Topic: Dragflation

The U.S. is facing a massive commercial real estate crisis with office vacancy rates averaging 20%. Celente introduces the term "dragflation" to describe declining economic growth combined with rising inflation. He warns that many mortgage bonds tied to office buildings are in default despite maintaining high ratings, signaling a coming market crash that will be covered up by war.

The median home price in the U.S. has hit an all-time high of nearly $384,000, while median household income remains around $75,000. Gerald Celente predicts "dragflation"—a combination of a declining economy and rising inflation—rather than simple stagflation. He contrasts the current housing crisis with the 2008 bust, noting that today's high prices are driven by different economic factors.

Celente introduces the concept of "dragflation," where the economy drags while inflation rises. He traces the history of U.S. immigration policy from the Vietnam War to the H1B visa era, arguing that the elite use immigration to secure cheap labor. The segment concludes with a final push for X3 iodine and Turbo Force supplements at the InfoWars Store.

Gerald Celente provides an economic outlook, predicting a market decline in December and the continued rise of gold and Bitcoin. He introduces the term "dragflation"—a combination of a dragging economy and high inflation. Celente advises diversifying assets into gold, silver, and Bitcoin as the global economy faces instability due to high interest rates and a weakening dollar.

Gold prices are expected to skyrocket once the Federal Reserve is forced to lower interest rates, which Celente predicts will signal the "death of the dollar." He introduces the term "dragflation" to describe a dragging economy coupled with high inflation, noting that 61% of Americans are now living paycheck to paycheck. Data from Moody's Analytics shows it now takes 42 weeks of median income to purchase a new car, highlighting the severity of the economic crisis.

Celente warns of an impending commercial real estate collapse, noting 30% vacancy rates in San Francisco and 20% in New York City. He introduces the term "dragflation" to describe a falling GDP combined with rising inflation, predicting a major banking bust as $5 trillion in commercial debt comes due.

The Trends Journal has predicted a massive bust in the commercial office building sector, with occupancy rates in major cities hovering around 50%. Celente introduces the term "dragflation"—an economy being dragged down while inflation continues to rise. He warns that the worst of the interest rate hikes' impact has yet to be felt by the broader economy.

Celente provides an economic forecast, predicting the worst socioeconomic collapse in modern history. He introduces the term "dragflation" to describe a dragging economy coupled with rising inflation, noting that Germany is already entering a recession. He advises listeners to prepare for a crash worse than the 1929 Great Depression by considering gold and treasuries while maintaining self-sufficiency through InfoWars products.

The Euro has reached parity with the U.S. Dollar for the first time in decades, a sign of extreme economic weakness in Europe. Gerald Celente introduces the term "dragflation" to describe the current state of declining GDPs coupled with spiking inflation. High energy prices, driven by sanctions on Russia, are identified as the primary catalyst for the coming global market crash.

Gerald Celente introduced the term "dragflation" to describe the current economic state of rising inflation coupled with a dragging GDP. He criticized Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan as an "egregious provocation" that risks igniting World War III with China. Celente argued that when all else fails, governments take their citizens to war to distract from economic collapse and the "merger of state and corporate powers."

Gerald Celente predicts a massive real estate crash due to low office occupancy rates and critiques Janet Yellen's handling of the economy, coining the term "dragflation." He launches a scathing critique of career politicians like Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham, calling for an end to the "military-industrial complex" as warned by George Washington and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Gerald Celente attacks Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell for previously describing inflation as "transitory." He introduces the term "dragflation" to describe a period where economies drag down while inflation continues to skyrocket. Celente argues that the trillions of dollars pumped into the system during the Trump and Biden administrations have created the worst financial crisis in human history.

Gerald Celente introduces the term "dragflation" to describe the current global economy, where growth is dragging down while inflation skyrockets. He claims the official inflation numbers are rigged to avoid paying higher Social Security benefits. Celente explains that according to IMF rules, interest rates should be significantly higher than they currently are to combat real-world price increases.

Celente coins the term "dragflation" to describe an economy dragging down while inflation rises. He predicts a massive collapse in the housing market and office buildings as the Federal Reserve is forced to raise interest rates. He also points out the conflict of interest in Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's former role on the board of Raytheon, the second-largest defense contractor in the US.

Gerald Celente introduces the term "dragflation" to describe a dragging economy paired with rising inflation. He criticizes the IMF and central banks for failing to raise interest rates sufficiently to combat 8.5% inflation. Celente also shares his disappointment with the state of Italy, citing a stifling bureaucracy and a lack of resistance among the populace compared to Sweden's approach to COVID-19.

Celente introduces the term "dragflation" to describe a stagnant GDP dragged down by rising inflation. He recommends gold, silver, and Bitcoin as safe-haven assets. He also delivers a scathing critique of the late Madeleine Albright and Hillary Clinton, citing their roles in foreign interventions in Iraq and Libya as evidence of heartless leadership.

The discussion focuses on the threat of "dragflation" and the Federal Reserve's plan to raise interest rates. Celente argues that the economy cannot handle rate increases due to the amount of cheap money pumped into the market during lockdowns. He also references CDC data regarding comorbidities and COVID-19 deaths.

The term "dragflation" is used to describe the current economic state where inflation hits new records while the economy slows down. The segment also discusses a psychological study suggesting that swearing can be an effective, drug-free way to manage pain and stress. This is framed as a rejection of the "polite" language used by elites to mask their destructive policies and war-making.

Celente introduces the term "dragflation" to describe a declining economy coupled with rising inflation. He predicts a massive crash in commercial real estate due to a 40% office occupancy rate in the U.S. He also notes that fear of the Omicron variant is causing the cancellation of major trade shows and a 75% drop in transatlantic travel bookings.

The segment warns that children growing up under mandates will bring a "sickness" of indoctrination into future leadership roles. Celente introduces the term "dragflation"—an economy dragged down by lockdowns combined with rising inflation—and recommends gold, silver, and bitcoin as hedges.