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Speaker 2: It's a fool's choice to go after Donald Trump and

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Speaker 2: I won't eat any more of your time up. Love

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Speaker 1: Eric, Thank you so much, Eric Bowling. I'll be with us.

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Speaker 1: We're gonna do coverage five to seven with the War Room,

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Speaker 1: eight to eleven with all the stars in the galaxy

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Speaker 1: of Real America's voice, a real America's voice. From eight

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Speaker 3: Vladimir Zelenski says his country is ready to come to

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Speaker 1: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 11: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 11: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 12: That was obviously the twenty sixteen playbook. Now we've seen

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Speaker 12: a sort of more intense and I think more akin

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Speaker 12: astroturfing this idea. They're very rejective of the idea of

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Speaker 12: something called anticipatory obedience. There's a historian who Rachel Matta

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Speaker 12: has on all the time, sort of undergirds a lot

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Speaker 12: of MSNBC's coverage, and in his book, the concept of

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Speaker 12: anticipating anticipatory obedience right prematurely obeying evil dictator President Trump

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Speaker 12: is how this country slips from democracy to full blown autocracy.

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Speaker 12: So sort of through that paradigm, I think they then justify,

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Speaker 12: if not absolutely mandate, at least from the far left

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Speaker 12: President Trump like a democratically and popular vote elected president

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Speaker 12: because they can't normalize them otherwise they are enabling, right,

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Speaker 12: the backsliding of United States of American democracy. And I

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Speaker 12: think you sort of see an un full display right

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Speaker 12: in the social justice you know, ally, if you're not

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Speaker 12: with us, you're against this, that whole kind of mindset,

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Speaker 12: But that's now playing out on the more I think

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Speaker 12: domestic and democracy political front. So I think that you

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Speaker 12: will definitely see people stand up and try to disrupt

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Speaker 12: and agitate because not just I guess it's their tradition

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Speaker 12: and their culture, but it serves a bigger purpose. And Steve,

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Speaker 12: I think signal not noise for our audience, though of

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Speaker 12: course there is going to be opposition and demonstrations against him,

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Speaker 12: pay attention to how much the mainstream media amplifies it.

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Speaker 12: I don't know about you Steve, have you ever seen

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Speaker 12: the mainstream media cover the fact that our audience, our posse,

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Speaker 12: is always showing up at these town halls, nuking CR

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Speaker 12: after CR. I don't think so. But then a group

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Speaker 12: a tenth the size of our audience shows up, obviously

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Speaker 12: bankrolled by Soros linked groups, and suddenly they get NonStop coverage.

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Speaker 8: Right.

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Speaker 12: They even have the small little square box in the

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Speaker 12: corner of rich Madow screen trying to make it look

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Speaker 12: like there's mass demonstrations everywhere. So even if there actually

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Speaker 12: aren't demonstrations, I think that to sort of fit the narrative,

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Speaker 12: it doesn't actually matter if anyone shows up. You're going

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Speaker 12: to see a continual hyping of this idea that there's

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Speaker 12: such staunch opposition to him, because then they have more

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Speaker 12: not just moral, ethical or political justification to sort of

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Speaker 12: oppose him using these outside of the system tactics. But

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Speaker 12: it just helps to, I think, sort of ferment the resistance,

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Speaker 12: which you know they're not going to give.

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Speaker 6: Up all that easy.

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Speaker 1: Natalie, fantastic hit what's your social media ma'am? So people

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Speaker 1: can get you between now eight o'clock when you rejoin us.

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Speaker 12: Natalie g Enters on all platforms.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, ma'am. We'll see you back here at eight.

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Speaker 1: Fantastic report from the White House, our own Natalie ge Winners. Okay,

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Speaker 1: we're going to have Philip Patrick is going to join

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Speaker 1: us here momentarily. We're going to talk about markets today,

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Speaker 1: particularly President Trump's address, what people are looking for. John Gardner,

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Speaker 1: on the other.

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Speaker 10: Side, session a stomach churning day of for investors as

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Speaker 10: a tariff tantrum initially sparked to sell off for a

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Speaker 10: big intry day comeback, and then just the last few

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Speaker 10: moments a sharp pullback here into the close, the Dow

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Speaker 10: closing lower by about seven hundred points. That's a scorecar

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Speaker 10: on Wall Street. But the action is just getting started.

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Speaker 10: Welcome to click.

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Speaker 1: Okay, it was a wild day, not just on Wall

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Speaker 1: Street but in global capital markets. President Trumpe at midnight

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Speaker 1: last night, at twelve o one am Eastern Standard time,

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Speaker 1: put in the twenty five percent terrace in Canada, twenty

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Speaker 1: five percent terrace in Mexico, and I think it's supposed

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Speaker 1: to be ten, but I think he said twenty percent

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Speaker 1: teriffs and China, and of course China said flat out, hey,

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Speaker 1: we will fight you to the bitter in so they're

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Speaker 1: throwing the their game on. Philip Patrick on a day

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Speaker 1: like today, what your people know? I guess gold went

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Speaker 1: to twenty nine, twenty five and back. I was a

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Speaker 1: twenty nine to fifteen, but it's near another all time

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Speaker 1: record high on massive volume. What's going on in the

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Speaker 1: capital market, sir, And how can people start to think

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Speaker 1: through what they should be, what they should what they

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Speaker 1: should understand about gold as a hedge.

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Speaker 13: It's interesting times, to say the least. I saw an

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Speaker 13: interview with Warren Buffett recently and he was asked about

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Speaker 13: the general state of the economy and he said it

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Speaker 13: was the most interesting subject in the world, and then

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Speaker 13: declined to comment even any further. So I thought that

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Speaker 13: in on itself, was very telling. But you know, volatility

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Speaker 13: is the name of the game. As you said, tariffs

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Speaker 13: went live today. These are the most extreme tariffs in

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Speaker 13: living memory. It's twenty five percent tariffs on Canadian and

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Speaker 13: Mexican imports today. He also implemented a second round of

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Speaker 13: ten percent duties on Chinese imports, now pushing to twenty

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Speaker 13: percent total. As we expected, Canada hit back immediately with

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Speaker 13: twenty five percent tariffs on about twenty one billion dollars

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Speaker 13: of American goods, specifically poultry, beef, fish, and other food, along.

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Speaker 14: With textiles and furniture.

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Speaker 13: China hit back as well with tariffs on food and

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Speaker 13: agricultural products. I think there's a reason that Buffett recently.

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Speaker 14: Described tariffs as an act of war.

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Speaker 13: They tend to escalate in this tip for tap manner,

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Speaker 13: with ultimately no clear winners. But what I thought was

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Speaker 13: very interesting was Canada and China specifically targeted the American

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Speaker 13: farming sector. If we look at the top ten agricultural

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Speaker 13: states in the US, they're all red states, with the

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Speaker 13: notable exception, of course of California. So you know, for me,

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Speaker 13: it's interesting, right, I think you know, these retaliatory tariffs

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Speaker 13: are designed to pressure from stronger supporters in the heartland.

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Speaker 13: Now Trump's convinced that other countries are going to bear

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Speaker 13: the costs.

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Speaker 14: It's not entirely correct.

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Speaker 13: Look for products where shoppers have a choice, right, think avocados,

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Speaker 13: they're probably going to buy American over Mexican.

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Speaker 14: But there are many sectors where there.

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Speaker 13: Is little or no competition, think electronics, cars, appliances. Prices

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Speaker 13: in these sectors tend to rise fifty to one hundred

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Speaker 13: other nations will suffer for sure in the form of

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Speaker 13: lost sales where shoppers have alternatives, but where they don't,

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Speaker 13: we're going to feel that as consumers. Of course, financial

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Speaker 13: markets hate volatility. Tariffs will create volatility and we're seeing

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Speaker 13: that at the moment. So it's an interesting time to

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Speaker 13: be alive, an interesting time in financial markets. But volatility

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Speaker 1: So with volatility going to be the name of the game,

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Speaker 1: A thousand percent agree with you. Because we're just getting

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Speaker 1: into tomorrow. Just as a news update, Ilan Musk has

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Speaker 1: been invited to meet I think the Republican a conference

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Speaker 1: at seven pm tomorrow night to discuss to discuss where

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Speaker 1: they stand with Doge, because we've got to get some

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Speaker 1: serious decisions here on the cr whether it's gonna be

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Speaker 1: going to be included. My big fear is that the

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Speaker 1: Doge cuts I don't think in reality or anywhere near

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Speaker 1: where people think they're going to be. And now it's

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Speaker 1: get down to, you know, seriousness about where we're actually

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Speaker 1: going to cut this spending because you know, Philip, until

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Speaker 1: we stop the Keynesian overdrive of this massive stimulus that

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Speaker 1: right now a two trillion dollar deficit this year alone,

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Speaker 1: You're going to have more volatility. So what should be

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Speaker 1: people be thinking about? I mean, should they be come

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Speaker 1: and talk to you, what should they be reading? What

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Speaker 1: they should be you know, discussing on this because this

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Speaker 1: and by the way, it's going to go up and down.

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Speaker 1: But you're gonna have extreme volatility in the bond market,

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Speaker 1: your extreme volatility in the stock market. I think you're

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Speaker 1: going to have volatility in the real estate market. Every

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Speaker 13: Look, I think first of all, everyone needs to stay informed.

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Speaker 13: That's why this show is so important. That's why they

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Speaker 13: need to reach out and get the end of the

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Speaker 13: Dollar Empire series. It hits so many of these big

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Speaker 13: topics at a very high level. So I think everyone

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Speaker 13: needs to get educated. Ultimately, you know, this is a

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Speaker 13: climate for precious medals. We have to understand what we

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Speaker 13: have done over the last fifteen sixteen years here in

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Speaker 13: the United States is created a massive debt fueled bubble.

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Speaker 13: President Trump and the team are going to have to

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Speaker 13: If we're going to start to move to rebuild, we

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Speaker 13: you know, we're going to have to get a curb

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Speaker 13: end of the day, as you and I know, metals

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Speaker 13: in climates like this, they are a safe haven asset

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Speaker 13: and they perform.

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Speaker 14: There's a reason we are setting records every.

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Speaker 13: Five days this year with higher prices, and it's being

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Speaker 13: driven you know, by demand from central banks, by demand

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Speaker 13: you know, gold anywhere from thirty one to thirty three

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Speaker 13: more volatile. So everyone needs to get reading, stay educated,

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Speaker 13: and call the Birch Gold.

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Speaker 1: Group when you say fifteen or sixteen years, correct me

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Speaker 1: if I'm wrong. But that's basically back to the financial

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Speaker 1: crash of two thousand and eight and what the established

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Speaker 1: Order did to save themselves is basically a massive influx

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Speaker 1: of liquidity for people that had real assets, people that

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Speaker 1: had stocks bonds to make sure there wasn't a collapse,

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Speaker 1: and that's where we've been. We've had this really ascid bubble.

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Speaker 1: The only time you've had any really restrictions of take

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Speaker 1: liquidity out of the market was for that I think

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Speaker 1: one year or eighteen month period when Janet Yellen was

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Speaker 1: Freederal Reserve Chief and she basically took a thousand dollars

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Speaker 1: she did quantitative tightening. It took a excuse me, a

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Speaker 1: trillion dollars off the balance you of the Fed. That

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Speaker 1: up three three and a half percent growth in twenty nineteen.

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Speaker 1: But you're take it. Your point is we still have

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Speaker 1: not come to resolution on the financial crisis. We just

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Speaker 1: had a debt fueled recovery, and at some point in

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Speaker 1: time we're going to have a margin call. And that's

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Speaker 1: why gold right now it is looked at as an alternative, alternative,

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Speaker 1: a store of value. I guess you would say it's

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Speaker 1: exactly correct.

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Speaker 14: It's exactly corret.

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Speaker 13: And there's a reason that the middle class has been

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Speaker 13: decimated throughout that time period. There's something called the cancel

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Speaker 13: And that's why it is so important to get a

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Speaker 13: And that's what President Trump and the team are committed

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Speaker 1: Kobyasi newsletter over on Twitter, which I think is excellent.

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Speaker 1: If you're on Twitter, you should follow it. Breaking news.

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Speaker 1: US Treasury Secretary best And says, quote there is no

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Speaker 1: So the latest on that looks like no signing. May

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Speaker 1: away from the lip to the cup, Philip. If people

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Speaker 1: That's all I want to make sure people you've got

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Speaker 1: There, Thank you brother, fantastic. Remember take your phone at

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Speaker 1: The ultimate guide, that kind of a guide, the ultimate guide,

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Speaker 1: Philip practor thank you so much. I know doing a

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Speaker 1: Thank you so much for our appreciation.

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Speaker 14: Thank you, Steve.

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Speaker 1: Do you have time to play the clip on terroriffs?

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Speaker 1: Can we go and play Let's go and play the

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Speaker 1: let's go and play it.

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Speaker 4: And now to my fellow Canadians, I won't sugarcoat it.

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Speaker 4: This is gonna be tough, even though we're all gonna

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Speaker 1: This is a hammer blow to the Mexican economy. It's

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Speaker 1: a hammer blow. I think within one hundred days, Mexico

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Speaker 1: He's done this for many reasons. One is to get

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Speaker 1: And I think you're about to see, you know, Trump

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Speaker 1: the Eurasian land mass. He's going to negotiate now with

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Speaker 1: telling you just those guys should go pull the new stories.

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Speaker 1: not for sealing the border. The border right now is

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Speaker 1: We got to put other people down there and make

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Speaker 1: sure this never happens again. But I'm saying for at

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Speaker 1: least an immediate operational basis, and they told you it

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Speaker 1: can never happen. You had to pass the Senate bill.

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Speaker 1: You had to do all this. That was all a lie,

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Speaker 1: all misrepresentations by the Republican establishment playing the game with

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Speaker 1: the Democrats. And remember the core issues of basic issues,

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Speaker 1: What you had to do is get attention to people

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Speaker 1: also are the economic reset, the new economic model. John Gardner,

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Speaker 1: our next guest after the break, came up with this

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Speaker 1: you name it, baby, that's what they did. That's why

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Speaker 1: about trade, right, and about contraband John Gardner's gonna sit

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Speaker 1: and tell us about tariffs, the power of terrorists to

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Speaker 1: bring manufacturing jobs back. You cannot divide what happened with

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Speaker 1: Taiwan semiconductor manufacturing, what happened with Apple, with these hundreds

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Speaker 6: Confuse your Stephen k Bath.

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Speaker 1: You're going to try to squeeze every penny out of

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Speaker 1: going to try to get this sort of tomorrow night.

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Speaker 1: Elon Musk is going to go to Capitol Hill right now,

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Speaker 1: it's been reported to meet with the Republican Conference. The

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Speaker 1: find out what's real induge. The firing for effect has

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Speaker 1: text Network USA Peter mcaven a hat tip in London.

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Speaker 1: Of course, I did the live Sky News broadcast today.

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Speaker 1: I'll play a load of that in second hour. Their

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Speaker 1: they've heard that for a while. But you've been doing

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Speaker 1: What is it? What has been the resolution have been

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Speaker 1: a great victory for you and the Trump administration.

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Speaker 15: Sir, well, thank you, Steve. It's been the Corporate Transparency Act.

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Speaker 15: And yeah, I know you became aware of this and

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Speaker 15: state level. And this was a huge over reach by

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Speaker 15: So this was massive overreach. The federal government have no

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Speaker 15: truth Exciting News, this was a yesterday. The Treasury Department

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Speaker 15: This BikeE rule has been an absolute disaster for small

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Speaker 15: So Finnsen have the financial crimes enforcement network. I don't

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Speaker 15: the moment, the Treasury have said, with President Trump's reported yesterday,

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Speaker 1: Brother mac Alvennie, I can tell you that it it

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Speaker 1: wants to say thank you, particularly entrepreneurs. You've nailed it.

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Speaker 1: Another burden some you know, overregulation by the administrative state. Sir,

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Speaker 1: I know it's late in London. How do people get

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Speaker 1: to the show? Everybody's going to want to watch it

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Speaker 15: Go they watch on War Room, Rumble and Get Her.

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Speaker 15: Every Monday Thursday we have guests interviews three pm Eastern

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Speaker 15: and on Saturday at three pm we have a news

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Speaker 1: Ezra Levant. That will be fantastic talking about the Canada

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Speaker 1: since the economic war went to the Great White North.

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Speaker 1: Peter mcaven and social media, where do people.

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Speaker 15: Go at Hearts of Oke uk on X and everywhere

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Speaker 1: Proud of You sir, and thank you very much from

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Speaker 1: your American cousins here for helping us on those one

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Speaker 1: appreciate you.

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Speaker 15: Thank you, Steve.

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Speaker 1: President Trump's Administration's on fire, and I'm telling you, when

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Speaker 1: being a platform for people coming up and saying things

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Speaker 1: that got their own podcasts. There's so much information out there.

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Speaker 1: We've destroyed the mainstream media. It's just incredible. One of

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Speaker 1: Frank Speech and all of it, and doing so much

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Speaker 1: You had, you know, five hundred thousand people trained through

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Speaker 1: our various programs. But there's still major issues. You look

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Speaker 8: Absolutely, and Steve, I'm just reading the articles today, the

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Speaker 8: Denver Post, the Washington Post. I am now a prominent

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Speaker 8: They they're attacking me all about because Tina Peters. Obviously

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Speaker 8: Steve the irs. They're going in full force. Everybody. Why

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