On June 8, 1974, President Richard Nixon dispatched Treasury Secretary William Simon and his deputy to Saudi Arabia in an attempt to strike one of the most critical—and secretive—economic deals in mo…
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A few years ago, I was at a private conference listening to a CEO of a silver mining company explain—quite matter-of-factly—how silver prices were being manipulated.
He laid out the whole playbook: h…
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By the late 1920s, the US economy was booming and had advantages that most of the world did not yet enjoy.
Manufacturing in America was extremely competitive due to mass electrification powering fact…
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Even during the darkest moments of the Biden administration—the shameful withdrawal from Afghanistan, 9% inflation, bureaucrats hell-bent on destroying the economy—I still said America’s problems wer…
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On October 20, 2022, Liz Truss resigned as UK prime minister after just 44 days in office—the shortest tenure in British history.
She was brought down not by a no-confidence vote or a party coup, but…
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We write a lot about the US government’s dismal financial condition— $36.2 trillion in debt, $1.1 trillion in annual interest expenses, and a $1.8 trillion annual deficit.
But in today’s podcast we t…
Published on 6 months ago
I want to present two choices for you to pick from.
One is a world leader who was recently sued by a transgender prison inmate who felt that this person’s recent executive order was unfair.
The secon…
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Last summer, the Federal Reserve wanted you to believe that inflation was a thing of the past.
Sure, just about every category of consumer goods had increased in price. Electricity rates had increase…
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We recently received a question from a reader asking for my thoughts on crypto.
He said we’ve been talking about gold a lot lately, the gold price, and how the price could go a lot higher. Shouldn’t …
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In the year 1025, the Byzantine Empire stood at the height of its final golden age.
Basil II had just died, leaving behind a vast and wealthy empire stretching from Southern Italy to Armenia.
At the …
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