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**URGENT** US States MOve to RECLAIM Silver & Gold as Money 💰💰 Are YOU Included? · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Massive breaking news in the gold and silver community.
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This is a story we need to follow closely.
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Legal tender legislation, it's taking over in the United
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States. We're going to give you all the
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examples, the latest news from an expert in the field.
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We're also going to talk about why this is so important, why
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legal tender legislation should be a big deal to you as a
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precious metals investor. Today, we are joined by Daniel
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Diaz. He's with the Citizens for Sound
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Money. Let's see if we can pull them up
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here. Hello, Daniel.
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Thank you for joining us. Hey, Ron, good to.
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Be back. Hey, brother, I know you're
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going to give us all the details about what's going on in the
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country right now. This is big, big news.
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But first, I want to ask you why?
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Why should a precious metals investor even care if their
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state is passing legal tender legislation?
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Yeah. So that's a question that comes
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up a lot when we are posting our victories on on X and and a
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question that come up when I'm speaking.
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And one of the main reasons is because we're trying to make
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gold and silver legal tender again and and create a sound
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money economy. So look, 778% of Americans, the
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study came out last year in the summer says that that they're
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living paycheck to paycheck. 78% of Americans living paycheck to
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paycheck. Well, not $1000 to their name.
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So if you walk into a room and you do a quick glance, 4 out of
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five people broke. They don't.
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They're living paycheck to paycheck and they don't know
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why. They don't understand that
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what's happening is that the dollar is being printed into
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oblivion and people are losing their purchasing power and what
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I call their economic energy. So right now, gold and silver is
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categorized as personal property.
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It's not categorized as money. And the legal tender legislation
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that's going around the country as of today, there are now,
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there are now 11 states that have made gold and silver legal
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tender. We'll get to that in a minute.
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And by making gold and silver legal tender, they're elevating
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it from being personal property, which it's taxed at a different
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level. And it's also gives people
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consumer protections because when gold and silver is
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considered a barter transaction, if you're trading back and forth
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for goods and services, by elevating it to money, it's
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treated as Federal Reserve, the same as Federal Reserve notes.
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So it's extremely important to bring back a sound money economy
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and to get people to feel confident in using gold and
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silver that the states also accept them, whether initially
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they're they're forced to accept it or it's voluntary, which most
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states are, are, are doing. Like for example, Missouri, the
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state's not going to accept physical gold and silver for the
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payment of taxes. They will only accept electronic
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gold and silver for the payment of taxes.
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Florida, it's optional for any municipality all the way up to
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the state government counties and even public schools to
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accept gold and silver. But there's a qualification.
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They have to have an account, what they call in Florida, a
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qualified public depository, which basically means they have
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to open up an account with a bank or credit union that that
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can hold qualified public funds. So it's important to.
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Yeah, I can't hear you. You're muted.
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Let me, let me. I'm sorry.
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I muted my microphone. You said something earlier that
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blew me away and I and then I want to get in, but you said
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that 78% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.
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So if I walk into a a church or a bar or wherever, basically 4
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out of five of those people are broke.
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Is it is it too harsh to say you're you're the guy with
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Citizens for sound money? So is it?
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But is it too harsh to say that those four out of five people
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are basically living as debt slaves to a certain?
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Degree. It's the truth.
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That's what's happening, yeah. The dollar.
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The dollar isn't money. The dollar is debt.
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It's a currency. Yeah, yeah.
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So they're, they're working and and they don't have enough money
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to buy any real property that's going to appreciate in value.
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And so they work for for paper money and then it just gets
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debased and debased and debased over time is that.
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OK, 100% and it's. Even.
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All right. Sorry I interrupted you.
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Yeah. Yeah, No, no.
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And it's not even, I wouldn't even call it debasing.
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I, I call it theft when you put your economic energy.
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So this is something that I've been using recently when I speak
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publicly at conferences or whatever, I am differentiating
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money from currency. And the way I do that is by
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focusing in on economic energy. So where you focus and you put
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your economic energy is where your, your treasures are stored.
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So go ahead and show it. Show that round.
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Yeah, so there's there's a one ounce silver.
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So if I, if you come over today, although it's going to be a long
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flight because I think you're in Florida, but if you come over
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today and cut my grass and I give you this, right, Very
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likely 20 years from now, this is still going to have the same
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value. Whereas if I give you $35.00
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cash, I say here, here, Daniel, I'm going to pay you with, with
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some of this stuff, you know, and your eyes light up.
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Where do you think it's going to be in 20 years?
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Is that is that a good example of what you're?
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Talking about 20 years, I'm not even sure if we'll have the same
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monitor dairy system. I mean, like, look, the world's
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moving towards a digitized commodity world.
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Every central bank in the world is buying gold and silver hand
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over fist. May or was it April, April or
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May? I was on recently with Andy
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Scheckman and it was the Comex's largest delivery of gold in U.S.
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history. I think it's the most gold the
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US has bought in 30 or 40 years. Look, if you get out of your,
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your daily life and just start looking what the world is doing,
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every major central bank in the world is buying gold hand over
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fist. They're turning in and not
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buying U.S. Treasuries.
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The dollar dominance is disappearing and they're moving
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to real money. And then Basel 3 is elevating
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gold from a commodity to a class one asset, which basically is
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the same as as currency. The head of the of of the Bank
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of International Settlement said, I think earlier this year
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that gold is acting more like a currency than a commodity.
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So so can I ask you a question quickly?
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And then I promised to the viewer and thank you to our
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viewers for being here. Thank you for being in the
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basement. You're the most important part.
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But I'm I'm wondering if they have the same question I do.
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And that's about this. Is it Basil, Basil 3 from what I
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understand that will be in July or sometime this summer and that
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you and then that and that the United United States was the
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last holdout basically is what I understand.
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And then that will then elevate gold to this tier one asset like
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the same thing as cash or US bonds.
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Why? Why is that not being made a big
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deal, a bigger deal of in the gold and silver community?
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Well, the Basel 3 is more of a like the rules for the large
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banks, institutional banks and, and, and essentially what
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they're doing is you can, it's how they hold money on their
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balance sheet. And they can right now, gold is
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treated as a commodity on the balance sheet and by elevating
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to tier one, it's considered like a currency, liquid assets.
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So it, it's, it's just, that's an important distinction because
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it's essentially what we're doing with legislation too,
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right? It's going from a commodity to
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money, right? And it's the same thing we're
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doing at a micro, a smaller level.
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Instead of all the banks around the world agreeing, the states
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are doing it as well to protect themselves and to give people
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the confidence to use gold and silver in transactions.
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OK. So we, I promised everybody that
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we would talk about this massive legislative, the wave that's
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going across the United States, gold and silver legal tender.
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I think there's nobody better to talk to than to you.
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I know there's some breaking news.
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It's, it's a fluid situation which develops.
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What's the latest that you can share with us in terms of what
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what you're seeing out there right now, Daniel?
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The latest is happened yesterday.
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Texas is the 5th state this year to make gold and silver legal
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tender. So, so far this year we had
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Alabama, Idaho, Florida, Missouri and now Texas.
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The two largest Republican states in the country have now
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made gold and silver legal tender and electronic payment
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systems transferring the ownership of gold and silver
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legal as legal tender. Same thing with Missouri,
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Alabama and Idaho only made physical gold and silver legal
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tender. And I just want to throw one
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thing in that shocked me when I learned it.
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The size of the economies in both Texas and Florida are
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staggering. I don't know the the the details
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but I you know this thing was like 1.
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Florida's 1.7 trillion and we're the 15th largest economy in the
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world if we were our country. Thank you.
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I'm looking up, I'm looking up Texas right now Texas GDP is 2.7
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trillion. So if you add Florida together
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1.7 trillion + 2.7 trillion, that's 4.4 trillion.
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And now I'm looking at the largest GPS in the world for the
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countries GDP countries and that let's see where we are on the
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country list. So if Texas and Florida united
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their GDPS, we would be the third large, 3rd, no sorry, 4th
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largest country in the world in GDP, right below Germany.
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So this is a big deal, right? I mean, this isn't just Cowboys
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and orange juice. This is like like a massive,
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massive deal that these two states are moving forward with
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legal tender legislation. Yeah.
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And when you add the other nine states, GDPS together, that puts
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us at #3 right behind China. Wow, wow, wow.
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Yeah. So there we the 11 states in the
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United States would have made gold and silver legal tender
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would combine would be the third largest economy in the world
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behind China and the United States.
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Yeah. And this can only add to the
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demand for gold and silver, I would imagine, Right.
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I, I'll let you talk more about the specifics to the extent that
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you're, you know, able to in regards to what's happening in
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each of these states. But I know like for instance,
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Florida, you're you're, you live in Florida.
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So I would imagine you're probably very, very in tune with
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what's going on there. I was there from day one.
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I mean, I helped, I helped draft them the legislation with the
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the writers and the sponsors and the government.
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Government. I mean, I know, I know the
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Florida bill better than any other bill.
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And I think the next best bill would be Texas because I've been
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helping out on taxes and then Missouri.
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So in Florida is 36 pages. All the other states have a few
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page bills. But Florida has done something
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that no other state has done. And I think Florida has created
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a model, model legislation for electronic transfer systems of
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gold and silver. OK, OK, so how, how does it
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work? What would if, if I'm living in
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Florida, which I'm not, I live in Missouri, maybe you can tell
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me what to expect in Missouri. But if I'm living in Florida and
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I'm a gold and silver person, what, what kind of changes?
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I mean, how would it, how's it going to impact someone who's a
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a Floridian? So it's now law in Florida and
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the law says it doesn't go into effect until July 1st.
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So the reason for that is because of the regulatory
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framework that we established, 4 companies that are transferred
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gold and silver electronically. So there's two parts to the
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Florida bill, Missouri bill and Texas bill.
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You have the physical side, which I'll get into a second
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because that's pretty easy. And then there's a digital side.
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The digital side is where I think Florida is leading the
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country because what we've done is we've integrated gold and
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silver companies into current Florida regulatory framework for
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transferring dollars. So all we did was we modified
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the regulatory framework in Florida to accept gold and
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silver custodians and gold and silver transactions.
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We got the one thing we needed to get rid of was FDIC to
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qualify as a money services business in custodian.
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And then all they have to do in Florida, let's say Kinesis or
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Glint or Alpine Gold Exchange with the UPMA want to start
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transacting digitally. They go into the state of
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Florida, they register as a money services business.
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I think the fee to become MSB is 100 grand and you need to have
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$3,000,000 in assets. That's it.
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Pretty low bar for companies. And then if you operate in the
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state of Florida, you have to have gold.
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So you can either contract with a company that currently is a
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custodian, licensed custodian, or you can open up your own
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vault in Florida and have the have the gold and silver.
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The legislation's unique. It says it has to be close
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enough to police stations and emergency services for security
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purposes. I mean, there's a lot more to
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it, but that's the the 10,000. Foot view, yeah.
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That's the gist of it. I mean, there's other things
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about States and trusts. You don't have to worry about
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that. Now on the physical side, this
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is where it got interesting in Florida, we've been working with
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the Senate staff for months and the 3rd to last iteration of the
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bill after meeting with them and, and we got 95% of what we
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wanted came in with a provision out of left field.
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Nobody economic war rooms, Christian family coalition, us,
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the government, nobody talked to these draft, these drafters
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about this issue. And I called the, the drafters
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of the bill. I'm like, what does this line
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do? Why?
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Why did you put it in here? What's your rationale?
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The rationale for the IT was a one sentence liner and and it
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changed like a like a 10 sentence line liner on the bill.
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The one sentence liner would have nullified the entire
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purpose of the bill making nothing legal tender.
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Basically it said that the only thing that would be considered
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legal tender in Florida would be gold and silver ingots, bars,
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rounds or whatever that did not have any design.
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It could only have the the weight impurity stamped on it.
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Well, there's not a single product in the world that only
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has the weight impurity mint stuck on it.
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Everything has a mint mark. So we tried to push back on
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that. They came back with a different
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version that allows a mint mark. So now bars can be legal tender
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and that's it. I mean, and US minted coin, US
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minted coin is already legal tender.
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There's a provision in the Florida bill.
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So we try to push that and get that changed.
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But it was so late in the legislative session that we
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said, you know what, we'll come back next year and fix it.
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Let's just get this through. It's the most robust legislation
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in the country Electronically. We're making some physical gold
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and silver legal tender. And then unintended consequence
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of of this provision being in Florida was Texas took that same
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provision and put into Texas. So the bill that passed
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yesterday only 5%, not 5 to 10% of physical bullion, basically
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bars with no design, only a mint mark, weight and purity are
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legal. Tender and electronic currencies
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legal. Tender, let me let me let me ask
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you a question. I'm going to pull up the my
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channel sponsor for gold and silver here first met and I
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don't know if you can see this on the screen, but hold on.
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Let me get to the right. Let me go to bars because they
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have bars. I'm just wondering if they're if
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these bars would qualify this to give everybody a visual.
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There's a 10 oz. I don't know.
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If that is their mint mark, yeah, that would qualify as
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legal tender. OK, OK, OK.
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And while and while we're here, if it's OK, I just want to say
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thank you to the channel sponsor, First Mint.
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Keith Neumeyer's company. They mine silver in Mexico, ship
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it to Nevada and have it made into these world class silver
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bullion end products. It's literally from the mine to
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the mint. So if you if you buy silver from
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first mint, it's never touched the Comex or the LBMA.
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There's their Buffalo round, my personal favorite with the
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Indian design. They got you're the snake.
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And these are all unique to 1st mint.
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So thank you, Daniel for for letting me know that if you're
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in Florida or or Texas, you likely can use those first Mint
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bars will will qualify as legal tender.
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Yeah, but those rounds that they have would not qualify as legal
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tender. Because they have a design on
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them, but that'll get changed next year, yeah.
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Yeah. Well, in Florida, Texas only
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meets every other year. So they're going to have to deal
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with that for two years in Texas till we're able to get back over
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there and change it. So Florida we're definitely
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going to try to start changing it when they have committee
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weeks starting in I think it's August or September this year,
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OK. So hopefully, hopefully before
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session starts January, we'll will already have the law
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changed. So that's the the situation in
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Texas. In Florida, electronic transfer
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is legal tender. Some bars are legal tender.
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Now Missouri, Missouri hit us a Grand Slam.
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Not only do they make electronic currents, not only have they
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made electronic currency not legal tender, but being accepted
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by the state as legal tender, it's a very nuanced as versus
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being legal tender makes it is the difference between
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constitutional and not constitutional.
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You can't make electronic currency legal tender because
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that would be a bill of credit if you treat it, if you're just
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saying that you're accepting it for payment as legal tender,
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that's fine. It's it's basically saying that
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the state is recognizing gold and silver as legal tender.
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And then bullion. All bullion in Missouri is legal
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tender. All bullion in Idaho is legal
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tender. And I haven't read the Alabama
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bill, but I'm assuming it's similar.
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Let me see. I'm just going to scan it quick.
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It looks like yeah, refined gold bullion species.
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Yep. So Alabama all bullion is legal
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tender in Alabama. So three of the of the five
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states, all bullion is legal tender physical, 3 states
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electronic and then Arkansas because they even though
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Arkansas made legal tender, gold and silver legal tender two
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years ago, this year they also made electronic transfer, gold
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and silver legal tender. So there's four states that have
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made electronic systems, not electronic currency, electronic
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systems to transfer legal tender ownership for payment and debts
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and so forth. So super exciting.
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We've almost doubled the amount of states.
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We had six last year that made gold and silver legal tender and
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then we added five more. That's an 80, I think an 88%
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increase. Is that right?
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Hold on. 6 divided by, sorry, 5 / 6.
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Other way around 6 / 5. No, sorry.
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You know what I'm I'm, I'm doing math 8383.3%.
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So we increased the amount of states by 83.
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Percent a little bit a a tad higher than the percentage of
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Americans who are living paycheck to paycheck so.
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Yeah, yeah. And you know, that's that's
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heartbreaking, man, for me because when I'm traveling the
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country, like I first realized that the statistic was true.
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I had just read it last year in the summer and I went to my
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local watering hole and I was talking and there's maybe 15
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people at the bar and it. Quickly dawned on me as we were
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talking about finances, that I was the only person in that room
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that didn't live paycheck to paycheck out of 15 people at the
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bar. And that when I realized that it
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smacked me in the face that this statistic is real.
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And then traveling to Missouri, we had last year, we had just
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got it through the Senate. I was meeting with the chief of
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staff of Democratic Senator and, and then I called him Uber and
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the Uber driver passed me by and I realized that the driver was a
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little older with a brand new Escalade.
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So when I called the, the driver came back and she pulled up and
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I got in and I noticed she was quite old.
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I'm like, ma'am, do you mind if I ask you how old you are?
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She said, I'm 78 years old. I'm like, why are you driving
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Uber? She's like, well, I'm a widow
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and I, my husband's Social Security, my Social Security and
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our, our retirement doesn't pay enough for me to eat.
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I'd have to drive Uber to eat. It pays for this car.
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And if I didn't drive Uber, I wouldn't have enough money.
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Same thing in Missouri. I had the manager of a hotel
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tell me that she's working three jobs.
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I'm like, why are you working three jobs as a manager of a
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hotel? So I don't make enough to
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survive. And then my last this year, I
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went to a meeting at a church in Florida where we're talking
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about people who want to get involved in government and we're
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talking about what we're doing in Florida.
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I had this old lady writing, started writing something.
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I thought she was taking notes. She slid it across to me and
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says my name is Beth. I'm a 94 1/2 year old woman and
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I'm out spending my money. Please share my story with
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people next time you talk about this.
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And this is the real story of 78% of Americans across the the
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country and they don't know why. And that that's why it's so
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important to make gold and silver legal tender.
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It gives people the option to store their economic energy and
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something that preserves it. The only way to preserve your
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economic energies to put it into money, because it's it's the
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only way to prevent the theft of government.
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And you're not, you're not talking about like, oh, you're
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going to get rich by buying silver.
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You're going to get rich by buying gold.
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But no, what you will do, what you will do is preserve your
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wealth. Preserve it like you call it
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economic energy. My friend, Bald guy from bald
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guy money says, you know, like silver and gold are like
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batteries. Not that they store electric
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energy, though they do. Silver conducts it very well,
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but that they store economic energy like you talked about.
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You know, I can you can get a, a, a tube of American silver
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eagles and set it in the corner for 20 years, 10 years, five
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years, 100 years, 1000 years. And it's going to preserve that
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economic energy. Because you know, I talked about
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first meant earlier you got to think these like with them, you
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know, a lot of silver for instance, comes from Mexico.
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There's a ton of work we never talk about in this, in this
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business of silver and gold. How much actual work and effort
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and energy goes into getting the metals out of the ground And
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then from there it's just it's stored over the years.
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Economic energy. At the digging of the dirt, the
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processing machines multiply. The machines are force.
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Multiplier right, of the economic energy and that's
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another thing that I say, you know, like gold and silver is
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money. That's where you that's what you
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use to store your economic energy.
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Everything else that is an asset is a wealth generating asset.
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You know, whether it's cryptocurrency, businesses,
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stocks, bonds, that those are force multipliers that could
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potentially increase your economic energy.
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So you store your gold and silver or your economic energy
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and gold and silver to protect it, and then you invest it to to
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increase your economic energy. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Well, Daniel, I want to say thank you for coming on.
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I do want to run out quickly to your website to show everyone
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the Citizens for Sound Money site.
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And here we go, citizens. The number 4 sound money.
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One of my favorite parts about this site besides this graphic
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sound markets require sound money, is if you go up to the
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top and you click on legislation and click on state list.
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I know it's very difficult to keep this updated, but you guys
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do a great job. It shows all the different
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states. And then down here, if I go down
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a little bit, yeah, there's an alphabetic list of states where
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again, I know it's a fluid situation, so it's impossible to
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keep it 100% accurate, but it gives a pretty good update in
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terms of what's going, what's going on out there in the
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market. Yeah, absolutely.
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And we try to update it every week or every other week.
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We need to do a final update. Now that legislative session is
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ending for most states like Ohio and Pennsylvania and California
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have year long sessions. I think there's one or two other
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states. So we just got to do a final
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update with everything that's happened this year and then
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we'll that will be a resource for everybody to find the the
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bills and the laws that pass. Sounds good, you know, give me
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one second before we say goodbye.
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I do want to say thank you to my other sponsors, Ledger, the
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cryptocurrency hardware wallet security leader, and Moonpay.
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Moonpay is the leading fintech company, over 30 million
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customers, 180 countries. Thank you to them for sponsoring
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Ron's basement. Thank you to Daniel Diaz for
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coming on and giving us this update.
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It is a big deal. You know, when I first got into
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gold and silver 20 years ago, no one ever talked about like any
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type of legislation. I mean, this is really the
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states taking back control and allowing their citizens and
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protecting their citizens and giving them the rights that the
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founding fathers set out in the Constitution that silver and
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gold are are money. Yeah, and I just want to before
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we close, I just got a question from an acquaintance of ours,
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John. He's watching and he asked how
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does legal tender status change the lives of those living
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paycheck to paycheck? And what that does?
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You know it by making gold and silver legal tender, as I said
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earlier, one that gives you a legal protections, you know,
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when you do transactions right now, like in the state of
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Florida, Florida has some of the worst barter laws, same with
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Texas. I've done barter deals and and
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I've had, and I've had people steal from that those
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arrangements. It would have qualified as a
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Grand Theft in if it was there was a monetary transaction.
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But because it was barter, I had no legal recourse or prosecute
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or take them to Criminal Court. I can do civil court for
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contract law, but there are no legal protections.
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That's one reason. And two, it gives confidence to
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people when you can pay your taxes in gold and silver, when
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the state starts accepting that, it gives people the confidence
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like, hey, maybe I should use this.
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And then when you use it digitally with a debit card, you
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can start spending it. So it's making, what we're doing
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is elevating in the minds of the people from seeing gold and
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silver as a commodity to actually seen it As for what
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it's been for thousands of years, money, transactional,
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settling debts and buying goods and services with it
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electronically and physically. So, and we're giving people the
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option. We're not getting rid of the
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Federal Reserve System. We're creating a, a parallel
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economy, a sound money economy where people can put their
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paychecks, they can put their, their retirement checks.
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Don't put it all in there. I'm not giving a financial
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advice. If you're on a fixed income,
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start putting a little bit into gold and silver to preserve it
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because you know, you're fixed and gold and silver does
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fluctuate in the short term, but over the long term, it always
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keeps up with inflation. So how does it help people that
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are living pay to paycheck? Stop storing your money.
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You're sorry. Your economic energy and a theft
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tool, the dollar, the euro, the yen, it's a theft tool of the
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government and the banks and the central banks.
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Put it into gold and silver and preserve your economic energy.
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And it's backed by nothing but debt, essentially.
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I mean, it's backed by by nothing but debt.
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And you know, yes, being able. And I like what you say because
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it's true, right? And I'm not giving financial
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advice, but I think a person who lives their life and puts a
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certain portion of their money aside in either gold or silver
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on a quarterly, monthly, annual basis, when they get to be the
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ripe old age like I AM 55 years old, they'd be real darn happy
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they they did it. So thank you, Daniel.
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It's always great to see you. I know you're working tirelessly
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out there for the for the silver and gold community.
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We appreciate you and we'll look forward to seeing you next time.
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Thank you for having me on.