this money is scarcer than gold and faster than fiat currency.g challenge, it is 15 years old, is tech going to mature. [inaudible]. centralize or break it, as long as it resist as handful of forces it provide as compelling network effect liquidity allows you to bring your savings around the world and make payments that don't rely on credit and allows billions of people in countries with high inflation save something that is resistent to debasement. charles: congratulations. great stuff. you're really brilliant when it comes to all of this. appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us. good luck with the book, lyn. >> thank you for having me. charles: let's get to some of your "money mail." paul, i love your show. look forward to it each and every day. your prework is e, organized topic timely information. appreciate it. thank you. that is very kind. check outed my market commentary too. it is at wstreet.com. i put tons of work into it. dive into a lot of these ideas, flesh them out a little more. wstreet.com. it is free. i think you will love it

i trust the free market more than the federal government and this is bureaucratic fiat. we have divided government and we have a majority via its lemon the house and when we talk about funding the government we have to thread a needle but we can prevent taxpayer money from going to implement these new rules. that is our leverage. stuart: i would imagine there's going to have to be a bailout of american car companies which are being forced into this ev revolution because it is not working. i presume you can start a bailout. >> let's talk about that. you make a point. 6% of all the cars now are evs and new sales last year accounted for 1% because 30% more expensive with 60% less range. the free-market say that evs's time hasn't come but the biden administration, car manufacturers lost $3 billion. what about the grid. can the grid hold this? the biden administration has the goal of 50% of all cars by 2032 to bevs, we don't about the grid and what about the charging station? the infrastructure is clearly not there. it is like these rules by fiat, they put a band-aid here, th

that would bar the biden administration from spending hundreds of billions of dollars by executive fiat. on june 30 of this year, mere hours after the supreme court decapitated the administration's previous student loan scheme, the department of education unveiled its so-called savings on a valuable education, save, plan. despite its deceptive name, that is without question the most expensive regulation in our nation's history. so how bad will the damage be? the congressional budge office estimate this is new i.d.r. program will actually cost other $260 billion over the next 10 years. over $100 billion more than what the department was telling the american people. but wait. there's more. outside experts estimate the cost to be as much as $559 billion. clearly this is not a clearly this is not a repayment plan and democrats have not been shy about their intentions for reshaping post secondary education. indeed, democrats couldn't get their socialist free college fantasy through congress, so they are attempting to shove it down the throats of americans through the loan program by executiv

the laws changed in the middle through fiat.ow would you reconcile that and prevent that from happening in the future? guest: i don't know if they changed through fiat. one of the things that happened in 2020's people were voting but scared to death because of covid. there were dropbox is added and people wanted to vote by mail because they did not want to stand in line for an hour. people were literally dying of covid. in the primary, the fear was there still in the general. democratic and republican states tried to accommodate that. drug -- dropbox's got a lot of attention in 2020, especially when people in democratic states started to use them. selleck city, utah had a dropbox is for years. anchorage has had dropbox's for years, it was not viewed as a problem. other states in 2020 -- i was one of them trying to do this in ohio -- people because of covid said can't we voted that way? some states of both parties do it. no one thinks there is fraud. there has never been far proven. a letter people chose to vote by mail because o

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he's being kicked out by fiat by a court without being charged. this whole thing is off the wall and wrong, tom. with. >> well, liz, i think you should have been a constitutional lawyer, because you are reading the text of the amendments which is exactly what counts should be doing. and, look, you're right. the 14th amendment doesn't say that this is the process that you go through in order to disqualify someone from the ballot. and i think that's where this ruling is going to be legally vulnerable. i think there's an excellent chance that the united states supreme court says, look, no question this is an important amendment, it was enacted at a very significant time in our nation's history, but this simply isn't the way that you go about enforcing it, allowing this one court in colorado -- as you point out -- in the absence of a trial or a conviction for insurrection to make a decision on its own and disqualify someone which prevents colorado voters from voting for the candidate of their choice. elizabeth: tom, this is banana republic stuff. this

additional fiat -- via judicial fiat. one question i have and i put it to you as a legal expert, if it's so clear that there was sufficient evidence that he engaged in insurrection, why didn't jack smith pursue that? elizabeth: again, he wasn't charged with insurrection. a.g. garland never charged him with insurrection. special counsel smith never charged him with insurrection. the president said at that time peacefully, peacefully protest. yes, people don't agree with what happened, of course, on january 6th, haps, but this is a step too far, what they're doing. and-already impeached for this, by the way, in trying to remove him from state ballots. final word, hans. >> look, he was acquitted of that charge in the impeachment trial in the u.s. senate, yet these four judges saying that they have the ability to override what the u.s. senate did, the u.s. senate which represented the people of all 50 states. that is not something that should happen in this country. elizabeth: got it. brent tolman, hans von spakovsky, thanks

this is what we call fiat currency, it can be bought, there is a demand for it, it can be exchanged forpeople use dollars only because other people accept them as payments, and until the united states will not print too many dollars, the dollar will retain its value within the framework of those goods that can be bought with it, if our government, the central bank, which... this will be expressed in inflation, because the central the bank distributed the value of the currency depends on its supply, on the limitation of this supply, if the government prints too much money, then there will be high inflation, from an economic point of view, much better than war. and the idea that war is good for the economy is not true. the us wasted at least 5 trillion dollars by simply blowing the whistle on afghanistan, iraq, syria, libya, all these wars that the us was stupid about, only increasing the us national debt. he is very tall now. the government owes about 100% of the debt. it weakens our economy. our situation would be much better if we spent. money for peaceful consumption, for housing, for

silver, there is nothing behind it, it is used only because people accept it. this is what we call fiatis a demand for it, it can be exchanged for goods, but it is not backed by anything, people use dollars only because other people accept them as payments, and until the united states will not print too many dollars, the dollar will retain its value, first, if it prints more money than there are goods, then of course the dollars will lose value, it will... this one of the reasons why the last couple of years there has been high inflation is because the central bank gave away a lot of dollars in twenty, twenty during the coronavirus pandemic, this led to inflation in twenty two , in twenty, the value of a currency depends on its supply to print too much money, there will be high inflation. from an economic point of view, peace is much better than war. and the idea that war is good for the economy is not true. the us wasted at least $5 trillion just by draining the pipe into afghanistan, iraq, syria, libya, all these wars, which the united states was stupid, only increased the us national

silver, there is nothing behind it, it is only used because people accept it, that's what we call fiatis a demand for it, it can be exchanged for goods , but it is not backed by anything, people use dollars only because other people accept them as payments, and until the united states prints too many dollars, the dollar will retain its value within the limits of the goods that it can buy. if our government, the central bank, which we call the federal reserve, prints more money. this will be expressed in inflation. this is one of the reasons why there has been high inflation in the last couple of years, because the central bank gave away a lot of dollars in twenty, twenty during the coronavirus pandemic, this led to inflation in twenty-two, twenty, the value of a currency depends on its supply , from the limitations of this proposal. print too much money, there will be high inflation. from an economic point of view, peace is much better than war. and the idea that war is good for the economy is not true. the us wasted at least 5 trillion dollars by simply blowing the whistle on afghanis

silver, there is nothing behind it, it is only used because people accept it, that's what we call fiator it, it can be exchanged for goods, but it is not backed by anything. people use dollars only because other people accept them as payment, and as long as the united states does not print too many dollars, the dollar will only retain its value in terms of the goods it can buy. if our government, the central bank, which we call the federal reserve, prints more money than there are goods, then of course the dollar... will lose value, this will be expressed in inflation. this is one of the reasons why inflation has been high for the last couple of years, because the central bank has given away a lot of dollars in the twenties, twenties during the coronavirus pandemic. this led to inflation in '22, '20. the value of a currency depends on its supply, on the limitations of this supply. if the government prints too much money, it will. from an economic point of view, peace is much better than war, and the idea that war is good for the economy is not true. the us has wasted at least 5 trillio

bankrupt, we are already technically bankrupt, and we are doing this at the expense of foreign money, the fiatppen here in the usa, but nevertheless we are letting in an additional 10-15 million illegal immigrants and... so this situation will cause a political revolution in our country, this has been delayed, this is why trump appeared in the sixteenth , but at the moment the situation is five times worse, both from the immigration side and from the financial side, and all this will come out and not only during the election race, especially those who are under thirty, you are russian serfs, you do not own anything and will not own anything, and the financial situation of our country will only get worse, from above there is also a situation with a massive influx of illegal immigrants into our country, we are pushing them with radicals and globalists, it will be, it will be, you know, if you think that today’s protests in columbus square are serious, then you haven’t yet you understand what awaits ahead, there will be no twenty-fifth year and subsequent years. there is no magic wand for everyth

along a zebra crossing when a small pedestrian was hit by a minibus , according to eyewitnesses, the fiat, a twenty-nine-year-old young man, gave them a sound signal, but without slowing down in advance, did not have time to brake in time, the child received injuries, he was hospitalized. i re-registered the property to my relatives and on their behalf sold everything to save 80,000 rubles. an entrepreneur from gomel took advantage of a loophole in the simplified system. conducting high-rise buildings within the regional center. when the construction was completed, all calculations were closed, the entrepreneur received ownership of three apartments and five parking spaces, but his construction costs were not confirmed on paper. the entrepreneur drew up fictitious donation agreements for real estate to his close relatives and sold them. the total amount of proceeds from sales amounted to over 600,000 rubles. and with these funds the entrepreneur. arranged in his own way discretion, thus, the execution of effective trust agreements, as well as the subsequent sale of real estate through his

according to eyewitnesses, the driver of the fiat, a twenty-nine-year-old young man, gave it to them.ignal, but without slowing down in advance, did not have time to brake in time, the child was injured and was hospitalized. i re-registered the property to my relatives and sold the property on their behalf, all in order to save 80,000 rubles. an entrepreneur from gomel took advantage of a loophole in the simplified taxation system and became involved in a criminal case for tax evasion. the financial police became interested in the businessman. according to their information, the man within the framework of a concluded agreement between a simple partnership and a construction organization. construction of a high-rise building within the regional center, when construction was completed all calculations were closed, the entrepreneur received ownership of three apartments and five parking spaces, but his construction costs were not confirmed on paper. entrepreneurs were issued fictitious donation agreements for real estate to their close relatives and sold them. the total proceeds from sa

we are not just bankrupt, we already have technical bankruptcy, and we do it with foreign money and fiatill happen here in the us, and yet we are letting in an additional 10-15 million illegals. and this is what corporations want, because they want the lowest wages possible, besides, they want an increase in the market, they want more consumers, so this situation will cause a political revolution in our country, it all took a long time, that’s why trump appeared in the sixteenth, but for now at the moment the situation is five times worse, both from the immigration side and from the financial side, and all this will come out and not only during the election race, my audience, especially those who are under thirty, you are russian serfs, you own nothing and you will not own anything, and the financial situation of our country will only get worse, from above there will also be a situation with a massive influx of illegal immigrants into our country, driven by radicals and globalists, it will be, it will be, you know, if you think that today’s protests in the square columba is seriously, yo

the fiats based on ethnicity. based on race.acked including byte wou bite when wed the second gentleman kamala harris' husband as you point out men are toxic. i feel like men are under constant attack by the left, the democrat party in the medium i wrong about that question. >> you are not wrong the ideology of the left now and for decades has been there something inherently wrong with masculinity. so they went to educate our kids out of it. got two little boys at home they are 10 and eight i write about them in the book. you look at what our kids are taught in schools by the time they go to preschool for heaven sake they are taught if they are a boy if they want to be aggressive if they want to talk about guns that is bad that the need to be medicated that he be quieted down when they get a little older they are taught manhood is inherently dangerous to contribute to climate change. they need to renounce their masculinity. you see this ideology it permeates our media, our culture, all driven by the left and then wonder why is i

he cannot, on his own, issue a fiat or a directive that the treasury won't collect half a trillion dollarsn dollars. that matters taken to the supreme court. the supreme court said joe, you do not have that power, do not do it. joe says what an extremist right wing out of control supreme court try to tell me what to do trying to uphold separation of power in the power under article one the power of the purse. i want to seize the power of the purse. i want to make these decisions so joe has actively gone around inthe constitution, the congres, has defied the purpose and directive of the u.s. supreme court. and has now given away at 400 -- $500 billion of taxpayer dollars in violation of the const constitution, that is article two of impeachment. article three, what is the primary responsibility of the president? we have one commander-in-chief. he is the commander-in-chief. what if we have a commander-in-chief that takes steps that empowers our sworn enemy? that takes steps to issue waivers that allows tens of billions of dollars to flow into the coffers of say the iranian regime. a terroris

he said if trump is kept out of office through judicial fiat rather than being defeated in a fair election. never accept the result. this country will become ungovernable. cannot maintain a military or even a strong economy, it has half the voting public means the election are meaningless. super power status would be gone and now for a lot of people on the left i know that wouldn't be that bad of a result because they have hated this country for decades. they don't much like the military either. they would be happy to see it all fail never more excited when george floyd riots were happening. everyone was trashing the united states. they loved that business leaders, and foreign policy hawks, they need to realize that they are on a train to crazy town. a point of no return. because by foolishly aligning with the far left, they have already done enormous damage to their cause and if they continue on their current path, there is no chance at redemption. think of it this way. what's the point of being in the u.s. establishment when the u.s. government is in chaos? what's their stock portfolio g

solution to that is to just punt until a couple of years from now when he can just dismiss the cases by fiat. >> we will have to leave there it with both you have. geraldo rivera and philippe reines. this will not end any time soon. thank you both. >> thank you, abby. >>> a satanic temple display at the iowa state capitol stirring up some controversy. new tonight, the display has been vandalized. we'll speak with the group's founder, next. >>> it's the display at the center of a free speech debate in america, the satanic temple of iowa putting up this scene in the iowa state capitol, built with the state's permission. it includes a statue of a goat-headed figure, along with the seven tenets of the group's beliefs. but not everyone is feeling blessed by its appearance. iowa's governor kim reynolds calling it absolutely objectionable. another lawmaker calling it disgusting. and tonight, outrage hits a boiling point with the display vandalized, and the goat-headed figure beheaded. i want to bring in the co-founder and spokesperson of the satanic temple lucien greaves. lucien, thanks for being h

stems probably, first and foremost, from the broken incentive system here in america that comes from fiatlity or family what you're trying is to find other ways and for the state when they try to find other ways, they looked at tech and to make peaceful people criminals. >> jesse: the next thing you know the government has all the cameras. they are just going to say, where were you? oh, i know exactly where you were when you were there and where you were going and where you were coming from. but we're just trying to keep you safe, right, shane? >> yes. exactly. once upon a time we had a constitution in the united states. i think we're past the constitution, or post constitution. in the constitution this should be the line in the sand for the residents of the united states, whether you're a democrat, republican, libertarian or against all of these things. look, the fifth amendment guaranteed you the right-to-life and property without -- you couldn't take it without going to court. the six isth amendment obviously guarantees the right to a speedy trial, a public trial, a lawyer, a defense,

rules by fiat, this is unrealistic and you cannot implement them. >> these rules cover 2024 but they't be finalized until the end of 2,024. there's confusion if you purchase a car in the first part of 2024 will it be covered or not. don't you think it looks like the chevy? neil: look like nothing i have ever seen. looks like it was manufactured in a lab and married in a junkyard with whatever they have available. elon musk is a genius but on this particular vehicle -- in 30 years. >> you are actually probably right about that. great seeing you again. holiday sales soaring. where are consumers coming up with this money. they are getting it now and paying it back later. rachel cruz is worried about that after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol r

argument to such a degree that you would basically subvert the election and take him off the judicial fiatquestion i have, and i put it to you as a legal expert, if it's so clear there was sufficient evidence that he engaged in insurrection, why didn't jack smith pursue that? >> i think one thing jacks mitt has already noted, he's arguing that the president did infect engaged in insurrection. if you're asking what jack smith didn't charge him with conspiracy, that's a charge -- decision every prosecutor mix. jack smith had to move quickly, because if we're going to speak frankly, there is a fear that if the former president wins reelection, he's going to shut down a legitimate investigation. but i think it's important to look at the words of the constitution. it's clear. and what this opinion does, it reads out and extreme detail what it's clear. not everyone may agree it's a silver bullet. but frankly, i would challenge anyone, including the supreme court, to unpack this decision and take it apart. show us what is a bit of reasoning here, and i'll be old heroes. >> let me read from the re

the colorado court removed him from the ballot by fiat.k at the 14th amendment itself. it spells out who can be removed from ballots. representatives, senators, electors. president is not included. why? because a president holds a uniquely singular position as chief executive. indeed, he takes a different oath, separate from officers of the united states. so what we have here is a colorado supreme court that is an outlier, as the professor said, endorsing something that is inherently antidemocratic, depriving the voters of their right to decide who to vote for for president. >> kayleigh: they can't even write a name. imagine that. under the wording of the opinion, they can't even write in donald j. trump. i'll be watching the others. hopefully it's a 9-0 opinion. gregg jarrett, thank you. to more bad news out of the middle east. terror attacks targeting american service members abroad. democrats seem to be more threatened by republicans here at home. crazy. this special edition of "hannity" continues after the break. ♪ ♪ his a1c? it's down

they're going to say this is a judicial fiat to deprive people of their choice and there are tens oflions and look, the guy is 50 points ahead in the republican primary for president here, so they're going to say this is an effort on the part of it, and as you read earlier they're already blaming democrats and biden and all of that to try and deprive people of their choice. it's seismic and the legal question is size mick. the political question is it's size seismic, and it pro pretrents trump from running. by the way, he does have a trial coming up in march where they will hear facts around his activities leading up to the insurrection, but what is the impact on a country that's already badly divided where tens of millions of americans are told you can't vote for the candidate of your choice. i'm very, very torn about that because i think what he did was the most heinous thing a president can do. on the other hand, you know, we -- we don't want to rip the country apart and we're faced in history from time to time with questions like this and now it's in the lap of the supreme court.

and forgive my inadequate high school latin pronunciation it goes like i think it's fiat justicia -- and it means let justice reign though the heavens may fall. in other words, you have to let the chips fall where they may if the conclusion is the disputable, which i think it is here. and there was no contention by the dissent here that the legal conclusion was wrong or no contention here that the facts did not -- were not shown by clear and convincing proof in the district court. i don't know how they get around it. and i wrote an article today in the atlantic saying exactly that. the dissent's weakness last night showed that the majority opinion was quite correct. >> yeah, and i'm not going to relitigate the dobbs decision with you because we don't have time, george -- >> we could do that per week. >> yeah, we will do that on another segment. this court is -- to your point, mark, this court has proposed it is not a political body, that it doesn't take political policy considerations, it's just looking at the constitution. the state supreme court ruling goes back and quotes neil gor

cake obliviousness, the majority pulls the records and announces color blindness for all by legal fiatust off campus, a clash between pro israel students and a pro palestinian group. >> as war raged in the middle east, college campuses in america became battlegrounds as well, where the boundaries between the free speech and hate speech became trench lines. >> so, the answer is, yes, that calling for the genocide of jews violates harvard code of conduct, correct. >> it depends on the context. >> it does not depend on the context. the answer is yes and this is why you should resign. >> university professors were tested before congress and the nation. >> university of pennsylvania president elizabeth mcgill resigned over the weekend. >> the embattled president of harvard is saying, at least for now. >> outrage tonight in nashville. a reaction to republican-led efforts to expel three democratic lawmakers from the state legislature. >> the fury spread to the floors of americas state houses, were civil rights, like free speech, would be hip checked. with the ouster of rising political stars

each since the fiat inflation era in 197 1, equities give you 6.5%.you can make a case for holding it, but you can really do better elsewhere it seems. >> yeah. those numbers sound low to me to be honest. but fair enough. gold doesn't pay interest in dividends. gold is very volatile. there are periods of time like during the '90s where it did nothing for a long period of time. then it sort of caught up in the period from 2000 to 2013. it balanced itself out and was in a trading range for most of the teens. the last few years, it's moved quite a bit. when you keep printing money and you keep declining the unit value of currency around the world, gold holds its value. i would argue that holding that value is higher than the 1%. and sometimes very aggressively. but i would say that there are reasons why you use gold as part of a broader strategy, unless you're a trader and you trade in short-term trends. you want to own part of it to provide balance to a portfolio to provide a non-correlated feature, and it will give you a return in whole values. so ther

if trump is kept out of office through judicial fiat rather than being defeated in a fair election his supporters will never accept the results. this country will become ungovernable. biden ally democrat senator chris coons is defending the high court ruling. >> i was here on january 6th. we had an impeachment trial for president trump after the events of january 6th. i think it is undeniable in my view that he participated in an insurrection and as such should be disqualified from holding federal office. >> harris: adam schiff hit social media with this. accountability for inciting an insurrection, it's about time. president biden jumped into the pool as well against trump. of course he did. rich edson is at the white house with that part of the coverage. >> good morning, harris. president biden is looking ahead to a potential rematch with former president trump. biden says he refuses to comment on these court cases though he did -- was asked about something specific, a specific tenet of the case, whether trump was an insurrectionist. >> president biden: i think that is self-evident.

particularly democratic politicians, to think they can change the way we operate and they can do it by fiaton some sort of power trip emboldened by biden and harris at this moment. but while i have you guys here, just want to pause, a take a look at the markets. futures are mixed, three trading days left in 2023. we'll see where it shakes out. we started bouncing around yesterday like this on the flat line and we ended up having a record close so things can always change but markets this year, wow, they were on a tear. the dow was up 13%, the nasdaq up 44%, s&p 500 up over 24% year-to-date. oil prices pulling back a little bit this morning. they settled at december highs yesterday, investors keeping an eye on the ongoing conflict in the middle east. 75, 12 24 is where we stand now. you think that's a goldilocks number. >> i.>> it's not goldilocks iu think why am i spending $4.75 again. when oil goes down to 65, you shut in production, prices go up. when oil goes to 95, you add a production, so there's a that a dynamic, the market at a work, 65 to 95 a is my view as a former oil trader and m

argument to such a degree that you would basically subvert the election and take him off the judicial fiat, one question i have, and i put it to you as a legal expert. if it's so clear that there is sufficient evidence that he engaged in insurrection, why didn't jack smith pursue that? >> well i think one thing jack smith has already noted that he is arguing that the president did in fact engage in this insurrection. but you're asking why jacks with didn't charge a additional conspiracy. that's a charge that every prosecutor makes. and jake smith, frankly, had to move quickly. because you are going to speak frankly, there's a fear that if the former president wins the election, he's gonna shut down which is a legitimate investigation. but i think -- look at the words of the constitution. it says what it says. it's clear, and what this opinion does, it lays out in extreme detail why it's clear. not everyone may agree that it's a silver bullet, but frankly, i would challenge anyone, including the supreme court, to unpack this decision and take it apart. show us where it went wrong. show us w

someone who for years was biting your time and never asked for a raise, it was not that a national fiat wage had to prevail. you had clout. at restaurant levels and retail workers, there was an inter-standing you can automate out of these problems. a lot of people cannot beg for workers to show up. unemployment is below 4%, can you hire people without adding to inflation? it's tricky, but there is vindication for people who a few years ago were worth eight dollars or nine dollars an hour and maybe now twice that. geoff: thank you. roben: happy new year. geoff: you too. ♪ the extent to which women experience morning sickness can vary, and those with extreme nausea and vomiting during pregnancy often face stigma when trying to receive care. while the condition is understudied, new research is giving hope for better treatment. amna recently spoke with several women affected by the condition, and one researcher working to understand the cause. amna: anywhere from 50% to 90% of all pregnant women struggle with morning sickness. for a smaller group, about 2%, it can be debilitating or dangero

extraordinary legal action in hopes of pressing the courts to impose its political objectives by judicial fiathe have it right? >> i think she does. listen, these are a group of authoritarians, right? they have more in common with the communist chinese than they do with traditional american democracy. and you see it, again, the pressure on the courts but also the pressure on the american people whether it's with evs or leaf blowers or disturb washers. -- dishwashers. the authoritarianism of this party is outrageous. and, again, i think so many americans go leave me alone. i want to make decisions for myself. stop trying to pressure the courts. let's give power back to the people and let them decide what kind of country they want to live in and by what rules. david: the great thing the about america is you don't have to be political, or it used to be that way where you don't have to be political in you -- if you don't want to be. it's christmas season, so let's be faithful -- >> david, lollipop lamb chop, that's what we're doing at the duffy household. david: we're doing short ribs, but have a

amendment's and so many other things, but the fact they can criminalize something through executive fiat through a bureaucratic edict without having any democratic debate, not having your representatives vote on that, that is a danger to all constitutional rights. not just second amendment constitutional rights. truth be told, no one had ever really tried to do that until the trump administration did it. they set the ground rule when they tried to do this bump stock thing. it is just a piece of plastic. all of a sudden people will be felons because they have a piece of plastic? they tried to do it through bureaucracy, the courts, and i don't think it is constitutional to simply rule something illegal like that. but that is what biden is following. he's following that playbook. it has been done in two successive administrations. when i'm president, on day one, we will real in this administrative state. we have come a long way to where we should be as americans. but we need to restore the constitution to the centerpiece of our national life. if we don't do that, a lot of these other battle

amendment's and so many other things, but the fact they can criminalize something through executive fiat through a bureaucratic edict without having any democratic debate, not having your representatives vote on that, that is a danger to all constitutional rights. not just second amendment constitutional rights. truth be told, no one had ever really tried to do that until the trump administration did it. they set the ground rule when they tried to do this bump stock thing. it is just a piece of plastic. all of a sudden people will be felons because they have a piece of plastic? they tried to do it through bureaucracy, the courts, and i don't think it is constitutional to simply rule something illegal like that. but that is what biden is following. he's following that playbook. it has been done in two successive administrations. when i'm president, on day one, we will real in this administrative state. we have come a long way to where we should be as americans. but we need to restore the constitution to the centerpiece of our national life. if we don't do that, a lot of these other battle

i like both those things as fiat currency hedge. charles: we have 30 seconds.old chart is coming back to levels around breaking out. is it more these day as store of value? something that we can really make money in? are there alternative ways to make money. i'm looking at gold, changing my thesis personally i own gold, feel like it a store of value, not necessarily i would get rich on. >> that is exactly what i think, a settle above 2065, 2070 is where the next leg is going higher. think i that gold is still reflecting to us, kind of a echoing those bad long end auctions that happened over the last six weeks when the market is not as, doesn't have the appetite for our deficit they did in the past. gold is becoming something serious. i'm not one of these dedollarization guys but i think there are people out there that might push gold higher that are dedollarization people. charles: jim, always appreciate it you. >> thank you, charles. charles: coming up the market went from cruise control to freefall in the blink of an eye yesterday. i will ask kenny polcari an

anyone who is concerned about fiat currency which, by the way, should be everyone, quite frankly, promotedlong time ago. the only thing i had trouble with, the idea that this amazing, full proof design that could never be breached, i mean, every day we wake up to cybersecurity crimes and, you know, but i got that tell you, it's -- i will probably buy more at some point. listen, i've got some gold. but this is the way i look at it, because i don't think the gold-bitcoin comparison works anymore. for me, gold is a store of value is. i'm not going to get rich with gold, but gold is something that will be worth something forever. but i think bitcoin is an investment. could be an investment that can go up in value maybe tremendously. so it's got huge upside potential, and the adoption rate is growing faster and faster. stuart: jobs report on friday. you think that's pivotal to the markets in what way? >> without a doubt. i mean, listen, everyone wants to believed that the federal reserve is out the way. the last test of this might be this jobs report. ironically, the estimate is a little bit hi

warned, quote, if trump is kept out of office through judicial fiat rather than being defeated in a fair never accept the results. the country will become ungovernable. what is the larger impact of this decision? >> i think that's a reasonable analysis from rfk jr. there. you heard similar from some of the republican candidates who argued they want to beat trump too. they want to make sure it is voters who decide it. we have not heard anything from the biden campaign or white house on this. they have judiciously avoided comment on it, which i think plays to that. i'm watching the supreme court here. they're going to have to wade into this. it is going to be ugly and that institution can get dragged down into this story as well, which i think will be the thing to be watching for in the early spring. >> garrett haake, thank you so very much. secretary of state antony blinken is giving his year end news conference, being asked about venezuela. let's listen in. >> what will it take -- what does the united states need to see in such a resolution for it not to veto it? and if that can't be don

not try to win this way of rfk junior tweeting out if trump is kept out of office through judicial fiatefeated in a fair election his supporters will never accept the result this country will become ungovernable. west running a third-party bid said the same thing i don't this is item the courts regrets they are right just to put in perspective charles manson was indicted eight times. the unit bomber was indicted 10 times. donald trump has been indicted 91 times to not one of those is fher insurrection. he was acquitted in the senate trout jamie raskin may be complaining but he did not do very good job he did not get a conviction. jack smith did not include a charge of incitement of insurrection in his indictment there's along the books 18 u.s. code 2383 which makes a federal crime to incite, assist or participate in a rebellion or insurrection against the federal government he's not charged with that. the idea somehow the states can come in without a federal court having convicted him of insurrection or him having been impeached by the congress by the united states senate is absurd. thi

maybe it's because the system that's being propped up by fiat currency is a house of cards?ano. porchg i cracked up because she's like, you know, why do these terrorists love this stuff? they always like billions of dollars that you give to them as well. >> look, i think that you nailed it, right? bad people are going to do bad things regardless of the tall. the banks themselves -- the tool. the banks themselves have done plenty of bad things. jp morgan over the last few years have paid $39 billion in fines, but also remember, politicians, we have a politician here in new york who was just charged with wire fraud and credit card fraud. bad people are going to do bad things regardless. why are they scared of it? one, there might be a lack of education. the other way is they're threatened by it because it's competition, and if we know anything, big companies love to use regulatory capture, and the best way to compete against someone that you fear is to get them to make rules that say you can't do that hear. -- here. and so jamie dimon wants to stamp out crypto. he has a crypto

obliviousness, today the majority pulls the record, and announces color blindness for all by legal fiatstudents and a propeller senior group. >> as war raged in the middle east, college campuses in america, battlegrounds as well. the boundaries between free speech and hate speech, but trent lands. >> so, the answer is, yes, calling for the genocide of jewish people violates harvard's code of conduct, correct. >> it depends on the context. >> it does not depend on the context. the answer is yes and this is why you should resign. >> university professors were tested, before congress and the nation. >> university of pennsylvania president elizabeth mcgill resigned over the weekend. >> the embattled president of harvard is staying at least for now. >> outrage tonight in nashville, in the reaction from republican-led efforts to expel three democratic lawmakers from the state legislature. >> the fury spread to the floors of america state houses, where civil rights like free speech would be -- with the ouster of rising political stars, a cue the -- while fighting for gun reform. >> do you thin