Topic: Genius Act

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Dr. Kirk Elliott reports that silver is up 117% year-to-date, outperforming many other assets. He predicts a major correction in the stock market and suggests that the "Genius Act" regarding a Bitcoin strategic reserve might be funded by revaluing the government's gold holdings. The discussion emphasizes that the Federal Reserve is becoming "irrelevant" as the world shifts toward tangible assets.

Marjorie Taylor Greene warns about the "Genius Act," a bill she claims sets up a federal framework for a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). She argues the bill lacks a prohibition on CBDCs and fails to protect self-custody of digital assets, unlike a previous executive order from Donald Trump. Greene criticizes House leadership for pairing the act with a defense appropriations bill to force its passage without amendments.

The Genius Act is identified as a bipartisan effort to create stablecoins backed by U.S. debt, functioning essentially as modern-day war bonds. Armstrong compares this to the 1863 National Bank Act used to fund the Civil War. Because foreign nations like China are no longer buying U.S. debt, the government is using stablecoins to find new "suckers" to fund the coming conflict.

The American people are demanding indictments of deep state operatives as the populist movement gains traction against corporate media. Recent legislative victories include blocking an AI dictatorship provision in the BBB and opposing the World Health Organization. Current efforts focus on defeating the Genius Act, which contains a backdoor pathway for a central bank digital currency.

The Department of Justice is accused of laundering money through law firms involved in the host's litigation, with documentation allegedly showing matching billing cycles. General Flynn has issued an emergency warning regarding the Genius Act and its stealth implementation of a central bank digital currency. A special prosecutor appointment for the Epstein and weaponization cases is reportedly imminent.

The Genius Act, currently moving through the House, is criticized for failing to ban a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and potentially creating a backdoor for its implementation. Marjorie Taylor Greene noted that while the bill regulates stablecoins, it lacks the self-custody protections and CBDC prohibitions found in Trump's previous executive orders. She warned that the bill is being rushed through without the opportunity for critical amendments.