Topic: Banking Holiday

The US national debt is increasing by $1 trillion every 100 days, heading toward $35 trillion. Celente predicts the government will eventually declare a "bank holiday" and transition to a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) to wipe out competition like Bitcoin. He expects interest rates to be lowered in the run-up to the election to artificially prop up the markets.

John Perez, known as "Silver is Money," joins the show to report on "splotchy" ATM failures and withdrawal limits occurring across North America. He discusses the "controlled panic" of investors moving out of 401ks and into physical metals. Perez warns that a "bank holiday" could occur overnight without warning, as major institutions like Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan face increasing instability.

Concerns are raised about potential "bank holidays" being implemented under the guise of climate change emergencies to transition to a one-world digital currency. An active-duty U.S. Army soldier calls in to express regret over taking the COVID-19 vaccine, citing health issues and the pressure placed on enlisted personnel. The discussion references the historical precedent of the anthrax vaccine and suggests Ivermectin as a potential treatment for vaccine-related spike protein issues.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is accused of preparing the public for bank account freezes triggered by "extreme weather" or cyberattacks. The host links this to India's 20-day bank holiday and the push for Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) to track and control all transactions. He encourages viewers to watch his documentary "Endgame" to understand the long-term plan for global consolidation.

Dalley discusses IMF "working papers" that she believes forecast a major banking failure and the transition to digital currency. She provides practical prepping advice, including the use of atmospheric water machines and the importance of variety in food storage. She also shares a tip about the nutritional efficiency of eating one meal a day at night if resources become scarce.