Judy Shelton
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 17 Feb
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in in the the future viability of your country to me it's here we are about to celebrate this year our 250th anniversary and if you asked most americans do you think we will still be around let alone standing tall in 50 years in 2076 i don't know that you would hear a strong affirmation of yes
And I think everyone's aware and we're dealing with the fallout of, of fiscal deficit spending every day with this dread.
We all feel from perpetual inflation.
We're never able to catch up no matter how much we're reassured that, um, wage gains are, are helping to keep up maybe for some people.
Yes.
Maybe for others.
No.
And, and the, the problem for me is until we, we,
Establish a beachhead that we're willing to look this problem square in the face and demand honest government, which means an end to deficit spending, which I consider immoral because you're allowing people to consume today goods and services that haven't even been produced yet, which is robbing the next generation.
And we just need to face this and say we believe in honest jobs, that is productive labor that results in genuine output that increases real prosperity instead of just being told the GDP has gone up because maybe Wall Street is making out financially.
And we can't have these government shutdowns.
We have to have functional government and just say that we won't tolerate massive government at the expense of private sector growth.
And then I think we need to guarantee honest money.
So I have a very small proposal, which is just to begin to establish a link between
what has long been the constitutional money of the United States.
That is a dollar defined in terms of gold as a special treasury offering for people who want that guarantee that they could convert a treasury security to gold redeemability in the future.
And I'm even suggesting 50 years from now, if you believe that our country will still be standing.
Is that true?
And I think that's very perceptive of you to see that when people say, oh, they're for a gold standard or say that I'm for a gold standard, they really don't define what they mean.
It's not a matter of the government having enough gold to cover even the paper money that's out there.
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