The Future of the Gold Standard and the Collapse of the Dollar – Robert Kiyosaki, Peter Schiff

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In this episode, Robert Kiyosaki is joined by economist Peter Schiff to discuss the potential return to the gold standard and the implications for the global economy. They delve into historical events like Nixon's 1971 decision to take the dollar off the gold standard, the economic consequences of this move, and Schiff's predictions for a future financial crisis. Peter Schiff shares his views on gold as real money, the flaws of the current monetary system, and what actions individuals should take to protect their wealth. The discussion also touches on the role of BRICS nations, the potential risks of a Fed coin, and the impact of a dollar collapse on the American standard of living. This episode is packed with valuable insights and is essential viewing for anyone concerned about their financial future.

00:00 Introduction
01:35 Historical Context: Nixon and the Gold Standard
04:11 Peter Schiff's Perspective on the Gold Standard
08:53 Impact of COVID-19 on the Economy
10:52 The Role of BRICS and Future Economic Predictions
14:37 Potential Return to the Gold Standard
17:06 Fed Coin and Inflation Concerns
21:44 Final Thoughts and Advice from Peter Schiff
24:10 Conclusion and Farewell
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  • @OmopeYoung says:

    Thank You

  • @sepb3862 says:

    1 hour of Peter Schiff is a masterclass in Austrian Economics. He explains free market capitalism better than any other economist.

    Thank you for having him on. Great to see these 3 greats together teaching financial education. 🙏🙏🙏

  • @wimvanaerde6249 says:

    Peter Schiff is the best

  • @FrenchChefatYourHome says:

    peter is best!

  • @abnashibanga2806 says:

    Our money is fake, so true Fake is a brilliant read thanks Robert

  • @MotivateMindssett says:

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  • @WhiteManXRP says:

    WE ARE FEW BUT ” WE GET IT “, haha
    Robert is in his glorys, let peter hammer it home… Great Stuff

    TRUTH
    nothing more needed

  • @WarringHostMakinSatanToast says:

    *Let us watch what President Donald J. Trump does when he is returned back into the authority & power position by GOD’S VERY HAND.* God warned the righteous and the unrighteous (wicked) in Haggai 2:8, *”The silver is Mine and the gold is Mine, declares the Lord of hosts.”* Those words should cause the wicked to be very concerned. *GOD WILL TAKE BACK WHAT IS HIS,* and He warns the wicked holding His silver and His gold in James 5:1-3, “Come now, you [wicked] rich, weep aloud and lament over the miseries that are surely coming upon you. Your abundant wealth has rotted and is ruined, and your garments have become moth-eaten. Your [fake] gold and your [fake] silver are completely rusted through, and their rust will be testimony against you and it will devour your flesh as if it were fire. You have heaped together treasure for the last days.” Pondering this, God puts silver 1st in His pecking order, but the wicked put gold 1st in their pecking order. *LET’S WATCH GOD.* We’ve entered some amazing days for sure!

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    Great video. Thank you.

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  • @MAanderson153 says:

    We are living in a central planned economy where every good thing seems controlled, from real estate to stocks and now gold. I’m open to ideas how to safeguard and grow my wealth amid high inflation, can’t let over a mil lose its value by just sitting in my bank.

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  • @SarahtheElephant says:

    In today’s world it makes way more since to keep gold in tech and jewelry. Admittedly came in as a skeptic, but in looking for why a shift back towards gold is needed, the answer from this video has a focus on that it’s how we used to do things, and to have a basis on a tangible object. Not bad arguments if we were starting from scratch, but I’d like to fix the problems in the current economics by moving forward, not backwards.

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