Topic: Platinum

A discussion on Canadian music highlights the impact of "CanCon" (Canadian Content) laws, which require the government to promote local artists to compete with American media. This socialist approach is blamed for the creation of "Soviet-style" pop music that is popular within Canada but unknown globally. The conversation touches on the cultural isolation of Quebec and the broader failures of government-managed culture.

Central banks in China, Russia, and India are purchasing thousands of tons of gold, while the University of Texas has reportedly moved its endowment fund into physical gold stored in a state vault. Dr. Elliott suggests a strategy of leveraging silver's higher growth rate now and eventually trading it for gold once the silver-to-gold ratio shifts. He advises against thinly traded metals like platinum or rhodium due to market control by Russia and South Africa.

Alex Jones concludes the broadcast by promoting his new book, "The Great Awakening," and the InfoWars Platinum supplement line. He reiterates the need for audience support to bypass sensors and continue exposing globalist plans. Jones notes that Harrison Smith will host the next segment as the network continues to fight for "humanity and children."

Shroyer reacts to Kevin McCarthy losing a fifth consecutive vote for Speaker, officially earning the "platinum sombrero." He speculates on whether McCarthy will seek Democrat votes and suggests that AOC could perform an act of "political brilliance" by supporting him to further divide the GOP. Shroyer characterizes the repeated voting as the "definition of insanity."

As Kevin McCarthy heads toward a sixth failed vote, Shroyer debates the proper terminology for the failure, suggesting "the horn" or a "double platinum sombrero." He mocks the GOP establishment for their desperation and celebrates the holdouts for representing the will of the people. The segment features mariachi music to mock McCarthy's repeated losses.

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee is described as a "wake for a Britain that used to exist" rather than a true celebration. Observers noted a lack of diversity in the celebrating crowds and criticized the left for being "tetchy" about the Union Jack while freely flying EU and Ukrainian flags. The event highlighted a perceived watering down of Englishness and Britishness in major cities like London.

Bloomberg reports that political brinksmanship is edging the U.S. toward a default, with Democrats suggesting the minting of a trillion-dollar platinum coin. International shipping groups have issued red alerts regarding an imminent global supply chain collapse and widespread famine. These economic shocks are described as tools used by private bankers to force the world into a vertically integrated digital currency system.

Greg Mannarino predicts a massive sell-off in the debt market that will cause interest rates to spike and put pressure on the stock market. He believes this will trigger a wealth transfer into hard assets like gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. Mannarino also discusses his personal strategy of selling "naked" options and encourages listeners to follow his positions on TradersChoice.net.

Angela Stanton King and Alex Jones discuss the events of January 6th at the U.S. Capitol, with King stating she left early due to a "bad feeling." They contrast the media's portrayal of the event with the violence seen during 2020 riots. King praises Trump's "Platinum Plan" for the black community and his restoration of funding for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), while criticizing Barack Obama's record on these issues.