Peter Schiff

I mean, we we graduate a lot more people with liberal arts degrees than would graduate in a free market.

So we're putting these students into a job market that doesn't have jobs for what they just wasted taxpayer money studying for four or five years.

You know, if we had a free market in college, we wouldn't have all the student debt and we'd have much lower tuition.

And only the only people that would go to college would be people who would actually benefit from the degree.

A lot of people would just get jobs right out of high school and maybe even not even go to high school.

And we might actually have quality jobs for those people to move into if the federal government or if the Fed didn't artificially suppress interest rates.

If we didn't have savings, that could finance capital investment.

So our whole economy has been screwed up by government intervention.

But I wanted to point out, you know, Donald Trump makes a big deal about cheap gas.

Well, oil prices are now up about 20 percent since they hit the lows.

All the oil stocks are hitting 52 week highs.

They're indicating that oil prices are going to rise exponentially.

And I think the one thing the president's been hanging his hat on, cheap gas, is going to go away.

I think by the time the midterm elections roll around, we're going to be looking at $80 to $100 a barrel oil, and everything else is going to be a lot more expensive.

So the story that inflation is dead and buried is going to be completely gone.

And, you know, the box that the Republicans are going to be in, unfortunately, in the midterms is they're going to have be in the position of trying to lie to the public to convince them that a bad economy is good, whereas the Democrats are going to be able to be honest about how bad the economy is.

And they're just going to lie that they're going to fix it.

Well, his overall approval ratings are pretty weak.

I think...

Look, I think Trump voters really like Trump.