URGENT: CHINA IS PREPARING A MAJOR OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE UNITED STATES - THIS IS NOT GOOD!
now China in Russia
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now plotting an offensive a currency
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offensive against the United States it's
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going to take place in april at the IMF
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all this on the heels of new tensions
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are rising in asia as you know general
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mad dog madness has responded to the
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Chinese and the Japanese stating that
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they will the United States will stand
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by Japan if there is any attack on Japan
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of course with the the Senkaku Islands
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now being buzzed by the Chinese of
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course this is all global saber-rattling
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and here to talk to us now is Charles
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thorn grand he is a financial he's been
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financed for 25 years he's with noble
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gold investments and he's here to help
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us understand exactly what this all
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means for your wallet because at the end
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of the day at the end of the day all
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these global saber-rattling actions
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affect us in some capacity so Charles
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welcome to the next news network
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thank you glad to be here and scary so
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we just did a report on this general Mad
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Dog Madison said yes we will stand by
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Japan will we will we will hold by our
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article 5 treaty if trying to decide to
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do anything now personally I don't think
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China is but they are planning something
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with Russia's we just stated tell us
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more about what's going to happen at the
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IMF in April and I'd love to you know
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you see the these maneuvers and a lot of
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times with China it's very hard to
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understand what they're doing they're
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not as transparent as most nations are
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armed and so you see these offensive
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movements these that the buzzing of the
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islands and things it's all a way to
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distract you from what they're planning
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on doing and what we have happening in
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April is is an IMF meeting
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ok it's going to discuss the reserve
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currency as you know or may not know the
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United States dollar has been the
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reserve currency for the world with
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everything that's going on that standing
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it is is not as secure anymore
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we're seeing pressure applied by by
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China
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as well as Russia and we're seeing that
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in a way that really begins to minimize
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our effectiveness around the world
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because besides power the next thing
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people care about his money and this is
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what we're talking about reserve money
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for the world so they want to go ahead
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and change the reserve currency from the
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United States into it into what
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well that's the discussion they know
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that they can't do it on just that you
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want itself or the rule itself so what
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they want to impose is a basket of
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currencies and what that will do for
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them is give them much more clout in the
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financial world they want to have the
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ruble and as the one included in that
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basket with the dollar that will do a
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couple things it will strengthen them we
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already know that that China has control
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of a manufacturer no question about that
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but we'll do then is give them the
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ability to use their currency to
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generate their own forms of debt to
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expand
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ok that's key because it's going to
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cause the world to need less US dollars
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and what will happen that scenario
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there's a couple different scenarios
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that could happen when it becomes much
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more difficult for us to be able to to
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sell our depth to the rest of the world
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ok and to the worst-case scenario is
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people decide they don't want to hold
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that that anymore because now they have
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options and China doesn't have the
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deficit that the United States has 20
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trillion dollars that's a lot of debt
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it's much more than we can we actually
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produce its larger than our gdp so
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ineffective terms if we were a company
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we would be a bankrupt company and
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seizing this moment is is seizing right
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at the right time where we have some
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weakness it's a good thing that Donald
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Trump knows how to handle love bankrupt
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companies sister simple so let's talk
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about China for a minute because we know
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that China and Russia they are just
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vacuuming up gold we know that's one of
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your one of your strong points to
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actually convert people's IRA is into
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gold
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people can learn more about that the
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link in the description to or the phone
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number below up but the point is what is
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how does that tie into this IMF vote the
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gold that I mean they're literally
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buying up so much gold you can actually
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buy gold and other banks even to write
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correct
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so how does the color the goal play into
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the IMF Oh what does what does it
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actually it does what it does it plays
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into the vote because regardless of what
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happens with that vote you know that you
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have yourself protected take your IRA
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get some form of protection against
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currency itself because you now have an
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asset that moves counterproductive to
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the dollar so if we see weakness in the
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dollar gold goes up your values go up so
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China is buying up gold and people can I
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mean if a nation does it in their own
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right individuals can do that to through
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their IRA but let's talk about Japan
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now there's a Reuters report that was
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recently out and it's actually really
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good news you know we're seeing the
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Japanese put together a package I think
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it's 160 billion dollar high tech
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infrastructure investment they're
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touting through the package seven
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hundred thousand new jobs in the United
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States how do you think that is going to
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affect it is it gonna affect the economy
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how because we're seeing all these new
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jobs popping up personalized companies
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like hey we want to reinvest in America
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we want to put these companies back in
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america are we going to see a ripple
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effect of prosperity that Trump said is
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going to make America great again
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yes that that's the short answer the
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long answer is we will but it's not
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going to be as quick as we'd all like
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macroeconomics is not something that
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happens quickly so you have your initial
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investment plans have to be built people
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have to be higher
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we will get to the point where all the
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people who lost their jobs you know in
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2007-2008 are beginning to get work back
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that is meaningful they'll be able to
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start planning for the return
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once again be able to start doing things
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again but that takes time
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there's a lot of recovery that has to
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happen before we see the effects of that
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um the money being put in is going to be
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a fantastic thing for us workers there's
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a benefit for japan for doing it
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obviously you know I'm sure they've
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negotiated some some form of means we're
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not having to pay tariffs or anything on
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that goods that are produced here arm
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getting the great American worker
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involved is also a huge benefit and that
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will all pay off but it's not right away
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we have some scenarios where there's an
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immediate threat to your retirement if
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you've seen me when you have the
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download an all-time high and that is
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with tremendous step being out there it
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doesn't really make sense for it to be
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at the levels that it is so expect to
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see some some correction there which is
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very normal for the market you have
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cycles arm will it be as bad as 2008
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nobody knows but it could be
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it's gone much higher than it wasn't
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2008 so there's a lot of risk their get
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yourself protected get yourself a
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portion of that of that retirement
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account and put it in something that
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offers protection against that kind of a
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collapse and that's what precious metals
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does and i think you know with these
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jobs coming back in it's gonna be great
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for America but it's not gonna happen
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for a couple years you're not going to
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see the benefit for that three four
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possibly five years from now and that's
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just the economics works so the process
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of actually converting your your
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retirement account into gold I mean that
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we're talking about tangible gold now
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like real physical tangible world
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absolutely and you can do like many of
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my clients do when it comes time to
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retire you can have them actually
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deliver the gold to you if you decide
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you wanted as well as dollars
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absolutely it's oh so you can take a big
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shit with a gold bars huh
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absolutely wow that's where security is
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it's a tangible asset it's not something
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that's backed by someone to promise it's
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the real thing
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so where do you source their goal from I
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mean this
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probably always the world all over the
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world we deal with all the major ments
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arm world minutes governmental minutes
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we have an extension of our clients as
8:55
well we're here to buy back metals from
8:57
our clients so we get from a variety of
8:59
sources and that's what really keeps it
9:01
cost effective for our customers as well
9:03
what's the difference between say
9:05
bullion bars and the coin coin in
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government coinage government coinage is
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going to cost you a little bit more for
9:13
the coinage it does take a little bit a
9:16
lot more manufacturing process and
9:19
central buying it from the government we
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all know government is anything cheap
9:22
it's going to cost you a little bit more
9:23
arm but it also has that recognize value
9:27
so you can get bullion coins there are
9:31
many options available on bars and
9:33
bullion coins or are the best bet for
9:35
customers
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you can have the least cost there are
9:39
some some other assets out there they
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talk about specially coins and things
9:43
like that and if you were an art
9:44
collector
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yeah we could do something there but for
9:47
your retirement you go where the value
9:49
is bullion bars million coins or a
9:52
combination of both of them and that's
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what my team here will help do for you
9:56
to help establish what is the best
9:58
scenario for each individual customer we
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can take you know your your scenario and
10:04
what your personal portfolio looks like
10:07
and Taylor so that we can get the best
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benefit for you now you mention the
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stock market before recently breaking
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20,000 you mentioned that you you
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anticipate a correction in the market
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soon
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how do you plan how do you think that's
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really going to go well is tough to say
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it's really tough to say arm right now
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there is so much uncertainty not just
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within the world within the United
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States we see the country fighting
10:37
amongst itself but what we don't see is
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a plan to keep the stock market propped
10:45
up we got here by all that quantitative
10:48
easing it wasn't based on yours and my
10:51
investment in the stock market it was
10:53
based on your your your stock firms
10:57
the boys the bank's they all had that
11:00
extra money that was given to them as
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part of what was necessary by the
11:03
so-called say what they said we need
11:06
this to help save the economy and they
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put it someplace they put into the stock
11:09
market now Bernie Sanders just came out
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really was he was on the Clinton news
11:14
network and he said he called flat-out
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called Donald Trump a fraud for hiring
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goldman sachs executives and for working
11:24
to create an executive order that would
11:26
repeal some key provisions of the
11:28
dodd-frank bill now Trump's excuses that
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hey there's the banks need to be able to
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lend money so that these companies can
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take the money
11:39
expand and hire more people now Bernie
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Sanders in the critics of that say hey
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you're removing key provisions that
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protect consumers from fraud against of
11:52
bad investors but what it was your take
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on this whole executive order to repeal
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dodd-frank is it is it a positive for
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who
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it's it's actually a positive for the
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government is it's a positive for people
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who want to control the way money flows
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how does it affect individual you know
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for the individual it's not so fantastic
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and let me tell you why
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if you try to do any business and tried
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to get loan recently it's very difficult
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they say it was standards we have
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certain criteria that has to be met
12:28
really what it was about was it wasn't
12:30
worse the bank's risk because what they
12:32
would get in return on that interest was
12:35
insufficient that's why you saw all that
12:37
money flowing in the stock market it was
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it was a game that they could control
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they knew where it was going
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they had all these financial firms that
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deal in the market they were there and
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remember the bank's all bought a
12:50
financial firm when we had that issue
12:53
with with the stock market and everyone
12:56
needs to be bailed out the government
12:57
decided it was a great idea to have
12:59
banks by these stock firms and this is
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where you see that combination now
13:04
bank of america / Maryland
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JPMorgan / chase now that was all
13:10
originally not supposed to happen they
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were supposed to be separation there but
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it was done to save us as they said okay
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what you have now is with interest rates
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being what they are it doesn't make
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sense for a bank to loan money they
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cannot cover their costs to run an
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operation for that alone
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this is why you're seeing you know
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president Trump saying we need to remove
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some of these stipulations so that we
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can get money not just flowing flowing
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to the correct people do you think it's
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going to create more jobs as Trump's us
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it couldn't hurt
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we we have a scenario now where jobs
13:54
need to be created but they need to be
13:55
funded to be done for that to be done so
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if you're a larger corporation and now
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you're worried about how do I you know
14:04
open up this new plant the United States
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forward as an example how do I spend
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seven hundred million dollars to open
14:12
this plant it takes financing we're
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talking with Charles thorgrin with noble
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gold investments the telephone number is
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down below if you want to convert your
14:22
IRA that is the number to call and we're
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watching china as we began this
14:29
interview we were watching China make
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some pretty bold moves okay we've seen
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the South China Sea tensions rising
14:34
we're seeing a transition team that
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everyone's just like watching from afar
14:40
waiting for some something crazy to
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happen and of course matters making his
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moves with Japan so going back to the
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initial target of topic here this IMF
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vote is coming up soon
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what's in a room in April what do you
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anticipate to be the outcome before we
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go you know it's it's tough to say the
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IMF moves and very mysterious ways
15:06
they're not be open to anyone but it's
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not a line to see some form of split
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reserve currency it's been talked about
15:15
in the past
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and based on the numbers split reserve
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Carson's I mean a currency that has gold
15:23
backing up that has been talked in the
15:25
past but it's been removed because when
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you look at the amount of debt there is
15:31
in the world gold doesn't make enough of
15:33
a difference to be included in that
15:35
currency basket and this is why you see
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China saying hey we're great choice
15:39
because we have so much gold so not only
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could you make us part of that basket of
15:44
currencies are currency has value there
15:48
there's a tangible asset behind it
15:50
what do you want to make when people say
15:52
the gold is going to get 5000 gold is
15:54
undervalued gold is undervalued no doubt
15:58
about that isn't being isn't they
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artificially suppressed it is it is
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armed
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some of it's done purposefully and some
16:07
of its arm unintended consequence with a
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dau at 20,000 it's very hard for people
16:15
to remove the emotion of trying to jump
16:17
on board with that with with that new
16:20
high on and get themselves protected to
16:22
get diversified so unfortunately with
16:26
metals you don't have the giant firms
16:29
like you do with the stock market you
16:31
don't have a merrill lynch of the gold
16:33
world you don't have a JPMorgan of the
16:36
gold world
16:37
ok so you see is an area where obviously
16:41
benefits them to recommend their clients
16:44
to keep investing in the stock market
16:46
that's where they make their money
16:48
so when you look and say can go over
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5,000 it could it could afford to take
16:56
forward to take for the for the rain so
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just be the wheels you know the rains
16:59
come training wheels come right off the
17:01
gold and then just goes it just goes to
17:03
it corrects to work should be worshipped
17:05
gold really be you know a fair value for
17:08
gold right now you'd be looking at 2,700
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dollars an ounce would be a pretty fair
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value
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wow wow
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and while we saying that we talked a lot
17:20
about gold but silver is included in
17:22
that conversation as well do you
17:25
encourage people to put up do you do
17:27
silver on the IRA
17:29
absolutely we
17:30
we we like to set up a basket of metals
17:33
for our clients that makes sense and
17:35
they both have a place depending on your
17:38
investment parameters and the time
17:40
you're looking for towards retirement to
17:42
that's part of the factor we always look
17:44
at you know what's going to best serve
17:46
you but yes
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gold and silver is typically included
17:49
into that basket for my retirement
17:51
account
17:52
Charles any any final thoughts for our
17:54
viewers and how they cannot take
17:56
advantage of your program
17:58
yeah i think the best thing to do is
18:00
call us you know talk with us find out
18:03
if this makes sense for you as an
18:05
organization we were not a pressure
18:07
company we're here to help people that's
18:09
what we focus on and you can see that in
18:11
the reviews of our company but give us a
18:13
call
18:14
that's the best way to find out get the
18:16
information and make an informed
18:18
decision
18:19
that's always the best way to go about
18:20
anything spend the time do a little
18:22
research and then make the decision
18:24
that's right for you
18:25
noise is there value to doing it
18:28
obviously it's important to put a
18:30
percentage of your savings in gold
18:32
ok but with the IMF vote coming up is it
18:36
doesn't put any more pressure on the
18:37
time frame of when people should convert
18:39
it can um there's there's nothing worse
18:44
than saying you know what I was thinking
18:45
about buying metals and now they've gone
18:48
up in price it's important to have them
18:50
so regardless of the price that you get
18:52
when you start you should really get
18:54
protected if you don't have any but no
18:56
one wants to pay more than they need to
18:58
so it really is important give us a call
19:00
now and find out that way you're
19:02
prepared
19:03
you don't want to have to go and you
19:06
know gold right now just a little over
19:07
twelve hundred dollars an ounce
19:09
no need to be paying fourteen fifteen
19:11
hundred dollars an ounce for it
19:12
yeah certainly wouldn't want to take a
19:15
pic but if you can get now so buy low
19:19
sell high that's the mantra of course
19:21
and you can always get the gold yourself
19:24
that's cool you can have it actually
19:25
sharing yourself and in keeping your in
19:27
your own so where do you keep the stuff
19:28
is kept in a safe for what you know for
19:31
the IRA it started a depository it's in
19:33
a segregated account so it's in its own
19:35
box inside the vault
19:37
no one can touch with you wonderful
19:39
alright Charles well thanks for your
19:41
insights especially with the IMF
19:43
vote coming up that is something we
19:46
should all be watching and how
19:48
especially hard on trucks going to play
19:49
you know he's been a wild card since he
19:52
started this election now he's the
19:53
President and we'll see how he responds
19:55
if the United States is dumped as the
19:58
world reserve currency and of course
20:00
Mad Dog Madison Japan and other and of
20:02
course the jobs coming back the United
20:04
States all these things are good but we
20:06
are still on one charted territory right
20:10
now and we're going to continue to watch
20:12
it all so better be safe than sorry
20:15
if you have savings and that worthless
20:19
paper you better act and capture stuff
20:22
converted into gold
20:24
Charles thank you for joining us on this
20:25
program I was my pleasure thank you for
20:28
having us
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alright folks you heard it here the next
20:30
news network that was Charles thorgrin
20:33
with the noble gold investments company
20:35
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well you can call the number on the
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20:43
uncertain future especially the IMF vote
20:46
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