0:49 – How much does the US dollar’s global dominance depend on the upcoming election?

2:08 – Is debt a threat to U.S. national security?

3:20 – How responsible is the Federal Reserve for America’s current debt level?

7:54 – How has the Federal Reserve contributed to the financial instability we face today?

13:22 – How do you see today’s shifting global landscape, given your deep background in historical analysis?

19:46 – Are we on the verge of another major global monetary shift, and what might it look like?

29:13 – Was there a specific moment or event early in your career that sparked your interest in the study of gold?

34:09 – Memorable stories from your conversations with Alan Greenspan, Paul Volcker and Robert Mandel

39:22 – How do you define sound money?

46: 14 – How interconnected are sound money, economic opportunity, stability, and global peace, especially in today’s polarized world?

49:51 – Why do you think so many policymakers dismiss and mock gold, even as global demand is at records and central banks are stockpiling?

54:13 – How does the Fed’s dual mandate open it to political vulnerabilities, and could a rules-based system address these issues?

59:37 – How does the Fed’s centralized control over interest rates affect what is supposed to be a market-based economy?

1:02:48 – Are central banks aggressive policies eroding or undermining capitalism and the concept of free markets?

1:06:23 – Are BRICS nations positioning gold to become a unit of account and medium of exchange, potentially bypassing the traditional financial system?

1:09:38 – Could imposing tariffs on countries that move away from the dollar actually help America maintain its financial muscle?

1:14:47 – What gives you hope for potential reforms that could create a monetary system supporting economic freedom and stability for everyone?

1:16:58 – Could we potentially see you in the next administration advocating for these policies?