March 26, 2021 • 39 mins
On this Freaky Friday Edition, John discusses Joe Biden's first official Press Conference, the Peeps craze, value analysis of the markets, abuse of power in government, and social media censorship. Today's guests: David Morgan, Michael Johns, and David Lipsky.
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Hey, all right, all right, welcome, welcome. Guess what,
it's a freaky Friday edition, aliquid lunch on biz TV. Also all
our friends out there listening on bizTalk Radio and the money station Bob Boom
out in Portland. Good morning toyou folks, ladies, gents, and
otherwise whatever you may identify as today, that's fine with us. We are
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going to serve you the finest todayof news, markets, politics, and
on Friday we always keep it alittle lighter because it's Friday. You want
to go so much stuff to regurgitateover the week, that's gross in our
country. On Friday, we tryto at least send your home for the
weekend with a good taste in yourmouth and hopefully a few cocktails to wash
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it down. One of the thingsthe market is digesting today as a potential
of the three Treatyon dollar infrastructure stimulusbill. Many say this is crazy and
another step down the road to socialism, and I hope we don't spend five
trillion dollars in Joe Biden's first sixtydays in office. That might not be
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great. But for those of youDAL watchers out there, Dal up one
fifty today having a really nice week, and the more mister market sees a
government a large yes, that's goingto just keep spending money to stimulate,
stimulate, stimulate. It's going tocome to a halt at some point,
and it's going to be a badwashout in the market. I don't know
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where it is, because it lookslike Joe's going to keep spending madly.
But I will tell you the smallbusiness owners and stuff like that. Talking
to a lot of small business ownerswho, you know, maybe they own
their little building with their restaurant ortheir storees or something, and then maybe
they own one other rental property likea full family and that's they get a
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little income and that stuff. Alot of people hopefully understand the value of,
you know, have a monthly income. But everyone I'm talking to is
saying, look this eviction thing.People aren't paying the rent because there's no
evictions allowed. And if they're notpaying me the rent, I'm relying on
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the rent to pay my mortgage.So there's no foreclosure, so I can't
they can't foreclose on me. Butat some point the bank wants all those
months of money from me. Soeven though I don't have to pay right
now, and they can't foreclose rightnow. When foreclosures start again, they're
gonna say you owe us bang,and then you're going to either have to
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extend your mortgage and put it onthe end of it, okay, or
if you want to keep your termas it is, then you have to
put it in and divide. IfI have all of them many payments,
you have less, so your monthlypayment will go up. So now,
these people who are renting from you, they've been hurt too, many of
them, especially for commercial landlords.It's not like they've been saving up the
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rent every month year. They hadto spend whatever within the rent to keep
themselves alive. Some landlords worked outdeals, others didn't. You know what
I mean. I know there's astore when my daughter works where the landlord,
you know, she and kind ofopen and closed, open and closed
to the landlords like I want myrent every month, and even though she
can't be evicted. This is asmall business person that's committed to, you
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know, keeping up our commitments.But a lot of crazy things happen.
I think personally, a bank thatholds way too much of this paper that
they can't foreclose on, they're gonnaeat, either have to write it down
or they're gonna show a crack ora fissure in their balance sheet. And
if one bank cracks, that holdsa lot of commercial real estate and multi
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family residential real estate. If onebank cracks, their commitments to other banks
will cause a domino effect and we'llbe back to two thousand and eight when
we had the bank crisis, whenLehman Brothers best turns were formed by the
wayside. We're setting up right nowfor the same exact thing. And if
you don't understand it, Renters don'tpay rent, owners don't pay mortgages.
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More banks have borrowed that money athigher rates. They need to show income
on it, or they have towrite it off their balance sheet is bad
that or show therefore closing out.They can't do either. So at some
point they're gonna get their balance sheetor they're gonna get their asset ratio too
high. Well, one's gonna crack, and one crack is going to make
the whole damn damn break. Andyes, I said damn twice meeting dam
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M d A M damn A waterdamn UM. I think we're supposed to
have a guest right here. Um, Mikey's back in town cause always right
over there, and David Morgan economistssupposed to join us shortly talk about the
Larry Cudlow's thoughts. Larry Cudlow,former chief economic advisor to Donald Trump,
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along with Stephen Moore, architect ofthe Trump tax Plan which stimulated the economy
immensely. He says that Biden's infrastructurebill is awful and it will damage growth
in the next two years. Sowe'll get into that, and just a
little bit with David Morgan when he'shere. Pepsi and Peeps are collaborating on
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a new drink apparently that combines thetwo extra sweet flavors. Now, the
new call of the Pepsi X Peepsmixes the taste of a Pepsi with the
pillowy, soft and sweet marshmallow flavorof Peeps. That makes it the ideal
accessory. And it there's quencher forspringtime, according to two companies. Now,
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if you want to die, okay, what you do is you take
down a twelve pack of Peeps.Okay, wash each one down with a
big gulp of Pepsi. I guaranteeyou it is a science project going on
and you stop make within one minute. Okay, remember that when you're a
kid, you pouring this and thatand you made the lavolcano. The volcano
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was the big experiment for the sciencefair in first grade. Um, I
dare you, I dare you toeat peeps and we'll wash them down with
pepsi. The peeps of Pepsi combois for me. But a lot of
people, a lot of people,you know, love PEPSI. I love
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myself a peep here and there.But you know, I got like a
crown on one of my tooth backhere, and the peep's kind of stick
to it teeth and then it pullsthe whole crown off the post and then
it's like fifteen hundred and dentals.So the peeps are not worth the crown
that, remember my value. ButI don't do them often. But peeps
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and Pepsi's probably not on the topof my list. It is a National
Nugat Day, you know NuGet,you know the U for US Italians,
the old Tobooni bars, you knowwith the nuts and the nougat, you
know that stuff there. And it'salso Popeye's favorite day. Today it's a
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national spinach day and just for thefor the just for the sake of good
old Popeye. If you're gonna dosome spinach, let's not fry it in
olive oil. Wink wink, youknow what I'm saying. Let's try to
do it a different way. Maybeuse something else. Pull. Don't burn
poor olive all over our man Popeye'sspinach, you know what I mean?
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That would be terrible. And youknow I love myself some steam spinach with
some salt and pepper, a littlered pepper on there, you know,
a little slice of a little dollclose throating pars in the oil. Then
yeah, and then a little spinach. But there goes the olive oil again.
All right, we're gonna take aquick break right now. Segment three
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is uh an owde no and odeto Dominion who's now sued Fox and it
was from one point six ballion dollars. We'll take a quick break. We
will not take a quick break.We will take a break in two minutes.
All right, do we have thatvideo Micano? Okay, so you
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may know that Dominion voting systems,which we called many of their tactics into
question on this show. When we'retalking we're talking about stopping the steel and
other things, and we called wehad experts on here who showed what I
thought was empirical evidence of voting irregularitiesrelated to the Dominion smartmatic machines. And
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there are certainly folks who are connectedto sorrows, but no definitive evidence came
out. And now Dominion is suingeveryone anyone that said that there was wrong
with their machine, banging them andI said some things, and we said
some things on this show. Sojust to make sure if Dominion is watching,
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okay, when it came time forme to put my thoughts on the
record on national television, Dominion,if you're thinking about sewing liquid lunch,
take a look at this. It'selection day. Various guests, attorneys,
and elected officials have appeared on newsmaxand offered opinions and claims about Smartmadic and
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Dominion Systems, both companies that offervoting software in the US, and Newsmax
would like to clarify its news coverageand note that it has not reported as
true certain claims made about these companies. There are several facts our viewers and
readers should be aware of. Newsmaxhas found no evidence that either Dominion or
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smart Madic owns the other or hasany business association with each other. We
have no evidence that Dominion uses Smartmadosoftware or vice versa. No evidence has
been offered that Dominion or Smartmadoc usedsoftware or reprogram software that manipulated votes in
the twenty twenty election. Smartmadec hasstated that its software was only used in
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the twenty twenty election in Los Angeles, was not used in any battleground state
contested by the Trump campaign. Newsmaxhas no evidence to the contrary. Dominion
has stated it's the company has noownership relationship with the Pelosi family, the
Feinstein family, the Clinton family,Hugo Chavez, or the government of Venezuela.
Neither Dominion nor Smartmadoc has any relationshipwith George Soros. Smartmadoc is a
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US company and not owned by theVenezuelan government, Hugo Chavez, or any
foreign official or entity. Smartmadic statesthat it has no operations in Venezuela.
While the company did election projects inVenezuela from two thousand and four to two
seventeen, state it was never founded. Come back it is Friday, Hooray,
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Happy Friday to you. You watchinglike with lunch on viz DV,
listening on biz talk radio, ourfriends out there on the money station,
Do I got good news for you? Dow up one fifty plus on the
day, reason through the week,and NASDACK up the same. Last couple
of weeks, they've been a littledislocated. Dow is up because a bowing
Nastac was down. The Nastack wasup, big Dow was down, seemingly
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connecting. Mister market feels like thiscould be a lot more stimuli coming their
way and there will be a happyending. And quite honestly, from a
lifetime short sellers perspective, I lookat chart on the NASDAC and the Dow,
and I think there could be amassive calamity ahead or if it gets
through some very close levels, umnew highs could bring in new money if
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there's gonna be all this government simsol. I don't know what to think anymore,
but I know this. My nextguest, David's David Morgans and Economies
and Precious Medals aficionado, and heknows a hell a lot more about this
stuff than me. He's the authorof the Silver Manifesto, and get the
skinny on Silver Investing featured everywhere.David, thanks for joining us today.
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I appreciate, appreciate it that it'sgood to be with you. Thank you
so, David. So, Dave. One of the things I've been talking
about, you know, he's equitieswise. I've been in the short selling
business the cite, you know,I feel like in my heart I want
to be and then commodity is aprice in the US dollars, so it
is a medal. Is the placeto be right now? Yes, yes
they are. I think about elcialbadge position. You don't need to be
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all in. But backtrack, backtrackinga little bit on your should I listened
to a quite a bit earlier.You know, I agree. I agree
with you. I mean, byany metric that we can use, we're
going to see what the stock marketis over value. I mean, Tessa,
I've got nothing a coaster man,but the stock price it's going to
take to other maybe seven years toa key rak. Even on the racial
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ridiculous, there's no correlation between thephysically common the stock market of the war,
and I was on the undres Sothe quantity was by any sense of
technical analysis, fundamental analysis, valueanalysis. The stock market is due for
a correction, and a big one, monster monster. I was talking earlier
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that you know, I'm talking alot of small business people. Eighty percent
of the audience that watches on networkidentify as small business people or entrepreneurs or
investments, so they're in business forthemselfs. And this guy or girl a
family that has a property they onlyrun their flowers out of, and then
all of a sudden they buy likea three family that they're getting a little
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income out of, and all ofa sudden, none of those three families
of paying and then they can't paida mortgage can candidate, you can't well
close. So I feel like there'sanother two thousand each type of bank gootscom
I absolutely agree we'd had a greatcontraction in the economy. What most people
don't understand is what a hyperinflationary depressionlooks like. You know, there's two
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types of depressions. A debt liquidatingdepression, which you have in the thirties,
and that's because we're on a goldstandard, where you're on a paper
standard, you usually have a hyperinflationarydepression, so you might get more nominal
dollars, but they don't buy youanything. And they're very similar, John,
as you know, high unemployment,uncertainty, all kinds of problems of
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contraction in the economy, foodstuffs,everything that makes an economy go physical economy.
And then the stock market. Andthe reason I change my opinion is
what you said just a moment ago. I don't know which made this thing
is good to go. Because theykeep pumping funding money into the system.
It could go into a Venezuela typeof stock market and Argentina type of stock
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I agree with you, and I'mgonna give you that's a great point about
the hyperinflation that's on us right now. You know, Jerome Powell keeps going
out there and saying, well,we're gonna keep our eye on inflation.
We are in consumer hyperinflation right now. I'm gonna give you a perfect example.
You tell me what you think.I ate by my mom's house last
night. She was thinking about replacingher fence two years ago, forty two
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feet defense right. She got anestimate of one thou seven hundred and fifty
thous a little too much. Youdidn't want to do it right, so
she put it in the draw.Now she had some wind take down a
bunch of it, so she said, I got to replace it. She
called the same company again and said, hey, I really need that forty
two feet defense and they came outand looked at it and said, well
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it's we're going only do thirty twofeet for seventeen fifty now, so they
had a chapel. Prices are uptwenty five percent on you know, basic
building that here in just a yearand a half. So to me,
that's a perfect consumer level on hyperinflation. John, I love you're straightforward,
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gut honesty because that's the truth,and we are in a big contraction.
I mean I follow all the commandsto metals especially, but you look at
the lumber prices and everything else,anything that makes the economy go. So
that's basically the commodity sector is goingup and up and up, which is
perceived to be inflation. It's twothings. Really, it's overprinting, and
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it's these supply problems and growing problemswhen the food stuff. So we've got
massive, massive problems ahead and wecannot print our ways out of this.
But that's the only thing the CentralBank knows how they do. People are
starting to catch on and That's wherethe central bank has a problem, because
once the people understand what's really happening, they will take whatever savings they have
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left and I'll buy something to valuethat endures, and that's primarily the precious
medals. Of course, there's scriptocurrenciesas a competitor or an adjunct too,
you know, they could coexist.But we're getting near the end game,
and whether or not the stock marketgoes up or down, it will not
actually protect you from the inflation thatI see coming. I agree with you
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wholeheartedly. And you know this maybe one contributing factor to household spending falling
by one percent in February because thatmaybe that money you were going to spend
on the fence now the price ishigh remulating. Yeah, maybe I'm not
going to buy that now. Sothe maybe spending is coming back. Well,
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maybe people save it to go onvacation in a few months. But
why would spending me down now?Because yeah, no, I think it's
people are scared. They don't knowwhat to do, and so the best
decision is no decision. I'm goingto hold it off. You know,
it's the job market really coming back. I don't believe the the mainstream financial
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press. I don't understand what they'resaying. They six stocks are up,
but my job is gone, myrestaurant's gone, the places I want to
go to are gone. I can'tgo to the movies anymore. It doesn't
look real bright out there for me. Personally. People aren't stupid, you
know. I mean we actually knowwhat's going on, some at a direct
level like yourself and program like yours, and know there's at an indirect level,
but they sense it. They knowsomething that's it right, and and
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not buying the bs that comes outof the mainstream. Well, I love
the way you put it straight too. I usually fortify myself throughout the show
with a little cocktail here and there, you know, especially on Friday,
so it makes it easier to sayit a full hot truth. But just
before we go, we got abouta minute left. I have been,
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you know, at the forefront ofbitcoins since two fifteen. I have a
bunch of patent inventions that I madethat are in practice today. I don't
think it's a replacement for gold,but I think a gold bitcoin alt is
a good hedge against this type ofDOLLA. What do you what do you
think on that front. I thinkthere is a vast amount of stuff to
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happen there. I am pro andI am biased. What I have is
the ag dot load dot one,which is a hybrid between a blockchain and
precious metals. So now you candigitize silver and gold on the blockchain.
You can spend it Indonesia and BidenIndonesia as eas as you can do it
in Canada, which is a big, big deal. Hey man, we
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got to have you back. Ilike the way you do it too.
We talk about finance a lot andour first out all friends out on the
money station at Portland Bistoc. Thankyou very much, brother, great great
having you my pleasure. Thank youJohn. You have a good weekend.
Okay here as well. All right, we're gonna take a quick break.
We're gonna have Lady Gaga's father herea little later on. And if you
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think that's big, then after thatAmerica's psychiatrist is going to be here talking
about what we can tell about JoeBiden's Las dementia. There's lots going on
around the country, around the world, lots going on right here in New
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York State, where the din ofresignation continues to pound its way towards Andrew
Cuomo. A third ethics scandal popsup today. It's been opened and included
an investigation that, aside from unethicalpolicies that benefited his largest donors, sending
fifteen thousand seniors to the death ofnursing homes and no less than eight women
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now and alleged that he would domultiple things or say multiple things, including
actually physically touching and kissing two differentwomen. And now we find out when
the minority community was screaming out forhelp and testing and getting more testing into
low income areas they were highly affected, we find out that Angrew Coomo was
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making show arrangements with family, withfriends and big donors and everyone else.
So three things closing in on himas somebody who may have wound up in
Joe Biden's cabinet. He may windup in the clink, it looks like
right now. But around the country, in the world, we got the
best in the business, joins us. Every Friday, Michael Johns is with
US, co founder and Key PartyMovements. Form of speech right for Judge
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H. W. Bush. Mike. I thought Andrew Como got an Emmy
for his leadership. I thought thisshould be an Emmy last night for production
and direction because it was a completelyscripted A family. Yeah, yeah,
well, no one went diminish.I think his political skill in being able
to present unpleasant facts more pleasantly,and that was sort of the basis for
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the intrigue around his midday press conferences. But you know, you got you
just rattle off a series of offenses, some of which are clearly established fact,
some of which are, of courseallegations. Um. I've always taken
the position on allegations that you reservethe presumption of innocence and let those things
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play out in civil criminal trials untilyou assign guilt. I'm with you on
that. I just feel like,you know, when you're in the bar
and you go to leave and oneguy says, hey, man, you're
drunk, you shouting drugs a shot. The second guy says, you know,
the third guy's like, all right, man, he gives my keys
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somebody thinking you know, And now, so I'm with you, we need
to keep through process intact. Butat the same time, it's a major
distraction from a state that's in disarrect right now, you know, Yeah,
and there serious allegations and it's youknow, it's sad to see that
an American politics to the allegations andthe facts which have been established in other
cases. And it's really just asimple abuse of power of individuals who I
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think allow all this to get totheir head or feel that they've sacrificed so
much in their work, or somehowdo these egregious violations of book, the
law, and the human decency.But you know, far away the issue
here is both in mismanagement of thepandemic with astonishing this guy. People get
a book deal. I've raised thepoint and I'm surprised this isn't getting more
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tractions. So like news a work, New York posts get on this.
Uh those book proceeds that he pocketedshould be uh, you know, New
Yorkers should be pressuring Quoma to donatethose two victims from COVID. I mean,
why should this guy be pocketing hundredsand thousands of dollars? I love
it? I love it. CouldI steal it from my campaign? That's
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a black thing? I mean thatone that's an Inkie contribution. Yeah,
here we go. Uh, Mikerelated to you know them should be returning
right, I mean the doubt listen, son of Sam. It was a
fiction. We have the we havethe son of Sam. We have the
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son of Sam. Was he hadin New York State, where you know,
I guess that's where it all started. But you can't benefit from your
client, you know what it means. So if there is a crime establishing,
there's no question that money should bereturning to the victims or their states.
Internally, seems in disputable that thedata was manipulated by the state.
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Additionally, the motives need to beexplored because I suspect so you have like
roughly happened dozen of these Democrat governorswho were very insisted on putting these patients
into nursing homes, and of coursethe states and the facilities themselves were beneficiaries
financially from having treated COVID patients.As to whether that possibly was the factor
as well, because that kind ofgets almost into a policy kickback scheme.
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The things that have gone on inNew York are absolutely crazy. Mike.
I know you've been around the world. What do you think about this?
Afghanistan may first suppose the deadline,what do you make of that? Well,
it's time for us to get outof Afghanistan. We now have individuals
who are being deployed to Afghanistan wholiterally were not born believe it or not,
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when nine to eleven occurred. Sothis is the longest ward in American
history. Has been an extraordinary numberof American fatalities of some of our best
young people who volunteered to serve overthere. I also think you have to
give an enormous amount of credit toPresident Trump for the progress he made in
clearing and finishing the job and clearingout al Qaeda and other terrorist aspects.
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And then you have the issue ofthe Taliban. And of course no one
is a fan of the Taliban perse, but it's also important to recognize
the Taliban is not an insurgency.It's a legitimate political force in Afghanistan.
You have to come to terms withit in some negotiating capacity. I believe
the solution in Afghanistan is to decentralizethat government, put his little authority into
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cabalist possible and allow you know,the more UH strict Islamic regions to govern
as they consensus dictates, but don'timpose that on the whole country, because
that's the recipe for civil civil warand civil conflicts. UH Mike this this
whole Um, I don't I don'tknow if any of the decisions made by
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Joe Biden can actually be respected.But I kind of, you know,
being at ground zero on nine toeleven, I kind of even back then,
couldn't believe that George Bush was payingattention to these pally Bond leaders.
Um. But I guess what you'resaying is they've actually evolved into some kind
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of governmental force that needs to bewrecked with or dealt with, or at
least compromised with. Well, absolutelyso. And as you may know,
I worked for Tom Kane who wenton to chear the nine to eleven Commission,
and you know a good number ofthe recommendations that came out of that
commission, we're very important that stillhaven't been implemented as policy, which is
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to be outrageous even the passion andnational consensus that existed around that. But
the issue with the Taliban is,you know, they need to be Firstly,
we've had an enormous infrastructure that's beenbuilt over there that's been controversial because
it's not been cheap, but that'syou know, was attributed to be part
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of the issue that allowed some ofthese insurgencies to rise, and you need
to get the commitment from the Talibanto take care of things, and the
Afghan people need to step up.I mean, ultimately it is you know,
it's and I feel the same aboutIraq in Syria. I mean,
they've been cleared Trump cleared out Isisin such an impressive way. We're now
at a point where, yes,there's ominous forces in Iraq, there's ominous
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forces in Syria. You've got foreigncountries at play, there's a regional power
play, but at some juncture,and I think we've reached that point.
You've done what you can do,and the remaining troubling components in these countries
need to be resolved by the peopleof those countries. So that's essentially the
issue in Afghanistan. And I'm nota fan, however, publicly announced deadlines.
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I think, right exactly, theyjust thought the planning. But you
know, to me, you know, as a former high school football coach
and kind of numbers guy, Ifeel like the world is oh for Afghanistan
at trying to win a war orsomething there, you know what I mean.
So at some point it's like aman to rain the people the fragment
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societies. The one thing they're allgoing to band together on is US versus
the crusaders. So it's like,no one wins in Afghanistan. So maybe
at some point, you know,we went in there punitively because we go
to Taliban and others. Will youknow, Banladen, we're behind that as
the training ground. But I thinkat this point, whoever pulls back wins
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because no one's ever won, they'reundebated. I think, well, I
could say as a former high schooldefensive end, I learned the lesson that
there is various substruction tactics and waysto bring down future NFL players, which
I had to be fortunate of doing. And a competive league in Pennsylvania always
an answer to even the most problematicscenarios. But the issue, clearly,
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you know in Afghanistan is that there'sthere's got to be some sense of good
will and pressure on that government toadhere to it. There's already been several
violations of the agreements that Trump wasable to put together. The most important
point is terrorism can take foot anywherein the world, and it wasn't just
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Afghanistan. As you may recall,we hadn opportunity to take out you know,
al Qaeda leadership and in Sudan underClinton in the nineties, and he
made the decision not to do that. Respect was a very mignificant error.
Hey, Mike, Um just alllast minute. When I coached, I
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was an offensive coordinator. But youknow, like when you're doing defense work,
anyway, you could fiddle in,you know, so I always to
take special care to work with thedefensive ends. That was my thing.
Um, that was man and becauseI know how much we want to make
sure we beat the defensive end whenI'm on offense right. And um,
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the one trick that I try toteach every other every kid and even kids
with less talent who did it waskeep your inside hand on him and keep
your outside hand great and they probablycan't get around it, you know what
I'm saying. As you're approaching,just keep your out now, but get
in here right. And most defensiveends can't do that, you know.
I also wrestled, and I foundthat a lot of a lot of the
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same tactics that came from sort ofmoving arm obstruction were applicable in football.
But I hadn't really seen anyone who'scaught onto that. But the key it's
a it's a complicated position. Ifyou ask for a few techniques, you
can be enormously successful at it.All right, welcome back. You're watching
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a free Friday edition. All agood lunch, and we got a little
freaky on Friday. We have alittle fun the week and what's going on
in this country is so horrific thatwe got to chew it up all week
and on our Friday we try tospit it out, wash it down with
a couple of cocktails and send youout on a happy note. When we
close out the show would resonate humoristBarry Voltsmith will be here a little later
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on right now anhing funny about what'shappening in the censorship part of this world
social media. I call him theSilicon Valley Cotel is out there squelching bad
news against that team, exemplifying badnews against our team. It's disgusting what's
happening. And we're joined right nowby David Lipsky. He's the founder of
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our Freedom Media Group, the suiteof platforms created in response to the censorship
practices of Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, blah blah, all the
ones that I'm banned on the onlyone. Only reason we're allowed on Facebook
is because we're on an undercover secondname, and then I share it from
another page and it's all kinds ofthings. Oops, we have to jump
through. But do we have David? I see him, but I don't
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hear him. David, if youcan unmute your zoom, that'll be great,
all right, we can't hear him. And Kevin Goals, the chief
technology offer of our Freedom Media Group, is going to join us in just
a minute. But we're having someaudio issues. Mike, I don't hear
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David. Arre him. He's tryingto give us hand signals. I believe,
um, it's not our zoom.I can tell you that. All
right. We're gonna get to Davidin just a minute. And this guy's
got an amazing story to tell.I can tell you that because you guys,
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I seriously have been trying to figureout how to p we have David.
Now, do you hear me?Can you hear me? Can you
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you see? So thank you.I love it when a plan comes
together, David. I love whatyou're doing. Adam told me about it.
I was like, I gotta gethim on tomorrow asap. People got
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And nights and I went across theplatform, built servers, got service
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lot of alternatives, you know,the parlors, this one and that one.
Um, what kind of what kindof risk do you guys have to
the Apple you know, the AppStore and the Amazon Web services and stuff
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of Section two thirty. We've beenhearing a lot about we need Section two
thirty reform. We don't we needSection two thirty enforcement. The fact is
we are the level playing field.We don't sense or anyone. We don't
you know, boost posts based onhow many people like it. We tell
everyone, look, this is thethis is the platform. We are not
a publisher Twitter, Facebook, YouTube. They can say that they their platforms
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all they want, but we knowtheir publishers. We get demoted and promoted.
Plus they are based on their politicalThey solved the animals that the enemy.
It's now they've shown themselves when theyblocked the Hunt Diviiden news off the
New York Post, one of theoldest organizations, objective organization. They have
a responsibility to an ombudsman to notprint fake news, and they blocked New
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York Post on the Hunt Dibiden story. To me, that was the moment.
That was the moment when they showedwhat they are and Facebook and is
all these other empirical studies on howFacebook manipulated data in both the first election
and this election to cultivate audiences tomove independence to the demo crad It's fact.
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It's it's not ugwash. But here'swhy I'm banned off everything right now.
Just to give you guys a littleupdate, I am not I cannot
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I started it. I was behindthe scheme, behind the scenes. I
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printed, I did a little storyabout Charles Wade, the founder of BLM.
He was arrested for child sex trafficking. They blocked my whole page,
threw me off completely, and Facebookhas two of my sites down that we
were doing great. I'm fifteen hundredviewers on Facebook only during an hour,
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now we're on like a double backdoor. But we just do the commercials live.
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We allowed them in the right.The government didn't, you know.
By the way, thank god AlGore invented this whole thing. Guys,
hang on one minute. We gotabout thirty seconds left. Um, but
I have an open segment in thenext segment, so can you guys hang
out for one minute? And thenwe'll do another five minutes and so and
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all you guys out there in therising. A little later on very
Goldsen will be here to crack youup and all our friends out there on
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You guys have a great weekend.The rest of y'all One minute quick break,
Flip it over, coming back Ready, after this to David Limpsky,
Hey, all right, all right, welcome, welcome. Guess what,
it's a freaky Friday edition, aliquid lunch on biz TV. Also all
our friends out there listening on bizTalk Radio and the money station Bob Boom
out in Portland. Good morning toyou folks, ladies, gents, and
otherwise whatever you may identify as today, that's fine with us. We are
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going to serve you the finest todayof news, markets, politics, and
on Friday we always keep it alittle lighter because it's Friday. You want
to go so much stuff to regurgitateover the week, that's gross in our
country. On Friday, we tryto at least send your home for the
weekend with a good taste in yourmouth and hopefully a few cocktails to wash
(00:50):
it down. One of the thingsthe market is digesting today as a potential
of the three Treatyon dollar infrastructure stimulusbill. Many say this is crazy and
another step down the road to socialism, and I hope we don't spend five
trillion dollars in Joe Biden's first sixtydays in office. That might not be
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great. But for those of youDAL watchers out there, Dal up one
fifty today having a really nice week, and the more mister market sees a
government a large yes, that's goingto just keep spending money to stimulate,
stimulate, stimulate. It's going tocome to a halt at some point,
and it's going to be a badwashout in the market. I don't know
(01:32):
where it is, because it lookslike Joe's going to keep spending madly.
But I will tell you the smallbusiness owners and stuff like that. Talking
to a lot of small business ownerswho, you know, maybe they own
their little building with their restaurant ortheir storees or something, and then maybe
they own one other rental property likea full family and that's they get a
(01:53):
little income and that stuff. Alot of people hopefully understand the value of,
you know, have a monthly income. But everyone I'm talking to is
saying, look this eviction thing.People aren't paying the rent because there's no
evictions allowed. And if they're notpaying me the rent, I'm relying on
(02:14):
the rent to pay my mortgage.So there's no foreclosure, so I can't
they can't foreclose on me. Butat some point the bank wants all those
months of money from me. Soeven though I don't have to pay right
now, and they can't foreclose rightnow. When foreclosures start again, they're
gonna say you owe us bang,and then you're going to either have to
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extend your mortgage and put it onthe end of it, okay, or
if you want to keep your termas it is, then you have to
put it in and divide. IfI have all of them many payments,
you have less, so your monthlypayment will go up. So now,
these people who are renting from you, they've been hurt too, many of
them, especially for commercial landlords.It's not like they've been saving up the
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rent every month year. They hadto spend whatever within the rent to keep
themselves alive. Some landlords worked outdeals, others didn't. You know what
I mean. I know there's astore when my daughter works where the landlord,
you know, she and kind ofopen and closed, open and closed
to the landlords like I want myrent every month, and even though she
can't be evicted. This is asmall business person that's committed to, you
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know, keeping up our commitments.But a lot of crazy things happen.
I think personally, a bank thatholds way too much of this paper that
they can't foreclose on, they're gonnaeat, either have to write it down
or they're gonna show a crack ora fissure in their balance sheet. And
if one bank cracks, that holdsa lot of commercial real estate and multi
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family residential real estate. If onebank cracks, their commitments to other banks
will cause a domino effect and we'llbe back to two thousand and eight when
we had the bank crisis, whenLehman Brothers best turns were formed by the
wayside. We're setting up right nowfor the same exact thing. And if
you don't understand it, Renters don'tpay rent, owners don't pay mortgages.
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More banks have borrowed that money athigher rates. They need to show income
on it, or they have towrite it off their balance sheet is bad
that or show therefore closing out.They can't do either. So at some
point they're gonna get their balance sheetor they're gonna get their asset ratio too
high. Well, one's gonna crack, and one crack is going to make
the whole damn damn break. Andyes, I said damn twice meeting dam
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M d A M damn A waterdamn UM. I think we're supposed to
have a guest right here. Um, Mikey's back in town cause always right
over there, and David Morgan economistssupposed to join us shortly talk about the
Larry Cudlow's thoughts. Larry Cudlow,former chief economic advisor to Donald Trump,
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along with Stephen Moore, architect ofthe Trump tax Plan which stimulated the economy
immensely. He says that Biden's infrastructurebill is awful and it will damage growth
in the next two years. Sowe'll get into that, and just a
little bit with David Morgan when he'shere. Pepsi and Peeps are collaborating on
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a new drink apparently that combines thetwo extra sweet flavors. Now, the
new call of the Pepsi X Peepsmixes the taste of a Pepsi with the
pillowy, soft and sweet marshmallow flavorof Peeps. That makes it the ideal
accessory. And it there's quencher forspringtime, according to two companies. Now,
(05:44):
if you want to die, okay, what you do is you take
down a twelve pack of Peeps.Okay, wash each one down with a
big gulp of Pepsi. I guaranteeyou it is a science project going on
and you stop make within one minute. Okay, remember that when you're a
kid, you pouring this and thatand you made the lavolcano. The volcano
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was the big experiment for the sciencefair in first grade. Um, I
dare you, I dare you toeat peeps and we'll wash them down with
pepsi. The peeps of Pepsi combois for me. But a lot of
people, a lot of people,you know, love PEPSI. I love
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myself a peep here and there.But you know, I got like a
crown on one of my tooth backhere, and the peep's kind of stick
to it teeth and then it pullsthe whole crown off the post and then
it's like fifteen hundred and dentals.So the peeps are not worth the crown
that, remember my value. ButI don't do them often. But peeps
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and Pepsi's probably not on the topof my list. It is a National
Nugat Day, you know NuGet,you know the U for US Italians,
the old Tobooni bars, you knowwith the nuts and the nougat, you
know that stuff there. And it'salso Popeye's favorite day. Today it's a
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national spinach day and just for thefor the just for the sake of good
old Popeye. If you're gonna dosome spinach, let's not fry it in
olive oil. Wink wink, youknow what I'm saying. Let's try to
do it a different way. Maybeuse something else. Pull. Don't burn
poor olive all over our man Popeye'sspinach, you know what I mean?
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That would be terrible. And youknow I love myself some steam spinach with
some salt and pepper, a littlered pepper on there, you know,
a little slice of a little dollclose throating pars in the oil. Then
yeah, and then a little spinach. But there goes the olive oil again.
All right, we're gonna take aquick break right now. Segment three
(07:58):
is uh an owde no and odeto Dominion who's now sued Fox and it
was from one point six ballion dollars. We'll take a quick break. We
will not take a quick break.We will take a break in two minutes.
All right, do we have thatvideo Micano? Okay, so you
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may know that Dominion voting systems,which we called many of their tactics into
question on this show. When we'retalking we're talking about stopping the steel and
other things, and we called wehad experts on here who showed what I
thought was empirical evidence of voting irregularitiesrelated to the Dominion smartmatic machines. And
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there are certainly folks who are connectedto sorrows, but no definitive evidence came
out. And now Dominion is suingeveryone anyone that said that there was wrong
with their machine, banging them andI said some things, and we said
some things on this show. Sojust to make sure if Dominion is watching,
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okay, when it came time forme to put my thoughts on the
record on national television, Dominion,if you're thinking about sewing liquid lunch,
take a look at this. It'selection day. Various guests, attorneys,
and elected officials have appeared on newsmaxand offered opinions and claims about Smartmadic and
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Dominion Systems, both companies that offervoting software in the US, and Newsmax
would like to clarify its news coverageand note that it has not reported as
true certain claims made about these companies. There are several facts our viewers and
readers should be aware of. Newsmaxhas found no evidence that either Dominion or
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smart Madic owns the other or hasany business association with each other. We
have no evidence that Dominion uses Smartmadosoftware or vice versa. No evidence has
been offered that Dominion or Smartmadoc usedsoftware or reprogram software that manipulated votes in
the twenty twenty election. Smartmadec hasstated that its software was only used in
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the twenty twenty election in Los Angeles, was not used in any battleground state
contested by the Trump campaign. Newsmaxhas no evidence to the contrary. Dominion
has stated it's the company has noownership relationship with the Pelosi family, the
Feinstein family, the Clinton family,Hugo Chavez, or the government of Venezuela.
Neither Dominion nor Smartmadoc has any relationshipwith George Soros. Smartmadoc is a
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US company and not owned by theVenezuelan government, Hugo Chavez, or any
foreign official or entity. Smartmadic statesthat it has no operations in Venezuela.
While the company did election projects inVenezuela from two thousand and four to two
seventeen, state it was never founded. Come back it is Friday, Hooray,
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Happy Friday to you. You watchinglike with lunch on viz DV,
listening on biz talk radio, ourfriends out there on the money station,
Do I got good news for you? Dow up one fifty plus on the
day, reason through the week,and NASDACK up the same. Last couple
of weeks, they've been a littledislocated. Dow is up because a bowing
Nastac was down. The Nastack wasup, big Dow was down, seemingly
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connecting. Mister market feels like thiscould be a lot more stimuli coming their
way and there will be a happyending. And quite honestly, from a
lifetime short sellers perspective, I lookat chart on the NASDAC and the Dow,
and I think there could be amassive calamity ahead or if it gets
through some very close levels, umnew highs could bring in new money if
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there's gonna be all this government simsol. I don't know what to think anymore,
but I know this. My nextguest, David's David Morgans and Economies
and Precious Medals aficionado, and heknows a hell a lot more about this
stuff than me. He's the authorof the Silver Manifesto, and get the
skinny on Silver Investing featured everywhere.David, thanks for joining us today.
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I appreciate, appreciate it that it'sgood to be with you. Thank you
so, David. So, Dave. One of the things I've been talking
about, you know, he's equitieswise. I've been in the short selling
business the cite, you know,I feel like in my heart I want
to be and then commodity is aprice in the US dollars, so it
is a medal. Is the placeto be right now? Yes, yes
they are. I think about elcialbadge position. You don't need to be
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all in. But backtrack, backtrackinga little bit on your should I listened
to a quite a bit earlier.You know, I agree. I agree
with you. I mean, byany metric that we can use, we're
going to see what the stock marketis over value. I mean, Tessa,
I've got nothing a coaster man,but the stock price it's going to
take to other maybe seven years toa key rak. Even on the racial
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ridiculous, there's no correlation between thephysically common the stock market of the war,
and I was on the undres Sothe quantity was by any sense of
technical analysis, fundamental analysis, valueanalysis. The stock market is due for
a correction, and a big one, monster monster. I was talking earlier
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that you know, I'm talking alot of small business people. Eighty percent
of the audience that watches on networkidentify as small business people or entrepreneurs or
investments, so they're in business forthemselfs. And this guy or girl a
family that has a property they onlyrun their flowers out of, and then
all of a sudden they buy likea three family that they're getting a little
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income out of, and all ofa sudden, none of those three families
of paying and then they can't paida mortgage can candidate, you can't well
close. So I feel like there'sanother two thousand each type of bank gootscom
I absolutely agree we'd had a greatcontraction in the economy. What most people
don't understand is what a hyperinflationary depressionlooks like. You know, there's two
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types of depressions. A debt liquidatingdepression, which you have in the thirties,
and that's because we're on a goldstandard, where you're on a paper
standard, you usually have a hyperinflationarydepression, so you might get more nominal
dollars, but they don't buy youanything. And they're very similar, John,
as you know, high unemployment,uncertainty, all kinds of problems of
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contraction in the economy, foodstuffs,everything that makes an economy go physical economy.
And then the stock market. Andthe reason I change my opinion is
what you said just a moment ago. I don't know which made this thing
is good to go. Because theykeep pumping funding money into the system.
It could go into a Venezuela typeof stock market and Argentina type of stock
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I agree with you, and I'mgonna give you that's a great point about
the hyperinflation that's on us right now. You know, Jerome Powell keeps going
out there and saying, well,we're gonna keep our eye on inflation.
We are in consumer hyperinflation right now. I'm gonna give you a perfect example.
You tell me what you think.I ate by my mom's house last
night. She was thinking about replacingher fence two years ago, forty two
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feet defense right. She got anestimate of one thou seven hundred and fifty
thous a little too much. Youdidn't want to do it right, so
she put it in the draw.Now she had some wind take down a
bunch of it, so she said, I got to replace it. She
called the same company again and said, hey, I really need that forty
two feet defense and they came outand looked at it and said, well
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it's we're going only do thirty twofeet for seventeen fifty now, so they
had a chapel. Prices are uptwenty five percent on you know, basic
building that here in just a yearand a half. So to me,
that's a perfect consumer level on hyperinflation. John, I love you're straightforward,
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gut honesty because that's the truth,and we are in a big contraction.
I mean I follow all the commandsto metals especially, but you look at
the lumber prices and everything else,anything that makes the economy go. So
that's basically the commodity sector is goingup and up and up, which is
perceived to be inflation. It's twothings. Really, it's overprinting, and
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it's these supply problems and growing problemswhen the food stuff. So we've got
massive, massive problems ahead and wecannot print our ways out of this.
But that's the only thing the CentralBank knows how they do. People are
starting to catch on and That's wherethe central bank has a problem, because
once the people understand what's really happening, they will take whatever savings they have
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left and I'll buy something to valuethat endures, and that's primarily the precious
medals. Of course, there's scriptocurrenciesas a competitor or an adjunct too,
you know, they could coexist.But we're getting near the end game,
and whether or not the stock marketgoes up or down, it will not
actually protect you from the inflation thatI see coming. I agree with you
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wholeheartedly. And you know this maybe one contributing factor to household spending falling
by one percent in February because thatmaybe that money you were going to spend
on the fence now the price ishigh remulating. Yeah, maybe I'm not
going to buy that now. Sothe maybe spending is coming back. Well,
(17:38):
maybe people save it to go onvacation in a few months. But
why would spending me down now?Because yeah, no, I think it's
people are scared. They don't knowwhat to do, and so the best
decision is no decision. I'm goingto hold it off. You know,
it's the job market really coming back. I don't believe the the mainstream financial
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press. I don't understand what they'resaying. They six stocks are up,
but my job is gone, myrestaurant's gone, the places I want to
go to are gone. I can'tgo to the movies anymore. It doesn't
look real bright out there for me. Personally. People aren't stupid, you
know. I mean we actually knowwhat's going on, some at a direct
level like yourself and program like yours, and know there's at an indirect level,
but they sense it. They knowsomething that's it right, and and
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not buying the bs that comes outof the mainstream. Well, I love
the way you put it straight too. I usually fortify myself throughout the show
with a little cocktail here and there, you know, especially on Friday,
so it makes it easier to sayit a full hot truth. But just
before we go, we got abouta minute left. I have been,
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you know, at the forefront ofbitcoins since two fifteen. I have a
bunch of patent inventions that I madethat are in practice today. I don't
think it's a replacement for gold,but I think a gold bitcoin alt is
a good hedge against this type ofDOLLA. What do you what do you
think on that front. I thinkthere is a vast amount of stuff to
(19:06):
happen there. I am pro andI am biased. What I have is
the ag dot load dot one,which is a hybrid between a blockchain and
precious metals. So now you candigitize silver and gold on the blockchain.
You can spend it Indonesia and BidenIndonesia as eas as you can do it
in Canada, which is a big, big deal. Hey man, we
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got to have you back. Ilike the way you do it too.
We talk about finance a lot andour first out all friends out on the
money station at Portland Bistoc. Thankyou very much, brother, great great
having you my pleasure. Thank youJohn. You have a good weekend.
Okay here as well. All right, we're gonna take a quick break.
We're gonna have Lady Gaga's father herea little later on. And if you
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think that's big, then after thatAmerica's psychiatrist is going to be here talking
about what we can tell about JoeBiden's Las dementia. There's lots going on
around the country, around the world, lots going on right here in New
(20:15):
York State, where the din ofresignation continues to pound its way towards Andrew
Cuomo. A third ethics scandal popsup today. It's been opened and included
an investigation that, aside from unethicalpolicies that benefited his largest donors, sending
fifteen thousand seniors to the death ofnursing homes and no less than eight women
(20:38):
now and alleged that he would domultiple things or say multiple things, including
actually physically touching and kissing two differentwomen. And now we find out when
the minority community was screaming out forhelp and testing and getting more testing into
low income areas they were highly affected, we find out that Angrew Coomo was
(20:59):
making show arrangements with family, withfriends and big donors and everyone else.
So three things closing in on himas somebody who may have wound up in
Joe Biden's cabinet. He may windup in the clink, it looks like
right now. But around the country, in the world, we got the
best in the business, joins us. Every Friday, Michael Johns is with
US, co founder and Key PartyMovements. Form of speech right for Judge
(21:22):
H. W. Bush. Mike. I thought Andrew Como got an Emmy
for his leadership. I thought thisshould be an Emmy last night for production
and direction because it was a completelyscripted A family. Yeah, yeah,
well, no one went diminish.I think his political skill in being able
to present unpleasant facts more pleasantly,and that was sort of the basis for
(21:47):
the intrigue around his midday press conferences. But you know, you got you
just rattle off a series of offenses, some of which are clearly established fact,
some of which are, of courseallegations. Um. I've always taken
the position on allegations that you reservethe presumption of innocence and let those things
(22:08):
play out in civil criminal trials untilyou assign guilt. I'm with you on
that. I just feel like,you know, when you're in the bar
and you go to leave and oneguy says, hey, man, you're
drunk, you shouting drugs a shot. The second guy says, you know,
the third guy's like, all right, man, he gives my keys
(22:30):
somebody thinking you know, And now, so I'm with you, we need
to keep through process intact. Butat the same time, it's a major
distraction from a state that's in disarrect right now, you know, Yeah,
and there serious allegations and it's youknow, it's sad to see that
an American politics to the allegations andthe facts which have been established in other
cases. And it's really just asimple abuse of power of individuals who I
(22:55):
think allow all this to get totheir head or feel that they've sacrificed so
much in their work, or somehowdo these egregious violations of book, the
law, and the human decency.But you know, far away the issue
here is both in mismanagement of thepandemic with astonishing this guy. People get
a book deal. I've raised thepoint and I'm surprised this isn't getting more
(23:17):
tractions. So like news a work, New York posts get on this.
Uh those book proceeds that he pocketedshould be uh, you know, New
Yorkers should be pressuring Quoma to donatethose two victims from COVID. I mean,
why should this guy be pocketing hundredsand thousands of dollars? I love
it? I love it. CouldI steal it from my campaign? That's
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a black thing? I mean thatone that's an Inkie contribution. Yeah,
here we go. Uh, Mikerelated to you know them should be returning
right, I mean the doubt listen, son of Sam. It was a
fiction. We have the we havethe son of Sam. We have the
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son of Sam. Was he hadin New York State, where you know,
I guess that's where it all started. But you can't benefit from your
client, you know what it means. So if there is a crime establishing,
there's no question that money should bereturning to the victims or their states.
Internally, seems in disputable that thedata was manipulated by the state.
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Additionally, the motives need to beexplored because I suspect so you have like
roughly happened dozen of these Democrat governorswho were very insisted on putting these patients
into nursing homes, and of coursethe states and the facilities themselves were beneficiaries
financially from having treated COVID patients.As to whether that possibly was the factor
as well, because that kind ofgets almost into a policy kickback scheme.
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The things that have gone on inNew York are absolutely crazy. Mike.
I know you've been around the world. What do you think about this?
Afghanistan may first suppose the deadline,what do you make of that? Well,
it's time for us to get outof Afghanistan. We now have individuals
who are being deployed to Afghanistan wholiterally were not born believe it or not,
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when nine to eleven occurred. Sothis is the longest ward in American
history. Has been an extraordinary numberof American fatalities of some of our best
young people who volunteered to serve overthere. I also think you have to
give an enormous amount of credit toPresident Trump for the progress he made in
clearing and finishing the job and clearingout al Qaeda and other terrorist aspects.
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And then you have the issue ofthe Taliban. And of course no one
is a fan of the Taliban perse, but it's also important to recognize
the Taliban is not an insurgency.It's a legitimate political force in Afghanistan.
You have to come to terms withit in some negotiating capacity. I believe
the solution in Afghanistan is to decentralizethat government, put his little authority into
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cabalist possible and allow you know,the more UH strict Islamic regions to govern
as they consensus dictates, but don'timpose that on the whole country, because
that's the recipe for civil civil warand civil conflicts. UH Mike this this
whole Um, I don't I don'tknow if any of the decisions made by
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Joe Biden can actually be respected.But I kind of, you know,
being at ground zero on nine toeleven, I kind of even back then,
couldn't believe that George Bush was payingattention to these pally Bond leaders.
Um. But I guess what you'resaying is they've actually evolved into some kind
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of governmental force that needs to bewrecked with or dealt with, or at
least compromised with. Well, absolutelyso. And as you may know,
I worked for Tom Kane who wenton to chear the nine to eleven Commission,
and you know a good number ofthe recommendations that came out of that
commission, we're very important that stillhaven't been implemented as policy, which is
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to be outrageous even the passion andnational consensus that existed around that. But
the issue with the Taliban is,you know, they need to be Firstly,
we've had an enormous infrastructure that's beenbuilt over there that's been controversial because
it's not been cheap, but that'syou know, was attributed to be part
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of the issue that allowed some ofthese insurgencies to rise, and you need
to get the commitment from the Talibanto take care of things, and the
Afghan people need to step up.I mean, ultimately it is you know,
it's and I feel the same aboutIraq in Syria. I mean,
they've been cleared Trump cleared out Isisin such an impressive way. We're now
at a point where, yes,there's ominous forces in Iraq, there's ominous
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forces in Syria. You've got foreigncountries at play, there's a regional power
play, but at some juncture,and I think we've reached that point.
You've done what you can do,and the remaining troubling components in these countries
need to be resolved by the peopleof those countries. So that's essentially the
issue in Afghanistan. And I'm nota fan, however, publicly announced deadlines.
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I think, right exactly, theyjust thought the planning. But you
know, to me, you know, as a former high school football coach
and kind of numbers guy, Ifeel like the world is oh for Afghanistan
at trying to win a war orsomething there, you know what I mean.
So at some point it's like aman to rain the people the fragment
(28:34):
societies. The one thing they're allgoing to band together on is US versus
the crusaders. So it's like,no one wins in Afghanistan. So maybe
at some point, you know,we went in there punitively because we go
to Taliban and others. Will youknow, Banladen, we're behind that as
the training ground. But I thinkat this point, whoever pulls back wins
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because no one's ever won, they'reundebated. I think, well, I
could say as a former high schooldefensive end, I learned the lesson that
there is various substruction tactics and waysto bring down future NFL players, which
I had to be fortunate of doing. And a competive league in Pennsylvania always
an answer to even the most problematicscenarios. But the issue, clearly,
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you know in Afghanistan is that there'sthere's got to be some sense of good
will and pressure on that government toadhere to it. There's already been several
violations of the agreements that Trump wasable to put together. The most important
point is terrorism can take foot anywherein the world, and it wasn't just
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Afghanistan. As you may recall,we hadn opportunity to take out you know,
al Qaeda leadership and in Sudan underClinton in the nineties, and he
made the decision not to do that. Respect was a very mignificant error.
Hey, Mike, Um just alllast minute. When I coached, I
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was an offensive coordinator. But youknow, like when you're doing defense work,
anyway, you could fiddle in,you know, so I always to
take special care to work with thedefensive ends. That was my thing.
Um, that was man and becauseI know how much we want to make
sure we beat the defensive end whenI'm on offense right. And um,
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the one trick that I try toteach every other every kid and even kids
with less talent who did it waskeep your inside hand on him and keep
your outside hand great and they probablycan't get around it, you know what
I'm saying. As you're approaching,just keep your out now, but get
in here right. And most defensiveends can't do that, you know.
I also wrestled, and I foundthat a lot of a lot of the
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same tactics that came from sort ofmoving arm obstruction were applicable in football.
But I hadn't really seen anyone who'scaught onto that. But the key it's
a it's a complicated position. Ifyou ask for a few techniques, you
can be enormously successful at it.All right, welcome back. You're watching
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a free Friday edition. All agood lunch, and we got a little
freaky on Friday. We have alittle fun the week and what's going on
in this country is so horrific thatwe got to chew it up all week
and on our Friday we try tospit it out, wash it down with
a couple of cocktails and send youout on a happy note. When we
close out the show would resonate humoristBarry Voltsmith will be here a little later
(31:41):
on right now anhing funny about what'shappening in the censorship part of this world
social media. I call him theSilicon Valley Cotel is out there squelching bad
news against that team, exemplifying badnews against our team. It's disgusting what's
happening. And we're joined right nowby David Lipsky. He's the founder of
(32:04):
our Freedom Media Group, the suiteof platforms created in response to the censorship
practices of Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, blah blah, all the
ones that I'm banned on the onlyone. Only reason we're allowed on Facebook
is because we're on an undercover secondname, and then I share it from
another page and it's all kinds ofthings. Oops, we have to jump
through. But do we have David? I see him, but I don't
(32:31):
hear him. David, if youcan unmute your zoom, that'll be great,
all right, we can't hear him. And Kevin Goals, the chief
technology offer of our Freedom Media Group, is going to join us in just
a minute. But we're having someaudio issues. Mike, I don't hear
(32:51):
David. Arre him. He's tryingto give us hand signals. I believe,
um, it's not our zoom.I can tell you that. All
right. We're gonna get to Davidin just a minute. And this guy's
got an amazing story to tell.I can tell you that because you guys,
(33:13):
I seriously have been trying to figureout how to p we have David.
Now, do you hear me?Can you hear me? Can you
hear us? Here? Right?Yeah? He is a right a right,
you see? So thank you.I love it when a plan comes
together, David. I love whatyou're doing. Adam told me about it.
I was like, I gotta gethim on tomorrow asap. People got
(33:36):
to find out about it. Iwant to know more about it. But
tell everyone a little bit about ourfreedom Media group. Well, alfredom Media
Group is a compiling of unbiased,uncensored level playing field, preserve culture,
conserve culture platforms and there are thetrue universe, not the altered universe of
(33:58):
platforms. And you know, thestory starts at my wife. I've never
been a social media guru nor technologyguru, like at a certain point in
my life. I'm actually started outas an auto mechanic and I built a
very big company in which special productsmade for elites. I actually build command
(34:19):
vehicles and CEO conversions for the elitesof this world. Believe it or not,
that's made. And I was nevera bigger social media like I said
again, So one day, mywife being on social media and having her
two businesses on there, it wasthe it was the implosion of the world.
I mean, I've heard people gettingjailed fact checked and you know,
kind of as a regular citizen orthe United States, or or marriage around
(34:44):
the world, not being involved,I didn't really care until my wife cared
and then of course, when youcome home and your wife's telling you,
that's it, happy wife, happylife. That's right. I want I
want every lawyer. I want youto get lawyers this one. I want
you to class action suit this,I want that. I want this.
(35:04):
And I says, you know what, Let's do it. I says,
you know what, this is whatwe have to do. Let's build it.
Let's go, let's go, let'sgo. Let's just get this done.
And nights and I went across theplatform, built servers, got service
stations, our own service stations wereflying. My CTO is here. My
CTO would would love to be theresponse to any of these questions that you
do have. All right, wonderful. Um, guys, thank you,
(35:28):
thank you for joining us. Letme ask you this. So there's a
lot of alternatives, you know,the parlors, this one and that one.
Um, what kind of what kindof risk do you guys have to
the Apple you know, the AppStore and the Amazon Web services and stuff
like that. Well, the factis that we abide by the true meaning
(35:50):
of Section two thirty. We've beenhearing a lot about we need Section two
thirty reform. We don't we needSection two thirty enforcement. The fact is
we are the level playing field.We don't sense or anyone. We don't
you know, boost posts based onhow many people like it. We tell
everyone, look, this is thethis is the platform. We are not
a publisher Twitter, Facebook, YouTube. They can say that they their platforms
(36:15):
all they want, but we knowtheir publishers. We get demoted and promoted.
Plus they are based on their politicalThey solved the animals that the enemy.
It's now they've shown themselves when theyblocked the Hunt Diviiden news off the
New York Post, one of theoldest organizations, objective organization. They have
a responsibility to an ombudsman to notprint fake news, and they blocked New
(36:38):
York Post on the Hunt Dibiden story. To me, that was the moment.
That was the moment when they showedwhat they are and Facebook and is
all these other empirical studies on howFacebook manipulated data in both the first election
and this election to cultivate audiences tomove independence to the demo crad It's fact.
(37:00):
It's it's not ugwash. But here'swhy I'm banned off everything right now.
Just to give you guys a littleupdate, I am not I cannot
upload on YouTube, but my oldvideos are still allowed to be alive,
so I can't access it, butthat my page still exists. TikTok.
I started it. I was behindthe scheme, behind the scenes. I
(37:21):
started it. I went to likefour thousand viewers in a week. I
printed, I did a little storyabout Charles Wade, the founder of BLM.
He was arrested for child sex trafficking. They blocked my whole page,
threw me off completely, and Facebookhas two of my sites down that we
were doing great. I'm fifteen hundredviewers on Facebook only during an hour,
(37:42):
and they shut it down, shutit down, shut it down, and
now we're on like a double backdoor. But we just do the commercials live.
How do I get on what youguys are doing? Why do you
want you and all of your ofyou are said, know that All Freedom
Media Group is the home for you, all right. We have All Freedom
too, which is the which isthe nonsensored version of YouTube. You'll be
able to do everything you can doon YouTube, on Twitter, on Facebook,
(38:06):
and crowdfunding through our media platform.We know that me takes down a
lot of things that they don't like. We think everyone has to right the
crowd funds. We think everyone hasthe right. The Internet is a public
forum and it always was, andthat's how these companies were able to grow
to the size that they were.They used the power that we gave them.
(38:27):
We allowed them in the right.The government didn't, you know.
By the way, thank god AlGore invented this whole thing. Guys,
hang on one minute. We gotabout thirty seconds left. Um, but
I have an open segment in thenext segment, so can you guys hang
out for one minute? And thenwe'll do another five minutes and so and
(38:47):
in the first second, the nextsecond, the next album. Okay,
all right, um, we're gonnabe talking about censorship of freedom some more,
all you guys out there in therising. A little later on very
Goldsen will be here to crack youup and all our friends out there on
Bistalk Radio, the money station outin Portland. We've been you a fair
(39:09):
ado for this week, but donot forget. On Monday, will be
here the same bad time, samebad channel for some more liquid lunch.
You guys have a great weekend.The rest of y'all One minute quick break,
Flip it over, coming back Ready, after this to David Limpsky,
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