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Okay, I think we’re going to see another quantum jump when Ripple announces that XRP is going to be backed by gold. None of this is going to happen without precious metal backing down the road. Well, hello there my friends. Chris Marcus here with you for Arcade Economics. And now it is time for part two of our interview with Jim Willey where he talks about our monetary system, gets into gold and silver, XRP and a whole lot more. So with that said, here we go. You’re saying you do feel the bricks were a driving force and also that Japan is how would you phrase what exactly you think they’re doing and speculating versus fact.

They act more like a bricks nation in Japan than any of the BRICS nations. They’re de dollarizing right now and they’re going to be going to XRP payments. Let me say something about uae, it’s a little bit disturbing. I believe the Rothschilds. Jim, I’m sorry, I don’t mean to be interrupting you a lot tonight, although I know you asked for some more questions to hop in there and. No, I like you to participate more and me less. That’s all. My voice gets tired. Sure. Well, I would love for you to comment on xrp. I get messages from several people in our audience who follow it closely and obviously we did have that announcement from the Trump team yesterday so perhaps you could touch on that.

Absolutely. Okay, I’m going to say something that’s very high level and, and shake things up a bit. The dollar standard is going away. Now by that I mean the, the global reserve standard of the treasury bond is going away and what I think is going to replace it is corporate stable coins that create numerous large bodies of liquidity and I call it the seven seas. You know, we know what the seven seas are. Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, whatever, all the oceans. This, the corporate stablecoins are going to replace the dollar as the currency reserve in a sense of like central bank holdings, corporate holdings, insurance company, pension company holdings.

We’re going to be going to corporate stable coins. Now on the other side of the global standard you have payment standards and the treasury bill is going to go away and I think it’s going to yield to a group and Trump is calling it the strategic reserve. Well, you know I’ve got a different viewpoint of this. He’s naming the trade payment standards xrp, Solana, Cardano and add HBAR perhaps to that. And why? Because they’re so inexpensive and they’re so fast. I did a January little cost effectiveness analysis. It was very primitive and it was 650,000 times faster cheaper with XRP compared to Swift.

Not 650 times. 650,000 times faster cheaper. Okay, the big banks are going to climb onto that because it’s cheaper and it’s faster. They’re going to have cost savings. What are they going to do? Well, bank of America and bank of New York Mellon and a few other big banks have already said they’re going to be transferring their assets under management and it’s tens and 20, 30 trillion, Chris. They’re going to convert it into stablecoin and the leader is ripple rl USD stablecoin. And once it’s on the ripple stablecoin ocean, it’s floating in that ocean like the seven seas of the earth.

They’re going to be like seven corporate entities and I think Ripple and XRP are going to get the lion’s share. I think they’re going to get the majority. Okay, once you’re in the RL USD stablecoin Ripple Lab US dollar that’s going to replace the treasury bond for Global Reserve Standard I think along with the other corporate stable coins. Once they’re in the Ripple stable coin ocean, you’re going to be using XRP to do your transfers. After we get some clarity in the next month or two we’re going to see Ripple announce how they’re going to be expanding from the bank sector.

Where in my, in my February reports, Chris, I’m not making this up. I got about 30 lines and it’s about 180 or 200 banks that are all now adopting XRP. 200 banks in December it was 6. In January it was 30. Now it’s almost 200. Is that exponential growth or what? And I noticed something about a quarter of the banks, maybe a little bit fewer, they were Japanese. Okay. Now the Japanese have a law, well regulatory, you know, dictate. It said that in this year all Japanese banks must be XRP compliant. They’re going to be getting involved in the xrp, I’m sorry, the Ripple RL USD stablecoin.

You watch Toyota, they’re going to make an announcement in the next few months. They were going to make a big commitment and they’re going to put in like you know, half a trillion dollars of whatever and they’re going to put it into the stablecoin of Ripple and that’ll be a guarantee, pretty much a guarantee that they’ll be using XRP for trade payment. Do you know of any people who have Toyotas in their garages of Nissan in their garages of Honda in their garages, of Hitachi computers or Nikon cameras. Okay. The Japanese are going to be moving full whole hog into xrp.

The key is stable coins. Stable coins. I keep repeating. It’s going to create seven corporate oceans for the global liquidity. Once they got global liquidity, then they’re going to be ready to do transfers. And I think we’re going to see a quantum jump when Ripple announces that they’re going to be expanding beyond banks to corporate structures. And every big corporation, every big multinational has a big finance department. Not a bank, but it’s kind of like a bank within a corporation. Okay. I think we’re going to see another quantum jump when Ripple announces that XRP is going to be backed by gold.

None of this is going to happen without precious metal backing down the road. They’re leaving that out of the equation right now because they got enough going on with the Security and Exchange Commission. I got word from my best, my best minds, my best colleagues with, you know, the thinkers in crypto land. They said the same thing. The SEC appeal was for a failed court case and a failed appeal. So they got a second planned failed appeal to drive out. I call them the ninnies. The Ninnies. Oh, I don’t know what’s going to go on. I don’t think I’m with this SEC again.

Okay, they sold. Okay, bye. Bye. You can buy back when it’s five, it’s like two and a half now. You can come back when it’s five and six and then you can sell again when you display your nini characteristics. Okay. This thing, I think XRP is going to go to like 10 to 20 by the end of the year. We’re going to see quantum jumps from big important events. XRP is not going to be the only winner. The going to be other winners. XLM is going to be really important for business to business within countries. And then it’ll leak.

It’ll leak across national lines. Some XRP they’re trying to drive. The banks were buying up XRP when the ninnies were selling. In the last month I told like 20 different clients. Don’t worry, it’s going back and testing too. Who gives a crap? Who gives a crap? Got up to 3 now testing 2. Who gives a crap? Started at $0.50. What’s your problem? Oh, if it finds support at 2, you’ve got only a fourfold gain since December and November. Get over yourself. Okay? We’re going to have other winners. Chris. I think Cardana with its I don’t know a lot about Cardan, but every time I read Cardan, I heard the best security characteristics of.

Of crypto. Elon Musk is. Is like dumping on Bitcoin. He’s trying to convince. Did you notice in the, in the crypto announcement by Trump, bitcoin was an afterthought. Oh, oh, yeah, yeah. And bitcoin would be involved. Oh, it wasn’t in the first 50% of his announcement. So he’s moving away from bitcoin because it doesn’t have any IP intellectual property. It doesn’t have contracts, it doesn’t have partnerships, doesn’t have adoption. Oh. XRP’s big, big advantage is on land, on line, on. Sorry. On demand liquidity. On demand liquidity. It means you can never choke on something that’s too big coming down the line.

I’m putting it in, you know, layman’s parlance. These are exciting times, Chris. And you know, for people who say, oh, I don’t like crypto, there’s nothing behind it. Those are. Your stupidest guy in the room. That’s your stupidest guy. There’s nothing behind it. Right. I don’t know what intellectual property is. I don’t know what partnerships are. I don’t know what the new digital architecture is all about. There’s nothing behind it. Okay, you’re the dumbest guy in the room. Go to the back of the class and you can buy into it when it’s 10 times higher and you realize how stupid you’ve been and how stubborn you’ve been.

Okay, this is going to be really interesting. You even had a new facial gesture to demonstrate visually how you feel about people that are. I’m a nanny. I don’t know anything about intellectual property. I don’t know what corporate partnerships are all about. Okay, These are your dumbest people in the room. Don’t listen to them. Okay? XRP is like a second chance at bitcoin. That went up. It didn’t go up just a thousand fold. I remember when it was a hundred. Oh, no, that’s a thousand. What am I saying? It went up a thousand fold. I think XRP is going to go up several hundredfold from its 50 cents 50 cent base.

I mean, I know it went up to two and went right back down. That’s from the SEC frivolous bullshit. Okay, Trump. Trump is about ready to announce, I believe, an SEC chairman. And, you know, push aside, you know, we know what’s, you know, what’s really going to happen. The big banks are going to say, all right, Donald, we’ve got a good batch of xrp. Now you can let it run. We scared out the ninnies. The ninnies sold between 3.2 and 2.0. We got rid of the ninnies, those dumbasses who didn’t figure out that we have an appeal on a failed case with a failed appeal.

Right. When I heard about the failed case and a failed appeal and a new appeal, I thought, wow, how obvious is that? What I’d like to see Trump do now is say, we’re going to end the lawfare prosecution against Reggie Middleton. It was last summer, I had a little. A little item in my newsletter for helping Reggie Middleton because they’re trying to steal his intellectual property. They need to stop what they’re doing with Reggie Middleton and enable him to become a major leader and intellectual property holder for the next generation. Because Wall street is trying to steal his ip.

And I think we need some vengeful, vengeful legal reaction to restore Reggie, because, you know, we got an entire revolution in finance coming. You better be on board with it. It’s kind of like, I heard this analogy, Chris, and it’s really quite strange. Well, I don’t like those automobiles. They’re smoky and they’re loud and, you know, if you have an accident, all that glass will cut your face. So I. I’m sticking with my horse and buggy. How’d that work out? Well, there’ll still be a market for buggy whips, don’t worry. No, there’ll be a market for tires, cars.

Okay. You get with the change. I don’t like email. I. I think it’s really weird. That’s my dad. Okay? That’s my father. My father, a brilliant literature guy in who’s who. I don’t like email, Jim. I don’t know how to get on that. And I’d rather use the U.S. postal Service. That’s reliable. Okay, Dad, I get it. I get it, dad. You know, one of the most interesting screw ups my dad had was he would say, jim, I had an accident. I was working on chapter four of my book and I had an accident. I deleted something by accident and.

And I just. I saved my document and now it’s gone. I said, why’d you save your error? He said, I didn’t want to lose my whole document. So he messed up on chapter three. He realized that two pages out of the five are gone because he screwed up with his fingers. Fat finger. And he saved his error because he didn’t want to lose his book. I said, dad, it’s like pulling a book off the shelf and putting it into your computer, but it’s still on your shelf. He said, I don’t think I’ll ever get that. Okay, that’s your dinosaur.

One time he said to me, jim, I know you had a problem with that client. I can mail him if you like. He’s in the state of Oregon. I can mail him. I said, dad, it’s okay. I emailed him, okay, you get with the technology transfer or you get left behind. I think what’s going to happen, Chris, is a lot of people are going to get caught in the old technology and they’re going to realize that their life savings and their pensions are old school and they took a 30% hit and there’s going to be like this other crowd, like a quarter of us, and they say, I realized a 20 fold gain.

I realized a 200 fold gain because I got into XRP. It’s going to be really interesting. I have an entire chapter on XRP every month now for the newsletter. I started in November having an XRP chapter. And this month for February, I mean, February is over, but for the February report, that’s where I got the three paragraphs of banks that have adopted xrp. This is going to be very exciting and there’s so much more to say about it. And that’s why I think it’s a good idea to go togolden hyphen jackass.com and sign up for the newsletter, support my work and start off reading the gold chapter for the 47 reasons for the 47th president.

And that doesn’t show the report, but that shows in yellow the button for signing up. And notice on the upper left it says February report is posted. And I got a special report for Trump’s first month. The lightning quick activity in the first month in. You know, we haven’t even talked about usaid, Chris. I don’t think, I don’t think we talked last month. I think last time we. It was December. I’m not sure I knew a USAID worker. I knew him. He was a lifelong friend. And here’s the funny part about usaid. A lot of people who work in USAID don’t know what they do.

My friend Peter. Okay, just quickly, Chris. When I was four years old, my next door neighbor was Peter, Peter and Bobby. And we caught butterflies together. We were. I was four and five and he was four and Bobby was three. And we run around like knuckleheads and lunatics catching butterflies. With our self made nets and, and you know, other times we play baseball. But Peter wasn’t good at baseball. I was good. He would try to catch my fly balls and I, you know, I broke my dad’s bathroom window once. He got very upset. Anyway, Peter went on to Yale University and was a quite a spectacular student.

And he did not like the law profession. He stumbled in a law firm and he said, Jim, I don’t know what I’m going to do, but I’m going to check a number of weird opportunities out there because there are a lot. What did he do? He got recruited by the CIA and he got hired by USAID because he was fluent in Russian at Yale University and I was there when he was a junior. I was in, I, I was doing my thing for a doctoral program and I only lasted one quarter that. It’s a long story.

And I kept up with him and, and I asked him, what are you doing for usaid, Pete? He said, well, first of all, I’m freezing my ass off in Moscow, but I go to the nightclubs and I have a good time so I don’t lose my mind. But I’ve, I have escorted Senator John McCain on five occasions. I said, what do you, do? You have a meet with people who interfere with press reporting and do propaganda bull crap? And he said, oh, I don’t know what they do. I just introduced them to the Russian. Okay, the point is, Chris, a lot of US aid people don’t know what they were doing.

It, it was the upper level. It was the management, not the workers. And I was happy when I heard that they fired the management. They started at the top. They probably fired a lot of, you know, worker bees and that’s fine. Well, Peter resigned. He resigned seven or eight years ago after 12, 13 years in Moscow. And I asked, what are you going to do, Pete? He said, I’m moving, I’m moving to Lithuania. It’s really nice there. The climate’s better. They have a winter, but it’s mild and they speak Russian and the ladies are really nice in Lithuania.

They’re not fat hogs like they are in the United States. I said, yeah, true that. Well, Jim, okay, just if I could, because you mentioned a couple things that actually ties back to something you, that you would touch on earlier in terms of where this leaves the US and on Tuesday, March 4, no less. And is this headed towards a restructure in your opinion? We’re going to have a reformation, a restructure and, and kind of an industrial revolution. We’re going to get back into making things. Manufacturing. In the United States, we don’t even manufacture housewares. We don’t manufacture television sets.

We barely make iPhones. Okay? We have imports of almost everything that’s important in our society. So we’re going to get back to manufacturing. We’re going to introduce AI and it’s not just building robots and, and having really smart machines. It’s all the technology behind it. It’s super chips. We have to make data centers, we have to have more electricity power centers. We have to have some innovative sources of energy for electricity generation. And Elon Musk is going to be behind that. And Tesla Engineering, not Tesla Corp, Nikola Tesla Engineering is going to be involved in new energy production.

It’s going to be Tesla clip. We’re going to have revolution, Chris. At the household level in neighborhoods, you’re going to have a Tesla clip. For an apartment building, you’re going to have a Tesla clip. A bank of Tesla clips for powering 30 or 40 homes in a neighborhood. In a condominium, you know, what do you call a subdivision? We’re going to get back to manufacturing. We’re going to eliminate sabotage of the U.S. economy and work toward constructive U.S. economy ventures. We’re going to have foreign direct investment with the money coming back and we’re going to have a risk of inflation when the treasury bonds come back unless they’re for productive capacity.

And we’re going to have a lot of productive capacity. We’re going to have incentive for productive capacity and we’re going to be on a gold standard that’s going to result in very little in price inflation. What we have a challenge for now is we need to retrain our young people because they don’t know shit from shinola about math and science. They couldn’t do an integral to save their soul. They couldn’t do a closed circuit diagram to save their soul. They know video games, they know cocaine and they know welfare from the government because they’re screwed up in their head.

We need to train our young people because we’re in trouble. Well, yeah, maybe it’s time for the repatriation of Jim Willie and we could get you here educating our finest minds. I mean Jim Willie and children. Natural combo as far as I can see. I’m going to be winding down, Chris. I’m tired, I tell you. I’m going to be going a little bit longer. I don’t know, a couple of years, three or four years. I’m still going reasonably strong, but I’m getting damaged by dark, occult, evil forces. I’m being damaged and I keep going. I keep going.

And I get a lot of Christian prayer and aid. Christian aid, and they’re wonderful. I need to call a certain lovely lady right now. Has helped me a lot because I’m dealing with something right now on two fronts. Two big costs. I don’t want to go into the details. We need to get back to putting a four year requirement in high school for math. We dropped it down to two years. How do we compete with that, Chris? We don’t compete. And you know, Trump took some crap back in December when, when Elon Musk said we’re going to be importing Indian talent, talent from the nation of India.

Now, I’m not against that. And you know, if they get, what is it, an H1 or, I don’t know what you call H1N or I, I don’t know the, the specifics of what they’re called, but it’s worker visa. There’s, there’s a story behind that story, Chris, and, and that, that’s sort of the, the interesting little nuggets that I’ve got in my newsletter. We want India not to be a big science power, not to be a big AI power, not to be a big technology power. We want their best to come to the United States and it’s going to cause a revolution and you’re going to see it in the news.

There’s lots of jobs if you can become competent in engineering. And that requires mathematics. I’ve got a colleague who’s got a doctorate in electronic engineering. And when we talk shop, Chris, we talk mathematics. We talk about positive definite symmetric matrices. We talk about ill conditioning with their eigenvalues. That’s math. Talk with an engineer. The engineers know mathematics. They don’t know mathematics. They don’t go anywhere. The bell shaped curve is called the error function in signal processing. And my colleague talks about it a lot. He showed me an article about the error function. I said, that’s the normal curve.

That’s the normal function. He said, yeah, we call it the error function erf. Okay, you gotta know mathematics. I did something very unusual, Chris, and just a quick side story, I got a five out of five on the Princeton Advanced Placement calculus test after my senior year. So they gave me calculus 1, calculus 2, and calculus 3 credit for my freshman year. And I said, I don’t want credit for calculus three, I haven’t taken that. And they said, well, you got a five on the Princeton test. I said, I don’t give A crap. I haven’t taken that.

I want to take that course even though I have credit for it. Well, that’s a first here at this university. I said I don’t care about your rules. I want to take calculus 3. I want 3D calculus and acceleration curves and surfaces and integration over surfaces and polar coordinates. I haven’t taken that. Okay. And that’s what I took my first semester in college. A course that I had credit for. Okay, Matt, we need math love. We need love of math. We need. We don’t need love of corn. Corn flakes. What do you call corn chips and potato chips.

Okay? We got overweight kids who don’t even have phys ed anymore. I love dodgeball in third and fourth, fifth grade. I loved it. Dodgeball, let’s go out and act like a bunch of idiots and throw, throw a nice little ball at each other and try to avoid and catch it. You catch it, the other guy’s out. It hits you, you’re out. If you dodge it, you keep on going. That was a lot of fun. Well, the fat kids don’t do that anymore. Chris, we need to get back to phys ed. We need to get back to science.

We need to get back to math. That’s what we need to do or else we’re not going to be able to compete. We’re going to be importing talent and they’re going to be living in the good neighborhoods and the dumbasses who didn’t take their math and science, you’re going to be the workers who get pushed out because you haven’t kept up and you’re going to be living in a crappy little apartment. All right, Jim, I think we’re clear on the dodgeball history and other relevant details there. Although as we’re just about coming up on our time, I mean, you’ve touched on gold and silver a little bit, but I wanted to give you the last couple minutes.

Obviously we’ve had the spreads, the EFP spreads surge. We’ve seen lots of signs of stress. We have the bank of England saying it takes four to eight weeks to give you your medal. And they send this guy Dave Ramson out there that I don’t know how many people’s concerns he settled down, but anything gold and silver that you would like to share here before we finish up? I got 47 reasons why gold’s going to go up. I know you were only in the 20s like a month or two ago, so you were busy over Christmas. I actually put it together in a day and a half.

And my colleague said, jim, that’s a good list. We got trade tariffs. We got London gold market, I believe is in default. We got multiple leasing. They call it rehypothecation. So you don’t know what the hell they’re talking about. It’s multiple leasing. You got a mad scramble to replace gold in the bullion banks because they did the multiple leasing. You got corrupt gold by the big banks. Corrupt gold leasing. Leasing is going to be very big. Multiple leasing. Do you remember in 2008 we heard about the. The Mortgage Electronic Registry System, MERS, that was to prevent and to manage the titles for mortgages.

So that only one mortgage bond, only one mortgage bond had one secure stream of mortgage payments? Well, it was 2.5 average. We’ve got something like 10 or 15. You might have a better number than me. The leasing and a multiple basis is corrupt and that’s causing a scramble. Now we got a search for US Government fraud. We have lost face in the fiat currency system. They got to be backed. We got sovereign bonds in Europe and the United States that are considered trash. You got a mandatory audit of the gold reserves. You got a risk of exposing fake gold bars.

I think they might find some fake gold bars and make a big deal about it in Fort Knox, but they won’t say it’s a majority. They might lie. We have monetizing the asset side of the US Government. We got an acceleration of federal deficits. We got a systemic collapse where. Where people are now seeking portable wealth. We have the wealthy now, Chris, and you know this better than me. You know the gold market better than me. We have the wealthy scrambling to get the gold because they’re afraid that the banks have laced it out and they don’t have their gold no more.

This is going to get wild. It’s not just the audit of Fort Knox that’s caused this. It’s the big bank insolvency. It’s a rejection of the treasury bill by the BRICS nations. They don’t like the treasury bill for trade payment. They want something real. They don’t want toilet paper. I think President Trump needs a short education on what legitimate currency is all about and how he needs to stop weaponizing the dollar. He has not stepped. He has not stopped the weaponization of the dollar. And it’s sad. Okay, I got only down to about 8 or 10 of the reasons.

I have 47 of them sign up for the. I bet you could get to 50 by the weekend. Well, I could. The trouble is that they really look like number 22 and they look like number 19. They overlap, Chris. No doubt they overlap. And Hollywood is saying, got silver. I can see it right behind you. That’s Hollywood. They’re wondering. We got a big silver deficit going on in industry and this is not going to last much longer. I want to see an explosion in the gold market, a revaluation and then silver follows and the in, in the, the next two or three weeks.

There’s no way. I’m very surprised that we’re not above 40 right now in silver. They’re just doubling down, then doubling down again on their corrupt naked shorts. You know this better than I do, but they’re running out. The deliveries are out of this world. They’re like four times multiple of what happened in January. That was the result of February. We had the first day delivery and of in March. That set a record and it, it’s on pace for being multiples of what February was. This is exciting. We’re about to break the gold and silver markets. We’re about to break it.

And you know, in Trump’s tariff talk, he never said England will have a tariff. He never said that. So that’s a false premise for the, the gold leaving London and coming to the new New York sites and vaults. He never said he’s going to put a slap. A tariff on London gold. Never said that. You don’t put a tariff on the British crown. This is going to be exciting. I, I am really jazzed at what’s coming up in the next several months. And what else can I say? Go down the list here could, I don’t want to get.

That’s a bit too big. The silver industrial demand shortage is annual. Silver is the Achilles heel. Oh, we’re going to have a silver cartel. I’m pretty sure about it. Okay, just, just look at the war of words with Mexico. They’re going to just block all exports of silver. They’re going to make it a national reserve. They’re going to make a national stockpile in silver. Mexico, China and Russia, they’re likely to make a silver cartel. Can you imagine the equivalent of OPEC for oil is going to be in silver. Wow. Limit the supply of silver so we can drive it up past $50 to.

Screw you Westerners who’ve been playing with the the price games. Oh my gosh. Read all about an in the newsletter. Golden hyphen, jackass.com. go on. Great guns. But you know, there’s economic damage, Chris. Some of my clients are hurting. I mean, one spouse has lost a job or they’re underemployed because they refused the vaccine. Their costs are going through the roof. They got double and triple the fire insurance for their homes. Car insurance is much more expensive. If you’re wondering why car insurance and home insurance is more expensive now is because for 10 years they didn’t make any money on the treasury bonds.

That’s their nut. That that applies to pension firms. So you know there’s the website in the yellow in the center is the subscribe button. If you know there are a lot of people who don’t want to read a 40 page report every month and come on now even. Well, there’s some. They don’t want it. They don’t have time. They tell me that they write me and say, jim, I just made a donation of 100 bucks. It’s because I watched several of your, your, your shows and I don’t want to sign up for the newsletter. So they hit the donate button and they do it on a regular basis.

I love that. That’s great. There’s a guy who just yesterday did $100 and he does it every single month. And that’s not the cost of a newsletter. It’s $200 for a year. 220. These are exciting times. I’ve got time now for consulting. I have two or three that I need to do in the next couple days. They said wait for your February newsletter to get done and then I’ll contact. We’ll contact each other next week. Well, now it’s next week so I’m going to do that. I did one, it was a really interesting lady who had stories and wanted to know about xrp, but she had stories.

Oh my gosh, Chris, I’ll tell you offline, I won’t tell you here. Just a beautiful lady when she was younger and did not get trapped. She did not get trapped. And you know what? So go to the website, sign up for the newsletter, make a donation, do some consulting and if you’re wealthy, hit the sponsor button. I’m always grateful. I got a few people who regularly hit the sponsor button and it keeps me going. Chris, I tell you, the hand of the Lord Jesus, I tell you, without it, I’d be gone four years ago. I’d be gone.

I got a number of people who helped me in a big way, including, including an extremely wealthy guy in Mexico, doesn’t want me to mention his name. But how many of them are there? And I’m not talking about Carlos Slim. He helped me in a big way in 2019. I’m very grateful to him the rest of my life. I’m talking about nearly a hundred thousand dollar grant. I hope this helps you, Jim, to get out of the bind. Anyway, it’s a long story. We’re going to see silver rule the roost in industry while gold rules the roost and financial functions.

Chris, I, I haven’t been this excited in a long time and it’s like a rejuvenation that happened with the Trump election. And you know, here’s my little statement for all the people who are objecting to Trump. All traitors, please rise. Please rise to be counted. All traitors. If you don’t want the reconstruction of the United States and you don’t want legitimate money and you’re all in favor of financial fraud to divert money to the Swiss Uber lords and the Ukraine, please rise. We want you to be counted. And now it’s if you object to the Epstein files, please rise.

You and the FBI, they just fired a New York office FBI guy named Dennehy. Look, it looks like he worked out. It looks like he was, you know, he went to, he went to the FBI gymnasium rather frequently. Well, he’s gone because he stood up to be counted in objecting to releasing the Epstein file. This is going to go on. The people are losing patience with the Trump people and I tell them be patient, be patient. More patient. The Epstein files are going to take six months to get out. It’s going to be drips and drabs.

Right now they’re talking about, you know, the batch number one and it’s going to be redacted. Okay Chris, this is exciting. It’s going to have a lot of parts to it and, and we’re going to have a reconstruction of the U.S. economy and we get, we need five or six different ingredients. I hit on some of them and I talk about all of them in the newsletter and this is a labor of love, Chris. I, once I get going, I, I have trouble. I, I end up working once till close to midnight and I usually go to bed at 10pm I go to bed at 10pm 10 to 6, 10 to 5:30, I, I, I catch the sunrise.

It’s 5:30 here. Well Jim, we, I sure appreciate that you, you’re up there every day doing your thing. It was nice to hear what you mentioned. Some of the people, people that been able to help you out along the way and I, I hope not. Well, I hope you realize how loved you are by a lot of people on this planet. So I won’t make you answer that. But there are a lot of people who care about you. I’m glad helping in some ways to get you through. And I’ll just mention one more time as you said that the all of this is atgolden hyphen jackass.com which is in the description field right there below so you don’t have to type the darn thing, just go there and click it.

And Jim, it sounds like your February newsletter even we’re already in March. But it sounds like it will be hotter than Costa Rica with Jim Willie on the beach. And that’s quite hot as I hear it. It’s not hot here. At least we did have one viewer asking if yeah if you were accosted by any women at your college football bar. But hopefully you’re resting up in the off season. That’s college football. And you know I didn’t even go there for the Ohio State championship. My alma mater, 1973 I went to a road bowl. 1971 Chris, 1971 we played Stanford, Ohio State.

I tell you the most exciting sporting events I’ve ever been to in my life is Ohio State football at the Horseshoe in Columbus, Ohio. It’s an electric, an electric atmosphere. Jim, we gotta get wrapping up here. Although I might add if anybody wants to call and hear stories about Jim Willie’s childhood or college football escapades, you can always hit that consulting button right there and talk with Jim yourself. He’s a great man as he appears on tv. So Jim, thank you my friend. I appreciate everything you shared and like you said, it is an exciting time.

So we will make sure to catch up with you again soon. But I hope wrap up for now and thank you as always. All right. It’s always great to be on with an extraordinarily handsome host. Thank you Jim. We’ll talk to you soon buddy. Well, thank you as always to our fan favorite Jim Willie. Hope you enjoyed that one at home and sure appreciate you being here and watching the show with us tonight. And again as you mentioned, you can find Jim’s research at the golden hyphen jackass.com then of course the link is in the description field below.

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