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The layoffs are starting to come at a fast and furious pace now. At what point will the mainstream media finally admit that we are facing a major crisis?
For decades, car ownership has been a trademark of the American lifestyle, with vehicles becoming symbols of freedom, independence and even rebellion, as well as a necessity.
Insurance costs are soaring and companies are canceling policies and upping rates. Don't blame climate change. I address the real reasons for this mess.
Our country is a basket case of problems right now, and no, 'structural' racism, misogyny, and homophobia are not the problems.
Illegal Immigration Is Making Life UNAFFORDABLE For Regular Americans, This Is DESTROYING The US
This week's episode will feature Doug Casey (Casey Research; International Man), James Corbett (Corbett Report) and Gerald Celente (Trends Research Institute; Trends Journal) on 2024 predictions
Total consumer credit, revolving credit, and credit card interest rates all hit new record highs in November.
Let's tune into a White House Statement on inflation to discuss what's real and what is imaginary.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Doug Casey (Casey Research; International Man) on predictions for 2024, economic and market conditions, cryptos, precious metals, world news, etc...
At 4:11 PM on Tuesday, Exchange-Traded Fund for Bitcoins coming to the U.S., making it much easier for Americans to buy the cryptocurrency in their brokerage or 401(k) accounts.
Americans are going into debt as if tomorrow will never come, but of course tomorrow always arrives eventually.
Federal flood insurance is a disaster!
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Gerald Celente (Founder/Director Trends Research Institute; Publisher of the weekly Trends Journal) predictions for 2024, economic and market conditions, cryptos, precious metals, etc...
The Federal Reserve will play a pivotal role in the upcoming election and aim to boost President Biden or another Democratic candidate.
No wonder Corporate America added $1.2 trillion in profits to be distributed to the elites of America: everything is diminished, stripped of quality and rendered miserable. Too bad there's no real competition left in the US economy.
High wages and rent forced business owners to raise costs to cover expenses
We have a $1.6 trillion budget deal. What's Inside?
A clip from the 1990 movie Home Alone where the lead character purchases groceries, household goods, and toys recently went viral because he paid a total of $19.83 whereas today the same purchase would cost over three times as much.
House Speaker Mike Johnson told colleagues on Sunday that Congressional negotiators have reached a topline spending figure to avert a federal government shutdown on Jan. 19 for some government agencies, and Feb. 2 for others.
One of the biggest public pension plans in the US plans to borrow tens of billions of dollars to maintain liquidity instead of triggering a fire-sale of its assets.
Budget problems haven't changed for a year: the debt ceiling, Ukraine, and the Border. Israel is logically a distinct issue but is lumped with Ukraine. A partial government shutdown looms on January 19.
More than 3,000 retail locations were shut down in 2023, but that is nothing compared to what is coming…
There is much more in the 1-hour and 2 minute in-depth interview. Join Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com as he goes One-on-One with the Publisher of The Solari Report, Catherine Austin Fitts for 12.30.23.
We did it Joe!
In this show Tim Picciott joins up with his former co host (John Sneisen) to talk about the state of the: world, economy and banking system.
Monetary Policy as Inflationism
After four straight months of disappointments, ADP Employment Report printed +164k jobs in December, better than the +125k expected, up from a revised +101k gain in November.
Peter Schiff left a stark warning in his recent podcast: "2024 could be a horrible year for the dollar."
What if you lost a whole lot of money? Can you imagine the horror and desperation you'd feel? Well, the US government has lost $21 trillion, and they don't seem to care. But the rest of us have to care about our own budgets.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
John Sneisen (The Economic Truth) comes on the show to discuss the economic and market conditions for 2024, precious metals, cryptos, CBDC's, etc...
