Elon Musk appeared to support a call to end the Federal Reserve Bank in the United States after reposting a tweet from Utah Senator Mike Lee -- who called for greater executive oversight over monetary policy and abolishing the central bank.
President Trump and Chairman Powell are at odds over President Trump's desire to require the Federal Reserve to consult with the president before changing interest rates or taking other significant actions. Powell is likely to do all he can to conv
It's been a historic week in American politics as well as in financial markets. Following Donald Trump's triumph at the ballot box, the S&P 500 spiked to a new record high.
This week, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell was asked if he would step down if President Trump asked him to resign. Powell answered "No." The law does not permit the president to fire the Fed chairman. Powell didn't mention, however, that The Federal
"Get rid of Social Security, get rid of Medicare, get rid of Obamacare, shrink the government back down to its pre-1913 size. And that would really make America great again!"
Amid the madness and superficiality of US presidential campaign politics, suddenly there is serious talk about the Federal Reserve and...cutting government spending! Ron Paul's social media blew up over the weekend after Elon Musk invited him to team
This week, JD Vance addressed the unjust and arbitrary nature of the Federal Reserve. Also this week, Elon Musk, in front of a Madison Square Garden crowd, mentioned cutting $2 Trillion from the federal government's budget. The two topics are very
Experience shows that the answer is no. After all, the two quintessential private central banks of Europe--the Bank of England and the Bank of France--were focused on serving their de facto state masters from the very beginning, much like similar
For decades, the US Federal Reserve has carefully cultivated and promoted the idea that it is somehow separate and independent from the US regime that created it.
A goodly part of the "strong" economy illusion derives from cherry-picking the hideously misleading numbers contained in the BLS establishment survey's monthly "jobs" count
On Friday night, Peter Schiff took again to X Spaces to comment on the Fed's recent decision, the stakes of the upcoming election, and Bitcoin, among other topics.
"It operates on behalf of a few Wall Street banks, and its function is to act like a pump. It is literally strip-mining the wealth and equity away from the American middle class."
Ian Carroll joins me to discuss corruption within government and politics, CIA programming tactics, the Titanic and the founding of the Federal Reserve, the illusion of choice within the products we consume, intelligence agencies and organized crime,
The Fed could not have picked a worse time to start easing (although with the election in just over a month, the "apolitical" Fed really had no choice).
It's time to transition from a flawed, morally bankrupt currency to a new form of 'exponential money' - one rooted in the same mathematical principles that govern nature...