an engagement the trail when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground. the back. there was a fear over there because the report was. we're in miami for a big boy and 2021. back to stacy, we're at the 1st we're going conference in prague in 2011. there were about 40 or 50 people. they're here in miami. they've got 12000 tickets. so the crowd a some estimate. one is $45000.00. it's absolute mad house. as big point to get set to go global, take over the global economy and put all the central banks out of business. yeah.

you know, i kind of thing where here because of the full of money don't fall of money is some man, me, disaster that has destroyed our global monetary system of the past year. all be out sanders about the dust bowl of the $930.00 with the man. mean, it's a logical disaster that cause until you can add social damage to the trade and what we saw a bad time, or a bunch of people from the midwest, from oklahoma. they were the most famous. they were called the, you say, all fled to california. and california for the past 100 years has had an influx of population until last year. the 1st year that they've actually seen the klein in their population. and i reckon as partly because of this adult full of money because i adopt full of ideas on

economic policy on the local level. in some places you could call it like the justice sort of policies that are not able to be funded and caused disaster. so what you're saying in miami is not only are we haven't the big point, miami event here, but you're also seeing a mass in blocks of population from new york from california, from other fi tax areas moving here. right. we're seeing mass migration in america, like we saw during the fall of the 1930, which was a huge migration out of the great plains, is there no toward california. and now we're seeing reverse migration out of california to state like texas and miami because of the money printing policies, other federal reserve and the global banks are that surely the dollars in the dust bowl of money? that's because he cannot make failure. so california is a failed state,

new york is a failed state populations are now going to texas where they're actually adding congressional c because the population bulging because the people want freedom and they want freedom to pursue their bid point dreams. the california dream has been replaced by the big coin dream and it's alive in austin, texas. it's a live in miami, florida, and that's where the hungry and the solvent are looking for redemption. any states and we see it in the numbers, right. you know, back in 1930, during the fall, what they were called were to be left. man made the logical disaster. maybe today we might call them the new york, new york you, your wall street are fed policy full of money that the full of money. that being said, social justice warrior policies that can't be funded and nobody actually was

a vote for them. the people that vote for them are also the people that are voted with their feet and plague. i have a quote here from the ceo of redmond, and this is an online wheel at your company. so actually looking at, dig it up, a lot of data moving where and what they found was that for low tax stays for people in every one to leave for texas, this ratio is $5.00 to $1.00. florida, 7 to one. city and state have no leverage to raise taxes. after many promise more new money for social justice, the federal government will have to fund long term investment. cities are passing policies that are tossing a lot. pausing their high tax,

paying residents to please low tax. they bought a band in the city and no one will no longer have the tax base to pay for all the policies they said. and they promised to me combat that that's about san francisco and los angeles, san francisco, and silicon valley. i'm not a tech billionaires, los angeles hollywood industry, a lot of billionaires are made there on new york. there's a lot of 1000000000 or it's made on wall street. is that money end up back in the communities? absolutely not. in san francisco, the human thieves are spread all over the sidewalk. people shooting hair went into their arms in the street because they don't have any of that cache that's being stolen from those in the attack. you 1000000000 or a class who put it off. you're put in a form back and what's left. a distill be a nightmare. a slight human film and heroine and opiate, and those people are saying no revolting with our feet. we're going to texas for the taxes are low with a big strong go to florida where the tax so now with

a big strong and this is what's going to make america great. again is a re christening as a big coin nation. and the other interesting thing about being here at this conference is that not on the inside, you would feel the energy would be up to $20000.00 people, you know, the optimism but the future products are sort of like never the sixties and seventies. you had the rob, sorry, had to be those people maybe had the british invasion, had like a new era beginning, right. the time of the year. and well, you have that same sort of feeling now what max and michael taylor went up on stage . you had like, she was like it with mick jagger and the beatle drive and i said 96, we've got max kaiser y. so i would giga chad. michael say la god, i me with

the i love the. c c but outside of the venue where the death of money exists, where people still are, are trapped waving the duffle of money for something to have. and you have like the institutions they lead are pushing harder and harder invasions, sorry, like here is where in here in 2021 is where all the hard money is. the hard ideas, the hard thoughts, the sound money, the sound policy, the sound ideas outside, or the wacky people. i think wacky and say these are coming to get us like they're,

they're having to go crazy here and find out like interesting to be that that, that what of what has happened? well, this is a problem with propaganda. so we're couple of decades now. american been propagandized by the media company. why using racial stereotypes and have speech, it could be against russians. it could be against arabs, it could be against germans, or it could be against chinese. but now people wake up in the fact, especially under a big one standard that that's all propaganda. nbc cbs abc, cnn prop bucked and up, so they have to resort now to aliens as an existential threat. it shows you the failure of propaganda and it shows, you know, that the american media is now capable of managing and manipulating the power of the people realize that may say media is nothing more than the lowest common denominator propaganda, sludge and nonsense that we've ever seen any dictatorship,

any imperial nonsense goal? all thought jeron is ever in history. nobody believes the government and more the u . s. government 0 credibility. nobody believe a single word coming out of any government about the all frigate liars. where they do. oh, the aliens are coming. that's a new extension, and i was laughing at the people laughing in the white house like, oh, you are a more on we don't we do. we have big point. we believe in the corner. it's the perfect price, the perfect money. and so all those people can simply walk out of the white house right now. put your jobs, you're useless. you're worthless, your propaganda, you're not just quit, leave, leave us alone. well, that was an interesting thing. actually that was sat on stage when you were up there with michael taylor. he said something along the lines that like that big clean would suck out capitol from bombs, equity, and both the silver. but your price summary to bonds,

equities, and gold and silver. do you know what he meant by that? that was quite interesting. what he meant is that interest rates are going to go back to 5 percent from under a quarter of one percent. real price is covering because big going to take away the, the derivatives market to perpetrate, fraud on price discovery. bonds are going to go from one percent on the tenure to 5 percent. every single bank in the country is going in solvent. thanks to the big coin. thank you. pick line. thank you. pick point. jimmy diamond, it's gone jimmy, it's gone. right? actually we're quite a few j. p. morgan bankers here. that was funny, but you also met ron paul. and you had a conversation with ron paul. what was it about? well ron bull, you know, we were talking about how under the neo conservative moment movement that goes back around in the early 1980 you know, the talk was socialism as a threat, but it was more conceptual. it was an actual threat. nobody believed i was working

on wall street at the time that there would actually be a marxist revolution in america. dr. rob blow was saying he wouldn't take an actual market revolution that america right now. as to generation, like grimes, the mother of the law must child on tick tock, talking about artificial intelligence, or sharing in perfect communism to talk to romp was concerned about that. we're actually going to be malice. why don't we guy little perfect deal jackets and a little red book, and almost mango as they did and bow is china. you fricking idiot, grime. well, i mean, that's interesting because you're talking about perfect price discovery a bit. and she's talking about perfect communism as a response. of course, your child is an alien. alien name them. they are also pushing alien to try to scare us off times. they don't want to get a patch out of all of money in a way, so i'll be the actual quote from what michael taylor said,

because it's worth reading for the audience. as people rotate out of bonds and cash into big point, price discovery will return from bonds, price discovery will return to and that would be good for the world. quite well. ties, equity, real estate goal and he so that's the, i guess, you know, in the final mom is here. i just want to say that that's the thing is like this shift and that consciousness, as i said, this is a moment where there's a relentless optimism versus overlap with pessimism. and they do and the fear mongering of a scene of the last gas of a beyond sanders as well as thinking relentlessness. we are, we love the american stacy, i've been reporting, i've been going for 10 years of reporting on the bank for 18 years over 17 or up to the show. see my tens of millions of people all over the world. and we're going to be right back right after this. ah,

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the me welcome back to the guys report, i'm nice guys are time to go to jail along with welcome back back. we're going to talk about regulations. the 1st just to introduce you are the ceo of a monte bank in wyoming. it's a bank that was traded. euro's was better and really high level people asked me who in big coin really knows anything about banks. i'll take a lot, right. she's got an incredible pedigree in this industry. and my 1st question is, what you're doing with avante back in wyoming and getting a state law side off on legislation, probate going isn't having an impact on the federal level. it absolutely is to push the national bank regulator to under the trump administration to make the changes to have the way for national bank to handle digital assets,

door reserved for stable points. and for the companies in this industry to get from the charter that actually all of that is under review. it was all done by rule change at the very last minute before. some of that may be, or all of it may be what we've done in wyoming though, was, it won't be reversed, it was done by statute and to take the change to overturn it. but no question. what, why don't we did were questioning was national policy makers and actually what we've done and took 3 years very methodically for wyoming to get to where we are at 3 and a half actually that federal government was looking for shortcuts and they were calling me for all of the documentation, the rules that wyoming put in place, the legislation, commercial law, all the things that methodically wyoming for legislative sessions 24 was,

were passed in wyoming and it took a long time to set it up. and frankly, we handle the federal government and a responsible way to integrate that point into the us dollar system without causing too much payment system. rest of the us dollars. yeah, i remember, you were appearing in front of wyoming, say, bank regulatory panel, given testimony about big coin. and i never thought i would find something like this riveting. but there you are, you know, delivering answers that were just chris, perfect answers. there's really fantastic testament to this whole industry. now i want to ask you about other states what other states are now putting the ring and moving on, big brass got already joined wyoming. 8 just just passed this last couple of weeks ago and illinois is on a hill, illinois, obviously financial center,

chicago and its got. 2 a history of trust getting on to the federal reserve. so keep an eye on. no, no, no, it's really stepping down to wall street. that's right. there's always that rivalry in wyoming. i understand it's aw, delaware, and kind of monopoly. they ad on preparation. most companies are corporate in delaware, so they're saying, hey, you know, we can be the pick going in wyoming with delaware's cooperation. it did make an impact on wyoming economy. oh, boy. yeah. now we're in the thousands of businesses that have been registered in wyoming and there's an influx of people it's not there's no central authority. 2 to keeping track of all that, it's just proud for people coming on the road and i don't know how many there are because there is anybody keeping track which is the wonderful thing. c people can do whatever they want and make a pop up and say, well, i can keep their heads down. there's a pretty significant, big point mine

a why homing that has asked all of us to not share with the world, but they're, they're, they're just keeping our heads down there in the building. you grew up in wyoming. i did. can you write a horse? you write a horse to work now? no, no, no, no, no, no. all right, so about the bank is up and running. we're not, we're waiting for our final approval. okay. yeah. and okay, so you tweeted recently about regulatory regulations and things in as a bit of cautionary, like some changes, some things to keep our eyes on an idea what we're talking about. well, what we've seen actually corresponding with the david crypto started to correct a few weeks back, was a drip, drip, drip, drip, drip, drip, drip, almost every day of announcements coming out of not just washington dc, but also to get other other governments around the world. it's,

it's likely that there's been a pretty coordinated response to try to change the crypto industry is that it's not onerous. essentially if you pay your taxes and you get regulated and you treat your consumers as a business you to your consumer as well that you're going to be ok. but there is definitely i would say maybe he's drawn the word, but there's something coming out of washington. they say that the. c big instituting money, send to pull the whole back and it's sitting on the sidelines right now. i think we haven't broken the bull market trends. why? and so they'll be back, but they, some of them may be waiting to see exactly what's coming out of the design, a big glass themes to track attacker. it's all honey pot for further game theory. that's kind of baked into the protocol. it wants to be attacked by bigger and bigger factors,

a state actor. so to me, expect every time, pardon? fine, i think right now i don't frequently have what yesterday, but he did say something which i agreed couple of weeks ago. the more successful court and become more likely it is going to be attacked by government. and that's exactly what we're saying we're, we're arriving. and the good news is they recognize they can't shut it down. and so, right, if you can't shut it down, what are you going to do? you're going to tax it and they're going to regulate beyond an off ramp. right, and we've seen this play out with china and india and other jury actually what country in the world do you think is really leading the pack? it seems more i said like my curia is becoming hyper pigmentation, which they try to ban it a little bit doesn't work, but that population is so involved in a company like tactful, which is in africa. my hand and jury,

they really seem to be on the cutting edge of this revolution. what, what do you think? well, fascinatingly, i style salvatore. i think it's right up there as well. adopting the lighting networks with remittances. number one downloaded app. by the time it was introduced, it only took us on the waiting for the to become the number one downloaded app. was that right? yeah. and remittance this are just taking over using the like the networks. there's a perfect test case of every country seemingly doing something a little different. what's actually allowing your bank to take that coin deposits now, but only a few of them will be a handful. it will but yeah, and believe it or not, i think the us is actually pretty good. they've actually had a hands, fairly hands off approach where you've seen the crackdown and has been on relatively blayton violation of the law job. you know, it is what it is, but it's so interesting to see the federal reserve make reference to the free

banking era. which what did you hear? i was in the mid to late 1800. well, before the civil war, when we took the wild pat banking era, those of us to study did recognize that there were some good things. and there were some things that came out of that here. i basically there was no bank regulation back then. so what you saw was credible innovation, the gold standard. you saw the proliferation of financial services as transportation and communication became cheaper. you also saw from cameras and a lot of bank fail and governor brader fed governor brader made reference to that period. when you talk about naval clients, african center conference last week, and i think that period as a dark period. so in fact, that would be a toxic period unregulated a wildcat. crazy chaotic banking again,

now we go all the way up until the 1920 jelly because in the twenty's there was unfettered to really finance was ation on wall street. what i think we can say less to the grass of $929.00. now in the wake of the crash we have in securities act, the 3334, play the bedrock regulation with the guy of the industry. over the years, particularly since the reagan era, a lot of the things have been taken out like in class eagle was remove the optical short film, remove generation of tomorrow. features, modernization act which reclassified derivatives away from gambling into legitimacy . is it time for a new why? so where do you sit? where do you sit on it? are we right now over regulated under regulated or just right? was yelling where setting up a bank, the amount of detail in the regulation. it's funding and you're inside it, you don't realize just how prescribed it is and that is

a protection racket to keep people oregon and i'm a law that's a really, really good question. i think so what's the answer? it's super expensive to become a new bank. and it's super time consuming, and this is why we don't see a lot of new banks being one of the greatest things the left wing in america could do is to allow for banks to pop up. thank you. p and offering, let's say, savings account that 4 percent and loan mortgage is that competitive rate. why do we have a competitive banking system in america? because there, during about a decade period, there were no new bank formed after the financial crisis until just a few years ago. and now there are a couple dozen farms, but we have tens of thousands of banks in this country and become in part because of what you talked about. there was this enormous consolidated because it just became an economic for small banks to operate. and there really are a lot of costs, both the costs of compliance and the costs of the technology to integrate in are

keeping the small bag out. and that's just making the big bank bigger and bigger and more powerful. like some describe the master nations of the federal reserve bank as welfare for banks, they print money, the money belongs to the number is like near 0. so that means that the money goes to the bank and they don't lend it out. right. so why do we have a bank at all that's about it out? yeah, it's approaching the singularity, right? so the money, money velocity, we all learned that injected dollar of reserves and under bank multiply it into $10.00 a year on that way. and now is that one? so, so basically you're right, there's not a lot of weather coming from the traditional channels. we are seeing though, that don't, don't people buy that. we're seeing a lot of leverage in the banking industry in the places where we, where it's not obvious to luck. and i still am concerned that the banking industry such traditional banking industry, especially though the large bank,

the global systemically important bank, massively over lever i. and here in the middle we have left. why should people move to wyoming aside from being picked, going from give me the elevator pitch? wyoming is where i should be move. oh, my gosh. myoma doesn't have state income taxes. are committed to private commitments or property rights that we built out of welcoming, legal and regulatory regime for this specific industry. we're trying to do my own attracted specific industry because it's just like a glove with the culture of wyoming. but we're also trying to lead the way on how to responsibly integrate this industry into the us dollar system. like i'm not that matters. having us dollar access for the big point industry really matters. it's part of the reason why we've made it as far as we have and to make it even further, we still need that access. all right, galen log the oh, avante bank,

the cutting edge bank in wyoming. thank you so much for being very nice. and that's going to do it for this edition of guys to report with me mash guys or say, one thing i guess pay the long about the bank. like, well, you know, the, me one of the worst m, a mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little of the real last vegas. where many say elected officials are controlled by casino owners. the dangerous shooting revealed what the l v m p d really is. and now it's part of the spin machine. most of the american public barely remembers that had happened. that just shows you the power of money and las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors, when the pandemic had the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and

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