LibertyAndFinance
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July 4, 2026 • 48 mins
Is the silver market headed toward a genuine supply shortage? In this interview, Don Durrett explains why growing industrial demand, limited mine supply, and tightening inventories could set the stage for a major shift in the silver market. He also discusses where gold and silver prices may be headed next, what investors should watch for, and why the coming years could be pivotal for precious metals. Don't miss this in-depth conver...
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July 3, 2026 • 30 mins
Doomberg joins Elijah K. Johnson to discuss a provocative theory: could today's trillion-dollar AI IPOs be functioning as a stealth form of money creation? The conversation explores the AI investment boom, soaring valuations, inflation, government tax revenues, and whether investors are unknowingly financing a new kind of financial repression. Doomberg also examines how AI is reshaping global energy policy, why demand for natural g...
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July 2, 2026 • 38 mins
Is copper about to replace silver in solar panels, or is the market overreacting? David Morgan explains why headlines about silver substitution may be missing the critical details, breaking down what is actually happening inside the solar industry, the realistic timeline for copper adoption, and why silver demand may remain far stronger than many expect. Morgan also examines the growing role of robotics, monetary demand, central ba...
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July 1, 2026 • 42 mins
Is China laying the groundwork for a return to sound money while the West doubles down on debt and currency creation? Alasdair Macleod (https://www.macleodfinance.com/) explains why Beijing's accelerating purchases of gold, silver, and strategic commodities could signal preparation for a gold backed yuan, even as confidence in the U.S. dollar begins to erode. He also warns that rising sovereign debt, Japan's growing bond crisis, an...
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June 30, 2026 • 37 mins
After gold and silver pulled back sharply from their highs, legendary investor Rick Rule says the fundamentals haven't changed. Instead, he argues the selloff has created one of the best buying opportunities in years as concerns over U.S. debt, inflation, and long term purchasing power continue to build. Rick also explains why he's increasingly bullish on oil, copper, and select mining stocks, and why today's market weakness could ...
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June 29, 2026 • 28 mins
Frank Trotter, co-founder of Battle Bank and the first online bank, explains how stablecoins could transform banking, payments, and the U.S. Treasury market over the coming years. He also discusses banking system risks, FDIC insurance, commercial real estate exposure, and what individuals can do to better protect their savings. Finally, Frank shares why he believes stablecoins are here to stay, while warning that privacy, security,...
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June 27, 2026 • 32 mins
Peter Grandich explains why he believes the recent pullback has created one of the best opportunities in years to accumulate gold, silver, and mining stocks. He also shares why he closed his stock market shorts, turned fully bullish on precious metals again, and warns that the risks facing the broader market continue to grow. Is this correction setting the stage for the next major move higher in gold and silver?
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June 26, 2026 • 42 mins
Rob Kientz (https://www.youtube.com/@freedomreport) explains why he believes the recent pullback has created one of the strongest buying opportunities for gold and silver since 2008. He also discusses growing speculation around a potential U.S. gold revaluation, gold backed Treasury bonds, and why some traders are betting on much higher gold prices. The conversation explores whether a major gold revaluation could force changes to t...
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June 25, 2026 • 41 mins
Lobo Tiggre and Mario Innecco examine whether the recent weakness in gold and silver is a normal correction within a larger bull market or a warning sign of a deeper downturn. They discuss the impact of AI-driven market speculation, shifting investor sentiment, inflation, and growing concerns about currency debasement on the outlook for precious metals. Despite near-term uncertainty, both see compelling opportunities emerging in go...
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June 24, 2026 • 27 mins
Ed Steer argues that the recent plunge in gold and silver is not the end of the bull market, but rather the latest and most extreme example of a decades-old "wash, rinse, and spin" cycle that has allowed commercial traders to cover short positions. He points to historically bullish Commitment of Traders data, massive call option bets on $10,000 to $20,000 gold by December, and growing speculation surrounding a potential gold-backed...
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June 23, 2026 • 44 mins
Andy Schectman discusses a theory that a gold-backed U.S. Treasury instrument could be announced around July 4, potentially marking a major shift in monetary policy and the role of gold in the financial system. He connects this possibility to comments from economist and former Fed nominee Judy Shelton, as well as growing demand from central banks and gold-backed stablecoin issuers such as Tether. Schectman explains why these develo...
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June 22, 2026 • 41 mins
David Jensen argues that a growing bet on $20,000 gold reflects expectations of a monetary endgame in which decades of debt, money creation, and asset bubbles finally unravel. He believes rising inflation, higher interest rates, and financial market turmoil could trigger a loss of confidence in fiat currencies and expose what he sees as decades of artificial suppression in the gold and silver markets. Jensen says the real story is ...
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June 22, 2026 • 24 mins
Ranj Pillai, CEO of Seva Mining and former Yukon economic development minister, explains why he believes gold remains a critical hedge against growing global instability, geopolitical uncertainty, and central bank diversification away from traditional reserves. He discusses signs that significant institutional and family office capital is still being structured for deployment into precious metals and critical minerals, suggesting t...
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June 20, 2026 • 26 mins
Joel Skousen warns that investors may be underestimating the long term risks of escalating global conflict, arguing that the current relief in markets could prove temporary. He explains why he believes a wider World War III scenario, including the possibility of an EMP attack and prolonged infrastructure disruption, could trigger a historic collapse in financial markets, leaving stocks, cryptocurrencies, and even bank accounts inac...
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June 19, 2026 • 47 mins
After gold's 25% correction and a historic collapse in investor sentiment, Adrian Day explains why he remains bullish on both gold and gold mining stocks. He discusses the impact of the Iran ceasefire, Kevin Warsh's hawkish Fed stance, continued central bank buying, and why Tether has become one of the world's largest gold buyers. Day also shares why he believes gold currently offers the best risk/reward ratio of any major asset cl...
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June 18, 2026 • 29 mins
Chris Vermeulen argues that gold and silver are at a critical turning point, with gold needing to hold the $4,000 level and silver needing to hold roughly $60 to $61 to preserve their long term bullish outlook. He sees two possible paths ahead: either a final shakeout that sends gold toward $3,600 and silver toward $40, or a renewed advance that could eventually propel gold toward $8,600 and silver toward $175. Vermeulen believes t...
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June 17, 2026 • 42 mins
Bob Moriarty joins Elijah K. Johnson to discuss the aftermath of the Iran conflict and why he believes it marks a major turning point for the global economy. He explains his view that the petrodollar system, endless wars, and excessive government spending are reaching their limits. Bob also shares why he expects significant economic turbulence ahead, including higher energy and food costs, while arguing that a return to sound money...
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In a time when confidence in governments and major institutions continues to erode, many are turning their attention back to what remains stable and within their control. This conversation explores how trust is rebuilt not through systems, but through people, families, and long-term relationships. Andy Schectman reflects on decades of experience building a family-run business grounded in integrity, consistency, and personal account...
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June 15, 2026 • 32 mins
Chris Batalha explains why high purity iron ore has become a critical resource as the global push for green steel accelerates. He discusses how shrinking supplies of premium iron ore could create long term opportunities for projects positioned to meet future demand. The conversation also explores the importance of logistics, low cost transportation, and strategic infrastructure advantages in the iron ore business. Batalha outlines ...
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June 15, 2026 • 32 mins
Craig Hemke breaks down the debt numbers driving gold and silver higher despite recent market frustration. He explains why a $293 billion monthly deficit and soaring interest costs point toward continued currency debasement and mounting pressure on policymakers. Hemke argues that Washington lacks a realistic path to reverse the debt trajectory, forcing monetary authorities toward lower rates, intervention, and potentially yield cur...
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