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Speaker 6: Did you say thirty two thousand.

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Speaker 10: You have no idea how this is going to work out.

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Speaker 4: So there you go, folks. Charlie understood this.

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Speaker 4: Joshua, how are you? They're doing well?

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Speaker 9: In fact, ron, if we were going to do a

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Speaker 6: it seems profoundly unwise in my opinion.

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Speaker 9: And Joshua, let's look at this, because you know, you've

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Speaker 4: To rise up and yet let's go, let's go through

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Speaker 9: Nineteen forty one, British and Soviet forces occupied Iran and

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Speaker 9: deposed Raisa Shah and imposed his son, Mohammed Raisa Shah

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Speaker 4: And that is why they turned to the radicals there.

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Speaker 9: So again this was a situation in nineteen fifty three

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Speaker 9: It's going to go so wonderful. Regime change. It works

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Speaker 9: We saw and understand that peace is the prize, and

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Speaker 6: are pseudo philanthropists. They know they're doing it, but why

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Speaker 6: are they doing it? Is because they're just simply evil

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Speaker 6: or demonic or some sort of conspiracy are the lizard people.

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Speaker 6: It's not any of the above. They are dedicated to

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Speaker 6: an ideology that is almost four hundred years old, and

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Speaker 6: it's also the same ideology that pushes for regime change

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Speaker 6: wars in Iran, Iraq, Syria and elsewhere over the decades.

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Speaker 6: That ideology is called supra nationalism. It's called supra nationalism,

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Speaker 6: and that's this idea where you see yourself as sort

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Speaker 6: of a citizen of the world. It's John Lennon imagine

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Speaker 6: mixing frankly where there's not really any borders. And this

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Speaker 6: is why the same people oppost tariffs, because they're not

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Speaker 6: fair to other countries who are needier than us. And

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Speaker 6: now we begin to blend both the New Book with

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Speaker 6: Jenika Pounds and Joshua Lyasac Unelected with the Unhumans book

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Speaker 6: and the cultural Marxist filter of oppressor and oppressed. Those

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Speaker 6: two ideologies do often work and sync with one another.

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Speaker 6: Where we are so advantaged here in the West and

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Speaker 6: they're so impoverished everywhere else, so we need to send

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Speaker 6: our treasure over there to those countries, and let me

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Speaker 6: get a slice off the top, say those who are

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Speaker 6: an unelected, networked elite who are funneling this taxpayer money.

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Speaker 6: And of course it was hitting the nurse Henry Day

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Speaker 6: States Treasury that Elon and Edward Corstein aka big Balls,

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Speaker 6: who provided the forward to this, they were the ones

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Speaker 6: who originally found this out and began to stop the bleed.

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Speaker 6: Doj has been by far one of the most popular

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Speaker 6: efforts of the forty seven.

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Speaker 9: It's been incredible, and I'll say from that, I would

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Speaker 9: love to see the House Republicans, GOP Congressionals put into service.

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Speaker 9: Incredible book. Joshua, congratulations to you and to Jenica. I

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Speaker 9: love the title. By the way, if you want to

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Speaker 9: catch Joshua and myself, we will be speaking at Liberty

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Speaker 9: University on Monday. Right back Human Events Daily.

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Speaker 3: Hey Jack, where's Jack?

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Speaker 2: Where's Jack?

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Speaker 7: Where is he?

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Speaker 1: Jack?

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Speaker 3: I want to see you.

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Speaker 1: Great job, Jack, Thank you.

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Speaker 4: What a job you do.

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Speaker 1: You know, we have an incredible thing.

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Speaker 11: We're always talking about the fake news.

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Speaker 1: And demand, but we have guys, and these are the

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Speaker 1: guys You're forgetting bullishes.

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Speaker 9: All right, Jack Pisobic we're back live here, Human Events Daily,

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Speaker 9: Real America's Voice. I want to get in and talk

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Speaker 9: about what the tariffs are going to do, what the

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Speaker 9: tariffs are going to do to the precious metals market.

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Speaker 9: Also at the same time that we're seeing a lot

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Speaker 9: of economic shift as President Trump and JD.

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Speaker 4: Vance talk about Iran not meeting these red.

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Speaker 9: Lines, questions of strikes, potential limited strikes in Iran war.

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Speaker 4: And room numbers of war.

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Speaker 9: And of course we've got to bring on my good

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Speaker 9: friend Alex and Carey and the COO and co founder

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Speaker 9: of Allegiance Gold.

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Speaker 4: Alex, how are you.

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Speaker 3: I'm well, how are you Jack?

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Speaker 9: I'm very good. So Alex, I mean, let's cut right

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Speaker 9: to it. Take the first part of it though. You know,

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Speaker 9: the latest is these tariffs ten percent global tariffs that

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Speaker 9: President Trump is pushing out. Of course, the Supreme Court

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Speaker 9: backing down on some of the tariffs. How does all

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Speaker 9: of this tariffs, this tariff dynamics, this volume, What does

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Speaker 9: it due to the precious gold market, or should I

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Speaker 9: say what does it do to the dollar market as well?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 8: So short term we saw an impact on the dollar

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Speaker 8: dollar drop down, gold went up, and that uncertainty is

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Speaker 8: going to fuel more and more. Now what President Trump

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Speaker 8: talked about, he said, look, we've been waiting for this

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Speaker 8: for months and months. Now that we finally have the outcome,

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Speaker 8: we at least have less of uncertainty. But make no mistake,

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Speaker 8: a few things to keep in mind. We have the

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Speaker 8: debts one of the tariffs. One of the objectives of

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Speaker 8: the tariffs was to minimize the trade deficit and ultimately

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Speaker 8: bring down the debt. So there's a little bit of

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Speaker 8: a question mark there. We have a new FED share

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Speaker 8: coming up in the next few months. Hopefully mister Warsh

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Speaker 8: will be a lot more cooperative.

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Speaker 3: And will lower the interest rates.

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Speaker 8: But when you factor in this war impact and other

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Speaker 8: geopolitical tensions, that is not good news for the dollar.

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Speaker 8: Who's celebrating today, China celebrating? Are our friends on the

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Speaker 8: left side of the aisle are celebrating. I was just

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Speaker 8: looking through the list of what the tariff numbers were.

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Speaker 8: Let me give you some numbers. India is going to

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Speaker 8: drop from twenty five to ten, European Union from fifteen

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Speaker 8: to ten. These are the nations that we're taking advantage

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Speaker 8: of us for years and years. So short term bad

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Speaker 8: news for the dollar. Good news for gold.

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Speaker 9: And you know, I have to say the the same time,

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Speaker 9: what we're seeing in terms of the you know, a

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Speaker 9: lot of the markets are now being royaled. Price of

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Speaker 9: oil is going up as all of this talk. The

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Speaker 9: sabers are rattling, the aircraft carriers are.

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Speaker 4: Steaming, They're on their way.

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Speaker 9: We've got one parked right off of the Persian Gulf

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Speaker 9: right now. One is making its way through the Mediterranean

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Speaker 9: as we speak.

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Speaker 4: That's the Lincoln, That's the Ford.

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Speaker 9: As everybody knows, that is the strategic sea line of communication.

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Speaker 9: That is the strategic choke point, that Straight of Horror

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Speaker 9: moves for the entire It's the mouthpiece of the entire

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Speaker 9: or the mouth I should say, of the entire Persian Golf.

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Speaker 9: That's where so much of the world's oil flows through.

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Speaker 9: So Alex when we're talking about this, and we know

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Speaker 9: that I believe it was Russia and Iran just earlier

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Speaker 9: this week held enable exercise simulating a closure of the

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Speaker 9: Strait of Horror moves. When all of this is in

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Speaker 9: the cards, what does it do to the precious metals market.

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Speaker 8: The more there is uncertainty, Jack, the more people fly

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Speaker 8: towards safe haven assets. See, there's been a lot of

554
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Speaker 8: sharp words stated by the Iranians, people like specifically, when

555
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Speaker 8: you say that we're gonna retaliate, we're gonna hit back

556
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Speaker 8: us basis, look just like what we did in Venezuela.

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Speaker 8: President Trump is known to think about three five steps ahead.

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Speaker 8: We're not sending these ships for no reasons. We're gonna

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Speaker 8: have it either the easy way or we're gonna have

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Speaker 8: it the hard way.

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Speaker 3: It's up to make the decision.

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Speaker 8: But when President Trump came out and said, look, if

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Speaker 8: you hang any Iranian in public, I'm not gonna wait

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Speaker 8: for this negotiation. I'm gonna take action, these are very

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Speaker 8: very sharp words. So whenever there's increased geopolitical tension, what

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Speaker 8: you have is a lot of uncertainty. And that's why

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Speaker 8: more and more investors dump US treasury bonds and move

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Speaker 8: towards more and more physical goals.

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Speaker 4: And this is key.

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Speaker 9: So for folks that are looking, Let's say someone's watching

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Speaker 9: the news out there, they're seeing all of this. They're

572
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Speaker 9: trying to wonder what's going on, and they want to

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Speaker 9: get their families' assets in a good position. Let's say

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Speaker 9: they don't have a lot of you know, invested et cetera.

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Speaker 9: They're looking at crypto and they say, you know, crypto,

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Speaker 9: the ups and downs, they're just too much. There's too

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Speaker 9: much volatility there. What's a good way for someone let's

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Speaker 9: just say they have never invested in the precious metals market.

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Speaker 9: What does a Legiance Gold offer by way of taking

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Speaker 9: that person who says, you know what I want to

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Speaker 9: get in, dip my toe, maybe go in a little more.

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Speaker 4: What do you have to offer for them?

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Speaker 8: Number one, We're going to start with education. We're looking

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Speaker 8: to build a relationship based on fair and transparent pricing.

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Speaker 8: Imagine the path that you and your wife had to

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Speaker 8: go through. You know, when you decided to become a

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Speaker 8: client of Agence Gold, it was not a matter of

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Speaker 8: is gold to right fit for me?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 8: Now, here's what you have central banks, governments, large institutions.

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Speaker 8: There is a lot of demand for gold. China is

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Speaker 8: basically telling their banks and their regulators. They're saying, look,

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Speaker 8: dump the US Treasury bonds and buy more and more gold.

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Speaker 8: So when you have a structural shift, we have this

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Speaker 8: we help climent have a lot more confidence. We want

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Speaker 9: That's fine, it's Protect Withposo dot Com. We've got that

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Speaker 9: how we want to have it in there. And so

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Speaker 9: for folks who want that education, we want to be

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Speaker 9: able to look at the precious metals market. We want

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Speaker 9: to see that look, you know, gold has gone absolutely

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Speaker 9: astronaut and and look like it's not you know, we're

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Speaker 9: not telling anybody what to do, but if you got

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Speaker 9: in in twenty twenty three when gold was still where

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Speaker 9: it was and and and I'm look, let's guys, let's

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Speaker 9: throw that chart up again, the gold chart of the

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Speaker 9: five year gold price. All right, this was uh, this

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Speaker 9: was twenty twenty three. It was under two thousand at

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Speaker 9: the start of twenty twenty three. If I'm reading this correctly,

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Speaker 9: talk to us a little bit more about the five

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Speaker 9: year shift in gold, or even just the three year shift.

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Speaker 3: That proof is in the pudding. Yeah, here's what happened.

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Speaker 3: In the last three years.

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Speaker 8: We've seen gold more than double jp Morgan Chase just

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Speaker 8: came out and.

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Speaker 3: Revised the forecast to sixty three hundred.

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Speaker 8: Why because when you look at the deficit, when you

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Speaker 8: look at how money's moving from US Treasury bonds into

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Speaker 8: physical gold. Morgan Stanley Jack last year changed its portfolio allocation.

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Speaker 8: They used to be sixty percent stocks forty percent bond.

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Speaker 8: Now they're going for sixty twenty twenty sixty percent stocks,

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Speaker 8: which means twenty percent is coming from the bond. If

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Speaker 8: you think about the central banks, they're willing to give

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Speaker 8: up getting an interest because they realized that the devaluation

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Speaker 8: of the dollar plus the growth trajectory gold further outweighs

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Speaker 8: just having some paper exposure. So if you're someone who's

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Speaker 8: thinking about this, you cannot just stay in the system.

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Speaker 3: What what do I mean by that? You have to

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Speaker 3: think about.

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Speaker 8: Alternative assets gold, silver, possibly some platinum.

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Speaker 3: The idea is this, if you look at the job numbers.

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Speaker 8: January job numbers were fantastic, but we revised down last

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Speaker 8: year's job numbers. We were expecting fifty thousand jobs a month.

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Speaker 8: It got revised down to third of that. So, yes,

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Speaker 8: the economy is doing well, but there is a little

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Speaker 8: bit of a disconnect between where the stocks are and

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Speaker 8: where the economy is and what's happening to the value

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Speaker 8: the dollar.

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Speaker 3: Why gold very simple.

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Speaker 8: It's going to help you minimize the downside risk and

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Speaker 3: See if you.

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Speaker 8: simple happened is that fiat currency has dropped. And under

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Speaker 3: Gold did very well.

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Speaker 8: Why because number one, he forced to have a lower

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Speaker 3: Borrow a little bit more.

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Speaker 8: Those are two ingredients that I see continuing. So ask

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Speaker 9: Protect Withposo dot Com. Protect Withposo dot Com. Alex, thank

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Speaker 4: Hey man, all right, Jack Pacific, we're back live here.

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Speaker 9: Human Events Daily, Real America's voice wanted to switch gears

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Speaker 9: a little bit, a little bit and bring on once

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Speaker 9: again Natalie Dominez from home title Lock, because once again

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Speaker 9: we have another story of horrific home title theft, an

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Speaker 9: exploitation of someone who is just an innocent person.

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Speaker 4: Natalie, how are you, hi.

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Speaker 7: Jack, I'm great. I'm glad to be back with you.

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Speaker 10: Guys.

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Speaker 4: I'm glad to have you on.

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Speaker 9: And of course it's never a good story when we

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Speaker 9: have you on. You're the title theft Education Haitian expert

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Speaker 9: at home title Luck. Talk to us about this story

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Speaker 9: out of Albany County.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely so. Basically, a gentleman, an older gentleman, was

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Speaker 7: renting a home from his stepfather and then went through

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Speaker 7: and was attempting to be evicted from the home and

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Speaker 7: decided to forge some documents, some legal documents and a deed,

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Speaker 7: presenting it to the authorities when they were attempting to

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Speaker 7: get him out of the home, and then was able

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Speaker 7: to stay there and stole the property. And the property

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Speaker 7: was valued at about seven hundred and fifty five thousand dollars.

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Speaker 7: And just with that one forged document, they were unable

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Speaker 7: to take him out of the home. But they were

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Speaker 7: unable to do anything because the home was now in

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Speaker 7: his name.

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Speaker 4: So, I mean, this is just wild when I look

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Speaker 4: at this. This is Albany in New York.

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Speaker 9: The man was found guilty of forging a deed to

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Speaker 9: try to take ownership of a house that he himself

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Speaker 9: was renting. So he's renting the house, He's got all

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Speaker 9: the information he's able to collect. I'm sure the mail

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Speaker 9: that comes to the house, et cetera, et cetera. And

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Speaker 9: yet he's in there and decides too and he.

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Speaker 4: Gets find listen to this.

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Speaker 9: Convicted of second degree grand larceny, offering a false instrument,

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Speaker 9: and possession of a forged instrument. The jury trial only

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Speaker 9: lasted three days, and it happened that it looked like,

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Speaker 9: oh wow, looked like he actually a he got a

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Speaker 9: notice to vacate. And that's when they found that when

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Speaker 9: he got the notice to vacate that he started turning

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Speaker 9: around and saying, wait a minute, I can't vacate.

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Speaker 4: I'm the owner of the home. And that's what led

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Speaker 4: all of this to spiral out, isn't it.

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Speaker 5: Yep?

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Speaker 7: And what's really interesting here is I know that you

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Speaker 7: guys have had Matt Cox, the former criminal who went

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Speaker 7: to prison for about twelve years for this crime on

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Speaker 7: He said that this is actually something that was very

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Speaker 7: common that he used to do way back in the

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Speaker 7: early two thousands before he went to prison, was he

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Speaker 7: would rent a home for cheap and then have access

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Speaker 7: to all the information. He'd already be there, very easy

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Speaker 7: for him to do this, and then he would create

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Speaker 7: the fake documents. He'd go and file everything, no one

748
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Speaker 7: would be any the wiser, and then he would go

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Speaker 7: take out some loans. In this case, they One other

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Speaker 7: thing that's really interesting is you see that he was charged,

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Speaker 7: but what you don't see is him being charged for

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Speaker 7: title fraud.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 7: And this is very very common when it comes to

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Speaker 7: this crime, is that in a majority of the municipalities

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Speaker 7: across the US, title fraud is not a crime. Usually

757
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Speaker 7: what they get you for is they get you for,

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Speaker 7: you know, forging certain documents or signatures or things like that.

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Speaker 7: But in this case, New York is the only one

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Speaker 7: that is so far passed a law that considers title

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Speaker 7: fraud grand larceny, and that's what that grand larsenity charges

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Speaker 7: right there.

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Speaker 9: So in this case, though, you know when they look

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Speaker 9: the money that you know he has ordered promation. You

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Speaker 9: know they it looks like we're bringing through they ordered restitution. Wow,

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Speaker 9: he's facing ten years in prison. And oh wait, did

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Speaker 9: the sentencing happen in this yet or not?

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Speaker 7: I don't believe the sentencing has happened. This is a

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Speaker 7: relatively recent case that came out. I think that they

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Speaker 7: are looking at moving forward with it soon. But I

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Speaker 7: do know that the restitution. I have the report in

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Speaker 7: front of me, but I'm not seeing the details right here.

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Speaker 7: But continue, please, I'm sorry, No.

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Speaker 4: No, no, that's perfectly fine.

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Speaker 9: So you look at how serious this is, and I'm

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Speaker 9: glad that New York State took this seriously.

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Speaker 4: But again, how many times? How many times does this

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Speaker 4: happen where.

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Speaker 9: The title theft isn't found, or perhaps someone's using a

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Speaker 9: false ID when they're doing this, they're able to skate

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Speaker 9: away scott free, and the person leaves while losing potentially

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Speaker 9: tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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Speaker 4: In equity for sure.

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Speaker 7: I mean almost always. If you look at a situation

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Speaker 7: like this, and this is something similar for us at

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Speaker 7: home title lock and our fraud cases that happen, they

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Speaker 7: tend to get caught when it's a family member because

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Speaker 7: you know who it is. But if this is a

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Speaker 7: stranger or a caretaker or someone, if they're using a

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Speaker 7: false identity and you don't know who it is, it's

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Speaker 7: much harder to find the person to prosecute, let alone

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Speaker 7: get any sort of restitution. In this case, it was

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Speaker 7: a stepfather and a step son. They knew who it was,

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Speaker 7: they were able to do it, and they were in

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Speaker 7: the one municipality that does actually consider this grand larceny

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Speaker 7: versus many others where it is just a civil case.

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Speaker 7: But what you don't see in this case, which I

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Speaker 7: find really interesting, is that he's ordered to pay restitution.

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Speaker 7: But restitution is not the entire property value. Right when

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Speaker 7: you're ordered to pay restitution, most of the time, what

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Speaker 7: happens in these cases is the home owner doesn't get

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Speaker 7: their home back. In the few cases where they are

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Speaker 7: actually being criminally prosecuted, they're still not getting their home back,

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Speaker 7: especially if it's being sold to a third party, or

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Speaker 7: in the case of the Georgia case that we discussed

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Speaker 7: earlier last year, gets demolished by a bulldozer from a

807
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Speaker 7: company that purchased it for the land. So most people

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Speaker 7: do not get their homes back.

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Speaker 9: No, and they don't get him back, they don't get

810
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Speaker 9: the equity back, they get nothing back. So let's let's

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Speaker 9: talk solutions. Because over at home title Lock that's exactly

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Speaker 9: what your job is. You're teaching people obviously, or raising

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Speaker 9: awareness about these scams out there.

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Speaker 4: They're very prevalent.

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Speaker 9: Unfortunately, they do target seniors at a heavy clip. Not

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Speaker 9: only seniors, but seniors is someone that they do target.

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Speaker 9: So you know, if you're someone out there and and look,

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Speaker 9: I'm just going to come clean and say it. When

819
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Speaker 9: I saw and we've been covering, of course, the Nancy

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Speaker 9: Guthrie case, you know, and I hear that thing. Eighty

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Speaker 9: four year old mother, grandmother living alone in a house

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Speaker 9: that seems to be very you know, a very valuable house.

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Speaker 1: You know.

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Speaker 9: One of the things that I've thought of was, wow,

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Speaker 9: that's the same set up in so many of these

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Speaker 9: situations that we end up talking about.

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Speaker 7: Yep, and We actually have a case that just came

828
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Speaker 7: in yesterday that I haven't had the chance to cover

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Speaker 7: yet where it was a deed fraud turned murder case.

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Speaker 7: So we will probably be reviewing that with you guys,

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Speaker 7: you know, the next time that we're on. But it

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Speaker 7: is it is scary that a lot of these things,

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Speaker 7: you know, do target seniors. I'd say in our our

834
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Speaker 7: fraud cases that we you know, go through restoration with

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Speaker 7: home title lock, that tends to be the biggest thing

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Speaker 7: as seniors and vacand property and sometimes both at the

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Speaker 7: same time. So what our job is at Home Title

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Speaker 7: Lock is we are our triple off. Protection is monitoring

839
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Speaker 7: alerts and restoration. And restoration really is what sets us

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Speaker 7: apart because you know, you can find some companies that

841
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Speaker 7: will say, you know, we'll monitor your property or this'

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Speaker 7: or that. The reality is they're monitoring like a social

843
00:45:33,320 --> 00:45:36,560
Speaker 7: Security number or your credit and they tack it on

844
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Speaker 7: as title monitoring. But we monitor the property, not the person,

845
00:45:39,840 --> 00:45:42,800
Speaker 7: and that's very important. But restoration is really where we

846
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Speaker 7: shine because we're not just gonna you know, be like

847
00:45:45,080 --> 00:45:47,320
Speaker 7: the police tell you to go get a lawyer. What

848
00:45:47,440 --> 00:45:49,480
Speaker 7: we're gonna do is we're gonna jump in and do

849
00:45:49,600 --> 00:45:51,719
Speaker 7: everything for you at no out of pocket cost. So

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Speaker 7: we have a network of legal representatives across the US

851
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Speaker 7: that are going to jump in and they're gonna take

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Speaker 7: care of this to get home back, not just to

853
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Speaker 7: you know, try to get you a little restitution on

854
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Speaker 7: the side, and then you're left with your family, memories,

855
00:46:03,640 --> 00:46:07,040
Speaker 7: your equity, it's all gone. So our responsibility is to

856
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Speaker 7: make sure that the homeowner gets what they need to

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Speaker 7: get back, and.

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Speaker 9: That's that's what it's all about. So tell people it's

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Speaker 9: home side of lock dot com. Of course we got

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Speaker 9: promo code post, so tell people what they can do

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Speaker 9: if they want to get involved, if they want to

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Speaker 9: check this out, if they have someone that we're interested

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Speaker 9: in getting this for, what's the best way to get started.

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Speaker 7: Absolutely, so you had it right on home title lock

865
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Speaker 7: dot com. We have a great partnership with you guys,

866
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Speaker 7: so they can use the promo code post. So you're

867
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Speaker 7: going to get a fourteen day free trial, but most importantly,

868
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Speaker 7: you're going to get a title history report. What this

869
00:46:38,520 --> 00:46:39,640
Speaker 7: is going to do is it's going to run a

870
00:46:39,680 --> 00:46:42,359
Speaker 7: report on your property to make sure that you are

871
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Speaker 7: not already a victim of fraud right because most of

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Speaker 7: the time when people find out about fraud happening, it's

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Speaker 7: when collection notices are showing up in the mail, or

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Speaker 7: it's when you know someone's knocking on their door to

875
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Speaker 7: try to get them kicked out because this third party

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