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In this conversation, James delves into the complex and troubling legacy of Jeffrey Epstein, exploring the potential connections between Epstein and intelligence agencies, the implications of government complicity, and the political ramifications of releasing information related to Epstein’s activities. They discuss the media’s role in covering these issues and the

You need a license to braid hair. But not to vote? We regulate nail salons more than we do elections. Anyone — regardless of understanding or knowledge — can vote for the person making billion-dollar budget decisions or controlling the military. Maybe that’s a problem worth discussing. #JamesHickman #SchiffSovereign #UniversalSuffrage

Voting is a powerful right… But should anyone be able to vote without proving they can reason through consequences? Right now, we give anyone who turns 18 the power to choose who gets the nuclear codes. We’re not just electing bad leaders. We’re choosing them — again and again. #JamesHickman

Peter Schiff examines the impact of Trump’s tariffs on the economy, critiques government spending bills, and emphasizes the urgency of investing in precious metals. This episode is sponsored by NetSuite. Download the free ebook “Navigating Global Trade: 3 Insights for Leaders” at In this episode of The Peter Schiff Show,

In this conversation, Joe and James explore the underlying issues plaguing society, focusing on the role of governance, voter responsibility, and fiscal policy. They discuss the need for term limits, the importance of informed voting, and the consequences of deficits and inflation. Historical perspectives, particularly Eisenhower’s views on fiscal responsibility,

In 2033, Social Security runs out of money. And this isn’t some fringe theory — it’s written in black and white by the government itself. Meanwhile, nearly half of tax revenue will go just to pay interest on the debt. This is the most predictable crisis in modern history —