Jeremy Cordon

I came into this whole thing as a Ron Paul guy.

I was 21 years old when he ran for president the second time.

I went and got elected to be a Ron Paul delegate.

One of the things that he talked about a lot was just this issue.

He had the book and the Fed.

Central banking is the biggest issue.

there's a problem because you can't really return to the gold standard.

This is something I've been super obsessed with and I've researched it a lot.

There's a few problems, even if we, you know, libertarians won,

Congress is full of, you know, Massey's.

We got Ron Paul into the Fed or some Ron Paul type guy into the Fed.

He's a little old now.

Maybe Ron Paul doesn't want that job.

But yes, let him relax.

But, you know, you figure you win.

Going back to the gold standard that we had 100 years ago, it used up all of the nation's copper.

it used up 90% of the nation's silver, and now 80% of silver is tied up in industrial demand.

99% of copper is tied up in industrial demand.

And even then, like BRICS countries that are like looking to go to the gold standard, they can't figure out how to do it because the gold standard essentially failed because its main central point of failure was...

Does, is it in the vault?