do they feel about war? Well, central banking and
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  warfare are very closely linked. The 1st modern major bank and
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  central bank was the Bank of England.
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  Of course, the law founding it, it says what we're doing here is
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  establishing the bank. And they kept that secret.
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  We're doing a mechanism. A new mechanism by these
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  investors would be allowed to establish a company that's the
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  Bank of England. In order for what?
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  In order to wage war. Do you know why the Federal
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  Reserve was established and there was a rush to establish it
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  for 1914, the year the First World War started, Exactly.
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  Destroyed Europe. Now Forbes tried to spin this,
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  saying Trump's firing Fed governors threatens the
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  credibility of his strategy, Bitcoin Reserve.
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  No, wrong fake news. This doesn't hurt the SBR.
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  It proves why we need it, you morons.
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  Because Trump will get his big print one way or another, and
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  the fastest horse in that race is Bitcoin.
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  The strategic Bitcoin Reserve isn't in jeopardy.
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  It's gunning to replace the Fed entirely.
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  You'd like the strategic Bitcoin Reserve has been signing the law
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  through executive order. There's some infrastructure
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  that's required in order to get things set up properly.
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  And so I'm still very confident that the the US government is
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  going to be keenly interested on moving expeditiously on budget
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  neutral ways to accumulate. So I'd tell people just to, you
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  know, keep their eyes and ears open for that news that
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  eventually I'm sure will come. But Patrick's working on that.
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  As I can imagine, you know, we, the last time that we've been
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  truly able to speak on digital asset issues was the the day
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  before I left. But I'm very confident in his
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  abilities to perform and deliver for the industry.
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  And look, I mean, the president obviously has been a steadfast
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  leader in the space. I mean, he's made it vehemently
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  clear that this is a major priority for him.
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  And that includes the SBR. And then we also have the
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  Digital assets National Stockpile as well, which I think
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  was really just our attempt to give credence to the other
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  ecosystems and what's being built over there.
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  We want to welcome innovation here in the US and we want to
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  make sure there's other ecosystems continue to thrive
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  and grow. But we'll see.
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  And I, I certainly you could hang around and, and love to be
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  a part of, of all of it, but I felt as if it's always good to,
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  to bring a new set of eyeballs then every once in a while, have
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  a fresh, clean look. You know, I'd been in the weeds
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  of this for for over 8 months and I'm super proud of
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  everything we've accomplished and super thankful for the
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  President and David for their support and their push through
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  all of it. But you know, we have market
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  structure on the horizon now. So I'll be, you know, watching
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  diligently just like many of you to see how this unfolds.
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  But I'm confident they'll be able to bring that home as well.
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  And you'll have two monumental pieces of crypto legislation
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  signed into law this year firmly summoning the United States.
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  This place is the crypto capital of the world.
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  That's right, 2025 isn't just bullish, it's historic.
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  And it is possible that both Vice President JD Vance and the
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  Orange Man have signalled what is coming.
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  Isn't it BlackRock? Is there a way to calm that down
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  where they're purchasing all and they're driving up the cost of
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  real estate? You walk around New York City,
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  there are buildings that are full of empty apartments because
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  it's money laundering from people overseas that are
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  stashing money, and it's raising the cost of living for the
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  entire. City that's exactly right and
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  and you know if like I'm actually not a Ron Paul guy one
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  of my one of my dear friends is is a big Ron Paul guy.
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  But like I've kind of come around to the Ron Paul argument.
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  I don't fully agree with it, but the criticism of the Federal
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  Reserve that makes the most sense to me is that it gives
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  massive corporations a lower cost of money than the average
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  American, right? So part of the reason BlackRock
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  has been able to buy all these homes, as you ask, well, what is
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  BlackRock borrowing at, right? What rate are they borrowing at?
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  Because the average American right now, I think, I think the
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  average mortgage interest rate is somewhere around 7% right
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  now. OK, Blackrock's borrowing at
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  like 1.52 point 5%, right? So if they're paying a much
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  lower cost for bought for debt then the average American, then
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  they have a huge advantage. They buy up all the homes, they
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  Jack up all the costs. And again, going back to the
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  Jeffersonian idea of Americans as owners and as citizens in
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  their own country. Well, what happens when
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  BlackRock owns your home and say they, they say you're not
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  allowed to own a firearm because we own this home.
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  You, you don't own this home. OK, there goes the Second
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  Amendment. What if they say, well, for all
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  residents in our in our places, we don't want you to put up yard
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  signs for certain political candidates?
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  Well, there goes the First Amendment.
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  There's a connection, There's a very deep connection between the
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  idea of of American citizenship, the full idea and the liberties
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  that actually make American Society such a cool place to
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  live. And if we turn everybody into
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  renters, we're going to destroy that.
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  I mean, I, I think that like here's.
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  Where you're wrong now? People really like these shows
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  where people buy $20 million homes like Selling Sunset most.
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  Isn't that as good as owning a home?
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  Because there's 30 shows about people buying mansions and
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  people get to watch them. So you don't have to cut grass,
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  you can watch somebody else buy a.
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  House. You can, but that is what's
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  happening by the way, and there's.
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  You can live in a pod and eat and eat your roasted crickets,
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  but watch. Other people.
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  Live in the American. Tree bingo.
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  This is what Trump and his allies have kind of been hinting
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  at. Ending the Fed, abolish the IRS,
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  replace income tax with tariffs. I don't know.
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  Kind of like America used to do before 1913 before the bankers
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  hijacked the system. Did you just float out the idea
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  of of getting rid of income taxes and replacing it with
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  tariffs? Well, OK, were we serious about
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  that? Yeah, sure, but why not?
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  Because we ready. Our country was the richest in
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  the 8, relatively in the 18. 80s.
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  And 1890s a. President who was assassinated
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  named McKinley. He was the tariff king.
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  He spoke beautifully. Of tariffs his.
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  Language. Was really beautiful.
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  We will not. Allow the enemy.
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  To come in and take. Our jobs and take our.
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  Factories and take. Our workers and take our
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  families unless they pay a big price.
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  And the big? Price is tariffs.
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  And he'd speak. Like that.
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  But he was right. And then around.
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  In the early 1900s, they switched over, stupidly to,
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  frankly. An income tax.
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  And you know why? Because countries were putting a
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  lot. Of pressure in.
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  America, we don't want. To pay tariffs, please don't you
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  know they? Believe me, they control our.
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  Politicians. You see the picture?
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  It's Ron Paul's revolution dressed in orange space.
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  Not not saying Trump is Ron Paul, well do not misquote me,
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  but it's absolutely insane. And what's crazier, people are
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  afraid of living in a world where vampires are sucking their
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  life force out of them. And also 200 trillion flooding
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  into Bitcoin. We're about to bring it home.
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  where they're due. Ron Paul, he is 90 years old,
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  and he's still chanting in the Fed.
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  He's one of the forefathers of this entire movement.
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  You really could, in a way, say Bitcoin is simply the
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  continuation of the Ron Paul revolution.
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  It's no coincidence that the century of Total War coincided
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  with the century of central bank Ohio.
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  And yeah, at 90, he's still fighting to end the Fed.
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  We stand for sound money. You can't have sound money
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  unless you investigate, understand and realize the power
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  that is wielded by, by a system of government where that you
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  have Fiat money. Well, can't you keep, can't you
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  audit them and find out what's going on and, and participate in
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  it? Oh, sure.
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  It's it's you know, when they when they talk about, you know,
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  independence, you know, no, we can't let anybody audit and know
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  about what's going on because the the Fed wants independence.
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  You know, one reason there's one word that you can use.
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  Anybody ever tells you that. What don't you think they ought
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  to be independent? The word they use for
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  independent is secrecy. That's what they want.
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  But I was always good. And some people I've had a
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  criticism money just talk only about ending if they had none of
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  this audit stuff. I said, yeah, but the audit is a
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  step, and if we ever got a true audit, what would the people in
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  this country do? They would end the Fed if they
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  knew what was going on. Oh, look at this.
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  Apparently Nicole Shanahan says ending the Fed looks scary.
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  Ron Paul smacks her down. It's legalized counterfeiting.
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  Roll it. It looks really scary, I won't
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  lie. What ending the Fed?
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  Looks like. And I'm wondering if you can
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  help point me to a few. Resources that would.
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  Give me the. Confidence to end.
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  The Fed. This argument has been going on
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  since the country started because Hamilton wanted it and
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  Jefferson did not want it. You know, I tell people what if
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  I was given the, the printing Press of the government, I, I
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  could create the exact thing that is out in circulation.
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  And that is reason government gets out of out of control that
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  you can't have these wars without the Fed.
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  I mean, just think of these last two years.
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  How much money, how much debt have we run up?
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  And they're still trusting the dollar, but less so.
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  And that that it the finances of the wars.
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  It finances the the welfare for the wealthy and the people and
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  all all this nonsense and government.
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  So you, you cannot stop the monstrosity we have with secret
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  and powerful legalized counterfeiting because human
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  nature is. They don't believe in they they
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  don't. They don't believe in natural
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  law. Natural law seems like they
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  might use something of real value.
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  Ron Paul taught us you cannot stop big government without
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  ending the Fed, and Bitcoin is the Wrecking Ball.
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  So what happens when the Fed crumbles, the strategic Bitcoin
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  reserve rises, and the world finally rejects counterfeit
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  currency? Are they?
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  Absorbing more money in the space.
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  Or are there enough riches for all?
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  Yeah, it's a question I had talked about whether a banker
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  recently, which is how scalable is the treasury company
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  approach. I think Ultima is extremely
• 18:12
  scalable, is the largest arbitrage of the century
• 18:15
  probably which is sort of arbitraging the US dollar, euro
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  Fiat denominated current world with the bitcoinized future in a
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  few decades. And so if you think about the
• 18:27
  addressable market of that being in the 100 trillion to $200
• 18:30
  trillion range, there's lots of scope for, you know, even
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  extremely large companies with large cash reserves like Apple,
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  Microsoft and so on to enter it without making a dent in this
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  market. Titonali's point Are you
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  concerned at all about potential conflicts of interest given the
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  proximity of of the president's family being involved in this
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  industry? The same question.
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  To you. That I asked Anthony Moments.
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  Ago that. Winners and losers.
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  Could be picked. Within the industry.
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  Well, I mean, I think they're all public companies, right?
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  So they haven't compete in the free market.
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  So, you know, ultimately there's quite a lot of competition and
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  some very fast-paced companies in the, in the sector.
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  Some of them are, you know, smaller companies with a high
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  velocity, some of the big companies we've established
• 19:19
  businesses. So we'll see how that shakes out
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  in the market. You know, it's generally
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  positive. I think the current
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  administration in the US improving the regulatory
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  environment for Bitcoin and Bitcoin layer 2 and Bitcoin
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  settlement companies 2. 100 trillion, that's what happens.
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  That's the Wrecking Ball. That's the new monetary order.
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  NMO. We flipped.
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  We flipped it. Now here's the question for you.
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  Do you think Trump is actually serious about ending the Fed, or
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  is something else at play entirely?
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