The $100 Trillion Debt Bomb: How to Protect Your Wealth Now – Robert Kiyosaki, Jay Martin

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The U.S. bond market is on the brink, and it’s time to face the truth: the financial advice we’ve been fed for decades might just be a lie. In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki dives deep into why U.S. bonds are no longer the “safe” investment financial planners claim them to be. Joined by Jay Martin, host of the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), we explore the shift from bonds to gold, silver, and other real assets as nations worldwide reject U.S. treasuries.

This conversation goes beyond money—it’s about how global resource wars, geopolitical power shifts, and a lack of investment in critical commodities are reshaping the economy. Why are countries stockpiling gold instead of buying U.S. debt? What does this mean for the future of your wealth?

Whether you’re new to investing or a seasoned pro, this episode is packed with insights on real money, commodities, and strategies to protect your financial future. Learn why understanding these global dynamics is more critical than ever and how you can turn uncertainty into opportunity.
0:00 – Introduction: Why this episode matters

0:21 – What’s happening with U.S. bonds?
1:00 – Why Robert distrusts financial planners
1:27 – The shift to gold and silver globally
2:16 – Overview of the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference
3:05 – Resource scarcity and rising commodity prices
4:55 – U.S. dollar challenges and global trade shifts
6:30 – Gold becomes a Tier 1 asset
7:44 – Why VRIC is critical for investors
10:12 – The future of commodities: Gold, silver, and lithium
13:00 – The real story behind resource wars
19:00 – Why bonds are no longer safe investments
23:00 – Real money vs. fake money explained
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