Konstantin Kisin

How long for that?

Three years.

Three years.

And the cost of that, but that's an important statement in three years time.

Yeah.

Um, because that is, I mean, I don't want like absolutely something, but I'd say, if it's four or five years, who cares?

My niece, who's in plastic surgery... By five years, it's not even close.

I think your point was medicine is going to be effectively free.

Richard Minniter, welcome back to Trigonometry.

Well, it's great to be back, guys.

Well, it is great to have you back because the last episode we did with you, the first episode we did with you, was on our last US trip.

I think it was one of the biggest interviews we've done, actually, in the history of the channel.

Absolutely crushed it.

Fantastic conversation about American history.

Today, we wanted to talk to you about the history of news, history of journalism, the history of censorship, and there's a lot to talk about going all the way back.

And what are those two sides?

I'm about to share one of those ideas that, once you understand it, changes how you think about owning gold entirely.

This is not a normal gold advert.

Today's sponsor is Monetary Metals, and what they're doing is rethinking how gold is used.

Traditionally, gold ownership is passive.