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Seth Holehouse is a TV personality, YouTuber, podcaster, and patriot who became a household name in 2020 after his video exposing election fraud was tweeted, shared, uploaded, and pinned by President Donald Trump — reaching hundreds of millions worldwide.
Titled The Plot to Steal America, the video was created with a mission to warn Americans about the communist threat to our nation—a mission that’s been at the forefront of Seth’s life for nearly two decades.
After 10 years behind the scenes at The Epoch Times, launching his own show was the logical next step. Since its debut, Seth’s show “Man in America” has garnered 1M+ viewers on a monthly basis as his commitment to bring hope to patriots and to fight communism and socialism grows daily. His guests have included Peter Navarro, Kash Patel, Senator Wendy Rogers, General Michael Flynn, and General Robert Spalding.
He is also a regular speaker at the “ReAwaken America Tour” alongside Eric Trump, Mike Lindell, Gen. Flynn.
Welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. Tonight's show is a very, very significant show. Perhaps you've been following what's happening with Fort Knox, with the gold coming back to America from the Bank of England, and a lot of other massive news surrounding a financial reset. And maybe this is your first time hearing about it, and that's okay too because I'll be walking you through everything that is surrounding this topic.
Seth Holehouse:But fundamentally, from my perspective, what I'm seeing is a massive shift in the global financial system. Now for those of us that have done some research on why our country is enslaved, why is our debt at 35,000,000,000,000, we've come to conclusion through, you know, some pretty easy research that we have this thing called the Federal Reserve, and the Federal Reserve isn't federal. Right? It's a private bank owned by bankers and elites and very, very wealthy people. And the Federal Reserve System has enslaved us, And they took us off the gold standard.
Seth Holehouse:Right? Nixon did that in '71, and I'll be getting in into the history of all this. But fundamentally, what I'm seeing playing out right now with Trump and a lot of the moves that he's making with Elon Musk, with Doge, is a potential shift in this system. And so I'll be walking you through a timeline of really kinda going back to when we we left the gold standard, where we're at right now, and where things are going. So let's just go ahead and dive right in, and I thank you for being here.
Seth Holehouse:Thank you for joining me live tonight. I'll do my best to be concise, but I'm gonna try to cover a lot of information. But we're gonna start with a guy named William Cooper, also known as Bill Cooper. He wrote a book, which was one of the the pivotal books for my own understanding of how the world works, especially in trying to understand the system of the the elites and their enslavement and the creation of this prison planet, but this book that he wrote called be behold a pale horse. If you haven't read it, I highly recommend it.
Seth Holehouse:Smart guy. So I'm gonna start with a short video from him explaining the role of the Federal Reserve and how it enslaves us. So we'll start there, and we've got just a lot going for us tonight. So okay. We'll start here.
Seth Holehouse:It's it's it's about a minute or so long.
Speaker 2:John f Kennedy was short circuiting the new world order. He had ordered the printing of constitutional money, United States notes, which would have destroyed the Federal Reserve, which is not an agency of the United States government. It's a private corporation owned and operated by the world bankers, controlled by the Illuminati. And its purpose was to destroy the middle class in this country and thus our economy. You see it unfolding now.
Speaker 2:You are seeing, and I predicted this well in advance, you are seeing the destruction of the economy of The United States. And it will continue. It will not get better. Downhill from here on out. Unless we nationalize the Federal Reserve, lock up the criminals who own it, cancel the debt, which will then bankrupt the Illuminati, which is exactly what we ought to do, print constitutional money, which cannot be usurped, which cannot lead to our destruction, and go back to to to what we're supposed to do and quit contracting for benefits.
Speaker 2:We're escaping from the laws of nature and there's a terrible consequence for that. You can't contract for somebody else to keep you alive. You have to be responsible within your life to keep yourself alive. And if you can't do it, then you have to die. That's the law of nature.
Seth Holehouse:Now, unfortunately, he ended up dead, and there's a lot of people that suspect that he was murdered for, you know, speaking out too much. And that's my belief as well that they end up killing him because he was revealing way too much truth. And and he he's he's one of the the historical, you know, giants in terms of the truth movement and getting information out there. But what he said that was very important in how the money system is used to enslave us. And there has been a lot of discussion about is Trump going back to a gold standard?
Seth Holehouse:Is the the world monetary system shifting in a way that there's a purposeful devaluation of the dollar? There are a lot of questions which we'll be getting into, but I wanna start with that. Now I want to jump into, the next thing here in talking about the gold standard. Basically, what happened when Nixon ended the gold standard. So I've got a video for you here.
Seth Holehouse:This is a short video. This this is the announcement of that Nixon made sorry, Nixon made when he, quote, temporarily suspended the gold standard. This is 08/15/1971.
Speaker 3:The strength of a nation's currency is based based on the strength of that nation's economy, and the American economy is by far the strongest in the world. Accordingly, I have directed the secretary of the treasury to take the action necessary to defend the dollar against the speculators. I have directed Secretary Connolly to suspend temporarily the convertibility of the dollar into gold or other reserve assets, except in amounts and conditions determined to be in the interest of monetary stability and in the best interest of The United States. Now what does this action, which is very technical, what does it mean for you? Let me lay to rest the bugaboo of what is called devaluation.
Speaker 3:If you want to buy a foreign car or take a trip abroad, market conditions may cause your dollar to buy slightly less. But, if you are among the overwhelming majority of Americans who buy American made products in America, your dollar will be worth just as much tomorrow as it is today. The effect of this action, in other words, will be to stabilize the dollar.
Seth Holehouse:Of course, that's a load of crap because it's our dollar is anything but stable. But I have just some notes I pulled together here talking about the the gold standard just to explain it a little bit better. Right? So so before Nixon ended the gold standard in '71, countries could exchange US dollars for gold under the Bretton Woods system. The system established in 1944 pegged global currencies to the US dollar, which in turn was backed by gold at a fixed rate of $35 per ounce.
Seth Holehouse:Foreign governments and central banks could redeem their US dollar reserves for gold from the US treasury. However, by the late sixties, the US had printed too many dollars, especially to fund the Vietnam War and great society programs without enough gold to back them. This led to a gold drain as countries, especially France, started demanding gold in exchange for their dollars. So to stop this, president Richard Nixon temporarily suspended the convertibility of dollars into gold on 08/15/1971, effectively ending the gold standard and leading to the modern fiat currency system. So when the Bretton Woods system was established in '44, right, which pegged the the global currencies to the US dollar, at that time, the US dollar was backed by gold.
Seth Holehouse:Right? There is a gold standard. So what that meant is that you had not just the confidence of the US dollar, but the confidence that that dollar was exchangeable for gold. Because The US Dollar, after it was taken off the gold standard, was became a fiat currency, meaning that it wasn't was fake. Right?
Seth Holehouse:It was monopoly money that you know, look at the fact that they've were at 35,000,000,000,000, 30 6 trillion dollars in debt, so they can print unlimited money to fund their wars or whatever they wanted to. But before then, so when the Bretton Woods, agreement was established, what it meant is that let's just say that you had a million dollars. Let's just say that you were, let's just say you're Switzerland or a foreign country, Germany. And so you had a million dollars, right, in your dollar reserves, and you wanted to exchange that for a million dollars in gold, it was an equal ratio. Right?
Seth Holehouse:So you could exchange it and you could get gold out and you could, you know, get back to the United States government. So that was a great way in building confidence in the US dollar. However, as they started printing more and more dollars to fund our wars, it started to, you know, become apparent that that could no longer happen. And this is so this is called the Trifunda limit, which I'll be getting into in later in the show. But, basically, that if our dollar was the global reserve currency, we had to keep printing more and more of it to supply the globe with these dollars.
Seth Holehouse:However, we could no longer back all of that currency with the gold with the gold in our own reserves, and so they took it off that gold standard. And that's when inflation, you know, really started taking off. And now I just saw something. I think that the dollar has lost, like, 54% of its value since 2020. I think it what it what I saw that if something costs, I think it was a hundred dollars in 2020 that now costs, like, a hundred and $84 or something.
Seth Holehouse:I mean, it was even in 2020. That's how much the dollar has lost its value. Let alone, you go back fifty or sixty years ago. I I mean, I talked to my parents, and and they'll tell me, oh, yeah. Our first house we bought in the eighties was $35,000.
Seth Holehouse:It's like, oh, goodness. You know, my first house I bought as a as an adult, I think back in 02/2012 or, you know, '13 was $240,000. And, you know, at that time, it wasn't like a expensive home. It's just the cost of a home. So the dollar, since they they took off the gold standard, there's really no limit to what they can print.
Seth Holehouse:I mean, you can literally go and just keep pressing zero zero zero and keep inflating the money supply and using that money. But because of the Bretton Woods agreement and which forced a lot of these these other nations to hold our dollars as the global reserve currency to back up their own currencies. That gave the dollar a lot of confidence globally, especially when you get into the the agreement the petrodollar agreement where the oil, the agreement with the, oil producing nations was made to make sure that oil could only purchase in US dollar. And so that was another way of forcing countries to hold the US dollar. So something has been happening, though.
Seth Holehouse:And a lot of one of the big shifts has been represented in the fact that central banks around the world have gone on an absolute gold buying spree. So a lot of this shifts this shift signals a loss of confidence in the US dollar because instead of nations and central banks just say holding, you know, US treasuries or holding the US dollar, they're now dumping the US dollar, and they're stocking up on gold. Right? So here's an article, just, you know, a a quick article looking at that. This is, from the end of twenty twenty four saying gold could jump 11% next year as central banks ramp up their buying spree, continuing.
Seth Holehouse:So gold prices could hit $3,000 an ounce by next year, which basically were there. Central banks have increased gold purchases fivefold since 2022, boosting demand. Emerging markets and investors seek gold as a safe haven amid policy uncertainties. So, again, this is happening. Now recently, what happened, which I I did a couple different shows on this, is the Bank of England, which is supposedly has a massive holding of gold bullion where they so okay.
Seth Holehouse:How it would work is let's just say that you are a a a financial institute or you're a company or say you're a wealthy family with a with a family wealth fund. You might say, hey. Bank of England, tell you what, we're gonna give you a thousand ounces, or, you know, how whatever the amount is. Let's say a thousand ounces of gold. Now you're gonna hold our gold for us in your vault.
Seth Holehouse:However, we have this certificate saying that when we want that gold back, that you have to give it to us. And, typically, the Bank of England had a gold delivery that would you know, the the process would take a couple of days. If you went and say, hey. I want my thousand ounces. They'd say, A couple days later, you get your thousand ounces.
Seth Holehouse:Now, earlier this year, what happened, though, is that the Bank of England changed that from three days to four to eight weeks, and a lot of people started freaking out and saying, wait. Wait. Hold on. Is it taking four to eight weeks to get my gold where it used to be three days? And there's a lot of speculation of is the Bank of England running out of of gold.
Seth Holehouse:But what we saw simultaneously is that there was a massive exodus, as this article points out, of gold bullion coming to The United States, and this is what sets up the story for what we're talking about right now. So right here, here's a a post from, Finance a Lot. Transfers of physical gold from the Bank of England to New York is now exceeding the panic during the COVID nineteen crisis. People are blaming tariffs, but there's something bigger going on here. Legacy media is totally silent.
Seth Holehouse:They're hiding it. Another February 2020 flash crash again. So if you look at this chart, right, this is, the COMEX, right, which is a a commodities exchange, right, which is where a lot of these this flowing of precious metals and other commodities goes through. They look at the three biggest faults. So if you look here, you can see this is the delivery of gold across Brink's, HSBC, and JPMorgan.
Seth Holehouse:You can see beginning of twenty twenty, there's a huge flow of that coming into these banks. It dropped off, dropped off again. Now you can barely see it's it's just starting to see on the very edge there that we're now exceeding the 2020 levels. So there is a lot of gold that's coming back into The United States, and this has raised a lot of questions. People have been speculating.
Seth Holehouse:Is it the treasury buying up this gold? Is it the Fed buying up this gold? Is this in preparation to go back to a gold standard? Is the gold being repatriated? Right?
Seth Holehouse:Meaning, is it coming back into our country? So there's a lot of questions about it, but here's a great little video. It's a minute thirty four seconds of a woman highlighting, explaining this exactly what's happening. So, again, minute thirty four seconds. I'll let her explain this for you.
Speaker 4:Something big is going down on Wall Street that could impact all of us, and they are doing their best to bury it. In case you missed it, there is a scandal rocking the Bank of England, but this impacts everyone, American and abroad, and I'll explain why. The Bank of England is suffering from a gold shortage. Essentially, they don't have the gold they're supposed to have. Now the lid was blown off this because the wait time to withdraw gold went from a day to eight weeks, essentially indefinitely frozen because they don't have the assets.
Speaker 4:So where did they go? Where is the gold? Well, supposedly, the majority of it has been shipped to New York. But the reason why doesn't make any sense. Supposedly, it's to avoid tariffs, but there never were tariffs on gold in 2016, and president Trump said he won't do any now.
Speaker 4:But that's not all. The math itself doesn't add up. 393 metric tons was sent to New York, but the Bank of England is supposed to have over 5,000 metric tons. This is less than 10% of the supposed total reserves they have. Where is the gold?
Speaker 4:This isn't musical chairs. You either have it or you don't. So Bank of England could well be lying about the amount that was sent and why it was sent. Because here's the kicker. There hasn't been this much total gold stored in New York as there was in 2020.
Speaker 4:And at that point, everyone thought the world was ending. Today, people are optimistic as much as you can be, but more than 2020. But what does that tell us? What do those in power know that we don't? Something big is coming, and they are preparing by shifting their gold around.
Speaker 4:That's all we know right now. But mark my words, they're preparing for something.
Seth Holehouse:And that's the key, and that's what I'm trying to understand here. What are they preparing for? Why is it over the past couple of years, central banks are buying more gold than they have throughout history? Why is that happening that these central banks are amassing large stockpiles of gold? Why is it that BRICS nations, especially China, Russia, other BRICS nations are amassing record levels of gold?
Seth Holehouse:Now under Biden, we didn't see any of this happening in The United States. There was no repatriation of gold claim back to America and under Biden, which you could argue that he wasn't really doing the best for America during his four years. Now, however, as soon as Trump gets in office, though, and not even before he gets in office, actually, after he won the election, we're seeing indicators of a mass outflow of gold from outside the country into the country. Now as she explained, there's speculation. Oh, is it because people are worried that Trump's gonna put tariffs?
Seth Holehouse:Okay. Well so, yeah, if Trump is gonna put a 25% tariff on gold coming into the country, and I've got a bunch of gold over in England, I wanna bring it in before the tariffs. However, there seems to be a much bigger story that's unfolding here. Now I'm gonna go to this video here. So this guy this video, he's put a a few different videos out.
Seth Holehouse:Let me pull this up for you. His name is Josh, Philip Fair. He's the CEO of a Scottsdale Mint. This guy understands the precious metal industry. It's it's a pretty, you know, prominent mint.
Seth Holehouse:So this this video came out right at the time that the, Elon has now been talking about auditing the Fort Knox. Okay. Actually, I will say it right here. So here's a this is a post that, Mike senator Mike Lee put out, who says, as a US Senator, I've tried repeatedly to get into Fort Knox. Fort Knox, you can't come to Fort Knox.
Seth Holehouse:Me, why? Fort Knox. It's a military installation. Me. I'm a senator.
Seth Holehouse:I go to military bases all the time. Fort Knox. Yeah. You still can't come, because you can't. And this is it was in response to Elon Musk saying that it would be cool to do a live video walk through of Fort Knox.
Seth Holehouse:Okay? So then Elon Musk responded to, senator Lee's request for that saying, who is confirming that the gold wasn't stolen from Fort Knox? Maybe it's there, maybe it's not. The gold is that gold is owned by the American public. We want to know if it's still there.
Seth Holehouse:So let me go ahead and play this video because this is very interesting. It's a couple of minutes, and I've been explaining something. This is inside information that he gets from being the owner of a of a large mint. I was gonna play the video for you. I'm not gonna it's a seven minute video.
Seth Holehouse:I'll play the first few minutes, though, because what he says is very, very significant. Listen to this.
Speaker 5:Hey, everybody. It's Josh Fair, Scottsdale Mint again. Hey. Thanks for, she's about a half million views in the last twelve hours or so on that first Elon Musk possibly going to be auditing gold. Wanted to follow-up with part two here, getting quite a bit of questions.
Speaker 5:So, I don't have all the answers, but I'm just gonna go with what I think, is is is essentially going down. So a lot of people say the gold's not there. And what happens when the audit shows that there's is no gold there? And while that's quite the possibility, I don't think Trump likes to fail at pretty much anything and neither does Elon. And I'm going with firsthand experience here, firsthand knowledge.
Speaker 5:They have been flying gold into The United States out of Europe and mainly London. I know this for a fact On almost every flight starting before Christmas, these flights typically a flight a passenger flight, they'll spread the gold out roughly four tons of gold. I'll let you guys do the math. Roughly 32,000 ounces per pallet. They'll spread that out across the cargo.
Speaker 5:If the plane is full, as most of it was leading up to Christmas because of holiday travel, they could only get two tons. So if almost every single flight is that much gold coming in, and I know this firsthand from all the armed carriers. Guys, I've worked with these companies. I know them. In fact, one of them is gonna be leasing space for me in my new facility in Wyoming and handling gold coming in from from both Europe for clients coming in and out.
Speaker 5:So I know this firsthand. So this amount of gold has been coming here. A lot of us, including myself, started noticing the exchange for physical premium that the banks were allowing given a premium to bring the gold to United States. Most of us thought it was only EFP was only for tariff reasons. While that is a hundred percent correct, we broke it on on this x.
Speaker 5:If you've been following us, the February, it's saying that, hey. This is repatriation, which means they are bringing gold here for someone. Is that someone in the US government? I'm just trying to connect the dots. I don't know for sure.
Speaker 5:It wouldn't surprise me when Trump when when Trump was talking about, a golden era, remonetizing the balance sheets. You also have to think, the new treasury secretary. He likes gold. It was so when they say, hey. We're gonna make sure Fort Knox has the gold and then the other vaults have the gold.
Speaker 5:I think this is just a heads up that this is what's coming. Obviously, The US has other vaults as well. So we mentioned that it's been fifty years from the last audit. Yes. It was a partial audit.
Speaker 5:It wasn't a full extensive audit. You gotta go back to, another twenty years prior. I think it was early fifties, '50 '3 perhaps, that we've had a full audit. So it's time to to do a full audit. A lot of these gold bars folks from if we go back to, like, the World War two era and beyond, they were at different weights and purities.
Speaker 5:So some of these specs were at the time, they were like a a two nine five. So 99.5%. Now the standard for the US government and most delivery is three nine five. Most of us are all also familiar with four nines. So some of this metal needs to be refined perhaps, but it doesn't change the amount of gold that would be in that bar.
Speaker 5:You just do the multiplication. So that said, I don't think that they're going to fail. They are here to win. So if I'm a betting man, I'm gonna guess that they've been short the gold. Was the gold perhaps encumbered?
Speaker 5:There's a lot of discussion about that goal being encumbered, whether it was through the Vatican, London. I don't know. You know, these are just so many different concepts and theories out there. While I don't know, what I do know is that the amount of gold coming to The US is is is record. A lot of that gold is showing up in the COMEX.
Speaker 5:So you clearly know that I'm not just making this up out of thin air. A lot of you who are watching me, and I think that's why my x account is growing, was just talking about things before they were happening. And you're seeing just insane amount of gold hitting, hitting hitting the COMEX. I mean, historic record amount. And you're seeing reports out of Korea.
Speaker 5:You know, I, they're they're stopping selling the Korea Mint. They're stopping selling both gold and silver. So what is going on? Again, these gold, these gold miners and then refiners, if they're good delivery, they're all getting eaten up. Again, my company has been personally called by some financial institution that aren't normal.
Speaker 5:They're not normal players in the gold market, and they've been calling and asking for things. So, guys, this is a pure high level institutional move. Physical metal is rapidly coming in into The US. So
Seth Holehouse:So there you go. Physical metal is rapidly coming into The US. That's and and there's a lot of ways that you can prove that as I've been showing you the COMEX. I should you know, showed you the, was it that chart? I showed you this chart right here.
Seth Holehouse:That's it right here. K? Physical metal is rapidly coming into The US. Now what's interesting is that if you get into this and you look at okay. What's going on?
Seth Holehouse:So Trump has announced the sovereign wealth fund. Right? Now I look. I'm not a finance guy. I, you know, I I went to art school.
Seth Holehouse:However, I learned a lot through the show, and I do a lot of research. I'm very passionate about this. So the sovereign wealth fund, from my very basic understanding, is a way to add assets to The US balance sheet that then strengthen everything that we're doing, our currencies, etcetera. And so you could see that they would want to take gold, right, which should be a massive asset of The United States and turn it into a real asset. Now what's interesting is that the gold, the value of the gold, right, according to the gold that we have sitting supposedly in our vaults, it's still valued at, I think, around $42 an ounce.
Seth Holehouse:And so that's also a big part of this discussion is a revaluation of that gold. And so right now, so there's two aspects to this audit is, one, how much gold is there? How much gold do we actually have? How much of it is pure gold? So you talked about three nine five or four nine five.
Seth Holehouse:Meaning, if you look at a piece of gold. Right? So here's a piece of silver. Right? So this is a 10 ounce little bar of silver.
Seth Holehouse:Right? I keep it on my desk. This has a reminder that this is real money. Okay? It says 0.999 fine silver.
Seth Holehouse:So this is $3.09 silver. Now when the, a lot of governments are under, back when the the I think it was 1933 when they, they passed the the act that basically, Americans had to give all their gold back to the government, because they had to refill their gold coffers to back their currency. A lot of those coins coming back in weren't point nine nine nine, finest, so they got melted down and they became a coin that's gold. Right? So it wasn't as pure.
Seth Holehouse:So that in part of the auditing, it needs to be, okay. What is the actual, the actual gold sitting in there? Because if you have a gold bar that say point 9 5, right, that we have to we have to account for that. So this is what's going on, though, is that this this gold and and metals are flowing at a rapid, rapid pace into America again. Now as he mentioned, this was happening before Christmas.
Seth Holehouse:He was getting reports of this gold coming in on airliners coming in even before Christmas. So before Trump was even inaugurated, this was already starting to happen. Now going back to the question of the auditing, right, they pull up again, you know, Elon Musk's question. Okay. What about the gold?
Seth Holehouse:Where is the gold? Okay. This is a big question we'll we'll be getting into, but I want to first play a quick video from Glenn Beck. This is at at at minute thirty five of Glenn Beck, reporting on this and talking same thing. Alright.
Seth Holehouse:So here's Glenn Beck discussing reports by his guy in King Kong of a mysterious US gold buyer and why, Judy Sheldon says that an audit of The US gold reserves is essential before revaluation. So Elon tweeted yesterday, Fort Knox will likely be audited. The golden age has begun. So I'll play this for you. It's a minute thirty five.
Seth Holehouse:Again, this Glenn Beck, explaining this from a different angle, is helpful for us understanding the whole story.
Speaker 6:Starts with gold, and I've been following the comics. There's something going on with gold, and nobody really knows what it is. Somebody here in The United States is buying a crapload of gold. We think, I hope, it's the treasury or the central bank, the fed. But somebody is taking huge physical deliveries, and it's causing shortages at in London where they're, you know, there's they buy and sell gold.
Speaker 6:There are shortages now of gold because somebody is buying it and shipping it here, somebody with very deep pockets. Okay. So why? Now this is all theory. That's fact.
Speaker 6:Here's the theory of what's going on. They're preparing for a full on gold audit. We talked about this yesterday. The government right now claims on its balance sheet as an asset all of this gold, and it's valued at $45 an ounce. In case you haven't heard, it's $2,900 an ounce.
Speaker 6:So they're talking now about boosting the price of gold at least market to market, but maybe even making it $5,000 an ounce. K? If that happens, the balance sheet starts to fall into line, and our debt to GDP is not as bad as it really is right now. Okay? Just start claiming the truth about gold, and our balance sheet starts to come in.
Seth Holehouse:So there you go with Glenn Beck explaining it. But one of the questions, though, is and this is one of the the biggest discussions, of people that understand the role of the Federal Reserve and are questioning whether we actually have the gold, is is the gold in Fort Knox? Is this one of the reasons why there hasn't been an audit? So I'm now gonna take us to there's a guy named William Krill or Bill Krill who released a documentary. It's a three and a half hour documentary.
Seth Holehouse:You can find it on YouTube if you search for, Money Masters documentary. It's a three and a half hour documentary. I'm gonna play a small clip from it where this guy, it was in the nineties, that he researched, and he was very, very well connected to try to understand where the gold went. Now it's kinda shocking to watch this. So I'll play this for you now.
Seth Holehouse:This is a again, this is a four and a half minute long clip. I'll full screen it for you, but this brings in a very, very important part of this overall story is what happened to all of the gold. Now according to Bill or William Bill Creel, in his research, the Rockefellers basically helped manipulate the what was happening with the the gold within Fort Knox and other, other vaults to allow wealthy European buyers and families to buy this gold at heavily discounted prices. So, basically, what this points to is that early, you know, back potentially back in the seventies, that the Rockefellers helped facilitate the theft, basically, of America's gold reserves and being that gold being sent overseas. So you can see that America has been gutted and gutted and gutted over and over again by these bankers.
Seth Holehouse:So, of course, part of that would be, okay. How can the these elite bankers steal all the gold that America has, which at one point was, I think, the the world's largest collection of gold? So I'll play this for you. It's four four and a half minutes because this is very, very important for understanding the overall equation that we're talking about here.
Speaker 7:Naturally, gold prices immediately began to soar. Nine years later, gold sold for $880 per ounce, 25 times what the gold in Fort Knox was sold for. One would think that eventually someone in the government would get wind of what was happening and blow the whistle. The largest fortune in the history of the world stolen, shades of the old James Bond film Goldfinger. Well, as a matter of fact, Ian Fleming, the author of the James Bond series, was head of the British counterintelligence service, MI five.
Speaker 8:Some believe in the intelligence community that he wrote much of his fiction as a warning as many authors of fiction do.
Speaker 7:If the removal of all the good delivery gold from Fort Knox can be viewed as a deliberate raid on the US treasury, then such an operation might well have been years in the making, namely forty years. Certainly enough time for Fleming to get wind of it and try to prevent it.
Speaker 8:So just how did the story of the Fort Knox Gold Robbery get out? It all started with an article in a New York periodical in 1974. The article charged that the Rockefeller family was manipulating the Federal Reserve to sell off Fort Knox gold at bargain basement prices to anonymous European speculators. Three days later, the anonymous source of the story, Louise Auchincloss Boyer, mysteriously fell to her death from the window of her Tenth Floor apartment in New York. How had missus Boyer have known of the Rockefeller connection to the Fort Knox gold heist?
Speaker 8:She was the longtime secretary of Nelson Rockefeller. For the next fourteen years, this man, Ed Durell, a wealthy Ohio industrialist, devoted himself to a quest for the truth concerning the Fort Knox gold. He wrote thousands of letters to over 1,000 government and banking officials trying to find out how much gold was really left and where the rest of it had gone.
Speaker 7:Edith Roosevelt, the granddaughter of president Teddy Roosevelt, questioned the actions of the government in a March 1975 edition of the New Hampshire Sunday News.
Speaker 8:Allegations of missing gold from our Fort Knox vaults are being widely discussed in European financial circles, but what is puzzling is that the administration is not hastening to demonstrate conclusively that there is no cause for concern over our gold treasure, if indeed it is in a position to do so. Unfortunately, Ed Durell never did accomplish his primary goal, a full audit of the gold reserves in Fort Knox. It's incredible that the world's greatest treasure has had little accounting or auditing. This goal belonged to the American people, not the Federal Reserve and their foreign owners. One thing is certain, the government could blow all of this speculation away in a few days with a well publicized audit under the searing lights of media cameras.
Speaker 8:It has chosen not to do so. One must conclude that they are afraid of the truth such an audit would reveal. What is the government so afraid of? Here's the answer. When president Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, his conservative friends urged him to study the feasibility of returning to a gold standard as the only way to curb government spending.
Speaker 8:It sounded like a reasonable alternative, so president Reagan appointed a group of men called the Gold Commission to study the situation and report back to congress. What Reagan's Gold Commission reported back to congress in 1982 was the following shocking revelation concerning gold. The US Treasury owned no gold at all. All the gold that was left in Fort Knox was now owned by the Federal Reserve, a group of private bankers as collateral against the national debt. The truth of the matter is that never before has so much money been stolen from the hands of the general public and put into the hands of a small group of private investors, the money changers.
Seth Holehouse:So that's why I started the show with that clip from William Cooper talking about the role of the Federal Reserve. Now if Bill Creel, if his research is correct, which to me, just what the small bits of information that he showed just in that little clip I I showed you, that it was Rockefeller's aid or assistant that leaked this story of the theft of this gold. She died a few days later being she fell out of her window, right, 10 stories, and then it was later we had I think it was the one of president's daughters questioning this, that you can see that there's a lot of information that suggests was this gold stolen, and was it then taken out of the country and put into the hands of the bankers? Specifically, a lot of it going probably to the Bank of England, which is really the the main financial hub of the European banking cartels. And so the question that I have is, is Trump going through a process of bringing all of that gold back to United States to then go back to some form of gold standard, whether it is a you know, again, maybe it's it's a process of getting rid of the US dollar as we know it.
Seth Holehouse:Maybe it's a process of of devaluing, the US dollar through inflation so that we can offset the trade imbalances, which I'll be getting into next. But doesn't matter what way you look at this, there's something big going on here. And that's what I'm getting to with this is that I don't have the exact answer. I don't know exactly what's happened. I think very few people do.
Seth Holehouse:If Trump was doing this, it would have to be so secretive and so strategic that it would be something that would not be easy for some guy like me to figure this stuff out. But, however, if you look at all the pieces that we're putting together, it paints some sort of picture about gold coming back into playing a massive role in The US financial system and henceforth the global financial system because there's been a lot of talk about dedollarization, the BRICS nations wanting to dedollarize the world, wanting to get rid of The United States having the dollar as the global reserve currency. Now a lot of this kicked off actually when the Ukraine war started, and president Biden at that time kicked Russia out of the SWIFT system. So this was one of the first instances of the United States government weaponizing the global reserve currency against a nation. So the SWIFT sense system to simplify it greatly is basically a talent country to country, bank to bank across international borders that you know, these countries can send money, you know, from bank to bank.
Seth Holehouse:So if you for instance, I used to do international business, with, you know, jewelry in in my my previous career. So I'd be over in Hong Kong, and I might have a client in Hong Kong that was wiring me money for a diamond necklace to a New York account. It was all done through the SWIFT system. However, as a way of, you know, basically going after Putin, you know, as a, you know, recourse for him, doing what happened, you know, basically invading Ukraine, Biden they kicked Russia out of the SWIFT system. So they took this the the the US dollar as the global global reserve currency that, you know, that all these countries had to have faith in the US dollar to hold US dollars to back up their own currencies.
Seth Holehouse:They now saw that they that the administration here used that as a weapon of war. And that's when a big one of the big shifts happened. But it had been really building, you know, for a long time before then. And so if you look at the fact that there's this dedollarization happening, there's this discussion going back to some sort of gold backed currency system. There's been a lot of, discussions and ideas surrounding the, BRICS, how they might be bringing out some sort of gold backed reserve or some sort of commodity backed global reserve currency, you can see that we are on the edge of a very, very significant global shift in the global financial system.
Seth Holehouse:So I wanna kind of go to a thread. I looked at this, me pull this up for you. I looked at this thread in one of my shows, I think, about a week or two ago. But I wanna talk about this, you know, briefly because this helps give a lot more background and context to what I think Trump might be to doing because it's not about just, you know, going back to a gold standard or beefing up The US balance sheet. It's so much bigger than that.
Seth Holehouse:It has to do with the role of the dollar globally and how it appears that Trump is backing away from the US dollar being the global reserve currency and saying, look. He's not gonna do this anymore. So while you have this massive effort from the BRICS nations as a weapon of of economic warfare to de dollarize the world, to remove our status, it looks like what Trump is doing is beating them to to the the the the chase, which is significant. So I'm gonna read through, certain parts of this because this really helps understand how we got to the global current, you know, global financial system that we currently have. So this is a thread on x by Jack Moeller.
Seth Holehouse:She says, we are witnessing the unwind of the World War two economic order. What's happening now is much bigger than tariffs. For nearly eighty years, the US exported dollars while importing goods and debt. That system is failing. What's next?
Seth Holehouse:A move back to a neutral reserve currency. Now he thinks it might be Bitcoin. There's speculation about that. Anyway, after World War two, the world was decimated. The US was the only industrial power left standing.
Seth Holehouse:Europe and Japan were in ruins. The world needed to be rebuilt, and The US took the lead. How? The US funded global reconstruction with efforts like the Marshall Plan and Bretton Woods. Right?
Seth Holehouse:So by making the US dollar the global reserve currency, he they were enabled to give these dollars to countries around the world to rebuild as he continues. The idea was simple. The US would buy foreign goods, run trade deficits, send dollars abroad, and let other countries produce stuff. In return, other countries would use the dollar as the global reserve currency, accumulating US debt as their savings. In essence, the world gets dollars.
Seth Holehouse:The US gets goods. So here you go. This is a a little chart showing that the the dominance of manufactured goods in The US trade deficit. And you can see here that this is going from 1990 to 02/2022 that before, like, the darker area there, that was our total goods exported, and the red part was the, imported. Right?
Seth Holehouse:And so it's look and it's got to simplify things. But, basically, that our trade deficit has has gone completely upside down where we are importing way more than we are exporting. So it says the system did what it was supposed to do and fuel decades of global growth. Japan, Germany, South Korea, and eventually China all industrialized by producing goods for Americans. The US kept printing dollars, and the world kept accepting them because they sort of had no other choice.
Seth Holehouse:The issue was this wasn't sustainable. Printing pieces of paper and not doing any real work couldn't last forever. The US was sending dollars out while manufacturing left the country. Over time, The US became a consumer, not a producer. Here you have a good chart explaining China's rise to manufacturing dominance, where back in 02/2004, that China was only 8% of the global manufacturing output was America was 22%.
Seth Holehouse:Twenty eighteen, America's dropped down to 16%, and China's at 28%. So there's a huge shift in the the the you know, United States is no longer the massive, you know, machine of global exports. It's become China. So in summary, the problem is The US can't run permanent trade deficits forever. The US deindustrialized itself.
Seth Holehouse:Manufacturing jobs gone. Middle class crushed. Meanwhile, China rose by taking over global production. All the while, The US racked up $35,000,000,000,000 in debt, and other nations began to question the system. Why hold US debt as reserves while USD loses value?
Seth Holehouse:It's a good question. Right? If they're printing trillions and trillions of dollars, what happens when you keep pumping money in the system when the money becomes less valuable? And so these other countries are saying, look. Okay.
Seth Holehouse:So you no longer are backing your currency with gold. You're now using your currency as a weapon against us, and you're printing so much currency that the money that we're holding to back our own currency because the US dollar is a reserve currency is worth less and less and less, they're not gonna have it anymore. So this is where the Triffin dilemma comes in. If the US dollar is the global reserve, The US must run deficits to supply the world with dollars. But doing this hollows out the domestic economy, forcing The US to import more than it exports.
Seth Holehouse:The global demand for dollars keeps the dollar artificially strong, making US goods less competitive and pushing manufacturing overseas. It's a trap, and finally, it's failing. It's called the Triffin dilemma. A nation that issues a global reserve currency will damage their export economy. This is why The US needs to reshor production and weaken the dollar.
Seth Holehouse:If The US wants to bring back manufacturing, it needs to make American production competitive again. This means two things. One, tariffs, which you see Trump doing that a lot, Force companies to stop offshoring production. Two, a weaker dollar. Make US exports cheaper and more attractive.
Seth Holehouse:This is exactly what Trump and this new administration is pushing for. You see, tariffs are not just about trade. They're part of a larger strategy to shift The US economic model. A weaker dollar makes US exports more competitive and also helps inflate away its debt. Okay.
Seth Holehouse:Now it gets into the problem with with the Fed and basically how Trump can can force the Fed by doing this by basically kinda bringing us into a recession, forcing Powell to cut rates, which is what he's really doing. Right? So what he's saying is that by pushing tariffs and other economic pressure, Trump can manufacture a mini financial crisis if Powell doesn't play along. He'll have to act. So the Fed doesn't want the death of of Pax Americana, so eventually they'll cave and cut rates.
Seth Holehouse:That's when the dollar weakens and the real devaluation begins. Trump knows this, by the way. At the same time, it's no secret the rest of the world is moving away from the dollar. China, Russia, and even Saudi Arabia no longer want to rely on the USD for trade. The BRICS nations are exploring alternatives.
Seth Holehouse:Countries are selling US treasuries and reducing their dollar reserves. This means they're going back to a neutral reserve currency system one way or another. So, again, this is why I'm talking about how they're selling off US treasuries and how a lot of these banks are now stockpiling gold. So, again, this is another instance that points to what I believe is that the not just The United States, the world is going back to some sort of gold or some sort of, you know, gold derivative. There's a the different ideas about it.
Seth Holehouse:It could be crypto. It could be crypto based on gold. There's a lot of different speculation. My personal faith feeling is that I don't trust crypto personally. You know, gold and silver have had value for thousands and thousands of years.
Seth Holehouse:They will never go to a zero value, especially considering manufacturing needed for it. So there's a lot of indicators that point to that the global system is returning to some sort of a commodity backed currency as the global reserve, right, which makes sense. Wouldn't it be a lot better instead of the USD being the global reserve if just gold was the global reserve? And that countries and central banks, they back their currencies with gold. It would fix so many of these issues that we're seeing right now, like so many issues.
Seth Holehouse:So he says, historically, global reserve currencies were neutral assets like gold under the Bretton Woods system. So, again, zooming out, we're watching the global monetary order reset in real time. The World War two economic model is breaking down. The US is reshoring and weakening the dollar. The world is dedollarizing.
Seth Holehouse:The Fed will be be forced to cut rates. The US will inflate away its debt. So this is, again, another indicator of seeing if you look at the bigger picture, why is Trump doing this? Even the idea do you think it was random that Elon Musk Musk is now talking about auditing Fort Knox? Was that just some random, oh, Elon Musk just happened to respond to some comment on Twitter and, oh, hey.
Seth Holehouse:How about the Doge now goes and audits the audits the Fort Knox or audits the other vaults that The United States has? I don't think it was a coincidence at all. I think it's part of a much, much bigger plan to intentionally weaken the dollar to inflate away a lot of the debt that we have to bring things back to sound money with gold playing a big part in that. Now what's interesting is that if you look at the price of gold and silver. Right?
Seth Holehouse:So right now, silver is hovering around 32, 30 1, 30 3 dollars an ounce, alright, which is so, so stupidly low. And this gets into another part of this whole story is the fact that the one of the ways that the bankers have manipulated the prices of these metals is through paper contracts. Okay? So I'll be talking about that a little bit here. So this is another article that I also went through on one of my recent shows.
Seth Holehouse:I'm not gonna read the whole thing. I'm gonna skim through it. It's called the silver squeeze, market manipulation in the coming storm. So, basically, what what it is actually, I'll I'll just read through it, and it'll explain it pretty well. So this author says the silver market has always fascinated me, particularly because it's dual rule as both a precious and industrial metal.
Seth Holehouse:What many don't realize is that we're heading into what could be the most significant silver bull market in history, one that could make the nineteen seventies look like a mere preview. Let me tell you why, but first, let me share a revealing story from my time at Sprott that exposed just how fragile the silver market really is. So Sprott is a a massive wealth management company that specializes in precious metals. So they're holding probably, you know, thousands and thousands and thousands of ounces. I mean, tons, literally tons of ounces of precious metals.
Seth Holehouse:So this guy says, during my tenure at Sprott, we had accumulated a significant position in silver in the 02/2007 period. This was done via top tier bullion bank certificates that promised five day delivery. Now keep in mind as I'm reading through a story, the story of what we just explained about the Bank of England and how all these people again, he's talking about this is back in, you know, February, you know, '10 or so, 02/2008 I think the that time he's talking about, but this is, you know, over a decade ago where the top tier bullion bank certificates that promised a five day delivery, similar to the Bank of England promising, say, a three day delivery. And now we're seeing that they're now saying it's a four to eight week delivery. Okay?
Seth Holehouse:As Scott explained here, these won't these weren't small positions. We're talking about substantial tonnage that was supposedly safely stored and readily available. What unfolded next exposed a troubling reality about the paper silver market, and I believe led to a huge run-in silver that followed as it ultimately ran to its all time high in nominal terms. When we decided to take delivery, what should have been a routine five day process turned into a nine month odyssey of excuses and misdirection. We had strategically connect, contracted to store our silver in Canada's government met refinery and storage facility.
Seth Holehouse:Ironically, the same facility that had been empty when Canada foolishly sold off all of its gold and silver reserves. So he says at first, the counterparties holding the silver claimed it was logistical issue, then the excuses began. So, basically, what he's explaining here is that it went from being a five day to them taking nine months to get delivery of their precious metals because they weren't they didn't actually have it. And, what we're seeing here, the theme here is that these banks are manipulating markets. They're manipulating things.
Seth Holehouse:They're stealing from We, the People. They're stealing our gold. They're stealing our silver. They're keeping the price of silver and gold artificially low through paper paper market manipulation. And so this is what we're seeing, and the reason why this guy's talking about this massive bull run-in silver is because if you look at the silver market being manipulated and the gold market being manipulated, what they've done, and I'm gonna simplify this greatly, is that they have paper contracts.
Seth Holehouse:Right? So say you have say I I took this 10 ounce bar of silver, and I gave it to this bullion storage bank. Okay. Here's my 10 ounce bar of silver. They say, okay.
Seth Holehouse:Here's a certificate saying that you own a 10 ounce bar of silver where I keep it in our vault for you. The problem is, though, similar to fractional reserve banking where you say you put $10 in your local bank, well, the local bank actually goes and plays with that money and does all kinds of stuff, and you might have a hundred other people that also think that they're saying $10 is sitting in the bank, but it's only $10 in the bank. Okay? That's fractional reserve banking. What what it means is that the reserve the banks have to keep on on hand is a fraction of what you've even given them.
Seth Holehouse:The same thing is happening with the precious metals markets. So I'm saying, hey. Here's my 10 ounce bar of silver. You're gonna keep it for me. They say, okay.
Seth Holehouse:Hey. Here you go. Here's your contract that says that we owe this to you. You can request it. We'll take up to three days.
Seth Holehouse:What happens, though, if they if they take that and say that there's a hundred other people that also give them 10 ounces silver and say the bank, though, what they're doing is that they're only keeping one of those 10 ounce bars of silver and the other ninety nine ten ounce bars of silver, they're going and they're doing things with. They're selling them off. They're they're they're trading that they're doing, you know, commodities, all kinds of other exchanges that are based on this that they're getting into derivatives. And what it means, though, is that what they can do is they can create an artificial supply of silver that doesn't actually match what is happening in reality. Now there's a lot of speculation about what should the real value of silver be.
Seth Holehouse:Should it be right now, again, it's $32 an ounce, which is peanuts. Peanuts. There's a lot of people saying that silver should be over $500 an ounce, over a thousand dollars an ounce, but let's take a look at here's one, example of this. This, a person make great make gold great again. As the mainstream catch up to the seriousness of the gold crisis, here's a friendly, update on the paper to physical gold ratio.
Seth Holehouse:So according to this person's research, this guy's looking at the right now that for one ounce of gold, there are a 28 paper ounces. Oops. Sorry. I gotta pull this up for you. Okay.
Seth Holehouse:So for again, so for one ounce of gold, a 28 paper ounces, right, through basically, futures, options, swaps, forwards, derivatives, and ETFs. So this is this is one of the ways they've been able to keep the price of these metals suppressed is they they keep artificially, inflating the supply of the actual metal by all these paper contracts, all these futures, options, swaps, forwards, derivatives, ETFs. It's a way of creating this massive supply of paper silver or paper gold that actually doesn't match what's in the actual vaults. Now, again, what this guy said, hypothetically, gold's price per ounce, if all the paper was converted to physical, would be $371,000 per ounce. Right?
Seth Holehouse:That's if they got rid of all the paper, all the the lies about this, and they got back to just ounce to ounce. And if it was one ounce of gold was equal to one ounce on paper, the the the actual gold would be worth over $350,000. So this is why in this other, article here, this guy talks about the silver squeeze and market manipulation in coming storm. And this is a whole other issue is because if this starts to break out, if more people start losing confidence in whether their bank actually is holding their metals, if more people start demanding to have physical possession of their metals, what they're going to find is that the bank can't actually deliver their physical metals. Now I know that a lot of folks have done, say, an IRA transfer where they've moved their IRA into a physical bullion, and there's a third party storage facility.
Seth Holehouse:This is different. So those those storage facilities, if you've done it properly, right, which is really important if you're working with a company that does IRA transfers, that you'd know that the your physical silver is sitting in a, in a divided vault that you can go look at. So say you had a hundred thousand dollars in your IRA, and you wanted to move it into silver without paying to receive to without paying to pull it out of your IRA because you're heavily taxed for that. There's ways that you can do that, and you can move it into physical silver. But the thing is you do it properly, and that physical silver is literally sitting in that vault.
Seth Holehouse:You can go look at it. You can go count it. It's yours. It's different than these these paper contracts. And so what we're seeing there's a lot of speculation about is that the fact that gold and the fact that the Fort Knox audit and all this is now coming to the fore, people are talking about it now.
Seth Holehouse:And the fact that I'm doing shows like this, I'm telling people, hey. Look. If you own a bunch of silver ETFs or you own a bunch of paper silver, go get your physical delivery. Go get that because if enough people do that, they're gonna realize that the banks, just like with our dollars, have been running a giant Ponzi scheme. And one of the things they've been doing with this giant Ponzi scheme is artificially suppressing the prices of gold and silver.
Seth Holehouse:Again, according to that guy's little graph there, he thought that it could be upward worth upwards of $371,000 per ounce. So I I don't think it's gonna get to that because that's including futures options, forwards, derivatives, ETFs, etcetera. However, I can tell you that gold would be worth far more than $3,000 an ounce, and silver would be worth far more than $30 an ounce. Here's another example of of kinda looking at this. So if you go to US debt clock.
Seth Holehouse:Right? So US this is USdebtclock.org. You've probably seen this before. If you haven't, you should check it out. It's showing in real time all the different debts that our our country has.
Seth Holehouse:It's looking at the population numbers. But if you scroll down to here let me zoom in a little bit. And you look on the bottom right hand corner of this, it actually has the ratios. Okay? So this is a fascinating one.
Seth Holehouse:Okay. The top right here, it says dollar to silver ratio now. Right now, it says the dollars to silver ratio is about $1,100 per ounce. So back in 1913, right before the Federal Reserve came into play, the dollar to silver ratio was $2 and $67 per ounce. So gold, back in 1913, the dollar to gold ratio again, this is when we had a gold standard.
Seth Holehouse:The dollar to gold ratio, it was $28 per ounce. So roughly, you know, roughly $28 of, you know, cash would get you one ounce of gold. So now the the ratio has because we've we've printed out so many dollars, that ratio is over about $9,000 per ounce. Like, that's how much we've inflated our currency, but through printing in silver going from $2 and 67 to almost $1,100 per ounce. Here you go right here.
Seth Holehouse:Okay. The paper to silver ratio now, 378 to one. The paper to gold ratio, a hundred and eight a 28 to one. This is so significant. This right here shows you this is one of the main ways they have kept the price of these metals down.
Seth Holehouse:This why do you think the central banks are buying up precious metals like we've never seen before is I suspect that there's gonna be some sort of revaluation. I suspect that the banks are losing control of their ability to manipulate these numbers and to keep these prices artificially down. Actually, going back to the guy that made the video about the airplane, Right? He put this tweet out, today. He said people don't own enough physical gold and silver for what is coming this decade.
Seth Holehouse:Okay? And this I I have to agree. I I I have to agree. This is why for me, you know, I'm I'm not a again, I'm not a crypto person. I'm I'm not a person that's putting money in the stock market.
Seth Holehouse:For me, it's this. I want to have this. To me, this is the real money. And based upon everything, and I've been covering this for years. Okay?
Seth Holehouse:Based upon everything that I'm seeing, it looks like there is some sort of massive reset that's gonna be happening in all of this fiat currency. It has to come to an end. It's a bubble. You can't keep blowing. You can't keep printing trillions and trillions and trillions of fiat currency and expect the bubble to not pop.
Seth Holehouse:And when that bubble pops, it's the people that are holding the precious metal. There are people that are holding the physical metal are the ones that are safe. And this is why for me, that's a big part of my own personal strategy. And if I have a little extra money here or there, it's going into the physical metal. Because when that bubble pops, the dollar, a lot of other currencies, we're gonna find out the truth, and the rug will be pulled, and people will realize how valuable these metals actually are.
Seth Holehouse:So that is the that is the conclusion of the show. I I tried look. I I try my best to fit a lot of information in there. I I could have done ten hours on this. However, I again, I'm trying to be concise.
Seth Holehouse:I won't take up more than all your time, but I'm trying to paint the picture that there is a massive shift coming. Now just as a side note, if you are thinking about buying gold or silver, and you're thinking about, look, I I used to work in the precious metals industry. I worked in in the jewelry industry. That was my gig. I had a scrap buying business.
Seth Holehouse:Like, I I kinda that was my my specialty. I I I really enjoy it, actually. However, I can tell you there are a lot of crooks out there, so be very, very careful. One piece of advice I can have give you is maximize ounces. If someone's trying to you know, you can calculate.
Seth Holehouse:Right? There's always gonna be a premium, so you you're gonna pay a premium on every ounce of silver or gold that you buy. The the premium on silver could be $5 an ounce, $8 an ounce, $3 an ounce, depending on what kind of silver you're buying. It could be 10 or $15 an ounce if you're buying silver eagles. But if someone is selling you an ounce of silver and they're telling you it's worth $50 an ounce for some reason, that person is scamming you.
Seth Holehouse:Do not buy that stuff. Right? Don't buy these special coin. Now look. If you wanna buy a commemorative coin that you wanna put up on your on your wall or keep on your desk, I've got some of those too.
Seth Holehouse:They're kind of fun. You you pay a premium. It's okay. However, if you're trying to you try to try to secure your assets by moving them into precious metals, maximize ounces. Now one company that I work with, I've I've worked with since the beginning of Bend America almost, is Noble Gold.
Seth Holehouse:I know the the CEO, Colin Plume. He's a good friend of mine. I trust their company. They're, in my, again, my own research, they are the best company when it comes to IRA transfers. So if you do if you're looking to do an IRA transfer and and say you you don't wanna take, possession of it, right, you don't wanna get taxed for taking it out, but you still wanna have your assets not sitting in a Vanguard, you know, stock account or whatever it is, they can do the IRA transfers.
Seth Holehouse:They can secure it. You know, they can securely store it for you at a third party, vault, which is safe. So, Noble Gold, they're great for that. I'll pull up their website. Again, if you have someone you work with that you trust, good.
Seth Holehouse:But make sure you look do your due diligence. Don't buy something just because they say it's good. Look at the sheet. Look at your invoice. Look at how much you're paying per ounce.
Seth Holehouse:Okay? Even noble gold, you know, scrutinize them. Make sure you're getting a fair price. Now, again, there are gonna be premiums. This is how it works.
Seth Holehouse:You can't go buy silver. If it's $32 an ounce on spot, you can't go buy it for $32 an ounce. Okay? It still is a commodity. There are premiums in the exchange of these commodities.
Seth Holehouse:However, Noble Gold is a place I recommend to my own friends and family. I trust them. They're not screwing people over. A lot of the other big gold companies are actually screwing people over. I won't get into that, but it's it's really bad.
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Seth Holehouse:They can again, they specialize in IRA transfers. Or if you just wanna go and say, look. I've got a cash account. I've got a hundred thousand dollars sitting in cash. I don't trust it being in the dollar.
Seth Holehouse:I wanna I wanna actually just buy a hundred thousand dollars in silver, buy a hundred thousand dollars in gold, and take physical delivery. They do that. They're extremely efficient. They're fair with their pricing. I trust them.
Seth Holehouse:Again, it's gold with seth.com or 6266541906. Alright. That is that is the show for today. I hope that you enjoyed that. I'm gonna be doing this.
Seth Holehouse:I'm I'm gonna be covering this stuff even harder now. Like, this is it's so important. I think we're witnessing one of the most significant shifts in the global order that I will have seen in my entire lifetime, and chance are you in your lifetime as well. Thank you for tuning in. If you enjoyed this, make sure you hit the like button or thumbs up button.
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