c. and in his own separate tweet, former c f t c chairman john carlo said that the c s d c is basically the only agency with the experience to regulate the crypto currency market. and i think this is a very fair statement because the security is a financial instrument, but a commodity is not a security. just a commodity is a security is a monetary value. but unlike a commodity, a security is not traded between 2 parties. the fact that crypto is a peer to peer shows that it's traded between 2 parties and does, it's more along the description of a commodity, a commodity, something has value in it of itself, like oil, like gold, like cattle. you use it, you spend it, you eat it, like a security, so it limits the amount of oversight. absolutely correct. these are out of time. boom bus, christie. i thank you so much for bringing all that down for us today. thank you. and finally, with mass delays and cancellation, sweeping the country. american airlines now says it has a new hook to keep customers entertained once they finally take to the skies. it may sound like a joke, but the airlines, as

c f t c. chairman, also did his, the commissioner jumped in on twitter and said, hey, scc back off a bit. coins are territory, not yours. it's a, it's a commodity. well, as we said 10 years ago, that big coin is a new asset class completely. it's a little bit like a stock of bond, a commodity currency, and it's none of those things. it doesn't fit under any regulatory umbrella. they've been struggling for years to figure out well, who should regulate this thing. and even today in 2021 with big client doing billions and hundreds of billions of transactions, the fcc does know the c, f t c is doing doesn't. now, and this other regulator is doing that. and that is the cloud of confusion by anyone who tries to ignore the facts about the claim that it's taking over from the money. it's replacing the central bank, its unconscious cannibal on sensible, immutable, perfect money. and those guys, you know, they can fight it and go insane people who fight brick line and go and say like an i seem to love for example, or john mcafee to people who fought bitcoin and went insane. and a guy gansler, if he continues down this path a year from now, they'll be locking them up and already been, but we're also going to talk about other speculative assets. and one that is not considered to be a speculative asset, is the us treasury bonds. so we're going to talk about that and how that is become a speculative asset. but 1st, in terms of big point, i want to say that, you know, it is a speculation and away you're speculating that it's the end of the system. and i think it's a, we thin

c f t c chairman also did his, the commissioner jumped in on twitter and said, hey, scc back off a bit. coins are territory, not yours. it's a, it's a commodity. well, as we said 10 years ago, that big coin is a new asset class completely. it's a little bit like a stock of bond, a commodity currency, and it's none of those things. it doesn't fit under any regulatory umbrella. they've been struggling for years to figure out, well, who should regulate this thing and even today, in 2021 with big client doing billions and hundreds of billions of transaction, the fcc doesn't know the c s t c is doing doesn't. now, and this other regulator is doing that, and that is the cloud of confusion by anyone who tries to ignore the facts about the claim that it's taking over from the money. it's replacing the central bank, its unconscious cannibal on sensible, immutable, perfect money. and those guys, you know, they can fight it and go insane people who fight brick line and go and say like an i seem to love for example, or john mcafee to people who fought bitcoin and went insane. and a guy gansler, if he continues down this path a year from now, they'll be locking them up and already been, but we're also going to talk about other speculative assets. and one that is not considered to be a speculative asset, is the us treasury bonds. so we're going to talk about that and how that is become a speculative asset. the 1st, in terms of big point, i want to say that, you know, it is a speculation in a way you're speculating that it's the end of the system. and i think it's a, we think

t c to investigate? yeah, hey guys. so essentially what they're asking the f t c to look at our claims. they say that have been made by tesla and by law must himself, especially in tweets that seem to indicate that of course these vehicles are completely autonomy. they are in fact fully self drive vehicles, which they're not right. we all know that they're not, but apparently there would be senators payments and not everyone knows that. and that, according to the national highway traffic safety administration, there have been at least 11 crashes and 2018 which involved those tests with vehicles that were supposed to be driving. you know, self driving that crashed into emergency vehicles that were responding to some kind of emergency 11 times what's happened. and they say because of that there needs to be accountability because tesla and musk specifically are making claims about these vehicles that are not true. that i guess is ultimately what has to be decided by the f t. c. where they're not tesla and must are misrepresenting the actual functionality of these vehicles. now, christy, why

f t c. as inspired her staff to investigate the private sector more diligently for new jobs. well, they do have the perfect resumes, the f t c is now pursuing an anti trust case that would force facebook to give up their recent acquisitions. con is leading the case despite the company trying to get her refused for her previous writing on how big tech should be broken up. take things so personally, she was writing about all monopolies, not just you. facebook. indeed, breaking up big tech companies like facebook and amazon is the ultimate goal of con, and her contemporaries in the anti monopoly. doing so will no doubt provide plenty of headaches for corporate america, which is a reward in and of itself. yet it's a bit unclear how exactly more economic competition is going to make the world better placed. we know that the small businesses and time and uplift, spanish eyes consistently pay less the margin and are often exempt from granting their employees labor protections. and so size shouldn't really be the issue. sorry i, i just had apple install a chip in my brain that stops me from making dick jokes. anyway, facebook struct

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c, b, d, c, we could just air to hops these digital dollars. these digital s t r is like, nobody had to trade with the i m f to create these s t r as they tripled. right? but it's like a very, it's a pre mine. yeah. it's just a pre mine junk fake currency. yeah. and so if they could just magically create these out of the narrowly, it's already there with the s t r. nobody has to trade to create these, right? but that's what the fed has been doing for decades. they've been swapping bad debt on wall street for the money. they print over their domestic elastically, but now the global versioning has to go globe right this for because all the center banks have been colluding for years and they all have multi $1000000.00 liabilities or their balance sheets that have no resale value whatsoever. so they need to swap those for the ours. so the fed and all these other banks will be collateralized by the ours, that be printed by the m i m f. and they'll claim that they're all worth a 100 something dollar, even though there's a 0 retail value. and it puts another layer between you and the money printing center that the people at the top are further and further remove. so 1st we had, you know, the us treasury and the states, you know, they issued bonds, they printed money, they the treasury, the u. s. government was in charge of money, and then it was the fed put a stat between you and monetary policy. and then if they go to this organization like the math, then it's another step remove. all right, so it's a, it's a self governance is war as further and further away from the day to day reality of people on planet earth, in particular, america, with its claims to have a government bind for the people. but if the fed is now completely controlled by wall street banks and the fed is not completely controlled by the map, which is a super, a national organization that serves the global lists as they're called. then the idea of self sovereignty in america takes another huge quantum li, some of subversion, because you'll be paying tax by the way to this new global entity of a bank, state, local, federal, and global tax and authority introducing. that'll probably be like a transaction tax sort of thing. if you want, if you want to spend, you need their currency and i'll take a cut, but they're only talking about a minimum global tax of 15 percent for corporations. so they're already introducing us. this idea of global tax, they pay state low, local, state, federal global tax. okay. your combined tax, right? it will be 8090 percent. okay. that's not an working functioning economy. that's a serfdom. you're on the click farm, you're clicking for protein pills. you're in the casino, the lag, y'all. that's what's happening. wait for the galactic one. once jeff bezos on the line mosque is set up new color, the inter solar tax, local state, federal, global, interstellar, thanks, jeff bezos and richard branson. while we're going to take a break and only come back, what's more coming your way? the me one of the worst in a nash 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 loaners. the vegas shooting revealed what the l v m p d really is. and now it's part of the stand machine to the american public barely remembers that it happened, but 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 then you have a mayor who doesn't care to, here's caroline goodman, offering the lives of the biggest residents to be the control group to the shiny facade, conceal of deep indifference to the people the vice could have been saved. if they were to take an action, absolutely keep the registering and keep the slot machines doing. they use as a money machine is a huge cash register that is ran by people who don't care about people's lives being lost. this is your media reflection of reality. the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community. you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true? what is in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows, the me the other stuff and then need to talk to someone who can be able to pay more than that for me. when i'm in a position where you may need questions on it for me, which mobile phone you want to do about what you're looking for the day to me i was i got to know good. how do you think you put up with me going to be as long as you want me to tell you the other hand that why would you need that? because that quote, should the me welcome back to the cause report. imac guys are time out of turn to mark valid of increment dumb mark. welcome back time x marks the entire german yield curve is negative. wow, greg foss says this means that these bonds are now a liability and not an asset. do you agree? i do agree, i mean this has been building over years. the yields have been dropping and dropping in some of these countries have been using negatively already since yes, germany, one of the major examples. and yeah, it's just, i think, basic the probably the combination of for, for the kid long bull market in, in bonds and face falling interest rate environment, which has been going on for a long go on for some much more longer. but the car go on forever. how does the government explain this to the population? right? because the population did andr stand. what a negative interest trade bond is. and what's the justification for it to that the government makes these are government bonds to the people haven't explained this. i don't think generally the public cares about about the, the you. but what they do care about is, is arising prices and, and often governments try to make the best of the situation even from a p r. standpoint. when it's, for example, comes to real real estate public is complaining rightly so that the prices are too high. governments often says, well, the good thing is the youth so low, so you can go take on higher debts and use this debt to, to, to buy this price real estate. so the 2nd thing which government says in this relationship is look at the, the, the, you, the interest rate payments, which we have been saving. we've been doing a tremendous job is to lee in just financing our budget so cheaply so, so the government takes this is a positive, but in reality, i think it's a net negative for the whole economy because it disturbs and distorts the whole economy. and this incentivize savings and incentivize, incentivizes that you mentioned that the yield curve is not on people's minds, but rising prices are. and we've seen inflation all over the world now because of money printing. and germany is the interesting, i would say, because they, they are almost uniquely sensitive to rising inflation. historically speaking, this is cause lots of problems over there in russia, of course, they're taking this problem head on by raising rates. they'll say, hey, there's an inflation, we're raising rates, which is what central bank should do in germany. they're saying we see the same inflation, but are actually lowering rates. so there's a philosophical split here. and one, russia seems to be in accordance with actual monetary theory and the history of central banking, the other germany seems to be making things up as it goes along mark, i think german. so is kind of torn into because on the one hand, yes, they still this collective memory of author inflation and people are worried that the place you could come back. well then, the other hand is also think the sense of responsibility to, to keep up this unified europe. and the part of this is basically keeping the earth together, which then again, as a consequence needs so. so germany needs to subsidize southern europe and therefore it needs to keep interest rates low. and so, so i think that we don't know how to, how to handle this. and even the bank is bending over backwards to try to justify the new monetary strategy from the c b, which then again, basically allows high inflation in the medium term, which they really didn't want to initially when to stop the euro. so i think germany is in a predicament, but they really have to go on with, with all these measures. unfortunately. now you mentioned rising prices and we've seen rising asset prices for years. we're now saying right, rise in real estate prices and consumer prices now. and we also see a reaction into asset classes. gold and bitcoin big coin so far is up to 149 percent year on year. whereas gold is down 10 percent. so another interesting split to safe haven assets to inflation sensitive assets. one big coin up over 200 percent. the other gold down 10 percent. what's going on? generally, this isn't kind of monitor is ation process. so that is, that leads me to expect much high performance. generally speaking with convent relative to gold. that means that, that's what you bring up is, is really interesting. the market on the one hand is already discou

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