Topic: Cynthia Lummis

Max Keiser discusses the "Global Hash War," where nations like Russia, China, and the U.S. are racing to accumulate Bitcoin reserves. While praising Donald Trump's interest in a strategic Bitcoin reserve, Keiser warns that the President-elect must avoid "shitcoins" and meme-coin scams promoted by venture capitalists. He argues that Bitcoin is "perfect money" that separates state from currency, effectively ending the ability of central banks to finance globalist "boondoggles" through money printing.

Max Keiser joins from El Salvador to discuss the "global hash war" and the transition of Bitcoin into a state reserve asset. He highlights Senator Cynthia Lummis's bill to mandate US Bitcoin reserves and rumors of Qatar's sovereign wealth fund entering the market. Keiser argues that the American public has rejected "woke-ism" in favor of the economic freedom represented by cryptocurrency.

Donald Trump's announcement that the U.S. will establish a strategic national Bitcoin stockpile is hailed as a "declaration of war" against private central banks. Keiser compares Bitcoin to the invention of gunpowder, stating that nations failing to adopt it will be "gobbled up." El Salvador, under President Bukele, is cited as the leader in the "global hash war" by making Bitcoin legal tender.