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Rob Carson
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
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Rob Carson
Thanks, Sadie.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
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Deplorabella
Hold it now.
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Rob Carson
You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the World Wide Web. This is the Rob Carson Show. This is the Rob Carson show, hour number three of the show. The number is 800-922-6680. I live on, you know, a stone's throw of the American capital. If you could throw a stone seven miles and apparently there's a big snowstorm coming. I don't know what, what to believe, to be quite honest, when you, when you deal with it. I'm a Midwesterner and so I'm used to driving in snow. When it snows 15 inches, we go bowling. All right, it's, it's really not that big a deal. The, the only thing you need to worry about is other idiots who don't know how to. I'm not other idiots. I'm not an idiot. But idiots who don't know how to drive in it. And a lot of times you'll see these four wheel drive vehicles in the ditch because people think that they, because they have a four wheel drive vehicle that they can drive like an idiot and then they don't know how to control it because I hate to tell you, just because you have a four wheel drive vehicle doesn't mean you're going to not be able to get through the snow. That said, we're getting all sorts of reports here about what's going to happen. You know, could be freezing rain, could be 3 inches of snow, could be 10 inches of snow. Could be. Could be 15 inches of snow. Could be Godzilla. You know, I mean, honestly, there's. They're nuts. They're nuts. They're nuts. But there is some sort of big snowstorm coming out here. I, you know, I was ready to say goodbye to, to winter. You know, I don't lived enough winter, you know, but I thought, well, you know, it's going to be cold. Might as well, might as well have some snow. Right? Might as well have some snow. What the hell? Not remember earlier in the show, if you weren't listening, you can listen to the podcast. Definitely don't track the stream because it's been like watching Max Head room in the 80s. But the podcast of the show, you listened to it earlier and the president of Finland earlier said that he could defend himself, his country and Europe could defend itself without the United States. And he's apparently backtracking.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
You've said earlier that Europe can defend itself without the Americans if it comes down.
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Rob Carson
Not.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Not exact mics. That's not a quote.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
More or less.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Let's.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
We'll go back to the transcript.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, there you go. This is why I love Donald Trump giving him a little what fur. I think it's fantastic. A lot of things going on. There's hearings in, in the Capitol Hill with regard to fraud in Minnesota. Massive, massive fraud in Minnesota. Also talking about ICE and how the left in Minnesota and elsewhere are attacking ice. And the reason being is they're trying to cover up the massive fraud in states like Minnesota and of course California. And I mentioned, I use the analogy it was like George Wallace standing in a schoolhouse door. You know, this is that Democrats are trying to hide something. And that's what's really going on is they are terrified of all this malfeasance and corruption being exposed. It is being exposed. For example. Oops, sorry. It is being exposed for exactly what it is. And there's going to be hell to pay. And I'm not talking about the rug on Joe Biden's head. It's hell to pay, not hell to pay as is on Joe Biden said that said, here's Tampon Timmy Tampon Timmy out in front of the governor's mansion, presumably waiting, hopefully praying that the authorities are going to come there and haul his rear end off. But he says to continue, continue causing good trouble is what he calls I and, and all the friends that come to see God.
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Philip Patrick
Thank you for coming out in the cold. But more importantly, thank you for standing up.
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Rob Carson
You're going to jail, Timmy. Thank you you're going to jail, Timmy. Standing up for our neighbors who don't have a fence and don't have people to take them around and don't have lawyers to defend them. And for every single person who.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
Oh, there's a bull O.
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Rob Carson
All right. Yeah, that's good. And on behalf of. When I see people out here. Yeah, you know what? Him and his wife Imelda, they presided over the burning and sacking of Minnesota in the summer or the winter. Yeah, the summer of 2020 it was. And she said she liked the smell of the burning tires and all this. You know. You know what karma is? Karma is real reaction to action. There's an action that they committed in fraud, covered it up, let it happen. The reaction's coming. The reaction is a coming. J.D. vance says he's going to the Twin Cities. This will be fun.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Here's the simple fact here. If you're a young parent struggling to afford child care in the United States of America, there are programs that we have to make it easier for your kids to get in daycare, for your kids to get in preschool.
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Rob Carson
Those programs should go to American citizens, not be defrauded by Somali immigrants.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
And others make it hard for you to get the access to the resources you need. But number two, making it easier for.
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Rob Carson
People who shouldn't even be in this.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Country to fleece the United States and our taxpayers to begin with.
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Rob Carson
Hell is just beginning to come to these miserable, wretched sobs. Dr. Ozma, he decided he was going to go to Minneapolis, and I'll just let him talk.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
It seems systemic in its nature. The building that we visited together, Griggs Building, was a textile factory, became an office building. It's not a nice part of town. I wouldn't take my kids there to get cared for or frankly, do much else in business. But Somehow they had 400 Medicaid offices doing business with Medicaid, charging almost $400 million to the taxpayer. That means basically each of those business made a million dollars. You wouldn't walk in this building in the seedy part of Minneapolis. And so I suspect there might have been others who knew this was happening, certainly collaborating with these.
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Rob Carson
Everybody freaking knew it.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Maybe even, I wonder, you know, folks who own the building, the neighborhood, I mean, someone knew. These are getting into the broader issue. We just talked to whistleblowers, which is chilling. You see the retaliate, retaliatory tactics, the shuffling around of people who are trying to put their hands up and say, I see a problem. But at its very core, there has Been a. A confusion about what it really means.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. Oh, I got some news with regard to Obamacare subsidies. You have been so screwed. We have been so freaking screwed. Taken advantage of. Oh, my God in heaven. Here's more from Dr. Oz. Dr. Oz ends up getting chased and harassed. See, this is not going to end well. This is. This is kind of like. Remember the movie Mississippi Burning? And you had the students going down there to protest all the KKK and whatnot. And then they ended up getting killed. And then the feds came in and cleaned the damn place out. That's what's happened here. That's what's happened here with this church, you know, attack. That's what's happening with all this fraud. The good guys are coming to town. Gene Hackman's coming to town and he's going to gut this place. Of all the bull crap.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Anybody out there in the legislators, average citizen. We were chased out of by car honking people giving us the finger, following us, following us, trying to intimidate us. If you think you're helping Minnesota by preventing us from helping our most vulnerable citizens in America, which is our sworn job, dude, Right? I came into this business. I'm a doctor. I want to make sure that if you're living in the shadows in America, as Hubert Humphrey, senator from Minnesota, so beautifully proclaimed, if. If you're not, you know, able to help those folks living in the shadows, then you're abdicating your responsibility.
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Rob Carson
There you go. Here is Keith Ellison. A couple of years ago, he's the AG admitting that he wanted to keep a money laundering. Listen to this. The money laundering happening at Minneapolis St. Paul Airport. $700 million. A million dollars at a time in suitcases. He facilitated it. Listen, you just have met officials from the Somali money transfer companies and officials from Franken Bank. What was the discussion about, Congressman?
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Well, first of all, let me say salaam alaikum, Elias.
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Rob Carson
It's good to be here with you. With the Mogadishu Times, the discussion focused on how we can keep money flowing to Somalia. There you go. There you go. This is from 2018. It's the morning of March 15th. We're chasing a tip about a man who's leaving the country. Our sources tell us he. He just took a carry on bag through security that was packed with a million dollars cash. You can do that as long as your tax money. Son of a guns. I'll tell you what. Oh, I want people to burn for this, man. I want people to burn for this. And then there's of course, apparently 6.4 million unwittingly enrolled Obamacare enrollees signed up for millions of health care without their consent or knowledge and the insurance companies just reaped the profits. Oh my God in heaven. Paragon health Institute investigated 6.4 million more people were enrolled in these zero premium plans that were actually eligible. 20, 24, 40% of people involved in fully subsidized plans used no health care services at all. It just enriched the frickin insurance companies. And they of course donated to Democrats and supported Democrats. Here's Brian Blaise of Paragon Health Institute.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
The American welfare state grew large and unsustainable and unaccountable. And then we had the pandemic. And during the pandemic there was so much additional money thrown on top of those programs. So you have just underlying bad incentives. And in Medicaid, the underlying bad incentive is that states are making expenditures with mostly federal dollars. So when states spend more, they get more from the federal Obamacare expanded Medicaid and made those incentives worse. For the Obamacare expansion population, the federal government pays at least 90% of the total bill. So when states spend a dollar of their own money, they're able to get $9 from the federal government. So all of this wasted.
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Rob Carson
Hold on, hear that again. Listen to this. The state spends $1, they get $9 from us total bill.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
So when states spend a dollar of their own money, they're able to get $9 from the federal government. So all of this waste in Minnesota, the vast majority is paid by taxpayers outside the state of Minnesota.
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Rob Carson
This is us. According to Blaze, unscrupulous brokers and enrollment agents exploited the system by advertising cash, gift cards, free coverage, collecting personal information for callers enrolling without their knowledge or consent, including fictitious individuals. Most of the enrollees never realized they had coverage because the government had paid the poll full premium directly to the insurers, which in turn paid substantial commissions to the enrollee entity entitled entitle these whatever. In 2024, 40% of fully subsidized plans use no health care services at all. They literally promised gift cards and stuff, signed people up, didn't tell them were signed up, got a commission themselves and the insurance companies filthy rich. That's why their profits went up 1,600%. My God, our prisons should be completely filled. We should be building new prisons to house the people who have done this to us. And we're just scratching the surface. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. Hey guys, the Rob Carson Show Rock and roll. Of course. America's gift to the world. So how about we trade it for Greenland? Yeah, because we made music, not suck. You're not sitting at harpsichords anymore, for God's sake. Yeah, I'm thinking that's a good trade. Rock and roll for Greenland. What they. We don't. We've already paid our debts to Greenland. Greenland. Just give us the keys and move on. Ladies and gentlemen, we are deport. We are deplored. We are in. We are joined by, I should say the one and only Deplorabella. We haven't talked to her in a while. Deplorabella. How are you?
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Deplorabella
I'm fine. And I'm laughing at that contingency. The EU sent to Greenland to fight American troops. Should we seize it? They sent a bunch of Germans who they withdrew two days later. Would that they'd done that in World War II. And I was thinking to myself, with a sorry contingent of one and two per nation, any ROTC from one of our colleges could have taken care of them in about five minutes. In any event, I wanted to talk about the Minnesota MOAS has taken over the state and Minnesota, Nice as a misnomer. It should be the nefarious nexus of communism and Islamism. And you see it in those heads of state who should be in jail. You've got Tim Waltz, Tampon Tim, who was picked up by the communists as an acolyte and someone who could serve their interests in this country. They adopted him years ago. He adores China and their system. And isn't it interesting that Carney in Canada has just linked up with China for trade deals? And that Starmer has admitted has permitted China to erect a mega embassy in London which will serve as a base for surveillance and storing data and spying on the West. Not that they have to, because so much of the eu, especially in Western Europe, is already in league with them. You've got Ellison. Ellison is a member of care, the Muslim Brotherhood. He has long been an enemy of this country. He's a disgusting individual. And he said that there would be no investigations of fraud. This goes back years when reports from brave whistleblowers against whom Waltz had recriminations and reprisals, he said there would be no investigations without his permission. P.S. there have been no investigations because he never gave permission. And then you have little Lord Fauntleroy Frye, the idiot. I don't know how much he is an ideologue practicing Somali language for his speeches and how much he is just a pandering fool. But in any event, he encouraged and incited insurrection. And then you have this lovely black woman who hates white supremacists, who helped organize the invasion of a church in violation of the Faith act, in violation of first Amendment assurances of peaceful assembly and freedom of religion, the free exercise thereof, which were violated for those Christians. Once again she was getting giving herself a bigger salary, some 200 something thousand and skimmed a million in the course of a year or two. She was supposed to be giving grants to NGOs, but she gave the biggest grant to herself. No surprise. Then you have Omar Fattah, the bug eyed state senator from Minnesota, who said he is establishing a no go zone. This is what Europe has. This is Malmo, Sweden. This is the Banlus, the suburbs of Paris and France where Muslims have taken over. Law enforcement dare not intrude. And any white person, any indigenous member of that society who dares step foot in those no go zones can count on being raped, murdered, robbed, assaulted or whatever because the Islamists have taken over. They are unassimilable. They are unassimilable in our country. They are people who came here, low iq, never did anything in their own countries. Half their people live in huts. But they managed to find ways to defraud us because we are so gullible and so stupid and so complacent about the corruption that follows with the Democrat party. And not all Republicans are immune from that either. But the biggest job for Doge would be to go into the blue states first. They are than sanctuary cities. That's no different from a no go zone. They're telling federal employees, federal agents that they cannot enforce federal laws. This is channeling Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee.
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Rob Carson
Of course it is. Of course it is.
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Deplorabella
It's the Democrats. They flipped from being racist against blacks back in the days before and after the Civil War to racist against whites today. Because that's where the oppression and oppressed duality is set up for them. They have this binary way of splitting the country, polarizing it. And I'm about ready to deport and denaturalize citizens, even like Waltz, because they have no regard for this country. In fact, they hate it. They hate Western civilization.
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Rob Carson
Now, did you. By the way, I want to interrupt you because we're running out of time here. You heard that Kamala Harris actually asked Tim Waltz when they were vetting him very poorly if he was an agent of China? You heard that, right?
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Deplorabella
Yes. And of course he lied about his answer. Because communists, that's what they do, they lie. And that's what Islamists do and it even sanctions it. In the Koran, it's called tikiyeh dissimulation. You are allowed to lie to advance the cause of your faith. And we are dhimmis. We are dhimmis. That means we have accepted second class citizenship in our own country. And those Americans who don't understand the need for us to control Greenland are fools. They will set us up for another Pearl Harbor. If they looked at the maps and saw the melting ice patterns and the waterways that are extending and knew that Russia had spent what, 100 billion, billion whatever they spent on ice cutters to navigate that area, if they knew that the Chinese and the Russians are closing in, that the distance of a missile from that area to the White House. What did Trump say? It's about 12 minutes. And if we think that NATO and the EU is going to protect us, they haven't protected themselves.
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Rob Carson
Absolutely. Listen, we gotta run. We gotta run. Deplorabella. You're never at a loss for words. Substack. Deplorabella. Substack Deplorabella. So good to hear from you. Everything you said is spot on, but we have to overwhelm them with joy and patriotism and let John Donald Trump handle the ass kicking. Does that sound good to you?
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Deplorabella
It sounds great to me. Go protect.
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Rob Carson
God bless you. God bless you, girl. I appreciate you so much. Again, she's brilliant. We don't have enough time on the show to have her on, but brilliant. Deplora Bella on substack. She's genius. Take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson show. Hey guys, it's Carson for Shopify. You know, for years I have had a swag line of T shirts with catchy phrases and whatnot and it's just been lying there. Well, I've decided to go with Shopify and actually make money with my own business. Shopify gives you everything you need to sell online and in person. Millions of entrepreneurs have already made this leap from household names to first time business owners just getting started. Choose from hundreds of beautiful templates you can customize to match your brand. Instead of just having a lousy website that nobody notices like I have been doing for years. Set up fast with Shopify's built in AI tools that write product descriptions and headlines. Create email and social campaigns that reach customers wherever they scroll. In 2026, stop waiting and start selling with Shopify. Sign up for your $1 per month trial and start selling today at shopify.com Newsmax go to shopify.com Newsmax make building a successful business. Your 2026 New Year's resolution.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
First is a direct answer to the question of this panel.
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Rob Carson
Can Europe defend itself?
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Guest Expert / Analyst
My answer is unequivocally yes.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
Without the Americans.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Without the Americans.
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Rob Carson
I mean, how?
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
Well, look, you've said earlier that Europe can defend itself without the Americans if it comes down.
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Rob Carson
Not exact mics.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
That's not a quote.
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Rob Carson
That is the president of Finland, Alexander Stubb. And earlier in the day in Davos, he said, we don't need America. We don't need to have America defend NATO. And then later in the day, they asked the same question. He goes, I didn't say that. Oh, I just love it. I love it. It reminds me of, as I earlier mentioned in Christmas vacation when Randy Quaid showed up at Clark's house. Donald Trump is kind of like Randy, a smart Randy upsetting the apple cart. He's, he's you and I, okay? He is you and me going into a group of elitists eating their, their caviar from sturgeon. And he's coming in saying, where's the McDonald's? It's glorious to watch. And of course, you know, a lot of this global uncertainty causing the price of gold. And I'm not an expert on, you know, financial matters and world markets, but my God, it's, it's flirting with $5,000. Joining us to talk about this, Philip Patrick, who is a precious metal, metal specialist, also works with a major sponsor of our radio program, Birch Gold. Philip Patrick, how are you today?
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Philip Patrick
I'm doing very well, Rob. How are you?
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Rob Carson
I'm glorious, my friend. Did you think last year at this time that 4800. It was 4837. $4800 gold was going to happen a year later.
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Philip Patrick
Listen, I knew it was going up. I wouldn't have predicted 4800, I'll give you that.
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Rob Carson
What about the price of silver? Silver? You know, listen, I've had silver coins. I've had silver coins that I got. My Uncle Virgil passed away. I got some silver coins and it's kind of like they're there here. You know, whatever silver was $30 a year ago, it's $90 now. Now.
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Philip Patrick
150% in a year. We're up about 30% already this year. That's more than 1% a day in silver at the moment. So it's moving and we expect it to continue to move, I think, broadly for a long time. Gold and silver have been undervalued. I think what we're Seeing in this climate is a repricing to reality.
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Rob Carson
Well, I was reading this interesting story. The silver supply deficit is real. Mining production peaked in 2015, has been on a downward trend for a decade. Higher prices won't change that. Silver is mostly a byproduct of lead and zinc mining. Those miners don't care about silver prices. Recycling silver is not filling the gap. Industrial demand for seller silver keeps increasing and it's becoming more precious, isn't it? Yeah.
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Philip Patrick
I mean, you did a better job than I could on that. You're absolutely. Every single, every single sort of big point. Until then, prices still on soft relative to gold ratios running at about 50 to 1. We should be averaging in the 30s to 20s. So I think there's a lot of scope for movement in silver. Demand is increasing, as you rightly point out. Supply is decreasing because consumption's outstripped supply for a decade almost so bodes very well for climbing prices. And investment banks are scrambling to raise their predictions. I'm seeing 130, 550, so a lot of scope for movement.
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Rob Carson
So what exactly is doing this? I mean, we, I speak generally of global uncertainty with regard to gold, certainly, but what exactly. I mean this year is. Gold is worth more than it's ever been, ever by far. What's doing this? This is a phenomenon, my friend. Yeah.
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Philip Patrick
I think ultimately it's the perfect storm. There's a lot of different drivers, I think for gold. We're seeing all time high demand from central banks. I think there's a realization, you know, government debt isn't the safe place was, as you rightly point out, we're seeing global instability. We're seeing things in Iran, in Europe, in the Middle East. It's, you know, you know, this is the perfect storm factor in bubbles. I think when you look closely all over the economy, a lack of safe haven cash to inflation. The world is moving back to sound money in a climate with far less trust internationally. And gold is the currency when trust is lacking.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. And I don't believe they found any Bitcoin in Prince or in King Tut's tomb. So there's that. Gold has always had value and it's just amazing. It is just amazing. You got this tension between Donald Trump and the Fed. We got some major things happening there. Do you suppose that's kind of impacting it as well? I would assume it.
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Philip Patrick
Listen, it's having an effect. We're talking about more instability. I understand what President Trump's doing. He's trying to drive down financing costs on the debt. But you know, any sort of back and forth between the central government and the central bank creates fears in the markets that the central bank is not independent and may be pressured into printing more money and creating more inflation. So ultimately I think it's about big story. But not too much is going to happen that the administration know. They can't force him out, they can't put too much pressure. So I think it's just a waiting game until Powell's out and one of the two Kevin's comes in.
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Rob Carson
The lot of signals of the economy gaining strength, stronger paychecks, low unemployment. GDP is coming around. Inflation still a little bit above target. How could both of those exist, do you suppose?
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Philip Patrick
It's a strange one. We're seeing two economies at once. As you point out, they're doing a very, very good job. GDP is growing, inflation adjusted. Wages are rising, which is really important. Unemployment is low. But at the same time, we have to remember GDP still has a lot of catching up to do after the pandemic years. So do wages, which trailed inflation for a long time. You point out inflation still above the Fed's target. So it can be confusing. Right. People are feeling frustrated, but the data says the economy looks healthy. There is a difference between lived experience and statistics. And I think the risk we face at the moment is thinking positive reports mean the problem is solved yet. Solved.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. I'm waiting for the day that and I think it's very close actually when investing in gold will be more profitable than opening a Somali daycare in Minnesota. I think it's going to happen. We get close in and you can do it without an investigation because it's completely legal. Philip Patrick Birchgold. I appreciate your time today, man. I gotta tell you, I, you know, been working with you guys for a while and when, when we started this a few years ago, I had no idea because you, I told you this. You know, Dave Ramsey used to say gold and precious metals is the snuggie of investments. And now it's like it makes your 401k and IRA kind of pale by comparison. I mean it's almost more profitable than Nancy Pelosi' portfolio.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Almost.
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Rob Carson
Almost.
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Philip Patrick
I'm sure she's getting some gold in that thing as soon as possible.
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Rob Carson
Oh, oh my goodness. Well, I appreciate your time today, my friend. Thanks for all of your support here and continued success. I would ask when do you think we're going to break the 5,000? But it looks like it could happen pretty darn soon.
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Philip Patrick
Yeah, I feel much sooner than I would have predicted. I say by mid year before we'll hit it.
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Rob Carson
I'd say by midweek next week. Week. Yeah. Okay. Thanks for talking to me, Dan. I appreciate you, Philip. Have a glorious day. Okay.
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Philip Patrick
You'd say thank you, Rob.
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Rob Carson
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
Listen, there's that saying Trump was right about everything. And that's kind of how I'm feeling right now.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
This breakfast conversation, our sixth visit with Betsy Sarcone, dating back to August 2023. Her shift beyond dramatic. A DeSantis then a Haley voter said she would vote for Joe Biden if Trump won the Republican nomination, but she changed her mind.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
I think Biden probably changed me more than Trump. I think watching nothing be done, you know, for four years about an open border.
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Rob Carson
Yeah.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
Now she gives Trump an A minus, Loves the immigration crackdown. Just closed a big real estate sale and thinks the economy is picking up. Sarcon laughed at Trump's 2020 election fraud claims when we first met. Another big change.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
I'm starting to question the election of 2020. Right.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
He lost the election in 2020.
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Rob Carson
He lost the election in 2020.
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Guest Expert / Analyst
The suburbs revolted against Trump in his first midterm and Democrats are banking on it again. But Republicans don't have to worry about Sarcone. She likes Congressman Nunn and loves that her daughters can use a school choice plan.
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Rob Carson
Okay, there you go. So there you go. Now on the other side of the political spectrum is another white liberal case. Crazy Catwoman. She's 22 years old and listen to the life changing things she's going to do.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
I am 22 years old, I have no children and I'm getting my tubes tied now. A lot of people would be very shocked by this claim.
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Rob Carson
No, actually we're grateful.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
Tell you a few of the things that I have heard.
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Rob Carson
What's that?
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
That's such a permanent decision. Don't you think you're going to regret it one day?
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Rob Carson
Even more so than that stupid tramp stamp you have on your lower back?
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
O you're going to meet a lovely man and you're going to want children with him one day. Don't take away this opportunity to have kids. Oh, but the side effects. Do you realize how invasive the procedure is? Why don't you just use the pill instead? Why don't you just use one of the reversible hormonal methods? Why don't you use the coffee?
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Rob Carson
Okay, I can't hear you anymore. Just go get some help. Adopt a kitty cat. Heather McDonald, she's an authority on these things. Talking about what has happened to liberal.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
Women in this country has known this for decades. It talks about the big five personality traits and this has been validated time.
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Rob Carson
And this is, you know, I've been telling you about these women who, they have the same syndrome that women do who fall in love with death row inmates. This is beginning to crystallize. It's real. This is real. This is not. This is a mania. This is a mental disorder. These white women on social media like the woman who said she wanted Caroline Levitt to be have her inside shredded when she gave birth. Birth the next time. Well, she's lost her job. She'd been fired from her job as a healthcare provider. I didn't play it because it was so vile. It was so disgusting. It was evil. It was evil. It was so evil that it's mentally ill. It's so evil that it's a mental illness.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
Time again. One of those personality traits that are used to distinguish different human personalities and individuals is neurotic neuroticism.
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Rob Carson
Ding.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
And that means you're excessive, worried, you're frightened, you're, you're.
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Rob Carson
Donald Trump is going to do this. Donald Trump is going to do that. Donald Trump is Hitler. Do you understand?
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
Not a risk taker. Females score way, way high on neuroticism. They're paranoid. No, they were the ones that gave us the trigger warnings.
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Rob Carson
Women neurotic. Are you, are you out of your mind? Really? I'm not saying all women, just liberals.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
The ones that claim preposterously that they're at risk on college campuses which are the safest, most welcoming, most pro female environment in human history.
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Rob Carson
That's why they always say that something terrible is going to happen. You're not safe. Do you see it? You've been driven out of your freaking minds.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
We are living through a slow motion insurrection in this country in discrediting the absolutely valid democratically approved by passing laws actions of.
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Rob Carson
This is why some women on college camp I are now supporting Hamas in New York City. There are women who are insane supporting Hamas. Okay? Hamas terrorist organization. Wear a burqa the rest of your life. Beat you, murder you, you know, honor. Kill you. Take away all your rights. Yeah.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
I was at Columbia University on the day that the pro Hamas, pro terrorist encampments reached a real flashpoint that that evening there would be a assault on an administration building. And I watched thousands of zombies march around the quad underneath the grand neoclassical Butler library, chanting robotically for three hours the same phrases over and over again. And what struck me immediately was that that population was probably about 80% female. Yeah, these were females out in chanting pro Hamas in favor of the most misogynist, the most patriarchal force on earth, which is Islamic terrorists. Females are certainly cracking up in this society.
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Rob Carson
On the left you've got crazy cat ladies and the emasculated men in their lives. On our side, we've got real men and real women and we are going to win this. This. We're going to beat them back. We are going to put them down and we're going to end this nonsense. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. Here's some good news. University president warns that a quarter of American colleges and universities will be closing in the coming years. This is happening. This is what we've been waiting for. You've had a monopoly on higher education. They moved substantially to the left. You've got kids here who are graduating from universities with worthless degrees, no careers and, and 100,000, $200,000 in debt. 20 to 25% of American colleges and universities are going to close their doors. Basically what's happening is higher education is undergoing a transformation. It shouldn't abuse the. The privilege. Yeah. The president of Brandeis University is the person who was saying this. For instance, Indiana is eliminating over 400 low enrollment degree programs, except for the football program. I think they're going to be hiring, shifting those resources to support trade education. Good idea, good idea. Traditional higher education we've done at research universities, residential colleges are where the transformation is happening and they are shifting to trade school. And I'm going to tell you right now, now that there is a lot of satisfaction to building things and a hard day's work where you come home and you, you need to shower after work, not before work. There is a great deal of satisfaction. And you know George W. Bush, he's a moron. He said that there are jobs Americans won't do and they move manufacturing out of our country and they made everything, cubicle jobs and degrees and nothing. And consequently a generation of kids has been raised to think that manual labor is a terrible thing. But you make a buttload of money right now, depending on what you want to do, working at the assembly line, at a Ford plant, whatever. And you can get a great deal of satisfaction. Raise a family and pay your bills, make six figures, which is more than some people I know graduating with degrees who have $200,000 in debt. So it's good the entire thing is changing. We're going through an enormous change like we've never expected, we've never experienced in our lives. It'll make the Berlin Wall pale by comparison. But again, we've got to stay positive. Positive, patriotic. Overwhelm the left with joy and patriotism. I'll handle the mockery, ridicule and comedy. And Donald Trump can do the butt kicking. How's that sound? I think it sounds great. Have a glorious day. God bless you. America is founded. Donald Trump and what he's doing for this country. And until tomorrow, which is Thursday, do not catch the stupid. I'll see you then.
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Mochi Health Representative / Interviewee
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