Topic: Debt Clock

The hosts share personal stories of friends being deployed to Kuwait as the Iran conflict escalates, noting that they voted for Trump to end such foreign entanglements. They point out the high cost of Tomahawk missiles—$4 million each—and argue that this money could be better spent on domestic programs like school loans or housing. The segment ends with a sign-off for "The Gray Area" and an invitation for listeners to follow them on X, YouTube, and Rumble.

Dr. Kirk Elliott predicts silver could reach $120 to $140 by late spring, with gold hitting $5,000 to $6,000 by the end of next year. He notes that Zions Bank is currently being investigated for fraud, signaling another potential regional banking crisis. According to the US Debt Clock, the silver-to-dollar ratio suggests silver should be valued at over $1,200 an ounce based on current money supply.

The U.S. national debt has officially surpassed $37 trillion, a figure that will accelerate if energy costs rise due to Middle Eastern conflict. The host and Dr. Elliott discuss the biblical precedent of "bad kings" in Israel, such as Herod and Saul, to argue that one can support the people of Israel while opposing "psychotic" leadership. They assert that Netanyahu’s push for war serves globalist bankers who profit from national bankruptcy.

Vladimir Putin and the BRICS nations aim to de-dollarize the global economy by backing a common currency with gold. Donald Trump counters this by proposing reciprocal tariffs and potentially backing the U.S. dollar with gold reserves. Dr. Kirk Elliott notes that according to the U.S. Debt Clock, gold should be valued at over $12,000 an ounce based on the M3 money supply.

Dr. Elliott explains that the COMEX in New York is hoarding gold to meet physical delivery demands as hedge funds unwind paper positions. According to the US Debt Clock, the inflation-adjusted value of silver should be over $1,200 per ounce, while gold should be nearly $10,000. The current market is described as the beginning of a massive short squeeze driven by a lack of physical supply.

Alex Jones clarifies the U.S. debt figures, noting that while the official clock shows $36 trillion, some reports suggest it is closer to $38 trillion. He argues that the globalists are positioning the world for an economic downfall to consolidate power. Jones urges listeners to support the broadcast by purchasing products from the InfoWars Store and Dr. Jones Naturals to fund the fight against the "New World Order."

Dr. Kirk Elliott and Alex Jones discuss projections for silver reaching $50 to $100 per ounce based on the dollar-to-silver ratio found on the US Debt Clock. They criticize Kamala Harris's proposal for price controls on groceries, arguing that such policies are a hallmark of communist systems designed to destroy small businesses. The segment frames the current economic climate as a deliberate move toward "monopoly capitalism" and fascist cronyism.

Analysis of the US Debt Clock reveals that based on the M2 money supply, the "dollar to silver" ratio should place the price of silver at approximately $153 per ounce. Dr. Elliott points out that the current market price of $30 is a massive undervaluation caused by paper manipulation. He predicts that as the US debt-to-GDP ratio exceeds 122%, a major correction in precious metals is inevitable.

The US national debt has reached $34.8 trillion, resulting in a debt-to-GDP ratio of 122%, a level historically associated with government collapse. Approximately 80% of the federal budget is now dedicated to entitlements such as Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. This fiscal imbalance mirrors the decline of the Roman Republic, which fell under the weight of government assistance programs.

According to the US Debt Clock's dollar-to-silver ratio, silver should be valued at approximately $153 per ounce based on current money supply and available ounces. Some projections based on 5-year and 10-year money printing cycles place the potential value as high as $1,100 to $1,500 per ounce. Silver is currently identified as the most undervalued asset on the planet, with a conservative near-term target of $75 to $100.

Concerns are raised regarding the U.S. dollar's status as a fiat currency and the potential collapse of the petrodollar system. The Biden administration is criticized for draining the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and depleting military munitions to support Ukraine. A caller reports that naval munitions and fuel for the domestic military are at dangerously low levels.