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this is the report day 17 of the big walk down and the chorus as the saying goes when the going gets tough the tough make kaito cheesecake as you can see here. put together a delicious coke of quito cheesecake in my insta pot and this is what's getting me through this horrible global lockdown and other good stuff like that stacey yes max we have been talking about of course the collapse of the markets and whether or not this can be like the great depression sort of error or in 1987 or 2008 because history often rhymes of course there are unique individuals and unique generations

and unique societies encountering each wave of collapse all the way back to the south sea bubble so they're never completely the same but the human nature and human instincts are often the same just like a virus is often generally the same they become very deadly and then usually they somehow are defeated i want to look at some of the stories we've been covering and i know everybody is probably stressed out there where stress like is not nice to have a pandemic unfolding around the wall then it's not nice to see markets down 10 percent up 12 percent down 7 percent you know this sort of turmoil is distressing and the fact that we will have to shut down much of our economy for a month or 2 months is going to be a lot of hardship for a lot of people so it is a serious situation but in terms of what we've been covering for the past 10 years we've talked about the death of the dollar and the ultimate demise of the dollar and it's not just targeting the united states it's not just specific to them it is

about the currency system because we have been and a unique experiment front since 1971 where we're on an all dollar standard and we pointed out that on march 8th sunday march 8th the petro dollar era ended it was sunday march 8th that was the end of the petro dollar when saudi arabia flooded the walls with oil and cut the price of a barrel well even by $10.00 this past sunday. the 15th of march i believe was the actual and of the dollar when the fed cut on sunday night just as they had by the way in march of 2008 during the financial crisis in the beginning when bear stearns collapse here we saw emergency rate cuts of $100.00 basis points down to 0 it took them down interest rates down to 0 percent sensually and the markets tumbled the dollar is something we've been talking about for many years and it's the only store

of value at the moment everything is collapsing against the dollar so how long will that last probably not a long time because. as we've seen during brain woods or through the plaza accord of the 1980 s. there's going to have to be a global coordinated sit down to rearrange the global 4 x. market we raise the global currency grit and the dollar is not the thing we're going to have to match against because that runaway value on the dollar is what's causing this deflation and that's what's causing this global depression part 2 so they're going to have to rejigger the global currency grid and as all with they always come back to gold they're going to do a whole recalibration of the global currency markets against the against gold so that's the only way out of this gold has sold off magnificent leitz hugely so it's bitcoin become is down 45 percent by one day last week so there will be turmoil it

doesn't move smoothly look at the lady 810000 $945.00 that was a what you could call a very tumultuous period but in terms of the dollar yes it is stronger right now it is going up in many currencies this is something that we've been tracking for over a decade here and one thing people need to understand is the way one goes bust the one way it goes bankrupt i think is fitting to use the hemingway coat from the sun also rises and that is how did you go bankrupt gradually and then suddenly it always. it happens like that everything in nature reflects each other how does the pandemic how does the virus get introduced to the society and economy like the united states gradually and then suddenly that's that that's how exponential things work this is the same thing with debt we went we went bust gradually and then suddenly it happens like that so i think we're going to see that if out the central banks are the main players in the global economy that's over the last 2025 years

that's been the migration of all activity all global economic activity has been migrated to the central bank so let's look at the bank of japan probably the most important of the central banks of any of the central banks they've been out the doubling of their purchase of e.t.s. or stocks so my theory has been for a couple of years now that the whole markets are taken private so if the bank of japan or the federal reserve bank and other central banks are going to print trillions of money what they're what they're doing with that money that they're not giving it away to build shelters for the homeless people that need it or the people who have just lost their jobs or need relief or hospitals know they're using it to buy back stocks or using it to take everything private because this fits into neo feudalism this is neo feudalism i would also posit that that could be the gradually and then suddenly paradigm of looking at things it worked in 2000 to 2002 it works

in 2008 to 2010 it might work now but eventually it'll you know it seems to work over and over and then suddenly it won't but i also want to point out one other thing about gold and about what we can learn from the pandemic because one thing we've seen across the world is panic shopping and what you know the fact is we knew for over 2 months we were already stocking supplies mid january late in its 3rd week of january we knew this was coming a lot of people chose to not know. or they weren't told on the news or they trusted the government and they trusted trunk saying it's just a hoax or it's not going to happen and it'll be ok and then what happened when they realized that when they finally dawned on them that in fact all those people were right that chinese style or italian style lockdown is coming and there's been panic absolute panic shopping and you see empty shelves everywhere you see empty shelves virtually on amazon and other online goods shops so i believe and i could

be wrong so you should do your own research but maybe the dollar will be maintained for decades further into the future but i believe that it's end is near and what will happen is no matter what the dollar price is at the moment of gold you will have the same exact situation happen in the gold market you were you could have prepared for this decade these years before the collapse but you won't be able to get any gold at any price anywhere in america in europe in asia and latin america gold is the toilet paper of the billionaire class in moments of extremest and panic they will panic buy gold and panic buy so over there already reports that shops are running out of gold bullion and silver bullion you know as we've been saying for many years the price of gold and silver is quoted in the paper market the futures market it doesn't quote the actual supply and demand on the ground market and so we

are not being told through the price signals that there is a huge a demand already for a gold and silver and you know what i'm thinking about the stock market in the dollar is that i believe the dollar would have to come down but it has to come down through a coordinated global effort they have to shut everything down and recalibrate that's the only way they can stop it number one number 2 in the stock market with central banks just buying stocks in the open market imagine the following scenario stock markets closed and then weeks later they say ok for example everyone on. apple stock we closed at a $220.00 a share we're actually going to take a private and we're going to send you a check for $100.00 a share and that will be it you'll be done special stone longer public companies our own completely by private equity so they could just market down 50 percent in a giant leveraged buyout from a central bank's ok that could be a scenario there's no remember there's no laws that apply to bankers or central bankers they make it up as they go along and they could do anything they want they

can do anything they want hoover did the same he did whatever the bankers wanted they tried to protect the bankers ultimately had an f.d.r. because we had hoovervilles we had that test where it came from hoovervilles hoover caused that crisis we could see the same mass homelessness hundreds and thousands millions of americans but at the end of the day all they have this paper all they have is that fia it's and the federal reserve protecting them we could have a situation where trump is force or whoever comes after him you know i personally don't have much faith in the candidates on on offer on the other side but we who knows these are extraordinary times we could have an extraordinary situation in november somebody might come up along and be the f.d.r. in this situation they might get rid of the bankers the bankers you know at that time we had the pechora commission they were sent to jail they were capitalized and we might have another situation on fold after this so it's

a depression and so the events of the past that most similar to the current one would be the depression and at that point when you talk about hemingway and his quote from for whom the bell tolls that was the sun also rises rate in the 1926 about the last generation right the last generation we've said on this show a couple times that the generation dizzy would be the last generation for a number of reasons the economy is finished and the ecology is finished it's a twin. ominous double eco catastrophe that is one of the themes of 1 the sun also rises of course her child ling after wallboard one the last generation came to age and world war one the z. generation has never not known war we've been at war since they were born in the 1990 s. late 1990 s. they had the crash of 200-2001 that had the crash of 2008 they had this crash

and of course the war the lost generation also had the spanish flu which is the closest to what we have now with this pandemic so the one of the themes is they actually rose the case and they were considered kind of listless and just slackers and and decadent but they rose to the occasion and that could be the situation now we don't know and in terms of by the way great depression and you said apple stock it could be the opposite because that's what the u.s. did at that time they revalued gold they doubled the gold supply the value of gold the paper value of gold and what happened you know that was to try to create inflation so they might do the same they might just say hey you own 5 shares of apple at $200.00 we're going to give you not 1000 dollars but we're going to give you $2000.00 for that goal they confiscated it 1st you know they'll confiscate your shares of apple and say we own it now you don't own it but we're here's 2000 go spend but the possibility i suppose well these are extraordinary times so all one

can do is do exciting things by the way i might add like i hope you notice my props in the background because this is giving me hope you know the pink flamingo and with oh it's a cactus so you know hoping and dreaming that one day i'll be able to see the sun again yes the pink flamingo is the universal symbol of hope and sunshine everyone knows that cogitate on this pink flamingo moment and don't forget your kitchen escape this is what's going to get you through the crisis make it into the pot takes 28 minutes good like a brain. eric come back let's work coming your way to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then.

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junkies and precious metal watchers and news and politics observers let's get into it so 1st of all apparently toilet paper is the new store of value paper people are valuing toilet paper. much higher on a program basis than gold platinum rodin am or any any other precious metal how to toilet paper become the universal store of value correct i saw something on twitter yesterday that showed an empty rack of toilet paper on one side of the aisle and a full rack of vitamins in pro immune system products on the other. bottles of mind but yeah toilet paper certainly more valuable than comix paper at this point we're all getting there it's really interesting max i think it's an education for anyone follows these markets that there really is a disconnect that has begun between the physical price and physical availability versus the price of the availability of these derivatives that are traded in

somehow even though they have no connection with price even though they're not backed up with any physical metal or it no delivery ever takes place none the less those that derivative trading somehow is allowed to set the price for physical trading will be issued to see where we go from here because the premiums that dealers are charging to acquire a physical metaphor and ship it out here are just through the roof i'm so all that remember the greenspan put you know i was working on wall street the 1980 s. after the crash of $87.00 the introduced what became known as the greenspan put that was replaced by the bernanke he put replaced by the janet yellen put and now we have a jerome powell play it this is the idea that no craft is too great that the central bank can't bail everybody out by cheapening money however jerome powell the current fed chairman cut rates by a full point 100 basis points a shockingly big. cut in rates and the response this time was a resolving fudge markets crashing down that is this may van the site

began at the central bank can make all problems go away are we assessed finished now the era of the central bank put greg reminds me of 20089 you recall how coming out of the financial crisis all of the cash that the central banks and credit all the extraordinary measures they took didn't seem to have an immediate impact during the crisis middle man once there was those purse proverbial green shoots that were shooting up in 2009 and i mean there was no looking back after that especially even in the precious metals same thing may happen here we get this virus under control you know whatever it is a trump just said it may be as long it may be summer before they feel like things are out of control we get back to normal but whenever that happens you know it's not like the infrastructure has been bombed out. the plant the plants are all just sitting idle and so we may very well see some huge surge of economic activity when this is finally all behind us and all of this extraordinary measures the central

banks are taking all of this cash may just go flying back and all these financial assets so i don't know we didn't get much of an impact from what the fed did this past weekend at least not immediate impact but man the long term impact of what they've done may be felt in the months to come and you know my friend you go back 220092010 when you were talking about crashing j.p. morgan by buying physical silver and we may be on the verge of that now finally because again people are figuring out that there is you know a price that's determined by turning phony baloney you know plastic silver if you well these paper contracts and then there is the real thing and we may be getting to a point in this kind of global crisis where people will finally demand the. real thing not allowed you know to be sold this bill of goods on allocute accounts futures contracts those are the garbage that isn't precious metal they made to be the real

thing and you know there might be a positive change that comes out of this though and that's a good point there is there is a delay in the impact that all this cash has and it is a tremendous amount of cash it's many trillions of dollars are being thrown at the market and then another 700000000000 in what i guess can be termed quantitative easing so quantitative easing is back in the mix and that's a lot of cash floating around the system in the hands of unaccountable bankers who like to hoard that cash and put it's use and stock buybacks mergers and acquisitions and best of consolidating their but novelistic positions across every sector in america i would imagine they'll be an enormous consolidation in the airline industry will probably say you know several airlines be taken over we'll see some more banks being taken over we'll see at the end of this a several private equity firms owning yet more of the operating capacity of the

american industry held by fewer and fewer hands which is terrible for the hoi poloi it's terrible for the guy in the street speaking about the guy on the street he they were talking about a $1000.00 per month check will be sent to every american for the duration of the coronavirus lock down according to some rumors that are swirling. what do you think about this greg you know every part of me never been a big head of the site via you know of helicopter money in modern monetary theory all these things that we've kicked around forever is being you know terribly devaluing to the currency but you know in this moment why the heck not in fact to be terribly unfair if they didn't do something like that you know i mean what i read a couple days ago that the hole that the central banks maybe even just the fed are going to have to fill in could be 12 trillion dollars. it might be twice that but out of 12 trillion dollars for god's sake if they can't give let's say $4000.00 to

$50000000.00 people who w 2 less than $50000.00 a year and have no savings my math is right $4000.00 to $50000000.00 people is only $200000000000.00 they're talking about 12 trillion that's 60 times as much manna think it car off 159th to find some relief for people that work in bars and restaurants and all the sudden can't make their rent then for god's sake i mean maybe it is time to grab the pitchforks and in storm washington. oh i don't know this this is such an extraordinary time max people ask me they say well where do you think you know support lies and where do you think the markets will turn i say man i don't have any charts that go back to 1918 in 100-9000 the last time the world dealt with something like this i can't look at the commitment of traders reports you know and say well you know when this happened and we finally reached a low i mean even these optimistic forecasts if you're well then we get back to normal by may or june who knows if that's going to be right and so i at this time

what i've been telling people on my side is just you've got to be prudent you've got to be prepared to shelter in place for a while and if you don't have some physical gold and silver you know is never a bad time to get your hands on some because if this all plays out and if suddenly this banker scheme for how the metals are priced which is now becoming apparent to more and more people by the day. that type of i guess we call a reset maybe an outcome. if i would be if it did make a good point there about this universal basic income equivalent the helicopter money the $1000.00 a month given to americans because the american consumer has her roic ling and gallantly put themselves into massive arrears accumulating enormous debt by shop. themselves to near extinction to keep the billionaires rich but

if they all die on mass whether it's moronic virus or the bankruptcy and related problems associated with that and the billionaires would have to for the 1st time in 50 years get real jobs right they have to actually do stuff instead of just being a ron ca vampire sucking the cream off the top of the economy so they've got to keep the suckers alive i remember working on wall street the saying was oh as sheer member slaughter this meant to say that when you have a bucket customers you just shear them periodically month after month but you never slaughter them because you don't want to kill the golden goose as a work and that's the way the bankers have created america for decades and they're at risk of killing or slaughtering the golden goose of the maniacal american consumer speaking of precious metal and crisis coverage silver has gotten down to 11 year lows it's almost an i think it did touch single digits what is going on i

guess i'm choking on the words that come out of my mouth i'm in such shock right what happened to so over max i will come monday morning and gasp i mean laughed actually when i saw it trading at 12. look i've been trying to tell anybody that would listen gold and silver are your safe havens jet i mean for millennia they are money they are protection against you know this type of thing what is not a safe haven are the gold and silver futures contracts i mean they're being just liquidated by hedge funds and other large institutions or the like that that have margin calls from other parts of their portfolio and so if it has a bid it gets sold and so we've seen the price of these derivatives you know it's true that it's made by the exchange of these derivatives on the comix fall to $12.00 but you can't find full. ical silver for $12.00 most the dealers are sold out. if you can find a dealer to sell you some they're going to charge

a premium of $4.00 to $6.00 maybe even $8.00 above that paper price because they know how the how the heck are they going to be a manager own risk of trying to acquire physical to send to you once you buy it so that's i mean there's this disconnect happening now and it's very educational for a lot of folks that i guess never really taken the time to understand it that there is a price that's determined by the trading of what are basically baseball cards and that's allowed to determine the physical transaction cost and i think people now are seeing the real disconnect it's very educational and if we finally get to the point and the maxxis gets back to the press j.p. morgan campaign we need people around the world to say no no no no i'm not playing your game anymore mr baker i'm not buying the e.t.f. i'm not hold my metal in iowa kid account in switzerland i got all that stuff i want the real thing right now and call these people to the carpet and when that happens finally it may be about to happen finally that's when the system will

finally be forced to adjust and shift to an actual pricing scheme where i have cash you have metal and we exchange it to agreed upon price none of this just you know flipping a big derivative contracts instead imagine the crash j.p. morgan by summer campaign at the time and this goes back 220082009 somebody had a meant actually produced some silver rounds with that logo on it and i think the last time i checked on a bed i try to get a 3 to 400 percent premium so they actually held the value of this decade you know it's interesting over there at the comics we've been playing for years and years that it's over leveraged that they have sold forward hundreds or thousands of millions of tons of sulfur that not only don't exist but are not even recorded on anybody's ledger as being part of the callbacks. exchange itself it's complete phantom selling and yet this is what is being criticized by wall street

critics are saying look there's too much leverage in the system no one seemed to care that the summer market spent over leveraged by a 100 to one for the last says yes but what if there was a run on the comeback finally craig camp if that's what you're talking about we've got about 30 seconds i'm not sure about a run on the comix pacifically i'm just talking about the whole system from london to switzerland to dubai replace else that exists on this kind of just in time delivery of physical metal. is kind of pretty it is priced off of these phony baloney contracts so if people just lose confidence in that system lose confidence that they can get their mettle in a timely manner then maybe that system finally begins to fall apart that's room for max you heard it here 1st craig hampton of t. f. metals report has said categorically that silver is worth more than toilet paper and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert like to think our gas price m.p. up at c.f. metal reports if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report and select time

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