The Next Chapter: 5 Big Changes Coming to AmCon

AmCon is growing up and stepping forward. In today’s AmCon Daily Brief, Thom reveals five big changes that mark the next chapter of our mission—and how the movement toward ReadyCorps will bring connection, capability, and confidence to every neighborhood in America.

Episode Transcript

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This is your Amcon Daily SITREP for October the 31st, 2025.
Up first today, Texas Mint outside Dallas is transforming molten silver into
investment-grade bars as prices hover near record highs, currently around $48
an ounce after peaking above $50 earlier this week.
This surge in demand reflects investors' continued interest in tangible assets
amidst inflation and geopolitical uncertainty.

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Supply chain efficiency at the Mint enables rapid production,
but some analysts warn that sustained high prices could temper retail demand
if interest rates remain elevated.
In other news, Walmart and grocery stores in the New York City area are facing
threats of mass looting following the expiration of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
Online posts are encouraging calls for organized thefts, raising concerns of

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civil unrest if the benefits are not restored.
Law enforcement and store officials are on high alert, urging shoppers to maintain
situational awareness, particularly in chain retail locations.
Turning to transportation, flight delays across the nation are worsening due
to a government shutdown which has left roughly 11,000 air traffic controllers
working without pay for two weeks The Federal Aviation Administration warns

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that if staffing shortages deepen,
flight operations could slow further, or arrivals be limited,
leading to significant disruptions particularly as the Thanksgiving travel season
approaches Travelers are advised to arrive early, check flight statuses regularly,
and prepare for possible extended airport stays Please.
Health officials have updated an FDA recall of blood pressure medicine produced.

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By Teva Pharmaceuticals after detecting a cancer-causing chemical impurity in certain batches.
Over 580,000 bottles of prazosin hydrochloride capsules have been recalled nationwide,
spanning multiple dosage sizes.
Patients are urged to verify their medication lot numbers with pharmacists and
consult health care providers for alternatives to mitigate any health risks.

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Finally, protest activities and civil unrest remain active nationwide with various
events scheduled from coast to coast.
Members are reminded to stay vigilant, practice situational awareness at public
gatherings, and report any suspicious activity to authorities and the ASAT team
through designated communication channels.
For your local events, mark your calendar for the South Region Adventure Challenge

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happening from November 7th to 9th at the Boy Scout Camp in Millburn, Oklahoma.
This event will provide practical training and preparedness exercises designed for all skill levels.
On the weather front, today's forecast shows heavy rains moving into the Pacific
Northwest from Friday into Saturday, accompanied by mountain snow and gusty winds.
While trick-or-treating tonight should stay dry across much of the lower 48,

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wet weather is expected in portions of the Pacific Northwest,
northern and central Appalachians, and from the upper Midwest into the Great Lakes.
Below-average temperatures will be felt from the plains into the east,
with warmer-than-usual conditions from the high plains and rockies to the west coast.
Coastal areas should be prepared for high surf and windy conditions over the weekend,

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That wraps up today's briefing Members can access the American Contingency Members
Only site to get the full report and more in-depth analysis of today's stories
along with practical preparedness tips.
Training opportunities, and resources to help you, your family,
and your neighborhood stay crisis-ready.