Peter Schiff

I remember I went to a store and I saw this high def television in like a Best Buy or something. And I was probably maybe in my 30s early. I couldn't believe the picture how great it was, but I couldn't afford it. It was like $10,000, which was a lot of money back then. It's still a lot of money, but it was a lot more money in the 80s.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

But the reason that everybody's got a television, a high-def television, the reason that even people on welfare have cell phones now is because capitalism made them more abundant and less expensive. But income inequality today... is actually higher than it's ever been. And the reason for that is because of the monetary policy that the Federal Reserve has pursued.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.

And as a result of that, we have an extreme income inequality that is not the natural byproduct of capitalism, and which is a problem. But the solution isn't for the government to try to redistribute the wealth. from the rich to the poor, that always backfires, and that will lead to even greater income inequality.