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Most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the World Wide Web. This is the Rob Carson Show.
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This is a Rob Carson Show. There you go. Hello. This is the Rob Carson show, hour number three. Hour number three on the. On the show today. And we got a lot of stuff to cover before the end of the radio program. Thus far, it's been a pretty darn good show. Eric Schmidt, the Senator from Missouri, the first hour. John Reed, running for Lieutenant governor of Virginia, second hour, lots of commentary, comedy, all sorts of stuff. And of course, we are on radio stations around the country, thanks to the great Newsmax Incorporated, also Chris Ruddy, who gave me this opportunity, which I am eternally grateful for internally. Eternally grateful for on very, like I said, radio stations and also streaming on all Newsmax social media, which has been growing pretty dramatically on rumble and on YouTube and on X and on Instagram and on Facebook. It's crazy. Crazy. So I enjoy doing it. I got a picture of Donald Trump up there on the screen. Yeah, there's a reason why. There's a reason why. I'll play that in one second. Well, I got a picture of Donald Trump up there. Israel's fury grows as Hamas holds on to 20 dead hostages raging. Donald Trump orders them to disarm her. He will. Theory is spreading across Gaza as Hamas clings on to 20 dead hostages despite the US President threatening to violently disarm them. The terror group handed over four bodies Tuesday. Relatives of hostages will still in its clutches. Took to the streets in Tel Aviv to call for the return of their loved ones. Came just hours after the first hostages handed back on Monday as part of the Gaza ceasefire deal. This is Hamas. Can you imagine being the parent of a loved one or the, you know, spouse of someone who was murdered by these savages and they won't even give you the body, you know, the closure of it. It's just so ridiculous. This is why I hope that Hamas fafos screws around and finds out. Because, you know, Donald Trump is only looking for an excuse. And this is the one thing, I mean, I said, the only way we're going to be able to end this in the Middle east is get rid of Hamas and drive the Ayatollah out of power, too. By the way, here is Donald Trump yesterday.
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They're going to disarm because they said they were going to disarm. And if they don't disarm, we will disar them.
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Yep.
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How will you do that.
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I don't have to explain that to you.
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Yeah, it's called kaboom.
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But if they don't disarm, we will disarm them. They know I'm not playing games. Okay? Now we did something monumental. We got the hostages back. That was the first thing we had to do.
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Above all else, took the trump card off the table there, get the hostages back.
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Now they misrepresented because we were told they had 26, 24 of dead hostages, if we can use those terms. And it seems as though they don't have that because we're talking about a much lesser number. But that's a very tough subject. I want them back. That's what they said. I want them back. Also they said they were going to disarm and initially speaking they needed, you know, they did take out a couple of gangs that were very bad. Very, very bad gangs. And they did take them out and they killed a number of gang members. And that didn't bother me much, to be honest with you. That's okay. We had a couple of very bad gangs. You know, it's no different than other countries. Like Venezuela sent their gangs into us and we took care of those gangs. We have. Washington D.C. is one of the safest cities in the country. It was one of the worst cities in the country. If you go back just a little while ago, right now it's safe. You can walk to work. Isn't it nice? But we have told them we want disarm and they will disarm.
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Disarm or you go boom, boom. That's the way it is, man. That's the way it is. That's the way it is. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the Mexican drug cartels are placing bounties on the heads of Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE agents. You know, it's kind of weird because the Democrat party and people like JB Pritzker are down with it, man. They are on the same side. Antifa is helping the cartels in Chicago and Portland, Oregon by providing logistical support like pre stage protest gear, exposing the identities of ICE agents. That's why they want the masks off. I kind of wondered, you know, they were talking about how, you know, a lot of the money coming from these cartels might have ended up in politicians pockets. Might ended up in politicians pockets. Here is Rob Schmidt from Newsmax. He does a great show every night on Newsmax talking about this Homeland Security.
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Revealing just how dangerous the job of immigration enforcement has become in this country. And it's Getting worse every day. Revealing that Mexican cartels are now seeking hitmen inside the United States to take.
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The Democrat party is on their side.
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Out ICE and border patrol agents, quote, Mexican criminals in coordination with domestic extremist groups inside the US have placed targeted bounties on ICE and CBP agents. These criminal networks have issued explicit instructions to U S based sympathetics they call them, including street gangs in Chicago to monitor, harass and assassinate federal agents.
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Yeah, and JB Pritzker is on their side. There is no doubt whatsoever he is on their side. He's fomenting rage and violence against them. That's why I hope the insurrection act is used and J.B. pritzker is arrested. You know why? Cuz nobody will care.
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These are hitches jobs. They use the term U. S based sympathetics.
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Right?
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The cartels are looking for people inside the country sympathetic to their cause. And that is a rapidly expanding demographic here in the US as globalist politicians and the media work together to vilify basic border control, which we've seen now for months. Great example of that. Illinois's governor right here. Threatening, threatening. Listen, thousands of immigration officers in this country with prosecution. Once Democrats take back power, the tables will turn someday.
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These people should recognize that maybe they're not going to get prosecuted today, although we're looking at doing that. But they may get prosecuted after the Trump administration for the things that they did because the statute of limitations won't have run. Unbelievable. This guy, he thinks he's going to be the president someday. And the only way, the only possible gasp of a possibility of a campaign is to be anti Trump. But he's never going to be the president because he's an unlikable toad. He's an unlikable, despicable toad. He will never be the president. JB Pritzker will never be popular enough to be the president of the United States. That's just it, JB So you might as well give up. You might as well give up. You know what? And also here, here's some people of color in Chicago. They're cool with Donald Trump sending the.
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Guard in reaction was that this is a good thing. I think that the governor as well as the mayor should be on board with it. Just so we can get a bit.
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More of security in Chicago the way that we. You see, they're standing in the schoolhouse doors because they want to keep you uneducated in poor schools, poor and filled with grievance. That's what Democrats do to people of color. They've been doing it for Centuries. That's what they do. But Donald Trump's going after a lot of these Mexican nationals coming in here who are supporting the cartels. By the way, Mexico's government is owned by the cartels. But that's coming to an end.
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Trump administration has revoked the visas of at least 50 politicians and government officials in Mexico as part of its crackdown against drug cartels and their suspected political allies. According to Reuters. The politicians and officials are members of the country's ruling Morena Party headed by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, along with dozens.
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Who's a nice Jewish girl from other parties.
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Their names haven't been publicly confirmed, but at least four officials have acknowledged losing visas. A State Department official did not confirm the report, but said that visas can be revoked for a variety.
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Mexico, you know what, you're a little, you're a little sucker, sucker fish on the belly of the, of the shark here. And honestly, Mexico, you better get your crap together because you depend on us for everything and you better get it together. And you know, this is, this is happening. This stuff's going to end. Mexico is going to have to get its stuff together. They have been very abusive to the United States, opening the border, allowing the narco terrorists to come in and flood our country with fentanyl in Mexico. You are, you are treading on thin ice, people. You are treading on thin ice. Here is Pam Bondi talking about JB Pritzker in the cities of Memphis and then comparing it to what Donald Trump has done in Washington D.C. yeah, he.
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Is apoplectic that Donald Trump wants to come in and help Chicago and fix Chicago and make Chicago safe. You know how many?
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I'm thinking he's getting his palms greased and I think his palms are greasy. Anyway.
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Seen children we found in Memphis. 44 Finding 1.
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44 Missing kids found in Memphis already.
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Missing child makes it all worthwhile. A missing child is a missing child who's been taken away from their parents.
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Democrats didn't give a crap about 300,000 children track if they go over the southern border for sex. For sex and work.
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Abducted children who are on their own, all under the age of 18, teenagers and younger. 44 missing children. Some have been taken by non custodial parents. Take that to Chicago. They had 571 homicides last year. Pritzker should be begging Donald Trump to come in. And you know what you said about Memphis. We have Mayor Paul Young working with us. He's amazing. He's a Democrat. He wants to make Memphis safe right here in D.C. sean, look how safe D.C. is now because of Muriel Bowser working with Donald Trump. Metro Police Transit authority police right here. Working with all of our federal.
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It is just clean and glorious. In Washington D.C. you go to, to Union Station, you can almost eat off the ground. It's absolutely amazing. Jim Gossett put this together about JB Fritzker on the Rob Carson Show.
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He's got a wave 300. JB Pritzker's huge.
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That's fat shaming.
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When he camps, the bears hide their food. It's hard to say what he weighs.
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He should be a shaming.
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JB steps on the scale. The readout says one at a time every day. He's letting crime run rapid. Chicago's a war zone. But he doesn't want the guard to stay there. Might even wait 3:30, maybe 350. JB is a blimp, is a furniture, is extra sturdy so it won't break.
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Falsetto for you there. That is Jim Gossett. If you want to help him out, go to Jim Gossett Comedy actually@patreon.com Jim Gossett Comedy. Awesome. Let's take a break and come back, shall we? This is the Rob Carson Show. It is Rob Carson Show. I was just looking on the. The news, you know, because I try to keep up with what's happening in the news as the show progresses, despite being EAS distracted. And there's, there's some unrest happening in St. Petersburg. People gathering to protest. Vladimir Putin's. For Putin, I should say. We'll see. We'll see. Obviously, the Ukraine war is wearing a little bit thin and maybe the people in Russia are kind of getting tired of it too. Hopefully. We will see. We will say. I want to mention something, you know, I always say every day and even, even today I'm getting spammed as some sort of a company says that I owe them money for and my card is expired. I get that on my email all the time. And I'm like, I don't, I don't use your product. But a lot of times you skip over that stuff. You just, you know, just, oh, my God, I'm late on something. Well, I'll go ahead and respond and, you know, give them the, whatever the information they need. That's called phishing. Okay? That's what they do. P H I S H I N G. They, they try to, they try to get your, your credit card information and steal it from you. And they do. They do. And a lot of times they actually get away with it. Also, you Download malware, which actually malware, I should say, screws up your computer and it is hard to discern it. I mean, listen, I convert YouTube videos to what's called an MP4 file for my TV show. And 80% of the sites that have YouTube video converters are filled with this malware, which will wreck your computer. It'll give them all the information on your hard drive and it'll wreck your computer. Well, I've got a service that will stop that for you, okay? It's called webroot. 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You're gonna just pinch yourself and you go, oh my God, I can't even believe it. It's crazy. Crazy. So there is that. Anyway, check it out. This is kind of, you know, we're talking about Karen's. And, and Karens have been steamrolling the country for decades now. They are liberal women. And, and Malcolm X. He, he warned everybody against these in the 60s, said that the liberal Democrat is the most dangerous human being when it comes to people of color, among other things. But, but Karen has done everything. She's been over the country. She's a busybody. She's Elizabeth Warren, okay? If you want the perfect Karen, Elizabeth Warren is the Karen annoying liberal woman busybody thinks she knows better than you about everything. She got rid of the Land of the Lakes Indian. She got rid of the Redskins. She got rid of Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima. Even though the people like the family of Aunt Jemima, they loved Aunt Jemima being Aunt Jemima made their community famous. But this is. This is. This is Karen. Karen defunded the police. Even though black people are like, no, don't defund the police. We kind of like having the police around here. No, I've got it. Because I'm Karen. That's Karen. That's Karen, guys. And Karen, she's getting her comeuppance. I think people are done with busybody Karen. The original Karen was Gladys Kravitz on the TV show Bewitched. I used to watch that in syndication as a kid after school. But Gladys Kravitz. At least Gladys Kravitz had something to, you know, really be concerned about. She'd, like, peek in the window at the Stevens house, and all of a sudden, Darren would grow donkey ears. I mean, what the hell is going on there? And then she'd tell everybody about it, and everybody say she's crazy. You know, all of a sudden, you know, a Dr. Bombay will just suddenly appear in the living room. Like, what the hell? You were climbing Mount Everest just a minute ago, and now you're in the middle of the living room. At least Gladys Kravitz had something. You know, you'd have to watch Bewitch to understand those. I haven't watched that show in a long time, like, since I was a kid. Unhinged radical teacher in Scottsdale, Arizona, reportedly labeled a third grader an extremist and had neighbors spy on him. I'm not kidding. Listen to this kid testify in front of the school board.
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I was a third grader at Anasazi, but in a different class than Mrs. Javanette. This teacher created a hostile school environment for kids like me when she didn't like the parents.
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Now, Donna Javanette, third grade teacher at Anasazi Elementary School, went after this kid. Listen.
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She would yell at me in the hallway and hurry me along. Also caught her filming me one day. She claimed she was filming Field day, but the event was over and her phone was pointing right at me.
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Yeah, there was a field Day, and Ms. Donna Javanette was pointing the camera at him, surveilling him.
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At the same time, a neighbor on my street was also filming me while I was outside my home. It was creepy and I felt unsafe. Became so bad that my family had to get a restraining order against my neighbor. At court is when the neighbor revealed a personal email from Mrs. Javanette to my teacher, not to my neighbor, thanking my neighbor for protecting teachers against extremists. This is when I found out that Mrs. Javanette and my neighbor walking together. Now, Mrs. Javanette had been caught celebrating God, violence and a local hero, Charlie Kirk, being assassinated.
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Yeah, she is. She celebrated Charlie Kirk's assassination, Donna Javanette.
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With her post on social media.
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Wow.
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How do you allow her to teach third graders? How do parents leave the kids in her class? She's the reason why we and others left Anastasia. Now I hear more. Or leaving after her recent hateful posts.
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Wow, thank you.
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Well, I mean, who the hell this is. How bad guano crazy the left is has been. Donna Jabinette working with a neighbor to surveil this kid. Surveil this kid. And then celebrating Charlie Kirk's burner. This is the poison of the left. Honestly, this is the point. I just wrote a substack piece today about rebuilding the house divided because you know, yesterday we, Scott Adams talked about how he gave up everything to support Donald Trump. And now we know that we were right. We were right. Our families left us, our friends left us. Today my divorce becomes final. Yeah, I know, I know, I know it's a tough day. But anyway, yeah, you know, this is the kind of insanity. This is the kind of insanity and this. You cannot live like this. You cannot live like crazy. Third grade teachers surveilling a kid because it doesn't like mom and dad and doesn't like the kids political views and then celebrates Charlie Kirk's murder. You want that person teaching your kid? My God, are you out of your mind? All right, so coming up, we're going to talk about Gold and Silver with Kerry Lutz, podcaster, author, Awakening Sovereignty. One mind at a time. I think you're going to find the conversation fascinating. That's on the way. This is the Rob Carson joke. Hey guys, it's Carson. You know, when I was a kid and I would ride in a car, I would get so car sick and so nauseous, my parents would have to carry me into the house. Recently I went on a sailboat in Mexico and I got so motion sick, I was sick all day. Then I found relief band. If you get nauseous, you absolutely must get relief band. Relief band is the original anti nausea wristband that quickly relieves and effectively prevents nausea and vomiting associated with motion sickness, anxiety, migraines, hangovers, morning sickness, chemotherapy and much more. Relief band is legitimately a band you wear on your wrist to give you relief from nausea and you can change the intensity to make it stronger or weaker. It's 100% drug free, non drowsy, works quickly before or after symptoms start and has zero side effects. Relief Band has sold over 1 million devices and is backed by thousands of four star and above reviews, making it a trusted choice for fast acting, natural nausea relief. Right now we've got an exclusive offer just for Rob Carson show listeners. If you go to reliefband.com use promo code carson. You'll receive 20% off plus free shipping. So head to reliefband.com use promo Code carson for 20% off plus free shipping. It's Rob Carson, Joe, on a Wednesday. Wednesday. And man, there's been some crazy stuff happening the last, well, this year regarding the price of precious metals. And you, you've heard me talking about it and now we know that gold cracked $4,100 an ounce, which is like, are you kidding me? I mean, honestly, I remember I talked to financial advisor a few years ago and he said that gold and silver were like the Snuggie of investments. Not so much anymore. When you consider that gold's gone up like 45% this year, it is crazy. And then silver at $53 an hour, an Oscar. Silver at $53. Are you kidding me? Silver. Oh, my God. We invited Kerry Lutz. He's an attorney, podcaster, author of Awakening Sovereignty, One mind at a time. And I was just reading this great piece in Substack that he wrote about $53 silver in the crack in the financial cosmos. And he joins us. How you doing there, Kerry?
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I'm doing good. By the way, I'm a recovering attorney.
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You're a recovering attorney? Well, I was a recovering Catholic, but now I'm back in good stead. Thank you very much.
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Yeah, well, recovery is tricky, you know.
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Yes, it is. Yes, it is. What's the deal, man? What is the deal with, I mean, gold at 4100, Kerry, last week I was, I have Birch Gold as a sponsor on my show and you know, we've had them on for a couple years. I can literally look at the price of gold and in the 60 seconds it takes for me to do the commercial, the price has gone up a doll an ounce.
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Oh, it's nuts.
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It's nuts.
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I could tell you like two months ago I said, I know that silver is going to blast off. I want to prove to my, my audience, all my subscribers, my community, that I can still buy it under melt value. So in other words, if 90% silver, those are pre 1965 quarters, dimes, nickel, half dollars.
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Yeah.
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At the time, the face value of silver was about $25. So if you had a dollar of the pre 1965, it would be worth $25. But it was going up so quick. I could go on ebay and I could bid for silver on a Friday when I knew it went up to $3 an ounce over the past few days. But people had posted their listings, and I wound up buying it. It for 5 to 10% below melt value, which means basically, the stuff was on sale that same $25, $1 face value is now $38.
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Unbelievable.
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That means that in. In literally two or three months, I made 50% on my money. But the other way to look at it is my dollars became worth 50% less in terms of purchasing power for precious metals. Right.
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Yeah. Well, you know, excuse me. I remember when we. When we first started talking with Birch gold, I think gold was 2 grand less than 2 grand. And I mean, listen, could you imagine gold being $4,100, like, right now? Didn't that come kind of as a surprise? Did it come as a surprise? Do you care? And then I want to. I want to know what's. I want to know what's driving this. I got to know what's driving all of this. This.
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Well, it's. Well, there's a lot of things driving it. The inability to control government spending. It's not just the inability. There's no desire to do it. If they wanted to do it, they could. And this is globally. It's the geopolitical situation that looks. That forces people to look for. For safety. You know, it's the panic. Panic buy. And what you can look at it is the canary in a coal mine.
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Yeah.
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Like, Birch is a great company. I know him well. Worked with them myself. And, you know, they're. It looks like they're making a lot of money now, and they are, for sure. But the cost of their product is going up. I know they can only make a margin. And. Yeah, really, it's the global situation. Debt is out of control. There's no. Nobody talking about bringing it down to earth.
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Yeah.
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You know, nobody's saying, well, for the first time in my life, they're actually looking at cutting programs. But I believe it when I see it.
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Exactly. Exactly.
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All those factors. So I'm seeing people carry.
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I'm seeing people prospect. I. I read a piece of the Wall Street Journal. People prospecting.
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Yeah. That's, like, kind of funny. You could watch that show Gold Rush.
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Yeah, I have, actually.
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People. These people get gold fever.
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Yeah.
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And they just, like, they say goodbye to their families, their wives, and they're off in the klondike. Looking for gold. You know, it's. It's kind of addictive.
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Yeah.
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But, you know, the. The system is not as good as they want you to believe. And this is a loss of faith in the. Not just the dollar, the global economic system.
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Yeah. And I hear central banks are buying the hell out of gold right now, which is going to drive it up even further. Right. And make it more scarce. Right.
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Yeah. They've been doing that for a couple years now. The rest of the world just caught up with them.
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Yeah. Do you think that we have the gold that they promise in Fort Knox?
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Well, I kind of doubt it. I kind of doubt it.
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Yeah.
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Again, we might have more, you know, we might have more than they said. That's. There's two arguments. The black swan and the white swan.
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Yeah.
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Black swan says they sold it off 30, 40 years ago in the middle of the night. The white swan says we got way more than what we said, but we never want to admit it because we don't want to do anything that will make people suspect the value of the paper dollar.
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Where do you. Where do you see gold going, man? I mean, right now, dude, you know, if you got $10,000 investment, you're going to get two and a half ounces of gold. It's like, what the what? Not even two and a half, for God's sake. Unbelievable.
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It's going to 10,000. Thousand. First 5,000. That'll be relatively quick. Next three to four months. Then it's going to 10. Wow. Which will happen, like, really quick. And then we got some kind of crisis on the horizon.
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Yeah.
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Whether it's a loss of faith in all fiat currencies. Because the interesting thing. And here's the tell.
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Yeah.
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The tell is that the dollar has been relatively stable. Once all the tariff stuff is kind of passed, the dollar has been holding around 98.99.
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Good.
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While gold is going up and the stock market's going up. So it's a loss of faith in the system.
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Yeah. Well, what the hell have these global governments done to inspire any faith? Right. I mean, honestly, what is our government. We increase spending by 60 dang percent on Covid. And then they looted the treasury to load themselves up and make themselves rich with their NGOs and whatnot. And then they printed money. And they printed money. And they printed money. What the hell?
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Yep. That's why bitcoin is it. Well, it. It's down a little bit now. It's around 110,000, but it was 125,000 last week. So there's a crash. You got to understand, like a lot of these markets are engineered. I don't want to say manipulated or controlled, but if you got your tin hat, tinfoil hat handy, you could say manipulated and controlled. And what you're seeing here is a loss of control over these markets.
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Yeah.
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And I, I, you know, my column, I write a joke about like the computer that rigs all the markets in Comex is called Comex GPT. And Comex GPT has been having, has been twitching, it's been having server issues because it can't control the markets the way it did for the past 60 years. It's a little bit of a satire here.
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Gotcha. Little, little inside investor humor. They're not exactly something I'd want to do on stage. I'm not sure you'd get a good reaction with, but can you, can you hold on, Kerry? Can you hold on, Kerry? A couple more points I want to make of the other side of the break. It's fascinating stuff. Carrie Lutz, attorney, podcaster, author of this Awakening Sovereignty One minded a time. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. A little, little metal for you. It's a workout day for me. I'll be hitting the, hitting the gym today. Tearing it up. Tearing it up. Kerry Lutz is an attorney, podcaster, author who I've got a book called Awakening Sovereignty. One Mind at a Time. I brought him on because I just, I'm wondering about what's going on with, with gold. $4,100 an ounce. It's really ridiculous. And Dave Ramsey, Dave Ramsey's the guy who said that. Oh yeah. Gold is like the Snuggie of investments. And it was right, wasn't it, Cary? Yeah.
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Well, you know, look at it this way. Like, gold is wealth protection.
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Yeah.
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It's a market. It varies just like other markets, but over time, for past 5,000 years, when times are tough, this is what people go to. You know, we had this, the digital gold revolution called bitcoin.
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Oh, yes.
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And that kind of distracted a lot of money from the sector. So it had. And then, you know, like, everything looked okay. People really weren't focusing on what was happening with the global monetary system.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And now all of a sudden, there's been a wake up call.
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Yeah. So what do you think? Let me ask you this. What would you do? Would you buy right now? Because I, I think we're getting real close to the average person not being able to afford gold at all.
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Yeah, well, you know, the gold is the money of kings and silver is the money of the people. So silver is still viable. And yeah, I just bought some two days ago.
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Did you?
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Not a lot, but just because I know, just like what I was telling you buying from ebay back, back in July, I'm up 50% and actually I'm up higher because I bought those coins below, below what the melt value was then. And you know what I like is what a lot of other people don't like? 40% silver coins. Those are Kennedy half dollars.
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Oh, yeah.
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That were minted between 1965 and 1969, I believe. Plus, plus they did a limited edition in, in 1976 for the bicentennial also. Bicentennial quarters.
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Oh yeah, I remember that.
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And Eisenhower dollars, I got some of those. Yeah, Eisenhower dollars, they got 40% and I think 70s, early 70s, yeah. 76. I don't remember the exact date states, don't quote me on that. But you can still buy them with a small premium because they're considered the junk of the junk. Yeah, but you know what? When silver gets scarce, and that's the other thing, silver is required for everything in our lives. It is cruise missiles to Teslas. You got to have silver. You do don't have silver, you got nothing. And because of the environmental insanity that's taken place in the west up until the past year, it would take you 20 years to build a copper mine. And nobody was building. Very few people building silver, pure silver mines.
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Let me ask you this, Kerry, before we go, before we go. Trump's obviously pushing crypto. You know, I respect the President for all things financial. I think he knows what the hell he's doing. He's doing a great job, by the way. What do you think? What do you think about crypto and which one. Because you can't have afford bitcoin. Who the hell can afford a bitcoin? What the hell.
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What about bitcoin? But you know, like bitcoins at $110,000.
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Yeah.
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You're going to buy a tenth of a bitcoin or a fiftieth of a bitcoin. Doesn't matter, it's divisible. Yeah, I don't really like the altcoin market that much because I call them kleptocurrencies. A lot of them like, shouldn't exist. Just, they're just there to take money from you.
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Gotcha.
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Stick with bitcoin going higher. So you got these supply squeezes, we call them short squeezes.
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Yeah.
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And that They've been the very same mechanism they've been using to control the prices of silver. And also Bitcoin. Synthetic markets. The markets derivatives that are based upon the value of the underlying commodity but don't give you possession of it. All right? That is what's collapsing right now. I don't want to get into all the technical.
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Yeah, we don't. We don't have time to get all that. I like to keep it simple. Stupid. That's the way it is with, with this show.
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Trying.
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No, Carrie, this has been a fascinating conversation. I normally not into talking about investments and having investment experts on and all that crap, you know, but this has been fascinating because I. I'm just. I'm like, I can't believe it. And, and you know, $4,100 for gold and $53 for gold for silver is just crazy, crazy, crazy. Carrie, I appreciate you, man. Where can people find your. Your substack and everything?
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E
Financial Survival Network.com got a book called the World According to Martin Armstrong and it's conversations with the master forecaster, a guy who called 1987 the crash to the day and numerous other crashes since then. It's on Amazon and wherever fine books used to be sold.
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All right, brother. Thanks for the phone call or for the. For the appearance, I should say. I appreciate you.
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Pleasure. You too.
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You bet. I had no idea this friggin coin that I got from. From Birch Cole would be worth like three bucks more than it was last week. That's pretty cool, right? Just real quick. Burt's Gold has got these really cool patriotic silver rounds. They are one troy ounce. Thank you and thank you, Troy. Appreciate you. Has the Gasden American flags on there. And it's gone up in value. And gold has gone up 45% this year. And now it's $4,100 an ounce. Birch Gold. I'm telling you, just do it. Just text my name. Rob to 989-898. Do it today. Rob to 989898. Get on it. I know they're busy, but you can get information and all that and get the ball rolling. And you better do it before it's too expensive. Before you can. You know, it'll be bit gold. They'll call it bit gold. You'll just be able to buy a bit of it. Buy it before you can not afford an ounce. It's getting crazy. Text my name. Rob to 989-898 for Birchgold. Coming up, we' talk about Alec Baldwin crashing into a tree. He only killed A tree this time that's on the way. This is the Rob Carson show. Back in a few. Yeah, this is, this is my life. It is. I'm only playing this because you know, you know me. You know me. Divorce sucks more than I could have ever imagined. It really, really does. It's always been kind of a punchline. When you've never been divorced, it's always just of a punchline. But man, it really, it's terrible. You know, and the thing is, especially when you've been married a long time, you, you, you know somebody more than you, you could ever know. But no more my soon to be ex wife longer than I've. You know, I've known her more than half of my life and I don't. I don't want to invest that in another person. I, I'm not interested in investing that in another person. Honestly, it's just tough. So. I could use a prayer. Last night for the first time, I was lonely. I'm sorry. I would appreciate it. It really. I really would. I'd appreciate it. Listen, there are a lot of worse things out there. Well, I could be Charlie Kirk. For God's sake. Think. Alec Baldwood appears to be lying about running into a tree. I. I just want to post a quick message.
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I got all this inquiries about my.
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Car thing this morning. I was in a car accident this morning.
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I'm fine.
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My brother Stephen was out visiting me.
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On Long island and we spent the.
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Weekend out there for the film festival.
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I do want to take an opportunity.
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To congratulate everybody on the staff of the film festival. David Nugent, Casey Academy. The names are board, our sponsors. Stuart Sooner, my co chair on the board. Who cares? Honestly. He's blaming the garbage truck driver and it wasn't the garbage truck driver's fault. And this is just like Alec Baldwin to blame somebody else. But at least only a tree died this time. This is from Jim Gossett. In honor of Alec Baldwin, one of the most unlikable people you'll ever.
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Baldwin crashed his ride.
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A
Or who you ever run into, I should say when question. Alec Baldwin flat out lied. He blamed it on a garbage truck.
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But offered zero proof. Bet you he got road rage. And then he hit the roof. Alec hit the roof.
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He drove a Range Rover straight into a tree with his brush.
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Thirsty in an suv. If I see Alec Baldwin in an suv.
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That is from the Great Jim Gusset. The Great Jim Gossip. Absolutely awesome as usual. Have a glorious day, guys. God bless you. Thanks for being there for me. I'm always here for you and I will see you tomorrow. In the meantime, do not catch the stupid. I'll see you you later. This is the right choice for Morning Zoe. Got donuts.
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Jeff Bridges, why are you still living above our garage?
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Well, I dig the mattress and I want to be in a T mobile commercial like you teach me. So Dana.
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C
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Wow, impressive. Let me try. T mobile is the best place to get iPhone 17 Pro because they've got the best network.
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Nice.
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