Friday, 10 January 2025

Respected Economist Warns: Trump's Economic Plan Is The Only Hope America Has To Stop Massive Economic Collapse

A leading economist details how aggressive trade tariffs and a return to hard assets could prevent a total collapse of the American financial system.

By The Alex Jones Show | 1h 36m listen | 16 chapters
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About this episode

Dr. Kirk Elliott analyzes Donald Trump's economic strategy to implement aggressive tariffs on silver and foreign goods to reverse decades of Western deindustrialization. This plan targets 45 refineries in the COMEX depository system, potentially driving a massive price gap between spot prices and tariff-adjusted costs. Elliott argues that shifting the tax burden from personal income to foreign nations will stimulate domestic manufacturing and restore the fiscal vision of the Founding Fathers.

Financial instability in California looms as insurance companies exit the state, threatening to trigger bank failures and FDIC-mandated bail-ins of depositor funds. The Federal Reserve and the Biden administration face allegations of economic sabotage through sudden interest rate shifts designed to blame the incoming Trump administration for inflation. Institutional adoption of XRP by Bank of America and JP Morgan Chase signals a rapid transition toward a digital financial system, while JP Morgan Chase acknowledges the normalization of gold and silver in modern portfolios. Supply chain disruptions and silver shortages are framed as critical national security risks that the Department of Energy currently ignores.

Dr. Kirk Elliott predicts a major ratio trade opportunity in early 2025 where silver will significantly outperform gold. The host describes Donald Trump as being in savage beast mode, empowering Kash Patel and RFK Jr. to dismantle establishment structures. A premiere of a music video for In the Year 2525 highlights concerns over transhumanism and the New World Order, while a Marine veteran receives advice on using silver for barter and gold for high-stakes survival.


CHAPTER 01 / 16 Discussion

Donald Trump Economic Plan, Tariffs and Globalist Deindustrialization

Dr. Kirk Elliott analyzes Donald Trump's economic strategy, focusing on the implementation of tariffs to combat global debt cycles and fiat money creation. The discussion highlights how tariffs on silver from 45 impacted refineries could raise prices while benefiting individual investors who hold physical assets. Trump's plan is framed as a reversal of the deindustrialization of the West that began with trade deals involving China in the 1970s.

donald trump· kirk elliott· tariffs· globalists· china· silver· inflation

00:00 Dr. Kirk Elliott's a smart economist, he's been agreeing with what Trump's doing right now for years. He's been saying the exact same thing. It's pretty amazing to look at Trump and you're really an accomplished, smart guy and you're saying this is like the best thing he could do. It's the best thing. Actually, Alex, I think it's probably the only thing that we can do because we are so far gone. not just in America, but globally with the debt spiral that we're seeing. It's going to impact the entire world. That is a function of just cheap fiat based money creation. It creates debt and it creates debt cycles and then they have to jack up interest rates to slow down that inflation and that hurts the economy. And then they go through these cycles all the time. What he is going to do, and I pray that he is successful,

00:47 And I pray that he wins on all of these things because tariffs are going to be so good. But here's the thing, it will bring higher prices. But if you're invested properly, it's gonna be great for you. You just have to understand the markets. For example, let's use silver, which is the market that I know best. Trump, there's 140 refineries that deposit into the COMEX depository, which is where gold and silver are stored globally. 140 is what they receive different hallmarks from these refineries. 45 of them come from tariff impacted nations. So here's the thing, let's just say silver is $30 an ounce, and it's coming from Mexico and it's a 20% tariff.

01:36 Well, that would make silver $36 an ounce to buy it when you add a 20% tariff on it, even though the spot price is 30. If you own the material that banks are gonna have to be getting rid of their short positions on, you can profit heavily from this tariff. You don't need to be a hedge fund. You don't need to be a large international money center bank. You can do that just by being an individual investor like you and I with like $500 for silver or greater, right? That's our minimum. So because Trump is actually an economic genius in this plan, I think

02:12 That no matter what kind of attacks the globalists bring on us, because they will not surrender. They're going to fight, they're gonna have political retribution, economic warfare, currency wars. Trump is actually gonna win. I can't poke a hole in his plan of how this is going to make America-. And let's talk about the alternate plan, which he's talked about, and it's a public plan. The globalists set up China after World War II, make the deal in the 70s, move all our industry there, give them all our earth minerals. But the middlemen, the globalists, Use that to then deindustrialize the West use that for little control That's why Germany all these countries want to crush their people the left wants to crush us here So they can put us on universal basic income and only have big corporations operating. It's a vertical integration war on a diverse economy

02:54 Trump doing this destroys the globalists, destroys the communist Chinese, brings jobs and money back. And it's the only path we have left. And it's true, there will still be inflation, but it's inflation of do you have jobs? Do you have a diversity economy? Do you have cheaper energy that can mitigate some of that? Or do you have inflation on top of no jobs? I mean, this is where we are now. If he can be successful, which I fully believe that he will, It will change America forever and we can be that prosperous nation that God intended us to be, that the founding fathers envisioned for us to have where you work, you work hard, and other countries are paying for our bills.

03:37 I mean, this is a genius thing, but what needs to be done, right? You need to, I think, get rid of the IRS. You also need to get rid of central banking as we know it. The government fears Alex Jones, who has the largest audience in the country, bigger than any of the networks, the biggest megaphone in the country. The deep state hates Alex Jones with a vengeance. Alex Jones is the most extraordinary person I've ever met. All right, one of my good friends, overnight success case is 25 years owning his own company. Kirk Elliott Precious Metals is the number one silver broker in North America. He'd be the number one gold broker, but he's been saying silver is the best investment.

CHAPTER 02 / 16 Discussion

California Wildfires, Insurance Market Collapse and Bank Bail-ins

Dr. Kirk Elliott and the host discuss the financial implications of the ongoing California wildfires and the lack of water in hydrants. They argue that insurance companies pulling out of the state will lead to bank failures as claims are paid out from undercapitalized institutions. The conversation suggests the FDIC lacks sufficient funds, potentially leading to "bail-ins" where banks seize depositor funds to remain solvent.

california· wildfires· gavin newsom· insurance companies· fdic· banks· bail-ins

11:34 And you can, you have so many other great services as well. People can roll over their mutual funds, all that stuff that you do it now. We'll be right back. KEPM.com forward slash gold, 7206053900. Stay with us. All right, I'm going to say it again and then I'm not going to do it until later in the next hour when we take your calls, but I'll plug it in for a great sponsor. Dr. Kirk Elliott is amazing and I appreciate him reaching out to us like 15 months ago, 16 months ago, and I screwed around a few months and got him on as a sponsor because he's helped keep us on the air. Without him, we wouldn't even be on the air right now. We've been at points right in the red and then he literally took us over the top. I want to thank all of you that have gone and gotten silver and gold from him. And if you were buying it 15 months ago, he could tell you how much it's gone up for you there. No other investment.

12:19 has come close except for Bitcoin and we like that too. I think it's important to have tangible things and digital things as well. The biggest thing is relationship with God and then having basic skills to skim a buck, run a trot line and you'll be able to open a can of whoop-ass if you need to and friends and family and people you can trust. Those are the top things but then you get into other things like silver and gold and obviously Bitcoin's the king of the cryptocurrency. But Dr. Elliott, you wanted to get into the fires and what we're witnessing. Do you agree with me? that you look at this administrative tyranny, how they set this up, how they do this, and how they're using that to wage war to destroy the economy because they're the central banks that have limited money and they can come in and basically take over. Because I know that's their plan and I've walked through it, but it's so naked now. And used to people just couldn't get something like this was happening. Now people are getting wise to it. Elon Musk has been boosting my breakdowns this year. It's pretty powerful. It is powerful. And politics and economics are always

13:15 They just come together. And these fires, the political nonsense, there's no water in the hydrants and these things are just burning up. Well, what are the insurance companies gonna do? Right, insurance companies- Well, they magically pulled out months ago. I know they magically pulled out, but now what happens when, start to connect the dots. What happens after the next fire? What happens after the next earthquake or the next hurricane and people don't have insurance? because they're pulling out. Then people are gonna be forced to go to the government. All of this just screams control of people to me. But when you look at the financial implications of this, it's not just billions of dollars of houses that are being lost. I think

14:02 is where do insurance companies get the money to pay the premium, to pay these-. Raising rates. Right. Well, either they raise rates, but they have the money in the bank, right? And why do banks fail? Banks simply fail because you've got more money coming out, you have more withdrawals and you have deposits going in. So, as bank-

14:40 The insurance companies, they have their money set where? In banks. When they start to pull that out to pay the claims, the banks are already undercapitalized like you and I have talked about before. FDIC doesn't have enough money, only 1.1%. And the FDIC said last year at their meeting it is guaranteed that the banks are gonna fail en masse and they're gonna have to do bail-ins. Yeah. That means take money out of your account, folks. Absolutely. So when I look at this, it's like, Trump is inheriting an absolutely empty refrigerator and I think the neocons are scared to death of what's gonna happen when he gets in. So- And that's why he's been cheerleading for the economy. Absolutely. So when, and you know what Alex, the globalists with Trump in, yeah, they're scared. They're not just gonna surrender.

15:28 right? They're gonna fight hard. And so this is why this is a battle. You said it, this is a war and we're not gonna be done with it for quite some time. Thank God we have Trump that's coming in on the 20th to actually have a strong leader that's gonna do things. Because when you come in with insurance companies that are probably going to fail because of this and other things. You have banks that are going to fail. He is inheriting an absolutely empty refrigerator, unlike the first time that he was president. It wasn't that bad. This time, they're gonna blame everything on him, absolutely everything on him. And if you look at-. Are you worried they're gonna pull a Herbert Hoover on him?

16:16 Yes, in the sense of I don't think they're gonna pull anything back. They're gonna try to blame absolutely everything that's bad on him. That clip you played of Kevin Newsome, it's like how do you blame stuff on Trump when there was no water in the state? How are you going to, whoever is holding the bag when things fall is going to get the blame for it. And let's be clear, I've been on air 31 years, I don't keep just saying that but I've been intensely focused every day for 31 years professionally. I've had hundreds of guests on from different land rights groups and farmer groups and people and they were the ones that educated me.

16:56 Derry Brownfield, big syndicated guy, used to go on his show all the time. I used to listen to him every day. He used to be on the GCN Radio Network until he died. He was on there for like 20 years, just on our network. And they were freaking out in the mid-90s. When the environmental regulations came in that are from the UN to no longer do the fire breaks, trim back, get the brush out, rake the forest, as Trump says, which is a colloquial term. I mean, that's default. You don't do that. You get these fires. And then California, it's a tender box and they don't let you cut anything out of your yard. All this brush comes right up to your house. And it's been a huge issue. They didn't bring these policies in on accident. And now for decades, people have been trying to stop them, not just here but around the world. This is on purpose. And then they have those huge mountain reservoirs that got built in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, almost none built since then in California and other states. And they're full of water and they won't let them have it. And then Newsom gets up there and attacks Trump and says he's unspeakably bad. I mean, this is criminal. They know what they're doing.

17:54 They absolutely know what they're doing and they're going to give Trump when they realized, I think that, okay, Trump is going to be in. Okay, so he's gonna be in, so make things really, really bad. So he'll get the blame for it and it's not just gonna be him that gets the blame for it. They're gonna try to blame all Republicans moving forward and conservatives moving forward because they think that they can destroy the economy. Trump's got a different plan. and I think that his plan is amazing. The economy isn't going to be destroyed, although it's going to be a hard battle, but he'll win. And I want you to walk through that because you were on here months ago saying even when he wins and he's going to win.

18:30 what he would do and he is doing it. And we knew what he was gonna do, but he's actually really fast delivering it and already acting as the president beforehand and propping things up. But you explained this plan has a very good shot of working. And though, let's be honest, it's gonna hurt the rest of the world. So it will. And there's going to be political fallout from that retribution from other countries. We don't have a choice. We absolutely don't have because they're all screwed anyways. Yeah. They are, so Trump's basic economic plan is we're going to use tariffs to pay for everything, right? So this is- And cheap energy. And cheap energy, and this isn't necessarily Trump's plan, Alex. This is the founding father's vision for America. We didn't have personal income taxes in America for the first couple hundred years. I mean, it was a long time. They passed it in 13, but it didn't come in until after World War II. Yeah, exactly.

CHAPTER 03 / 16 Discussion

Founding Fathers Vision, Tariff-Based Revenue and Wage Growth

The discussion explores the historical precedent of using tariffs instead of personal income tax to fund the United States government, citing the period from 1776 to 1913. Dr. Kirk Elliott argues that shifting the tax burden to foreign nations will stimulate domestic manufacturing and job growth. He distinguishes between "bad inflation" caused by money printing and "good inflation" that occurs in a growing economy where wages keep pace with prices.

tariffs· internal revenue service· founding fathers· manufacturing· jobs· wages

17:54 They absolutely know what they're doing and they're going to give Trump when they realized, I think that, okay, Trump is going to be in. Okay, so he's gonna be in, so make things really, really bad. So he'll get the blame for it and it's not just gonna be him that gets the blame for it. They're gonna try to blame all Republicans moving forward and conservatives moving forward because they think that they can destroy the economy. Trump's got a different plan. and I think that his plan is amazing. The economy isn't going to be destroyed, although it's going to be a hard battle, but he'll win. And I want you to walk through that because you were on here months ago saying even when he wins and he's going to win.

18:30 what he would do and he is doing it. And we knew what he was gonna do, but he's actually really fast delivering it and already acting as the president beforehand and propping things up. But you explained this plan has a very good shot of working. And though, let's be honest, it's gonna hurt the rest of the world. So it will. And there's going to be political fallout from that retribution from other countries. We don't have a choice. We absolutely don't have because they're all screwed anyways. Yeah. They are, so Trump's basic economic plan is we're going to use tariffs to pay for everything, right? So this is- And cheap energy. And cheap energy, and this isn't necessarily Trump's plan, Alex. This is the founding father's vision for America. We didn't have personal income taxes in America for the first couple hundred years. I mean, it was a long time. They passed it in 13, but it didn't come in until after World War II. Yeah, exactly.

19:24 And from 1776 until the IRS started, we had tariffs. Well, that means what? Other countries are paying for our expenses. They're paying for our stimulus programs, they're paying for our infrastructure, they're paying for our Department of Defense. They're paying for everything rather than us. as taxpayers paying for it. See that's- And it grew our industry so we had the cake and ate it too. Yeah, because when foreign goods are more expensive, which is what a tariff will bring, that's going to make all their stuff more expensive. People are going to automatically start to buy the cheaper alternative, which would be American. And what about the false argument is going to drive up prices?

20:04 It's not necessarily a false argument, it will drive up the inter-races in the interim. But here's the thing, this is where the left is dead dog wrong when they say that Trump is gonna destroy the middle class, he's gonna destroy those who don't make very much money cuz everything's gonna be more expensive. It will be more expensive if you continue to buy foreign goods. And it will shift it here. And they'll shift it here because people aren't necessarily stupid when it comes to their wallets. By the way, the left knows that they want us to industrialize. Yeah, so people will start, if you could buy something that's less expensive made in America or more expensive made in China, even though you've been purchasing the Chinese garbage forever, you're ultimately going to change your spending habits.

20:49 See, when you change your spending habits and you buy American, well then what? Jobs always follow manufacturing. So if people are buying American, we're gonna create more jobs. Now there's more people working, now there's more people spending. Now you've got property taxes, the revenue will come up to help state and local governments. This is going to be a massive benefit for America, but it's going to be a massive detriment to the rest of the world. Because if China, for example, has a 60 to 100% tariff on their goods and people aren't buying it, they're the manufacturers of the world. And so nobody's gonna buy their stuff. So their economy is gonna be in shambles, and they're gonna have political retribution coming from that. So what could they do? There's a few options that China could do. They could either say, well, fine, you're gonna slap tariffs on us. We're gonna put tariffs on American goods going into China.

21:46 We have almost none. We have almost none. It's like so, but or they could actually this is what I think they're probably going to do is they're going to start dumping their US treasuries on the open market because they still have almost a trillion dollars worth of them. So if they dump treasuries on the open market, it's going to devalue the US dollar that is inflation. And they think, we're gonna de-dollarize the world. This is how we can do it. This is how we can get back at Trump. But that'll bring more jobs in. Okay, so here's the catch 22 to that for China. So when you devalue the dollar, basically other currencies might be stronger in relative terms to the US dollar. That's gonna make our exports to the world cheaper, and it's actually going to ultimately be a net benefit. And that's what China's been doing to us. That's what China's been doing to us. So because Trump is actually an economic genius in this plan, I think

22:42 That no matter what kind of attacks the globalists bring on us, because they will not surrender. They're going to fight, they're going to have political retribution, economic warfare, currency wars. Trump is actually going to win. I can't poke a hole in his plan of how this is going to make America-. And let's talk about the alternate plan, which he's talked about, and it's a public plan. The globalists set up China after World War II, make the deal in the 70s, move all our industry there, give them all our earth minerals. But the middlemen, the globalists, Use that to then deindustrialize the West, use that for political control. That's why Germany, all these countries want to crush their people. The left wants to crush us here so they can put us on universal basic income and only have big corporations operating. It's a vertical integration war on a diverse economy.

23:24 Trump doing this destroys the globalists, destroys the communist Chinese, brings jobs and money back. And it's the only path we have left. And it's true, there will still be inflation, but it's inflation of do you have jobs? Do you have a diversity economy? Do you have cheaper energy that can mitigate some of that? Or do you have inflation on top of no jobs? I mean, this is where we are now. This is where we are. So so there's two types of inflation. There's a good inflation. There's a bad inflation. Right. So bad inflation is what we had during the Biden years and actually pretty much ever since the Federal Reserve started. And we had the dollars lost like 98 percent of its value. Yeah, it's insane. So inflation is a function of a growing economy.

24:08 So inflation isn't necessarily bad when-. As long as goods grow as fast or faster, well, go ahead, you're the economist. Yeah, I mean, but you were spot on in what you were just about to say because as long as wages keep up with inflation, it's a zero sum game. That is a growing economy. So if wage increases keep up with inflation, the economy is growing. As wages increase, more people are spending, they can sustain higher prices. It balances out. Yeah, what we had during Biden was printing money like there was no tomorrow, they were printing like drunken sailors, they were stimulus plan this, stimulus plan that, they created so much inflation but at the same time

24:47 Governmental regulations, administrative rulings, all these stupid things and people were losing their jobs. On purpose. Wages were coming down. So there's this chasm that's growing. It's designed to make the big companies double and triple their wealth, which they did, while the regulation shut down small and independent diverse companies. And they told us to stay home and don't work. It's a war on the economy for vertical integration. Yeah, and that's bad inflation. That is inflation that is an an increasing money supply, they're printing money, wages are coming down, and people can't afford to live. Alex, since in the last four years, the cost of actually living in a house, buying a house, is up 300%. I don't know how people do it, because I mean...

CHAPTER 04 / 16 Discussion

Federal Reserve Policy, Interest Rates and Economic Sabotage Claims

Dr. Kirk Elliott claims the Federal Reserve and the Biden administration are attempting to sabotage the economy before Donald Trump takes office. He notes a shift in the Board of Governors' narrative, moving from claims that inflation was under control to warnings of its return. The segment suggests that raising interest rates now is a deliberate move to blame Trump's upcoming tariff policies for economic instability.

federal reserve· janet yellen· interest rates· inflation· donald trump· blackrock

25:34 I don't have as much money as I used to. I never have as much as they said I did. But right now, I am literally just, I can't pay for that. I mean, it's insane. And I'm just like, what the hell's going on here? Yeah, and see, now we're starting to see the narrative shift again, where during Biden, even though we had inflation, the Federal Reserve, their board of governors are saying inflation's under control. We've got this thing fixed. We're doing a good job. Now all of a sudden, literally over the last month, We've got FOMC meetings, 100% of the Board of Governors saying, inflation is back. And it's back getting ugly. And the outgoing yelling admitting they did a bad job. What are they doing getting ahead of it or trying to hurt the economy by talking it down to her Trump? Yes, that latter thing. Yeah, they're trying to because they're already blaming Trump. They said inflation is going up because of the impact on Trump's policies of

26:31 tariffs and everything else and so now they're already passing the blame on him. So to re-quantify that because that's really the big takeaway that's why I wanted you here that's what I was seeing as a layperson. A hundred percent the establishment, the central banks, the black rock groups are trying to sabotage the economy ahead of Trump coming in that's why he's cheerleading for the economy explain what they're doing again. So, we've had inflation for literally for a long time, but really the last four years it's intensified. The narrative was they had it under control. because Biden was in charge and they're doing a good job. Well, now that they're saying, we lowered interest rates and you can't lower interest rates when inflation is still persisting cuz it's gonna make inflation worse. But this is the narrative and people and the financial media are the talking heads

27:22 There's some of times they're just the worst because they'll say a 30 second soundbite, everybody believes it. But if you have inflation and you lower interest rates, it's gonna make inflation worse. But they had to do that or else we faced a massive recession. Well now as of a couple days ago, the Fed meeting, the board of governors are talking points coming out. Well, I think we're gonna have to have a reversal in our policy and start raising interest rates again. Because inflation never went away, it's always been there. But now they're saying, this is because of the tariffs, this is because of what Trump's gonna bring. And this is gonna be awful for America. So now they're pointing to higher interest rates, which is gonna be devastating when you have a world of debt, right? So the Institute for the ISM, those numbers just came up.

28:18 Which is basically the precursor to CPI numbers. We haven't seen this level of increase on the ISM numbers since inflation was 6%. Now they're saying it's 2.7%. So this tells me yes, inflation is gonna go up, they're blaming it on Trump. Trump is inheriting a quagmire of nasty math that he's gonna get the blame for but he had nothing to do with it. In fact, the only way out of this Alex is for Trump's plan to actually exist, meaning We operate with tariffs, have foreign countries pay for our expenses. And when coupling with that, his plan to possibly get rid of income taxes, imagine what that's gonna do for America. This is going to be the best thing for America ever if you can go back to tariffs paying for everything and people's bottom lines increase every month. They're gonna have more money because they're not having to pay income taxes.

29:19 Shifting the burden of our debt and shifting the burden of running a country to the other countries, rather than us as taxpayers. This is an absolutely brilliant plan. Now I'm not saying that it's going to be easy because you still have all the neocons, you still have some of the weenies in Congress. Even though we have a Republican Congress, I don't know if this is gonna be a hard sell for them because they always, They don't look far enough down the road, they just want votes. But Trump, if he can be successful, which I fully believe that he will, it will change America forever. And we can be that prosperous nation that God intended us to be, that the founding fathers envisioned for us to have. Where you work, you work hard, and other countries are paying for our bills.

30:12 I mean, this is a genius thing, but what needs to be done, right? You need to, I think, get rid of the IRS. You also need to get rid of central banking as we know it, right? And this is not a dystopian pipe dream where the central banks are gone. But I think Trump is actually working on this right now and I can tell by some of his talking points. And I talk to clients every single day, Alex, InfoWars listeners call in every single day. And it's like, what's Trump doing? He's in favor of cryptocurrency and this is bad and that's all about control. It is not about control.

CHAPTER 05 / 16 Discussion

Cryptocurrency vs Central Bank Digital Currency, XRP Adoption

Dr. Kirk Elliott distinguishes between decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), which he views as tools for social credit control. He highlights the growing institutional adoption of XRP by Bank of America, American Express, and JP Morgan Chase for internal and global payments. The segment predicts a transition to a fully digital economy within two years, emphasizing the need for private, decentralized alternatives.

bitcoin· xrp· ripple· cbdc· jp morgan chase· bank of america· blockchain

29:19 Shifting the burden of our debt and shifting the burden of running a country to the other countries, rather than us as taxpayers. This is an absolutely brilliant plan. Now I'm not saying that it's going to be easy because you still have all the neocons, you still have some of the weenies in Congress. Even though we have a Republican Congress, I don't know if this is gonna be a hard sell for them because they always, They don't look far enough down the road, they just want votes. But Trump, if he can be successful, which I fully believe that he will, it will change America forever. And we can be that prosperous nation that God intended us to be, that the founding fathers envisioned for us to have. Where you work, you work hard, and other countries are paying for our bills.

30:12 I mean, this is a genius thing, but what needs to be done, right? You need to, I think, get rid of the IRS. You also need to get rid of central banking as we know it, right? And this is not a dystopian pipe dream where the central banks are gone. But I think Trump is actually working on this right now and I can tell by some of his talking points. And I talk to clients every single day, Alex, InfoWars listeners call in every single day. And it's like, what's Trump doing? He's in favor of cryptocurrency and this is bad and that's all about control. It is not about control.

30:54 Cryptocurrency is not inherently bad, right? Central bank digital currency is bad where you centralize everything because if you know the source of funds and the use of funds and you can cut people off from accessing their bank accounts based on your ideology, your social credit score, well that's bad. But here's where Trump is bringing in pro crypto people into his cabinet and decentralized, like Bitcoin for example, decentralized blockchain is very similar to gold and silver, the industry that I'm in, right? And so how could they be so similar but yet so different? Well, why do people invest in Bitcoin, for example?

31:38 They view it as private, being on a decentralized blockchain, and they see it for growth. Why do people invest in gold and silver? Because it's a private transaction and they see it for growth. They're very similar, but yeah, totally. A lot of people try to have fights between the two. They're both the gold standard where we get the term gold. I mean, it goes together like peanut butter and jelly. It is. And so what I think is going to happen here is we're already seeing it. Alternative type payment systems coming up to get away From the central bank to people ask me that are kind of ignorant I'm a mad and they go you say you're against the market the bees and digital systems, but you're for Bitcoin. It's decentralized not run by governments We need all sorts of systems globally and choices Yeah, we do so so we I would predict Alex and I don't like to really make predictions But two years from now, we're not gonna have paper money

32:32 It will all be digital. So the choice-. They're already trying to phase it out. Yeah, so the choice is, do you want something that's more private or do you want central bank digital currency? Because Trump has already said we're not going to have central bank digital currency, right? But yet he's still promoting- And then gold and silver and things are known documented commodities that you can cash into whatever system you want. Correct. So here's where there's this dilemma in people's minds because we are close to the end of banking as we know it. And I think what Trump is doing is actually showing that. So he had a speech the other day that signaled a potential end of fiat-based money. Guys, get that clip ready. Do we have a clip of that or just an article? Yeah, we have a clip. We're going to go to break in a few minutes. We'll come back with that clip. We start the next hour, but tell us about it. Yeah, so you look at what's happening in the industry.

33:25 And cryptocurrency, because people say, well, Trump, he said he wants to get rid of CBDCs, but yet he's in favor of cryptocurrency. Well, yes, those are two completely different things. Completely different things. So what he's doing is not bad. In fact, it's great because he's creating an alternative to centralized global control of banking. So for example, JP Morgan Chase, they are now using XRP for mortgage and credit card payments. XRP is a decentralized blockchain ledger for instantaneous payments that are cheap and they're quick. So for example, you send a bank wire right now, it goes through the Swift system, it costs you like 40 bucks and it's not instantaneous. Well, through these kind of like XRP, for example, it's immediate and it's cheap and it's decentralized. It's not part of a centralized CBDC.

34:20 American Express now using XRP for payment processing. Bank of America using XRP for internal payments. We've got all of these articles and so JP Morgan Chase accepting it for retail payments and for mortgage payments. American Express using it for global payments. We're gonna watch a clip of a CEO confirming on Fox Business, the Bank of America is now conducting 100% of his internal transactions using XRP. The Federal Reserve, Alex, just recently said- So the dam's breaking. I mean, here's the big announcement. Let's come back with this is so huge. And again, if they get their central bank digital currencies in and track control, then we do that's market based. So there needs to be alternatives. Alternatives now, this is critical. I want to give the number out.

35:11 If you have questions about gold, silver, Bitcoin, Trump, the economics, what, questions, comments, you don't have to ask questions, you can give us your take on things. I want to talk to you, 877-789-2539, 877-789-2539, 877-789-Alex, on this live Thursday, January 9th, 2025, transmission. Still hard to say 2025, it's crazy. In the year 2025, by the way, we got something special at the bottom of the next hour. that we made it like four or five days ago that I asked McBreen to make and then I never played it. We're going to air that in the year 2025. Earth is attacked by the mysterious Gamelon space fleet. No, that's something else 2025. The point is that that's coming up your calls and more. Don't forget you want gold and silver, the best price, the highest ratings, and it supports this broadcast to win, win, win, win, win. KPM.com forward slash gold. Call it Kirk Elliott now.

CHAPTER 06 / 16 Discussion

Debasement Trade, Portfolio Normalization and Digital Money

Dr. Kirk Elliott explains the "debasement trade," a concept where investors move away from fiat-based money as its value is whittled away by inflation. He notes that JP Morgan Chase has acknowledged the normalization of gold, silver, and crypto as standard components of a modern investment portfolio. The discussion suggests that as demand for fiat currency decreases, the framework for a new digital financial system is being established.

debasement trade· gold· silver· cryptocurrency· fiat money· jp morgan chase

40:29 Another one you like is ripple. You said it is the coin to be looking at right now absolutely why okay? So ripple actually was the second largest coin prior to the SEC's investigation of them They did this really weird lawsuit against them and basically the ripples going to be the track that everything's going to be running on in the future so they created their own stable coin right now and Bank of America like I said they were doing 100% of their internal transactions. They've got 83 different patents on it. And there's some incredible stuff that's gonna be coming out, so. All right, now keep going. Yeah, so the reason I wanted to show that is because you're starting to see this momentum towards alternative currency systems, right? So you look at, and Amazon, Amazon as well is partnering with XRP. So I'm not here to say XRP is the greatest thing since sliced bread, right? But the point is,

41:23 Digital money is here to stay. And there's a concept, it is called, which is now a new term, right? So the concept is a debasement trade. So what's debasement trade? Debasement trade is, what does the word debase mean? It means whittling away at, right? And so like in the olden days, you had the Greek culture, you had the Roman Empire, and they used to have gold and silver coins. And they would start to scrape the sides off of them and keep the scrapings, and they'd ultimately just melt it into a new coin, right? That was the original form of inflation.

42:04 Well, now you don't have to do that because all you have to do is go to the printing press and print money. That's inflation, right? So the debasement trade is something really, really interesting in that, let's say 10 years ago, a normal allocation, if you were to call your advisor, you'd say, okay, if stocks stink, you go into bonds. If bonds stink, you go into stocks and I'm gonna have some cash. It's fine. Now, fast forward to today. It's a little bit different, because now people are looking at gold or cryptocurrency as part of a normal allocation. It's not just stocks, bonds, or cash. It's stocks, bonds, cash, maybe some real estate, cryptocurrency, and gold and silver. So gold and silver, along with crypto, have been normalized. This is the debasement trade. So JP Morgan Chase

42:58 Recently, published a research paper saying it is here to stay because now people are looking at it as a mechanism to actually be part of a solid portfolio. This is incredible, because that's gonna increase demand for gold and silver. It's going to increase demand for cryptocurrencies. And what is it going to decrease from? This is the point of this whole conversation, Alex, is we are going to decrease demand for fiat-based money in an alternative currency system. This is what I think Trump is establishing. So when I hear the naysayers saying,

43:38 Trump, he's promoting cryptocurrency. This is not good for America. This is central bank digital currency. No, it is not. He's promoting an alternative away from central bank digital currency. And a couple years from now, like I said, I don't think we're gonna have paper money in this country. I think it's all going to be digital. And the framework is being set now for that to actually happen. So then the point becomes, how do we protect and preserve and thrive? Most of my clients, as they call into our firm, would never do cryptocurrency. They say, I don't understand how to set up a coin wallet. It's digital, I don't trust it, it's something so new. People thought that

44:22 credit cards first came into play, right? It's like, I don't trust that. What's an ETF? What about my normal stocks? Then whenever something is new, people don't necessarily trust it until it becomes normalized. So what we're seeing now is gold and silver and cryptocurrencies becoming normalized and part of a person's portfolio. And this is going to increase more demand and diminish supply for central banks as we know it in fiat based money creation. Stay with us, my friends. Well, will America be back in black with President Trump? He's got a really good shot at it. Dr. Kerr-Gelley, it's a smart economist. He's been agreeing with what Trump's doing right now for years. He's been saying the exact same thing. It's pretty amazing to look at Trump and you're really an accomplished, smart guy. And you're saying this is like the best thing he could do. It's the best thing. Actually, Alex, I think it's probably the only thing that we can do because we are so far gone

CHAPTER 07 / 16 Discussion

Silver Market Mechanics, COMEX Depository and Tariff Profits

Dr. Kirk Elliott details the mechanics of the silver market, noting that 45 of the 140 refineries depositing into the COMEX depository are in nations impacted by proposed tariffs. He explains how a 20% tariff on Mexican silver or a 100% tariff on Chinese silver would allow domestic holders to sell into a high-strength market. This strategy is presented as a way for individual investors to profit from the price gap between spot prices and tariff-adjusted costs.

silver· comex· tariffs· mexico· china· refineries· spot price

45:19 not just in America, but globally with the debt spiral that we're seeing. It's going to impact the entire world. That is a function of just cheap fiat based money creation. It creates debt and it creates debt cycles and then they have to jack up interest rates to slow down that inflation and that hurts the economy. And then they go through these cycles all the time. What he is going to do, and I pray that he is successful, And I pray that he wins on all of these things because tariffs are going to be so good. But here's the thing, it will bring higher prices. But if you're invested properly, it's gonna be great for you. You just have to understand the markets. For example, let's use silver, which is the market that I know best.

46:11 Trump, there's 140 refineries that deposit into the COMEX depository, which is where gold and silver are stored globally. 140 is what they receive different hallmarks from these refineries. 45 of them come from tariff impacted nations. So here's the thing, let's just say silver is $30 an ounce, and it's coming from Mexico and it's a 20% tariff. Well, that would make silver $36 an ounce to buy it when you add a 20% tariff on it, even though the spot price is 30. If you own the material that banks are gonna have to be getting rid of their short positions on, you can profit heavily from this tariff. You don't need to be a hedge fund. You don't need to be a large international money center bank. You can do that just by being an individual investor like you and I with like $500 for silver or greater, right? That's our minimum.

47:06 So you can participate in the growth of tariff. What if the silver is coming from China, a refinery in China, and the tariff is 100%? And you get to sell into that market, even though the spot price might not be that. The cost of buying and selling is that. And so when you sell into that strength, which is what I would recommend all of my clients do, it's like, sell into that strength, lock in profits. Tariffs could be incredible for you, even though it's gonna bring higher prices. If you're allocated properly, it's going to impact your portfolio greatly.

CHAPTER 08 / 16 Discussion

Silver to Gold Ratio, Supply Chain Disruptions and National Security

Dr. Kirk Elliott predicts a "ratio trade" opportunity in the first quarter of 2025, where silver is expected to outperform gold. He suggests investors can eventually roll silver profits into gold when the ratio moves from 80-to-1 toward 60-to-1 or 40-to-1. Elliott also warns of massive silver supply shortages that he believes the Department of Energy is ignoring, framing the issue as a matter of national security.

silver· gold· ratio trade· supply chain· department of energy· national security

47:44 You got more on your list, but I want to start going to some calls as well. Again, I had this idea about a week ago. It's something interesting when you get into about futurism and the crossroads humanities, but Liam McAdoo, one of our former reporters and good friend of mine, sent me a song from the 60s that I'd forgotten about, that when put to images and music is extremely powerful. That's coming up at the bottom of the hour. That music video will premiere here. here on air and I'll save it as a surprise until it airs. Then I'll comment after, because that's a subject I already wanted to raise with you and I forgot this was done Monday and I just didn't air it yet or premiere it. It's gonna be going up on X2 in the next 30 minutes at Real Alex Jones, so wait for it there. But

48:22 Tell us what's coming up here after we take calls. So after we take calls, I want to talk about the global economy, the landscape right now, the massive amount of debt that Trump is inheriting that we're going to have to roll our way out of January 15th. The dock workers, is this an Easter egg that Biden is gonna leave Trump? What if the dock workers, what we talked about months ago when they went on strike- So so what is gonna happen with that the the global economy the the impact of illegal immigration This is gonna be a nasty one that Trump is gonna have to deal with in his administration The debt associated with that we're gonna finish talking about the economy and what Trump is going to do to actually fix it what I think he's gonna do I'm not Trump and then I would just ask you then when we get to that

49:17 But don't forget, because I can kind of ask you now, but I'm going to go to calls. What would you, I know you're saying silver and gold, which was as good or better than Bitcoin, but intangible real things, the best hands down, nobody debates. That's been the best thing the last 14 months, as you predicted. Yeah. When you first came on 15 months ago, you said, watch this. And it all happened basically exactly as you said, a little bit better than what you said. But, but I want to ask you just in general, depending on what position people are in, because that's why you have to talk to each person, what you would be doing. But I want to remind people, if they go to your website and fill out the little form on the email, folks will call them back. Sometimes that hour, sometimes that day, sometimes the next day when you've got a lot of volume, obviously. And you can also call, talk to somebody. If they don't answer because they're busy, they'll call you right back as well. And then you can talk about the IRAs,

50:03 the 401ks, the mutual funds, you can easily roll that into gold and silver as well. You guys don't just sell at spot price or at wholesale silver and gold. Nobody sells it at spot. That's a lie, folks. And people can look at the wholesale price of the day. That's what it is from you. You have the depositories and the manufacturers that send it write to them at their house or write to a recommended place to store it that's got the highest ratings. But you guys are the professionals, you're the experts, you're the highest rated and this is where you're guaranteed to get the best deal you're going to get. So go to KEPM.com forward slash gold or 7206053900, 7206053900. Very important smart call for you to make whether you're getting 20 ounces of silver or a thousand and KEPM.com forward slash gold. But just real fast, we're gonna call

50:54 You keep talking about this ratio of silver and gold where at a certain point you'll say now get into gold, where you can literally take the profit from your silver and then move into gold right as it starts moving. Any ideas when that's going to happen? I mean, we have a general guess. I think the first ratio trade is going to probably happen in the first quarter of this year. Which means silver is outperforming gold. Right now it takes a little over 80 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold. When we get to 60 to 1, that's a 25% difference and you can start repositioning, rolling out of your silver, going into gold and you get more gold then than what you could have purchased today. That's like free gold. It's just amazing. And then when we get down to 40 to 1, we do it again. Well, it is free gold.

51:38 It is free gold. It's more than what you could have purchased on day one. So I would expect, Alex, that first ratio trade, the way that silver is moving now on this trend, could happen this first quarter. And that's exciting to me. But by the end of the year, like what we've talked about before numerous times, We probably see silver at 75 to 100 by the end of this year because of what I'm going to talk about at the end. Massive supply chain disruptions, massive supply issues, which I think is becoming an issue of national security that the Department of Energy and nobody is talking about of the supply shortage and silver. And you've obviously got the ongoing sabotage of the physical economy, not just through economics, but through deliberate

52:27 administrative warfare. Yes. Which is June 21 to 2030. All right, let's go ahead and go to calls. We got a lot of folks here. Let's talk to folks in Canada first. Carlos in Canada, trade war with Canada, economic future. We're going to move quick Carlos, then we're going to go to Mike in Alaska, builder in California, economic nightmare. Mike in Wisconsin on XRP, Joshua in Georgia on Justice Department under Trump, Lynn in Ohio, prices higher the economy, Jack in Wisconsin, gold economy, Trump, Justin in Missouri wants to talk about XRP and the economy, Bob wants to talk about farming industry and the economy. We'll get to all your calls here in this hour. Let's go to Carlos who is a

CHAPTER 09 / 16 Discussion

Canada History, Manifest Destiny and 51st State Proposal

A caller named Carlos provides a historical overview of Canada's relationship with the United States, dating back to the Quebec Act of 1774 and the Articles of Confederation. The discussion shifts to Donald Trump's comments about making Canada the 51st state and his interest in Greenland. The host also mentions a new merchandise line featuring the "Gulf of America" and the "American Canal."

canada· benjamin franklin· manifest destiny· greenland· donald trump· gulf of america

53:09 Very intelligent business guy and scientist and so many other things he's been on with his name and who he is over the years. We're going to get into all that. This guy knows a lot. Carlos, what's your take or what's your question? Thank you very much, Alex. I just want to mention something that you cannot win an InfoWars without having a sense of semantics and a sense of history. We've been here before with Canada. Canada was actually in 1776 was the 14th colony at least, because it was part of England, of the English Empire at the time. Canada in 1774 received a special act called the Quebec Act, because Quebec was

53:52 basically uh... catholic and the other colonies in the south were protestant uh... this created some concern about the special treatment that uh... the fourteen to show colony was receiving so in seventeen seventy-five benjamin franklin and montgomery general montgomery was already here in in them montreal area of quebec and uh... you had uh... uh... actually a military presence that was prepared in Quebec City to take over Canada. Benjamin Franklin came with the richest man in America at the time, Carol of Carrollton, with a box full of promissory notes. He was welcomed by the business community here in the area of Montreal and he was given, in fact, a wink and a nod that maybe the Union could be joined. This was 1775.

54:48 as it turned out the promissory notes were not good people ask for gold they said look uh... this is fiat money or whatever we want gold and um... well carol carolton uh... didn't get the uh... the they'll go ahead carol i went back and benjamin franklin went back and the printer that was printing the pamphlet state in montreal and became the montreal gazette and newspaper now in canada in okay what what am i telling you that This attitude continued past that point and in 1770 1787, when the Constitution of the United States was signed. Prior to that, there was a government which caused the Articles of Confederation, and the section 11, Article 11, said, Canada acceding to this confederation, Canada, and adjoining to the measures of the United States, shall be admitted into and entitled to all the advantages of this union.

55:46 No other colony shall be admitted unless such admission be agreed by the nine states. This was the prior to the US Constitution in 1787. The Constitution left it out because Canadians just didn't want to join the United States and then he became a military actor. Historically the door has always been open. Yeah, but in 1812, the United States tried to attack Canada militarily, and it's the only war that the United States lost. You know that? Yes, I do. And it was where you were... So, Garza, now you're always really smart, that's why you've been a guest. I could talk to you for hours, but we've got to move on. What's the point? The point I'm making, Alex, is that today, whether you have... If Canada were to become the 51st state, it would be larger than all of your 50 other states together.

56:37 In an analysis of a takeover, in a merger or acquisition, if you actually use the accounting principles, you turn out that Canada is by $13-17 trillion richer than all of the United States. You want to have that kind of talk with Canada's Prime Minister? You may respect him or not. You don't want to. We love the United States. The United States doesn't have to make enemies out of Canada or make a deal. I mean, the problem is it never really got out from under the crown. You see the governor general taking control. I mean, I just think Trump's just having some fun and obviously they're talking about more of an economic deal, but I appreciate your call. Why don't we talk about Canada and Greenland and all this stuff Trump's saying and now renaming the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf of America. We actually had a shirt out, I guess, predicting this.

57:23 that I'd kind of had the idea for, but the guys went further and called the American Canal and all that. The shirts at thealexjonesstore.com, it's awesome. Maybe find that shirt, put it on screen. And then Trump actually did that. But just real fast on this subject, it's kind of a rabbit trail, but it's important. Well, I think when he said he was gonna make Canada the 51st state, it was kind of maybe a tongue in cheek thing. But I think it is actually bigger than that. Greenland being strategic for military purposes, another thing, and resources. I think what Trump is needing to do, this goes back, I think, Alex, to the days when they were talking about- Manifest destiny. NAFTA and the Amaro and things like that, where controlling, it's bigger than a union like the European Union.

58:13 I think all of these countries could be much more better off with our policies of freedom and getting rid of all these excesses. Yes, I'd be happy if Canada became truly independent from the crown. Yeah, actually, but Trump's saying is you'd be better with us. And notice, Greenland was tied to one of the European nations was still controlled by them. They're now declaring independence just by Trump doing this so that Denmark can't sell them. Yeah. I, I, there's the shirt folks. You come and it's awesome. Blow it up. I mean, you should show them that larger image because it's got the Gulf of America there and everything. Um, yeah, let's go ahead and take another caller here. Uh, let's go ahead and talk to Brad in Pennsylvania. Brad, you're on the air with Kirk Elliott. Go ahead.

59:00 Hey, thanks for taking my call, Alex. And hi, Kirk. I rolled a 401k I had with my former company over to you guys recently, and I wouldn't have done it without hearing you guys talk about this stuff. So thank you very much. And I've got money, some in Bitcoin, some in another mutual fund, gold and silver-based mutual funds so you're right about the economy. It could go any way depending on how the global forces, you know, if they just let Trump and his team run with, you know, like six years ago the economy was on full steam ahead until they threw COVID at us and shut everything down. That's my biggest fear. It's going to happen again.

CHAPTER 10 / 16 Discussion

COVID-19 Lessons, RFK Jr. and Globalist Resistance

A caller expresses concern that globalist forces will attempt to sabotage the next Trump administration with another pandemic similar to COVID-19. Dr. Kirk Elliott and the host argue that Trump is better prepared this time, having aligned with figures like RFK Jr. to oppose mandates. The host claims that high-profile figures like Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson are actively listening to his analysis to prepare for future resistance.

covid-19· rfk jr· elon musk· donald trump· mandates· globalists

58:13 I think all of these countries could be much more better off with our policies of freedom and getting rid of all these excesses. Yes, I'd be happy if Canada became truly independent from the crown. Yeah, actually, but Trump's saying is you'd be better with us. And notice, Greenland was tied to one of the European nations was still controlled by them. They're now declaring independence just by Trump doing this so that Denmark can't sell them. Yeah. I, I, there's the shirt folks. You come and it's awesome. Blow it up. I mean, you should show them that larger image because it's got the Gulf of America there and everything. Um, yeah, let's go ahead and take another caller here. Uh, let's go ahead and talk to Brad in Pennsylvania. Brad, you're on the air with Kirk Elliott. Go ahead.

59:00 Hey, thanks for taking my call, Alex. And hi, Kirk. I rolled a 401k I had with my former company over to you guys recently, and I wouldn't have done it without hearing you guys talk about this stuff. So thank you very much. And I've got money, some in Bitcoin, some in another mutual fund, gold and silver-based mutual funds so you're right about the economy. It could go any way depending on how the global forces, you know, if they just let Trump and his team run with, you know, like six years ago the economy was on full steam ahead until they threw COVID at us and shut everything down. That's my biggest fear. It's going to happen again.

59:44 I don't know what your take on that is. That is gonna happen again. And you know what? They threw COVID in Trump's face, and you know what? It destroyed the economy for a bit, but now it wasn't his fault. I think, Brad, they are gonna throw all kinds of stuff his face again. I mean, we're already seeing the new stupid bird flu or the next pandemic coming up. And you know what, this time though, it's going to be different. I'm thankful that Trump has got people in place like RFK Jr., right? Where I don't think that some of these mandates and the things that are going to come up, whatever they're going to-. Trump is really wise now. I mean, he's on board. He is on board. So I'm not as concerned about it, Brad.

1:00:45 as you might be because I think the lessons were learned from last time and I don't- I mean, look, I'm not trying to brag folks. It's going on. I'm talking about behind the scenes. Elon Musk, Donald Trump, they're like, wait, Alex Jones knows. And I'm not trying to brag folks. The globalists hated me because they knew I knew listening to me. They're like, this guy gets us. He's going to really blow our operation. I've got Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump, all of them

1:01:24 literally listening to me and of course I know I'm right anyways. I'm like a total generalist about all this knowledge and I've got the best generalist knowledge of anybody. And I'm not trying to brag here, I have all the experts on there, experts in their areas, and I'm just saying, let me tell you, they got a big problem. They got a big problem. Yeah, they're not going to roll over this time. Um, yeah, they're not because they understand that we're never going to get quarter. They're never going to leave us alone there. They want to hunt us down because they're so scared of us. We can't even roll over to them. They're never going to stop. So, okay, you're not going to back down. Let's, let's get it on. I mean, that's what's, you know? Yeah, exactly. Exactly.

1:01:59 So, so Brad Trump, Trump is gonna be successful this time. Don't be too concerned, have peace when you go to sleep at night. You've made the first really good step on getting rid of some of those fiat dollars and some of the investments that you have that are in harm's way going into something that will actually prosper and thrive. during times of chaos and uncertainty and turbulence. Absolutely. Thank you, Brad. Love you. All right, let's go to another caller. Let's talk to folks in Alaska who's also a builder in California. Mike, what's your take on the situation? Good afternoon, gentlemen. Good afternoon, gentlemen. Welcome. Yes.

CHAPTER 11 / 16 Discussion

California Infrastructure, Arson Allegations and Property Seizure

A builder from California shares his experiences with wildfires and reconstruction in Malibu and the Palisades. He alleges that "red flag warnings" serve as a signal for arsonists and criticizes the state's failure to maintain forest brush and water reservoirs. The segment suggests a coordinated effort by globalists and banks to collapse property values in California to facilitate land seizures.

california· malibu· construction· arson· gavin newsom· land use

1:02:40 Yes, a little background here. I was in the Malibu fire, Calabasas 96. I was in Northridge, helped rebuild that. And I've been in fires up in those hills. I built a couple of homes up there, 10,000 footers in Palisades. They might be gone now. I'm pretty sure Bienvenida and Paseo Del Mar. beautiful families they donated so many times to the churches into the meeting most of people up there are beautiful people i love them the people i've worked for for also my i think a donor was a tour of one of the homes that are going out to the fabulous person anyway dot the vault up there on the ground already off and uh... there's going to be gangbuster

1:03:18 economy, I think with President Trump, but invest in concrete and caterpillars because the cats are going to be rolling. I've seen this many times. Red flag warnings are just a dinner bell for arsonists. And also a lot of people don't know that the people that are fortunate enough to build with the foresight to build a bunker, some of them, when I put them in, ceramic tile or stone tile line bunkers three stories deep, And that red flag warning means get the paintings off the wall, get your stuff down there. There's no way they can move their stuff out if they're displaying it in a big van down those stupid roads. You can't even get hardly one car down. And when you're dealing with subcontractors and so many people building those homes up there.

1:04:00 Every five years, they get a new home. And the contractors, you got at least 100 subcontractors, 60 to 100, they take up the whole road. You can't hardly get in there. Everybody's got to move to get a damn delivery. Nobody wants to move anymore. There's no law enforcement. There's no more ticket writers. They got rid of it. It's ridiculous. And those homes Let me tell you something, Alex. If we have a catastrophic flood, it's over. Pacific Ocean, the pristine sands, forget about it. I've been fighting these bastards on the forest for 40 years. Our family, lifelong contractors, and now we're gold miners up in the Arctic. We've been fighting these bastards every day.

1:04:37 Everybody go to ICMJ.com. They've been predicting this, this mining magazine for 93 years, they've been predicting this. But there's going to be massive landslides, PCH covered, the San Diego freeway possibly, sunset, gone. But let me tell you, this has been one setup right after another. Yeah, so you're saying you're a builder, you know all about it, but I don't just have to believe you because you're a builder and I do believe you. It's a huge scandal for decades that they will not clear out the brush, that they will not do this, and it's globalist policy. And then they won't let the water come out of the mountains from the reservoirs. And then Newsom has the nerve to blame Trump. Now, this is AI we're showing here.

1:05:19 But figuratively, this is what's happening already to Hollywood's collapsing. You add all this stress on there. What do you think long term is going to happen to California, Mike? Long term, it's already over. It started with Jimmy Carter and when they stopped the dam log and they busted out 30 dams so far. But see Pepperdine College after the Malibu fire, they literally plumbed the forest. around there by project i want to know why we built a pyramid of carpenters on that job on the six-story dormitory at the court dormitory at pepperdine without first want to see the worst of smoke coming over from calabasas and we said all crap jeff was i think with a third air friday let's see if we get our check jeff let's get the hell out of the i don't know what's gonna happen jeff to shut the highway down because we knew what what happened there growing up in manhattan beach so we know it up in their malibu we served every freaking day we know what

1:06:08 For those that don't know, then Newsom, the big banks come in, they get control, you have all those rich areas with mixed in working class in it, then they're gonna get all that property. I mean, they just do it over and over again. Thanks for the call, powerful call. Dr. Kirk Elliott, what do you make of his call? Well, I think he's absolutely right. This is where politics and economics blend, right? All of these stupid things that they're doing in California are going to leave California in absolute destruction. And now you've got, it's the highest tax state in the country. They don't have enough money to find anything because of all the illegals there. It's going to, but that's

1:06:47 But that's the plan. The globalists loot it while they write it down, then they use it to collapse the rest of the US. It's on purpose. Yeah, I agree. So again, I love you to death, but everybody does this. Elon does it. Trump does it. They call it stupid. Yeah, the dummies they hire low level to follow orders are dumb, but this is all a plan. And I know everybody knows that, but we have to tell the public, explain. This is a formula. Yeah. You heard the caller. He said, yeah, they set this up. They did. And they are not stupid. They're just evil. There's a difference between stupid and evil. And listen, that's my pet peeve. I'm not criticizing him. I'm just saying we all use that term. I do it too. These people are idiots. Oh, no, they're not. Yeah, they're minions are. We'll be right back with more calls under Kirk Elliott, KPM.com forward slash gold. Go there now. KPM.com forward slash gold. Now, a lot of people

CHAPTER 12 / 16 Discussion

In the Year 2525, Music Video Premiere and Transhumanism

The show premieres a music video set to the 1969 song "In the Year 2525" by Zager and Evans. The lyrics and accompanying imagery explore themes of technological overreach, transhumanism, and the eventual end of human reign. The host uses the song to raise an alarm against the "New World Order" and the potential dystopian future of humanity.

zager and evans· transhumanism· judgment day· music video· futurism

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1:11:35 Or tear it down and start again, whoa In the year 3595 I'm kinda wonderin' if man is gonna be alive He's taken everything this old earth can give And he ain't put back nothin', whoa Now it's been ten thousand years Man has cried a billion tears For what he never knew Now man's reign is through But through eternal night The twinkling of starlight So very far away Maybe it's only yesterday

1:12:26 You want to watch and share that video? It's on Rel Alex Jones edX as we raise the alarm against the new world order. All right, let's go ahead. Go back to the calls of dr. Kirk Elliott Let's talk to Joshua in Georgia. I want to get Kirk Elliott's take on your question or comment. Go ahead, Joshua. Hey Before I do my comment, I remember someone asked dr. Kirk Elliott directly I'm gonna I'm a marine about to get a giant check for disability and I want to buy silver and gold but you know

1:13:29 You know, you say that, well, gold's not really that viable because you have to spend so much on one ounce. Could you or do you, does your company sell like smaller denominations, maybe even down to like a 16th of an ounce, maybe even mint your own coins? That would be a big business deal, I would think. Well, it's a good question, Joshua. And the answer is, I would never do fractional size gold because the premiums just get too high. You pay way more per ounce than what you need to. So, in the whole universe of all the types of gold and silver one could possibly buy, I can boil it down to.

CHAPTER 13 / 16 Discussion

Gold for Bribery, Silver for Barter and Survival Prepping

A Marine veteran asks about the viability of fractional gold for small transactions during a societal collapse. Dr. Kirk Elliott advises against fractional gold due to high premiums, recommending silver for bartering and one-ounce gold bars for long-term wealth storage. The discussion emphasizes that gold has historically been used to bribe one's way to freedom during wars and ethnic cleansings.

gold· silver· bartering· survival· premiums· fractional gold

1:12:26 You want to watch and share that video? It's on Rel Alex Jones edX as we raise the alarm against the new world order. All right, let's go ahead. Go back to the calls of dr. Kirk Elliott Let's talk to Joshua in Georgia. I want to get Kirk Elliott's take on your question or comment. Go ahead, Joshua. Hey Before I do my comment, I remember someone asked dr. Kirk Elliott directly I'm gonna I'm a marine about to get a giant check for disability and I want to buy silver and gold but you know

1:13:29 You know, you say that, well, gold's not really that viable because you have to spend so much on one ounce. Could you or do you, does your company sell like smaller denominations, maybe even down to like a 16th of an ounce, maybe even mint your own coins? That would be a big business deal, I would think. Well, it's a good question, Joshua. And the answer is, I would never do fractional size gold because the premiums just get too high. You pay way more per ounce than what you need to. So, in the whole universe of all the types of gold and silver one could possibly buy, I can boil it down to.

1:14:10 five fingers. It's 100 ounce bars of silver, 10 ounce bars or one ounce silver rounds, generic refinery rounds and on gold, one ounce gold bars or kilo bars. Whenever you start to go something smaller like European fractional coins or those small, you can get those credit cards that you break off gram sized pieces. My word, it's so expensive. It's just a ridiculous amount. And I always want to get people the lowest cost per ounce. Oh yeah, we promoted a little fractional deal as a fundraiser. We explained this is a fundraiser to support us and it's a collectible. This is not an investment. Right. And I want to expand on that. I think the caller, and stay there Josh, I want you to come back here. He's misunderstanding what you're saying. He's saying silver was going to move the most

1:14:58 When he first started coming on 15 16 months ago and that and that it was growing the fast in in in that ratio Compared to later he believed gold would start accelerating what you're starting to do and that at some point you can take the profits from silver Once gold moves and then move that in to getting the gold. It's it's it's it's not how much gold even cost You know for the unit it's it's which thing is moving the quickest up right? It's relative to each other It's not just that silver is lower cost per ounce. It's actually the best thing to go into because it's outperforming and we can compound the ounces of gold that you have down the road by going into silver right now.

1:15:37 Okay, well, my whole, the reasoning for my question was if it hits the fan, you know, one ounce of gold is not spendable as much as like I could trade like a quarter or a 16th of an ounce for a couple chickens. You know what I mean? I got your point. A lot of people as a mode of exchange aren't going to have thousands of dollars for the ounce. I got it. Right. Yeah, and in doing that it- I think you'd have both then for like your real store of wealth, you'd have the gold buried or whatever. And then for bartering, you'd have the silver. When you need to, then you'd cash gold and it gets silver. Exactly right. I mean, two different things. Don't use gold for barter, for purchases, use silver. You can use gold for long term storage as a value hold, absolutely. But I wouldn't ever use it for purchasing goods and services.

1:16:29 Okay, Roger that. I appreciate it. Now for the point of my call, I think that the globalists and those in charge of California, and like I said, the Marine Corps, we have a term, step on your own. I think all they did was carpet bomb South Carolina or Southern California with red pills and that California is going to be red by either two years or four years. No, no, it's already happening. I agree that just like they blocked FEMA aid which was confirmed, the internal documents and videos came out, the Patriots were right. Just like they screwed over with those hurricanes, that totally backfired. Okay, and then my question was

CHAPTER 14 / 16 Discussion

Department of Justice, Kash Patel and Political Retribution

The host discusses the potential for the Federal Department of Justice under Donald Trump to indict state officials like Gavin Newsom. He claims Trump has given figures like Kash Patel and RFK Jr. a directive to "annihilate" establishment enemies. The segment describes Trump as being in "savage beast mode" following attempts on his life and attacks on his family.

department of justice· kash patel· donald trump· gavin newsom· indictments

1:17:08 Okay, okay. California is obviously in a sinkhole of voter fraud, right? They were the ones that counted up until January. Is there anything that the Justice Department, the Federal Justice Department can do? Can the Justice Department start indicting like Gavin Newsom on down? And- I can tell you that Trump has told his people I'm not gonna tell you what to do. We know all these crimes have been committed. I want you to go on the war path. So trying to kill him twice and attack his family and all that, Trump does not give a rip about himself or even his wealth. He is on war path, savage beast mode. And Kash Patel and all of them have been given the directives

1:17:58 Robert F. Kennedy Jr., I'll leave it at this, they're blown away. They thought, oh, Trump's getting us in, but he still means well, but he won't take us off the leash. He's told Kennedy, annihilate them. I mean, he said, go after them. I mean, it's on. That's why you see so many people in the establishment rolling over like Zuckerberg and others and Bezos. They know that this is Warpath. Yeah, that's exciting. It's gonna be a game changer. Like a killing the next 11 days. I mean, this is a dangerous time. I mean, Trump is for real. Let me tell you about it. I mean, it's crazy. Yeah. And he just, it's like when you don't wanna get in a fight, but somebody just

1:18:37 walks up and punches your wife in front of you, you're not even gonna try to beat their ass, they're done. Yeah, I mean, they're going in the concrete. I think you're right though, I think this possibly is one of the most dangerous two weeks in the history of our country. Because the globalists know that come the 20th, it is over. Yep, thank you, Joshua, great points. Let's talk to Jack in Wisconsin on gold, economy and Trump, you're on the air. Hi, yeah, I wanted to talk about the gold first and I haven't heard you guys mentioned this angle that I come from family lineage that we were often in war and we were told that we were supposed to keep about

CHAPTER 15 / 16 Discussion

Rolex Investment, Full-Auto Firearms and Marksmanship

The host and a caller discuss the investment value of Rolex watches, noting they have doubled in price as billionaires use them as a portable store of wealth. The conversation then shifts to a critique of "firearm fetishes," specifically the impracticality of full-auto weapons for survival. The host argues that semi-automatic accuracy is superior for ammo conservation and effective defense compared to "accuracy by volume."

rolex· luxury watches· firearms· full-auto· marksmanship· ammo conservation

1:19:17 $50,000 of gold per person. So if there's ever a big war you can bribe your way out to freedom in life. A lot of my family got away not only in World War II but before that. And I see all these... Oh yeah, during World War II, Korea, Vietnam, all of it and still today the fighter pilots and all of them carry small amounts of gold. Yeah, I mean, I see Patriots nowadays. Oh, go ahead. Go ahead. No, I was just gonna say this is how, you know, during Nazi enslavement, how the Jews were able to escape and get to other countries by using it for bribery. You know, people use Rolexes, they use all kinds of things. Gold is just really easy to do that. That's another reason they told, even after World War II, all the fighter pilots, people, get a Rolex, because that was part of it. Yeah.

1:20:07 I mean, it's something that's universally recognized. It's universally recognized. It's tangible. It's real. It's valuable. People know what it is. Gold serves that purpose. Well, that's why Rolex cut back their production so much. Rolex has doubled in price the last four or five years because the billionaires were buying about the tens of thousands a piece because it was one of the only things doing as good as Bitcoin or gold. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, go to a Rolex store in the mall just to look around. They don't have anything really for sale. You're put on a waiting list. And I've never, people ask why I wear a Rolex, you know, cause my dad gave me this Rolex now like 17 years ago, cause I gave him a tag and then he got me this green Rolex, which is now the most popular watch and it's gone up more than any Rolex. I didn't get this to be Mr. Cool. I never used to wear watches. And then my dad gave me the Rolex. Then everybody thought I wanted Rolexes, friends, I was given four or five Rolexes. Then I'd wear them and be like, Alex, you're wearing one of, what's all these Rolexes they were giving to me?

1:20:59 Of course, I lost them in the bankruptcy, which didn't matter, I never wore those. I wore this one, my daddy gave me this. But yeah, it's just crazy that he gave me the watch that now is like, this is the coolest watch anybody can have. It's just crazy. Yeah, it is. Yeah. And everybody recognizes it all over the world. It's the same with gold and silver. Yeah, same thing. Sorry, go ahead, Jack, anything else? Yeah, you know, you see all the patriots investing in like $30,000 to $60,000 for like full-auto machine guns or a bunch of guns. And they're not going to have the basics for prep, such as gold, silver, storable food. And we're so deep down the rabbit hole. And with Trump, it's really like a situation now we've never been in history where it's Trump and a populist movie standing up to the bullies of the world.

1:21:47 Well, and that's because we didn't have a choice. They're collapsing the world as part of the deindustrialization, Great Reset. That's forced a lot of people to choose a side in the grassroots and rather the power structure. Because this is, people finally went, whoa, the new world order really is horrible. It really is dystopic. But back to the patriots. I don't want to, I think they should legalize full auto, not have it be the federal stamp. You bump stocks, all that stuff. But it's a fetish. And anybody that really knows how to use guns tells you, you know, maximum you want a three burst. You know, me personally, you know, I'm a pretty good shooter. You don't have a lot of time to do it. And I can sit there, you know, and at 200 yards, just hit the center of the target over and over again, you know, handheld or, you know, you're not resting or not in prone.

1:22:31 And just nobody I know that's really into weapons thinks you, and exactly people out there with full auto and all this stuff, it's ridiculous. I mean, unless you're in a helicopter, going around with a medium machine gun and you're zapping vehicles and people and it's got a giant ammo box right there with it, with a thousand rounds, it's worthless. Yeah, it is overkill. And I think to your point- We can't hit the target with it. Yeah, to your point, in survival mode, You have to get the basics first, right? And food, make sure that you're healthy, make sure that you're right with God, have gold and silver for buying and selling or, you know, escaping for bribery type stuff. I mean, those are the kind of things. Make sure you have a fresh water supply, right? Those are the things that you need. But I mean, with full auto, even with a 100-round drum that tends to jam, you're going to spray all that in about five seconds.

1:23:28 So the object is to put the bullets where you want them. Sorry I'm ranting about it. That's absolutely accurate. I mean I have no desire for full auto. And I go out to the shooting range, we shot some video recently, I mean I shoot better than the military guys with full auto. I mean I sit there 50 yards in the range, right in the spank, right there, like how'd you do that? I don't know what I'm doing. The point is, it's not what you want. Yeah, not what you want. Anything else? I agree with you except I think we need full auto nowadays because the criminals have full auto switches on their Glocks and plus for the drones and you know full auto is good for multiple targets. I want accuracy by volume and you know it's kind of fun also. Well yeah I mean there's a time to flip full auto if 15 guys are rushing you and you don't want to have time to raise their gun and then you hold it down and cut them down at the waist. I mean I get that but that's still I mean still with semi-auto

1:24:20 And I'm hitting him exactly where I want. You're gone. I'm still going three passes. I would rather have single, you know, a single trigger pull with 10 guys rushing me for 50 yards away. Cause I'm going to hit every one of them. That makes sense. Oh, 100%. 100%, you know, and that's how you are also with the Infant War, shooting off red pills like an accurate machine gunner. Yeah, because if I was going full auto, I'd have to one pull, you know, each for not just three birds, but full auto. Most guns it does it, rifles it does it, each pull you get about three. So I mean, yeah, okay, now I got 15 guys, I gotta go... And each time, hold it down. But with semi, I can just take them out exactly as I want. You see what I'm saying?

1:25:08 Yeah, yeah. One by one and plus you're conserving ammo, you know, in a survival situation, you want to conserve ammo. You know, ammo is also... Absolutely. About two months ago was the last time I went to the range and shot. We aired a quick clip. Guys, see if we can find the last time I went shooting and I'll show people what I'm talking about shooting full auto because we did it for fun. All right, brother. Thanks for the call. Let's go to Mike. I'm going off on gun stuff. I want to go shooting again. I don't have time. Mike in Wisconsin, you're on the air. Go ahead. Hey Alex, hey Kirk, how you doing? Great. Me, one shot, one kill, you know. Bullets aren't free anymore. Absolutely. What's your take on XRP? XRP, it uses what they call trusted validators. So of all the currencies out there right now that are in the top tier, they're probably the easiest one from the setup. Basically, their version of a digital Fed is probably a good doorway to commercial

CHAPTER 16 / 16 Discussion

XRP Technology, Agricultural Subsidies and Big Food

The discussion returns to XRP technology, with a caller questioning the role of "trusted validators" in the protocol. Dr. Kirk Elliott explains how this technology could underpin future stablecoins backed by gold. The segment concludes with a discussion on the American agricultural industry, with calls to end subsidies and support RFK Jr.'s mission to remove toxins from the food supply.

xrp· blockchain· agriculture· rfk jr· bill gates· subsidies

1:26:01 adaptation of it but then again you know you have the trap of them being able to have these trusted elevators and basically they can control the protocol like they do with all these coins and they can basically twist it any way they want. Yeah, I mean, it's a fantastic technology that makes cross currency payments really quick, really easy, really cheap. And I believe that that's probably what even central bank digital currencies can use is that technology. of

1:26:49 Where we look at, what if we have stable coins that are backed by gold? And you don't have the massive fluctuations that you would have in the normal crypto sphere, so to speak. I think that is going to be an alternative currency system moving forward using that kind of technology. Absolutely, I did just find the quick shoot from two months ago. So I just sent you guys I want to play that to show people we weren't even intended to do a shoot when we went but I'm just going to show you what I'm talking about. People think, oh, it's the market of the beach. Yeah, a centralized government corporate credit score system. And I want to keep cash around too, but you're right, they're getting rid of it. That's just happening and it's terrible. The issue here is that for the underground economy and all the rest of it, we need diversified currencies and systems. Correct. I mean, it's a no brainer. Let's go ahead and talk to, thanks Mike, Lynn in Ohio. Go ahead. It looks like you're at the beach, Lynn. Yes, sir.

1:27:55 Dr. Elliott, I hope Trump's agenda is for God with God. In the 90s, there was a tariff on tires. And when that happened, the US company just raised their price, but they were still higher than the import. And I'm wondering how he's going to prevent that. to help our US economy and company and workers. Well, here's the thing for him to be successful and Trump is a bulldog and he's gonna get his way on all kinds of things. If that happens, it's not gonna have the impact, right? So I think for this to happen, he is going to actually

1:28:52 And you know what, the retailers of this country and the manufacturers of this country, they're gonna see that too. And they're gonna wanna capitalize on the global demand for US goods. And so I don't think they're gonna jack up the prices too much or else people will just go elsewhere. I mean, this is our time to actually shine. And just like during Trump's first term and the mistakes that were made. We all learn from mistakes and I don't think that they would actually mimic that one again where you just jack up the prices because then it negates the economic impact that we're going to have as Americans. Yes, yes. I was in the oil field and when the bus came

1:29:40 you know, the stock prices fell. And you didn't know who ended up owning those oil fields. You know, and I thought we were wanting gold back currency. All right, brother, I appreciate your call. Jamming a few more. Let's go to Bob in Kansas on farming, industry and economy. Go ahead. Hello, it's a pleasure. Trump needs to focus heavily on the ag industry in general. You know, when there was the government shutdown on there on December 20th or so, everybody was talking about farming subsidies being a holdup. We don't need that. What we need is

1:30:31 focusing on making it a free market again. It is not a free market now. It's always been five or ten years behind Europe, seems to be the trend. And it's being, what would you want to say here, subsidies, crop insurance, all these things are harming it. And I think we can tie in the Make America Healthy Again, Drill Baby Drill, all of these things. No, I agree. And Kennedy, RFK Jr. is going after Big Food and Big Agra and Gates trying to take it over. So that's, I totally agree with you. Yeah.

1:31:08 As do I and I think you look at the key positions that Trump is putting into place, you know Department of Agriculture RFK jr. Is big. I mean if I were a Box cereal company or you know, I would be I would be scared Well, they're already starting to pull much the red dye and stuff out. Yeah. Thank you so much Bob. Look, I'm sorry I can't get to al killer. Appreciate him calling. We're out of time. I Because I promise I play this minute clip of me shooting full auto and people that saw it thought I had it on three birds. I'm full auto That's what it does. We pull trigger once with most guns. We're gonna end it with that but everybody Who has some discretionary income and wants to hedge their bets and and quite frankly last year in the 15 months the best investment out there even about Bitcoin in growth has been silver gold's close second basically in tandem with Bitcoin and its growth and

1:31:54 And this is something you can hold, you can hide, you can move. Everybody knows it has value for all of human time and it's used industrially. So silver's king, so is gold. KEPM.com forward slash gold. That's Kirk Elliott Precious Metals. Just the initials KEPM.com forward slash gold or 7206053900. Go there. and put in the email, they'll call you, little form, it takes about a minute to fill out or less, or call them, they'll probably answer, if not, they'll call you right back. And get into silver and gold. If you're gonna do it, this is the guy to go to, and he's a great sponsor, he is the best. I sleep so good at night bringing you the best sponsors, the best products. So KEPM.com forward slash gold, 720605300. Dr. Kirk Elliott, what time are you on the war room today? In 30 minutes. All right, so at 3.30 central, you will be on with the great Owen Schroer.