Topic: Corn Prices

Gerald Celente predicts the worst financial crisis in human history, driven by the "cheap money" policies of the Federal Reserve. He notes that corn prices have hit a nine-year high and gold is approaching $2,000 an ounce. Celente mocks Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's previous claims that inflation was "transitory" and warns that real inflation is double the official government figures.

The host discusses the rapid rise in commodity prices, noting that steel, corn, and wheat prices have doubled or tripled. He attributes this to central banks printing trillions of dollars and the global supply chain shutdown. He warns that the "Great Reset" will continue to cause economic cuts that will not heal.