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World War III Economy - Gerald Celente #6357 · Financial Survival Network

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Speaker 1: And where will silver and the year here?
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Speaker 2: Right at now as we just went on, it's almost
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Speaker 2: eighty one bucks eighty dollars and ninety two cents. Up
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Speaker 2: four dollars and thirty seven cents today, amazing gold. Today
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Speaker 2: it hit four thousand, four hundred and ninety five dollars
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Speaker 2: almost four thousand, five hundred dollars an hour. Now as
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Speaker 2: we're on the air, it's four thousand, four hundred and
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Speaker 2: eighty seven dollars. It's up forty dollars an ounce.
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Speaker 1: And welcome you are listening to and watching the Financial
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Speaker 1: Survival Network. I'm your host, Carrie Lutz, and I just
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Speaker 1: want to show you my t shirt. Here. Gerald Celente
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Speaker 1: is with us, and it's a psyop. And Hey, the
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Speaker 1: person who's been decoding syops for even longer than I have,
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Speaker 1: I would call him a master algorithm Decoder, Gerald Celente,
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Speaker 1: Trends Research. Jerald, Great to have you back. So it's
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Speaker 1: a new year, it's a new scam. What is coming
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Speaker 1: up for twenty twenty six in the Trends Journal Hits
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Speaker 1: Hit Parade?
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Speaker 2: You know I've been at this is my forty six
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Speaker 2: year doing this. And you know I got one of
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Speaker 2: my books, Trends trend Tracking FLA b O Mega Trends
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Speaker 2: Trends two thousand international bestseller. I've been writing a magazine
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Speaker 2: now since nineteen ninety one. I've never been sad about
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Speaker 2: the future in my life.
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Speaker 4: It's a.
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Speaker 2: It's a freak show in a country near you.
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Speaker 4: You got it?
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Speaker 2: Which which is your favorite little clown? The little cut
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Speaker 2: song mat Krone over there in France with a peck
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Speaker 2: of the size of this Panathy has one of all,
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Speaker 2: Maybe you're like Stormer. How about Stamer over there in
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Speaker 2: the UK? How about throwing an f au in a
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Speaker 2: c in that UK? All right, look at the clown
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Speaker 2: boy before him, Boris Johnson, the best cartoonists in the
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Speaker 2: world could not come out with a little freakier prime
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Speaker 2: minister than him. Oh now we got the guy over
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Speaker 2: there in Germany moints. Mots are the black rock guy.
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Speaker 2: We got a build up military to fight the Russians.
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Speaker 2: We only killed twenty seven million of them in World
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Speaker 2: War Two?
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Speaker 1: All right?
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Speaker 2: Oh wait, borrowing a trillion dollars to build up bower defense.
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Speaker 2: Hey wait a minute. Got so, your country's in a
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Speaker 2: recession for two years, you're heading into the third year recession.
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Speaker 2: You can borrow a chilli. We're gonna build out. We're
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Speaker 2: infrastructure sort of called the tanks.
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Speaker 4: Hey wait a minute.
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Speaker 2: You're the third largest economy in the world, the largest
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Speaker 2: in Europe, You're in two years of recession, heading for
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Speaker 2: the third and you get to borrow a trillion bucks.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna build up our economy with this. Hey got
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Speaker 2: some No, you're not. Economies are built up when the money,
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Speaker 2: when the products that are manufactured in the country are
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Speaker 2: consumed by the people in the country. This money is
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Speaker 2: only going to the military industrial complex whose names we
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Speaker 2: put in the Trends Journal, and how they're stocks of
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Speaker 2: skyrocketed since they've been doing this, so it's all over
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Speaker 2: the world. Hey, you will let me president, I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: cut that defense budget in there for right a lot,
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Speaker 2: I think, all right, Hey, Hey, you'll let me president.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna bring peace on earth, all right, all right, hey, hey,
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Speaker 2: here is my new Year's resolution, peace on Earth and
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Speaker 2: bombs away over Venezuela. I mean, you can't make this
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Speaker 2: crap up.
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Speaker 1: That's for sure. That's for sure Earth. Hey. Well, a
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Speaker 1: couple of your long term forecasts have come true in spades.
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Speaker 1: A price of silver, price of gold go into the
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Speaker 1: moon here, Gerald, like, silver just hit eighty bucks a day,
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Speaker 1: eighty bucks an ounce. It's Tuesday, January sixth, and where
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Speaker 1: will silver end the year?
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Speaker 4: At here?
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Speaker 2: Right at now, as we just went on, it's almost
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Speaker 2: eighty one bucks, eighty dollars ninety two cents, up four
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Speaker 2: dollars and thirty seven cents today.
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Speaker 4: Amazing gold today.
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Speaker 2: It hit four thousand, four hundred and ninety five dollars,
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Speaker 2: almost four five hundred dollars an hour. Now is we're
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Speaker 2: on the air, it's four thousand, four hundred and eighty
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Speaker 2: seven dollars. It's up forty dollars an ounce today. All
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Speaker 2: right again. One of my books, trend Tracking nineteen eighty nine.
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Speaker 2: It's about how he became a trend forecaster when the
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Speaker 2: Iranian Revolution began and gold prices spiked, they started buying
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Speaker 2: golden oil features speaks to be out of control. Now
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Speaker 2: this is very important. Go back October this year. Gold
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Speaker 2: prices are spiking. Not hardly, hardly a word about it
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Speaker 2: in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, any CNBC,
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Speaker 2: any of the media. We're writing about the facts, only
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Speaker 2: the facts. In the Trends Journal Mage each week we're
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Speaker 2: writing not a word said, not a word. Oh, here
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Speaker 2: it is in the Wall Street Journal, in the in
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Speaker 2: the Saturday edition at the last part, less sentence of
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Speaker 2: the market overview, the last sentence, one little, one little sentence,
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Speaker 2: all that they ignored this because the reason golden oil prices,
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Speaker 2: gold and silver prices are going up because it's a
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Speaker 2: safe haven asset. Sure and socioeconomically and geopolitically, we need
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Speaker 2: safe haven assets. World War three has begun. It's only
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Speaker 2: going to become official when there's like a pearl harbor
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Speaker 2: or something like that, or or a nine olet you
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Speaker 2: know something. There's going to be a false flag event
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Speaker 2: that makes it makes it official again. One of my
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Speaker 2: sayings is when all else fails, they take you to war.
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Speaker 2: Google it. Google is up. Franklin Rose of l seeses
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Speaker 2: Japanese assets. Google it up, I remember history today. On
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Speaker 2: July twenty sixth, nineteen forty one, President Franklin Roosevelt seized
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Speaker 2: all Japanese assets because those dirty Japanese invaded French Indo China.
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Speaker 4: Hey wait a minute.
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Speaker 2: Number one, what do I care? I'm an American? And
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Speaker 2: number two French Indo China. You mean Vietnam, Cambodia, Llaos.
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Speaker 2: They're stealing their rubber, their ten rate pillaging, and you
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Speaker 2: got the nerve to call it French Indojia. Why we're
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Speaker 2: in Algeria, we're in Morocco. We're a French for our legion.
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Speaker 2: We're like the British where the sun never sets on
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Speaker 2: a British umpire. Were stealing raw b all over the world,
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Speaker 2: the United States and by the other slime balls, the Dutch,
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Speaker 2: Dutch East Indies. What now are the Dutch doing over
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Speaker 2: in Indonesia? Are the same thing the French the English
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Speaker 2: are doing stealing robbaging, pillaging. The United States, the UK
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Speaker 2: and the Dutch. If they seizing all there sets cut
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Speaker 2: off three quarters of their global trade and eighty eight
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Speaker 2: percent of their imported oyal. They imported one hundred percent
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Speaker 2: can't understand why they bump her harbor in December. Can't
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Speaker 2: figure it out. All right, they're gonna ramp up this thing.
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Speaker 2: There's gonna be war. There's gonna be a false flag event.
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Speaker 4: Here.
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Speaker 2: Go back to the dot com bust, which we had
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Speaker 2: forecast in the Trends Journal when it used to be
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Speaker 2: a quarterly now it's a weekly. In the autom edition.
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Speaker 2: We said it would bust by the second second quarter
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Speaker 2: two thousand, which a did. Oh. The Nasdaq went down
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Speaker 2: eighty percent. Hey, what happened? Nine eleven? Nine eleven? Forgot
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Speaker 2: about that? They didn't you know, Hey, I got a deal.
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Speaker 2: You don't got a job, you got to work. You
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Speaker 2: deep in debt. I don't worry about it. Sign over here.
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Speaker 2: Subprime mortgage. Oh yeah, oh you forgot about that, everybody.
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Speaker 2: Huh oh oh. And then the banks, the bandits that
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Speaker 2: did it, according to the Levi and Student Boy College,
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Speaker 2: twenty nine trillion dollars to bail them out.
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Speaker 4: Mm hm, yep.
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Speaker 2: There's gonna be a false flag event. That's why gold
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Speaker 2: and silver prices are skyrocketing, and also silver prices are
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Speaker 2: going up because of AI and high tech. Silver is
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Speaker 2: used throughout the whole system. So let's say you got
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Speaker 2: a gold watch over here, I don't want a band.
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Speaker 2: I don't want it anymore, and get it melted down. Right,
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Speaker 2: there's gold reserves. People don't throw gold away, silver away.
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Speaker 2: It's in your cell phone, it's in your computer, it's here.
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Speaker 2: There's no stop piles of silver. And although we're not
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Speaker 2: going solar, a lot of the world is and it's
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Speaker 2: used in that very heavily. So silver prices are going
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Speaker 2: to continue to go up and gold prices are going
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Speaker 2: to continue to go up. We're bullish on both. Again,
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Speaker 2: there's going to be corrections. Nothing goes straight up straight down.
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Speaker 2: Throw back to October sixteenth of this year my podcast.
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Speaker 2: I said there'd be a correction in gold, and we
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Speaker 2: go down some five hundred dollars an ounce. Four days
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Speaker 2: later the correction happened. It went down almost five hundred
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Speaker 2: dollars an ounce, and now it's bounced back way beyond that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I've been hoovering up as much silver as
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Speaker 1: I can get. Silver looks like the play Yep. You
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Speaker 1: know one thing, I wrote an article and I know
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Speaker 1: you'll agree with me. We're coming to the same conclusion
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Speaker 1: from different points of view. I said that basically the
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Speaker 1: market and the metals market is trading on a war footing.
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Speaker 4: You got it, That's what I'm saying.
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Speaker 2: There's wars going on all over Israel's ramping up the
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Speaker 2: war bombs away over Lebanon, Syria. And now we got
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Speaker 2: to get a ran. We got to stop heran. Oh great. Oh,
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Speaker 2: there's a thing by the way called the Samson option.
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Speaker 2: Samson right, you know about it. If they lose, they
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Speaker 2: go nuclear. And you don't have to be good at
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Speaker 2: menth to figure this out. The Iranians they're called Persians.
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Speaker 2: They're ninety one million of them, very advanced scientifically, technologically
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Speaker 2: and militarily. Oh oh, and how many are there in Israel?
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Speaker 2: About seven million, So ninety one million against seven million.
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Speaker 2: And you got this madman net in Yahoo that just
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Speaker 2: keeps ramping up the wars ramping yea. I don't want
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Speaker 2: to go to jail. I'm not going to court. I
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Speaker 2: could cripe it. Where's his kid? You must see him
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Speaker 2: down there in Florida, right, Net Yang's kid. He ain't fighting,
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Speaker 2: he's down there in Florida.
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Speaker 4: Mm hm oh.
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Speaker 2: And then again this guy merts this moron Mertz. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I'm not. I'm not making this up. You ready, and
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Speaker 2: they find the article here? Here we go, Mertz, the
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Speaker 2: war in Ukraine could reach Germany. Wow, Russia continues, it's
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Speaker 2: WALVT Grcia against Ukraine with relentless violence. Yep, he wants
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Speaker 2: to build up again. They borrowed a trip, They're borrowing
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Speaker 2: a trillion dollars. He claims that Russia has not only
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Speaker 2: waged war against Ukraine, but quote, this aggression is part
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Speaker 2: of the Kremlins plan against other European countries.
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Speaker 4: A total lie, totally.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not a fan of Vladimir Putin by
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Speaker 1: any stretch of gerald, but you know, I think he's
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Speaker 1: a stone cold killer. But that doesn't mean that he
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Speaker 1: wants to destroy the world. I think he's, uh, he's
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Speaker 1: been restrained in many respects. You know, this whole thing
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Speaker 1: is just completely beyond the pale.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, this is your Trends journal when it was a
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Speaker 2: quarterly back in twenty fourteen. So happy that guy is.
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Speaker 2: This is the United States overthrow of the democratically elected
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Speaker 2: guy government of Viktor Yanikovich in Ukraine. That everybody forgot
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Speaker 2: about that little clown, I say who she is or
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Speaker 2: used a proper language to say who she Victoria Newland
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Speaker 2: passing out cookies in candy with that other scumbag John
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Speaker 2: McCain in my done square the United States him. This
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Speaker 2: is an article in your magazine as it was happening ready.
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Speaker 2: Washington is driving the world to the final War. An
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Speaker 2: article by doctor Paul Craig Roberts, former versus Treasurer Secretary
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Speaker 2: of the Royal Reagan Washington, concluded that Russia needed to
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Speaker 2: be confronted with or distracted by problems that would leave
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Speaker 2: the Russian government less confident were able to count to
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Speaker 2: Washington's aggression elsewhere. Ukraine presented the perfect opportunity for Washington
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Speaker 2: to advance and said gemonic agenda in a speech and
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Speaker 2: anybody could look this up. At the National Press Club
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Speaker 2: last December, which means twenty thirteen, Assistant Secretary of State
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Speaker 2: Victoria Newland boasted that Washington had invested five billion dollars
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Speaker 2: in non governmental organizations NGOs in Ukraine, the purpose to
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Speaker 2: teach democracy to be the moment through the government. They
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Speaker 2: brought in the Azovs, the Nazi Ukrainians that killed over
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Speaker 2: fifteen thousand people in the Dnbas region of Ukraine which
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Speaker 2: is mostly Russian and Ukraine was part of Russia for
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Speaker 2: how many hundreds of years until Khrushchev, who was the
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Speaker 2: kami head over this, said, well, Ukraine, he was Ukrainian,
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Speaker 2: so it's part of Russia, but not any more. Oh
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Speaker 2: blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. But people have
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Speaker 2: no idea about these facts. And number three, it's none
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Speaker 2: of my business. I'm an American. Once upon a time
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Speaker 2: there was this cat by the name of George Washington,
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Speaker 2: real guy that fought unlike these little clowns that a president,
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Speaker 2: don't get involved in any of these foreign entanglements as
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Speaker 2: crap's been going off for thousands of years. We're not
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Speaker 2: going to fix it. And don't love a nation or
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Speaker 2: hate a nation or else should become a slave to them.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, he was prescient, that's for sure. How did he know?
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Speaker 1: How did he know?
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Speaker 3: This?
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Speaker 1: Gerald Lake that was really advanced thinking, don't you think?
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Speaker 4: Of course?
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Speaker 2: Again, these people are little alivee slimes. Again, I'm the
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Speaker 2: same age as Trump. You know, I did everything I
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Speaker 2: could to beat the Vietnam War. And I make this
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Speaker 2: a thousand percent clear. I as a young kid, I
15:53
Speaker 2: believe the crap that they were selling. If we don't
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Speaker 2: stop those commies, Yeah, they're going to take over Asia,
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Speaker 2: and those dominoes will keep full until they reach the
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Speaker 2: cal Shows, the California.
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Speaker 1: I believe that.
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Speaker 2: I just didn't want to get my brains blown out.
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Speaker 2: That's why I did everything to beat the draft.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 2: Trump got five draft deferments. He had a bone spur.
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Speaker 2: I had a bone spur too. I couldn't get a
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Speaker 2: draft afrotment. I did everything to beat it. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: now look how he loves war. And by the way,
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Speaker 2: these are some of his quotes. You're ready, we want
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Speaker 2: to have peace on earth all over. Oh. He said
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Speaker 2: that in September twenty fifth, twenty twenty four, when he
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Speaker 2: was running for president. I'm not going to start a war.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna stop wars.
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Speaker 1: Oh.
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Speaker 2: He said that on October twentieth, twenty twenty four. How
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Speaker 2: many times did he bombed Somalia? Oh? I think something
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Speaker 2: about one hundred and twenty something. Oh, he bought.
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Speaker 4: Yemen?
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Speaker 2: How many times?
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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Speaker 2: He bomb Iran, bon Nigeria and now it bombs away
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Speaker 2: over Venezuela. And how they're talking about taking over Cuba.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Oh, Greenland. I forgot about Greenland.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I forgot Greenland. How can we forget that?
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Speaker 4: Yep?
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Speaker 2: And this is Trump Trump's New Year's Eve with net Yahoo.
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Speaker 2: He said his resolution for the new year is peace
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Speaker 2: on Earth. And then the next day is bomb's away
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Speaker 2: over Nezuela, capturing the president and his wife. Where's the outrage?
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Speaker 2: And again I launched a movement cold occupied peace over
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Speaker 2: a decade ago.
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Speaker 4: I remember it well, major.
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Speaker 2: Rallies Judgingapolitanus, got rid of Joe Laurier Sinitch, Roger Ward
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Speaker 2: has just did a lie broadcast this year when we
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Speaker 2: did it, So I just don't talk about this. Oh
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Speaker 2: in his Christmas time? Hey, how about the Prince of peace?
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Speaker 1: Everybody?
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Speaker 2: Why are they talking about?
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Speaker 4: Hey?
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Speaker 2: How are Christmas sales? I hope they went up. I
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Speaker 2: mean that's what people care about.
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Speaker 1: Unbelievable. Unbelievable yep. So what do we do about it?
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Speaker 1: Is there anything? We're just along for the ride and
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Speaker 1: this is it.
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Speaker 2: If we don't stop it, it's gonna be It's gonna
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Speaker 2: be hell on earth again. How stupid can you be
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Speaker 2: to sell to swallow the crap coming out of Mercer's mouth,
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Speaker 2: the crone that cuts sown little stormer of nothing that
18:23
Speaker 2: we got to build up our military. Hey, you go
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Speaker 2: to war against Russia, it'll be the end of life
18:29
Speaker 2: on Earth. Once upon a time there was this cat
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Speaker 2: by the name of Einstein. New thing or two about
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Speaker 2: the atomic bomb? Right, yes, what kind of weapons will
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Speaker 2: be used to fight the Third World War? You said,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, Beth. They'll be using sticks and stones
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Speaker 2: to fight the fourth. Yeah, so gold prices are gonna
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Speaker 2: go up. And here's something very important, trend and again,
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Speaker 2: and go to Trends Journal dot com if you want
18:51
Speaker 2: the magazine. It's a grand total four dollars of fifty
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Speaker 2: nine cents a week, pennies a day. Gen Z Revolution Again.
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Speaker 2: You're in New York. I'm a New York Sure they
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Speaker 2: like again. In forecasting trends, it's not what you like,
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Speaker 2: what you want, what you wish for, it's what is
19:05
Speaker 2: they let do? The little boy of nothing? Miss Mamdani
19:09
Speaker 2: thirty four years old. We've both been thirty four years old.
19:11
Speaker 2: You just start growing up. But anyway, no, no anything, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: nobody ever heard of this cat. He wins the biggest
19:21
Speaker 2: city in America, New York City. How come gen Z?
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Speaker 2: These are people that were the oldest age is twenty eight.
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Speaker 2: I think were what nineteen ninety seven to or something.
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Speaker 2: They were the biggest turnout in the midterms that beat
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Speaker 2: Cuomo in the Democratic primary the election. Gen Z and
19:42
Speaker 2: millennials are the biggest turnout. They're busted. One of our
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Speaker 2: top trends for twenty twenty six is gen Z revolution, Nepal, Kenya, Anzania, Morocco.
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Speaker 1: They're all a little upset.
19:58
Speaker 2: Madagascar, Indogne, France. They're taking to Mexico. Young people are
20:05
Speaker 2: taking to the streets. They were through the government in
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Speaker 2: Bulgaria a couple of weeks ago. Jelsey and they overthrew
20:12
Speaker 2: the government in Nepal. They have no future. That's why
20:15
Speaker 2: they voted for this guy. Yeah, it's again not what
20:19
Speaker 2: you like what They have no future. When we were
20:22
Speaker 2: young guys, there were things called grocery stores, hardware stores,
20:26
Speaker 2: stationary stores, truck stores, shoes stores, clothing stores, fish stores.
20:32
Speaker 2: Now the chains owe everything. Hey, you want a job,
20:34
Speaker 2: get a job at Walmart. I they I'll go to Target. Maybe,
20:38
Speaker 2: uh Low's no. I like home Depot better. They got
20:43
Speaker 2: no future. They're busted and again go back to Trump.
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Speaker 2: The BS about Venezuela. Knock on terrorists. No, no, no,
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Speaker 2: go back to your trans journal. Back in twenty nineteen,
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Speaker 2: he was trying to overthrow the government. Back then, had
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Speaker 2: this little clown boy one google it up, look at
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Speaker 2: his his State of the Union address that year, think
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Speaker 2: twenty nineteen, he had one guido there in Congress. Every
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Speaker 2: one of the little clowns in Congress stand up and
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Speaker 2: gave that little boy of nothing the standing ovation. Trump said,
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Speaker 2: this is the real president of Venezuela. And you know
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Speaker 2: what you call Maduro very important? A socialist dictator, socialist dictator,
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Speaker 2: did nothing to do with drugs. Okay, socialist? What does
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Speaker 2: Mundami call himself? A democratic socialist?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: The people are busted. Hey, hey, you elect me. I'm
21:39
Speaker 2: gonna give you a free childcare, free bus ride, government
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Speaker 2: grocery stores. We're gonna bring down the prices, all right.
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Speaker 2: You can't raise your rent. Oh, your taxes went up,
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Speaker 2: your insurance went up, your everything went up. But you
21:54
Speaker 2: can't raise your tat. You can't raise the price for rent. Hey,
21:57
Speaker 2: well wait a minute, how about all the money it
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Speaker 2: costs me? And I want to make this one thousand
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Speaker 2: percent clear. The more kids you have the more. You
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Speaker 2: should be paying for school taxes, not mean number two
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Speaker 2: daycare centers. How about nursing homes for kids. When I
22:16
Speaker 2: was a kid, if my mother makes you rest in peace,
22:19
Speaker 2: didn't raise me, I'd be dead.
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Speaker 3: Oh.
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Speaker 2: I wonder why the kids all look like crap and
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Speaker 2: eat crap. Oh, because you put them in daycare centers.
22:27
Speaker 2: You're a little kid out of your mind. You need
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Speaker 2: parental love. You got a stranger, very low paid, feeding
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Speaker 2: your crap. I wonder why the obesity rate in America
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Speaker 2: young people is so high.
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Speaker 1: Can't imagine.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to pay for your kids. They're your kids.
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Speaker 2: Shove this daycare crap up here. You know what you bottom.
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Speaker 2: You pay for them, you take care of them. My
22:54
Speaker 2: business got it, so shove it. That's the way I feel.
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Speaker 1: I couldn't agree with you more. It's absurd. But that's
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Speaker 1: the nanny state, right, Yeah, that's what's evolved.
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Speaker 2: You got it again, But you have to look at why. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: One of my t shirts nineteen ninety two, beware of
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Speaker 2: slick Willy. This is a scumbag. Hey, get them jobs
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Speaker 2: out of America, bring them to NAFTA. And again this
23:21
Speaker 2: is why gen Z again, we've lost our manufacturing. Then
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Speaker 2: he brought China into the World Trade Organization. Suck the
23:28
Speaker 2: jobs out, and now China again very important goal prices again.
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Speaker 2: I started buying gold in nineteen seventy eight. Back then
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Speaker 2: America is number one. China's GDP. Back then in nineteen
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Speaker 2: seventy it was like one hundred and fifty billion dollars.
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Speaker 2: One hundred and fifty billion. Now try twenty trillion. Almost
23:52
Speaker 2: is the death of the dollars coming. The world has
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Speaker 2: had enough of America's hegemony. The bricks control some forty
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Speaker 2: percent of the world's gross domestic product. Goes back to
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Speaker 2: Trump again. Let's go back to twenty eighteen Worset December
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Speaker 2: on the dow since the Great Depression?
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Speaker 4: What do you do?
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Speaker 2: Forced Powell to lower interest rates? Powett and he'd brough
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Speaker 2: palell On back then he's going to lower interest rates again.
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Speaker 2: The lower interest rates go, the deeper the dollar falls.
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Speaker 2: The deeper the dollar falls, the high goal prices go.
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Speaker 2: So that's what we're looking at all Right, Well.
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Speaker 1: That sounds like twenty twenty six is gonna be a
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Speaker 1: hell of a year. Gerald, But hey, at least we
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Speaker 1: can subscribe to Trends Journal, which has been spot on
24:38
Speaker 1: for many years, and it will help us prepare for
24:42
Speaker 1: the inevitable. Right.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and again this is another couple of trends that
24:49
Speaker 2: are very interesting again to look at, is that there's
24:53
Speaker 2: going to be a dot com bust. Again, I mentioned
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Speaker 2: Clinton again. With tracking trends, you make connections be between
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Speaker 2: different fields. Before he brought China into the World Trade Organization.
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Speaker 2: Now it's like twenty five years ago, ten percent of
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Speaker 2: Chinese eighteen year olds went to college. Ten percent, now
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Speaker 2: nearly seventy percent. There's a country one hundred one point
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Speaker 2: four billion verse my three hundred and forty three million.
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Speaker 2: The kids are going to college. They're not taking courses
25:24
Speaker 2: in transgender studies. They're taking courses and things that you
25:28
Speaker 2: know in economics and trade and development and high tech
25:34
Speaker 2: and heavy industry. Chinese is going to lead the world
25:38
Speaker 2: in AI. Trends are born, they grow, they mature, they
25:42
Speaker 2: reach old age, and I and die AI was just
25:46
Speaker 2: born twenty twenty two, three years ago, four years ago.
25:52
Speaker 2: You don't if that's stole your money in the infant
25:55
Speaker 2: go back to January last year. Deep Seek, Deep Seek
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Speaker 2: Chinese company. Hey, we don't need one hundred million dollars
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Speaker 2: to build out Ai. We did it for six million.
26:05
Speaker 2: We don't need those big chips. Beijing is investing very heavily,
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Speaker 2: very heavily in Ai. AI is the future. Love it,
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Speaker 2: hate it, don't want it, doesn't make a difference.
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Speaker 4: It is exactly.
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Speaker 2: China is going to lead the world in Ai. There's
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Speaker 2: going to be an AI bust in the United States,
26:24
Speaker 2: a dot com bust two point zero. And when that happens,
26:31
Speaker 2: the markets are going to crash. Gold and silver prices
26:34
Speaker 2: are going to skyrocket number two. Nobody's talking about it,
26:39
Speaker 2: only the trends journal. The office building bust. You're looking
26:44
Speaker 2: like places like Dallas, Texas. What's the downtown vacancy rate?
26:51
Speaker 2: About twenty seven percent? How about Seattle? Y's around that too, vacant,
26:59
Speaker 2: Portland are gone, Denver one after another, big cities, huge
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Speaker 2: vacancy rates. How am I gonna pay the loan on
27:08
Speaker 2: my building? You're not? Oh you see what the repos
27:12
Speaker 2: are ready. Oh they're not talking about this. The hundreds
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Speaker 2: of billions that the Fed's dumped into the repo market
27:17
Speaker 2: are ready this year. They banks need the money. There's
27:20
Speaker 2: going to be defaults on these loans again. The COVID
27:24
Speaker 2: War started on January twentieth, January twenty twenty in China,
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Speaker 2: the year of they're at that's six years ago now
27:34
Speaker 2: when you had these people in these buildings. Their leases
27:37
Speaker 2: are up. They're not renewing them. They're five ten year leases,
27:42
Speaker 2: they're not renewing them. There's gonna be failures. They're not
27:47
Speaker 2: going to be able to pay for the buildings that
27:49
Speaker 2: are vacant. The banks don't have the money to cover
27:52
Speaker 2: the losses. The banks are going to go bust. We
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Speaker 2: are headed not for the greatest recession, but the greatest depression.
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Speaker 1: All right, I guess we will leave it at that,
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Speaker 1: and appreciate you coming on Gerald as always, and make
28:13
Speaker 1: sure everybody out there subscribe to the trends thank you
28:16
Speaker 1: journal like I do, and we'll have a link in
28:20
Speaker 1: the show notes. Appreciate you coming on and happy twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six. It's going to be a hell of a year.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it will be a hell of a year. And
28:30
Speaker 2: thank you so much for you what you do. You're like,
28:33
Speaker 2: you know, one of the far out cats out there
28:34
Speaker 2: that are doing what you're doing that people don't have
28:36
Speaker 2: the guts to do and you provide people with information
28:39
Speaker 2: and knowledge that they can use rather than the brainwashing
28:43
Speaker 2: crap that's just out there that the mainstream media puts out.
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Speaker 4: So thank you so much for all that you day.
28:49
Speaker 1: Well, you inspired me. You know, when I started this
28:53
Speaker 1: journey fifteen years ago, you were one of the people
28:56
Speaker 1: who I followed exclusively. You were on Gold Seat Radio.
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Speaker 1: I had never really heard of you until then, and
29:05
Speaker 1: I credit you as a good part of why I
29:09
Speaker 1: am doing what I do now, and I'm eternally grateful
29:13
Speaker 1: to you kind of it.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: All Right, be well, and we'll touch base with you
29:18
Speaker 1: in a couple months and see how this madness is progressing.
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Speaker 2: Okay, man, all the best.
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