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Donald Trump Was Wrong – The Peter Schiff Show Ep 1039

Peter Schiff examines Trump’s unconstitutional tariffs, the implications for the gold market, and the potential economic consequences ahead. This episode is sponsored by Hims. Start your free online visit today at In this episode of The Peter Schiff Show, host Peter Schiff dives deep into the pressing economic issues surrounding

The Silicon Valley Bank Collapsed Proved the Fed Can’t Spot Risk

Just two days before Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank collapsed, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told Congress that there was “nothing in the data” suggesting problems from rate hikes. But here’s the kicker: the Fed is the banking supervisor. They already had SVB’s balance sheets, reports, and risk data

I Predicted This Is How They Would Take Over the Fed

Another key Federal Reserve official has suddenly resigned — with no explanation. And within hours, the replacement was already announced: a political insider who helped architect the administration’s economic policies. This isn’t normal. The Fed is supposed to be independent. But what we’re seeing looks like a coordinated purge. A

Wall Street Never Believed in Gold — Until Now

Wall Street never trusted the gold rally — they expected it to crash. That’s why gold stocks were ignored. But now investors are waking up: gold isn’t going down… it’s going up. #Gold #Investing #Markets #GoldStocks #WallStreet #PeterSchiff #short

Asset Price Inflation, Retail Price Inflation, or Both?

In this conversation, Joe and James discuss the recent comments made by Fed Chairman Powell regarding interest rates and the political pressures influencing the Federal Reserve’s decisions. They explore the implications of the Genius Act, which aims to regulate stable coins and its potential impact on treasury yields. The discussion

The Fed Doesn’t Control Your Mortgage Rate

There’s a huge misconception about the Federal Reserve: that it controls all interest rates. Here’s the reality: The Fed sets the federal funds rate — the overnight rate banks charge each other. Mortgage rates, credit card rates, and Treasury yields are set by the bond market. Yes, the Fed is

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