Hard Asset Money Show

They said it couldn't happen—now it's happening fast. In Part 2 of this jaw-dropping series, Christian Briggs goes even deeper into the global financial war being waged against the United States. From China's infiltration of Caribbean banks to the terrifying rise of BRICS Pay, the collapse of the petrodollar, and the upcoming launch of the e-Euro on October 1st, this is not conspiracy—it's reality. With over 150 nations aligning against the dollar, and BlackRock building a post-dollar marketplace, America's financial sovereignty is under siege like never before.Christian exposes the truth behind CBDCs, tokenized assets, smart contracts, and the centralized control grid that's being disguised as modernization. This isn't about money—it's about freedom. If we don't act now, BRICS will control the future—and you'll need permission just to spend your own money. Tune in and discover how Trump, tariffs, gold, and sovereign policy could be our last line of defense.

Brace yourself for the biggest monetary shift in modern history. In this urgent and no-holds-barred episode, Christian Briggs takes you deep inside the emerging global financial coup as BRICS nations, China, and the EU prepare to launch their central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)—starting with the e-euro on October 1st. From digital surveillance, biometric tracking, and programmable money to China's plan to dethrone the dollar through tokenized trade systems, this is not a theory—it's already happening.Learn why gold is surging, how Trump is fighting back with tariffs and executive orders, and what you must do now to protect your wealth, your privacy, and your future. If you thought CBDCs were a conspiracy, this episode will leave no doubt: the war on American financial sovereignty has already begun.

Is the end of the U.S. dollar closer than you think? In this explosive episode of The Hard Asset Money Show, Christian Briggs breaks the silence on the biggest financial shift in over a century. From the silent rise of BRICS and China's digital yuan to the collapse of dollar dominance and Trump's high-stakes plan to return to a gold-backed currency, this episode uncovers what the mainstream media won't touch. Hear how Biden's failed sanctions, soaring gold prices, and secret global currency deals have set the stage for a radical transformation of American monetary policy. Could you be forced to turn in your gold? Will CBDCs end your financial freedom? Will Trump reprice gold to $10,000 an ounce and save the U.S. economy—or is it already too late?The war for financial sovereignty has begun—and it starts with gold.

Is America on the brink of economic collapse—or on the edge of a financial revolution? In this explosive episode of The National Security Hour, host Lt. Col. Sargis Sangari is joined by economist Christian Briggs and intel expert Ron Rees for a no-holds-barred breakdown of President Trump's tariff pause, the unraveling of U.S. monetary dominance, and the rise of the BRICS alliance. With $10 trillion in U.S. debt maturing in 2025, a weaponized currency war brewing, and the dollar slipping behind gold and the euro, can Trump outmaneuver this geopolitical quagmire before it's too late? Discover how China, Russia, and the EU are colluding to dethrone the dollar, why gold may become the last line of defense, and why this battle isn't just about money—it's about survival. Brace yourself. This isn't politics. This is economic warfare.

In a can't-miss episode, Christian Briggs and AIER's David Hebert join forces to unpack the stunning pause in President Trump's tariff policy—and what it really means for America's economic future. Is this a calculated power move or a sign of market panic? From China's retaliatory tactics and Japan's bond selloff to the brewing storm over national debt and mixed messages out of Washington, this no-holds-barred conversation breaks it all down. Will Trump's 25% tariffs on China backfire? Can tariffs actually pay down the debt? And is the U.S. economy teetering on the edge of a global investment exodus? Get the facts you won't hear on mainstream media—including shocking insight into the hidden dangers of inflation, bond market instability, and China's long-game strategy to undermine the dollar. Don't miss this explosive, eye-opening discussion.

Christian Briggs joins Stacey Washington for an eye-opening deep dive into the real story behind President Trump's new tariffs and what they mean for the American economy. In this wide-ranging discussion, they unpack rising core inflation, tariff-driven trade negotiations, and the return of "Made in America" manufacturing. Briggs breaks down how strategic tariffs—not blanket penalties—are being used as leverage to level global trade, bring back high-paying jobs, and protect U.S. industries from foreign manipulation. With mortgage rates shifting, consumer spending patterns evolving, and GDP forecasts in flux, this episode delivers the clarity that mainstream media misses. It's not just about policy—it's about restoring economic freedom and rebuilding American pride, one product at a time.

In an insightful interview, Christian Briggs, economist and CEO of Hard Asset Management, delves into the market's reaction to President Trump's newly announced tariffs, including a 25% levy on auto imports. Briggs acknowledges the initial market downturn and consumer apprehension but emphasizes the strategic intent behind the tariffs: to level the international trade playing field and bolster domestic manufacturing. He predicts short-term economic adjustments, such as increased consumer prices and potential market volatility, but remains optimistic about the long-term gains. Briggs asserts that these measures will revitalize American industry, create high-paying manufacturing jobs, and ultimately strengthen the U.S. economy by encouraging consumers to prioritize quality over price. This comprehensive discussion sheds light on the complexities of trade policies and their far-reaching implications for both the national and global economy.

In this compelling discussion, NTD News engages with Christian Briggs, economist and CEO of Hard Asset Management, and Daniel Lacalle, chief economist at Tressis, to evaluate the likelihood of a U.S. recession in light of President Trump's proposed tariff plans, including the 25% auto tariffs. The conversation delves into differing perspectives, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) currently assessing the impact of these tariffs but not forecasting a U.S. recession at this time.  Conversely, a recent CNBC survey indicates that 60% of chief financial officers anticipate a recession by late 2025, citing trade disruptions as their primary concern.  Briggs and Lacalle explore these contrasting viewpoints, discussing the potential short-term and long-term effects of the tariffs on the U.S. economy, consumer confidence, and the global economic landscape. Their insights provide a nuanced understanding of the complex factors at play and the possible economic trajectories that may unfold.

In this insightful discussion, host Tiffany Meyer welcomes economist Christian Briggs, CEO of Hard Asset Management, and Pete Earle, Senior Economist at the American Institute for Economic Research, to explore the imminent wave of tariffs and their potential effects. The conversation delves into the immediate inflationary pressures these tariffs may impose on consumers and businesses, as well as the broader implications for global trade dynamics. The experts analyze whether President Trump's vision for reshoring manufacturing and ushering in a "Golden Age" for America is achievable amidst these trade policies. Additionally, they consider the reactions of investors and international allies to the U.S.'s tariff strategies, providing a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the evolving economic landscape.​

Dive into our latest explosive podcast episode where we unravel the high-stakes debate over central bank digital currencies and the fight to preserve financial freedom. Discover how Trump's bold executive order and groundbreaking legislation are challenging the move toward a centralized digital dollar, while experts weigh in on gold's surging value and the global push by BRICS nations to upend the dollar's dominance. With in-depth discussions on escalating Middle Eastern tensions and the looming impact of tariffs, this episode is your must-listen guide to understanding the forces reshaping our economy and security. Tune in now for the insights that everyone's talking about!

Join Nights with Chris Boyle for an eye-opening conversation with Christian Briggs, economist and CEO of Hard Asset Management, as he delves into the shifting tides of global finance, the impact of Trump's tariffs, and the increasing role of gold-backed assets in a rapidly digitizing economy. With over 40 years of experience in hard assets—from precious metals to rare art and coins—Briggs shares expert insights on why central banks are stockpiling gold, how the move toward digital currency will reshape wealth, and why now might be the time for Americans to diversify. From the future of the gold standard to the fate of the U.S. dollar, this is a must-watch for anyone looking to stay ahead in a world of economic transformation. Don't miss this deep dive into the financial forces shaping tomorrow!

Get ready for an eye-opening edition of America's Hope with Kelly Wright! In this must-watch special, Kelly dives deep into the pressing financial challenges facing American families and the nation at large. With the U.S. drowning in over $36 trillion of debt, every American shoulders a staggering burden of over $106,000. What does this mean for our economy, our national security, and the future of the dollar?Kelly is joined by Christian Briggs, CEO of Hard Assets, who breaks down how historical policy shifts—like Nixon's removal of the gold standard—set the stage for today's economic uncertainty. They tackle the growing threat of BRICS nations, the shifting global financial power balance, and the urgent need for America to reclaim its economic dominance. Plus, hear exclusive insights on Donald Trump's second term economic strategy, the Doge initiative with Elon Musk, and the tariffs aimed at bringing jobs back to America.Can America escape financial collapse? Will tariffs, gold-backed assets, and government efficiency reforms be enough? Don't miss this powerful conversation that every American needs to hear!

In this episode, we delve into the creation of a pioneering gold-backed bank established in Barbados. Christian discusses the motivation behind launching a bank that leverages precious metals, particularly gold, to offer secure and stable financial services. We explore the global economic trends influencing this move, including concerns over fiat currency devaluation and the increasing interest in asset-backed financial solutions. The discussion delves into the distinctions between decentralized cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, and centralized digital currencies like Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). The conversation highlights how decentralized cryptocurrencies operate without a central authority, offering users autonomy and privacy in their transactions. In contrast, CBDCs are issued and regulated by central banks, potentially allowing for increased government oversight and reduced financial privacy.

Join us for an insightful discussion with economist and political analyst Christian Briggs as he examines Mark Carney's transition from central banker to Canada's Prime Minister. Briggs delves into Carney's extensive experience, including his tenure as Governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, and how it may influence his approach to Canada's economy. He also explores Carney's recent policy shifts, such as reevaluating the carbon tax and tax hikes previously supported under Justin Trudeau's administration. Additionally, Briggs analyzes Carney's stance on U.S. tariffs and his proposed dollar-for-dollar retaliatory measures, providing a comprehensive overview of the potential economic and political implications for Canada.

At the Mar-A-Lago conference in February 2025, Christian Briggs delivers a hard-hitting analysis of the growing threat posed by BRICS and its impact on the U.S. economy. With the dollar's dominance slipping—dropping from 90% of global transactions to just 49%—and gold poised to become the world's top reserve asset, America faces an economic crisis like never before. Briggs, who has spent years advising Congress and intelligence agencies, reveals how weak leadership under Obama and Biden has allowed BRICS to accelerate, undermining the U.S. dollar and pushing global commodities away from American influence. With Trump back in power, the focus is on breaking up BRICS, reinstating the dollar as the world's top reserve currency, and using tariffs to rebuild U.S. manufacturing. Will America reclaim its economic throne, or are we on the brink of financial disaster? Get the full breakdown in an upcoming congressional report—stay tuned!

Join Christian Briggs, host of the Hard Asset Money Show, as he reports live from Washington, D.C., delving into the latest national security policies and tariff strategies under President Trump's administration. Briggs discusses the significant impact of newly implemented tariffs—25% on imports from Mexico and Canada, and an additional 10% on Chinese goods—aimed at combating issues like drug trafficking and revitalizing domestic manufacturing. He emphasizes the potential short-term economic challenges, including inflation and supply chain disruptions, but highlights the long-term benefits such as job creation and a strengthened U.S. dollar. Amidst these economic shifts, Briggs advocates for investing in hard assets like gold, which has seen a substantial increase in value over the past four years. Tune in to gain valuable insights into how these policies may reshape the economy and explore strategies to navigate the evolving financial landscape.​

Christian is a guest on NTD News as he discusses how Donald Trump, in collaboration with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), is trying to streamline government operations and reduce national debt. The President has initiated significant federal workforce reductions. This initiative includes plans to downsize or eliminate certain agencies, such as the Department of Education, aiming to enhance efficiency and fiscal responsibility. While these actions have faced legal challenges and public debate, the administration remains committed to reshaping the federal landscape to better serve the nation's interests.

In a recent discussion, Christian Briggs, founder and CEO of BMC Capital, Inc. and Hard Assets Management, shared insights on the current economic landscape. He highlighted the unexpected rise in core Producer Price Index (PPI) figures, nearly double the estimates, yet noted the markets' muted reaction compared to the previous Consumer Price Index (CPI) release. Briggs emphasized the potential impact of forthcoming aggressive tariffs on aluminum and steel, essential components in manufacturing sectors from housing to aerospace. He also discussed China's strategic diversification in manufacturing and resource acquisition over the past four years, positioning itself amid global trade tensions. Additionally, Briggs touched upon the challenges posed by the U.S. national debt, the potential for financial corrections, and the role of gold as a stable asset amidst economic uncertainties. He concluded by addressing the future of digital currencies, suggesting a move towards a gold-backed digital dollar to ensure stability and credibility in the financial system.

Join host Lieutenant Colonel Sargis Sangari, U.S. Army (Ret.), and CEO of the Near East Center for Strategic Engagement, as he welcomes back Christian Briggs, founder and CEO of BMC Capital, Inc. and Hard Assets Management. In this insightful discussion, they delve into the impending shift towards digital currencies backed by gold, the strategic implications of tariffs on critical industries like steel and aluminum, and the broader economic policies shaping America's future. Briggs shares his expertise on how these developments could redefine global financial systems, bolster the U.S. economy, and restore the middle class. Don't miss this deep dive into the dynamics of modern economic strategies and their impact on both national and international stages.

President Donald Trump has enacted a 25% tariff on all aluminum and steel imports into the United States, aiming to bolster domestic manufacturing and protect American industries from foreign competition. He has also announced plans to implement reciprocal tariffs later this week, though specific targets remain unspecified. In a move to reduce unnecessary government spending, Trump has directed Treasury Secretary Scott Beston to cease the production of new pennies, citing the high cost of minting relative to their value. Economist and CEO of Hard Asset Management, Christian Briggs, supports these initiatives, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding American manufacturing jobs and addressing the challenges posed by foreign subsidies and predatory pricing. While acknowledging potential short-term inflation, Briggs believes these policies will ultimately strengthen the U.S. economy by revitalizing the manufacturing sector and creating high-paying jobs.

With President Trump's tariffs on China now in effect, China's limited retaliatory response signals a high-stakes economic chess match. Economist and Hard Asset Management CEO Christian Briggs breaks down why China is treading carefully, recognizing its reliance on U.S. consumers while attempting to assert financial dominance. As BRICS strengthens and China diversifies its trade partnerships, the risk of an all-out trade war looms, potentially driving inflation into double digits and costing American families thousands annually. Will Trump's strategic tariffs restore U.S. economic supremacy, or are we heading toward financial turbulence? With a new Treasury team in place and a long-term plan in motion, Trump aims to reclaim America's manufacturing edge and counter China's growing influence. Stay tuned as the battle for global economic leadership unfolds!

Christian Briggs delivers a hard-hitting analysis of the growing threat posed by BRICS and its impact on the U.S. economy. With the dollar's dominance slipping—dropping from 90% of global transactions to just 49%—and gold poised to become the world's top reserve asset, America faces an economic crisis like never before. Briggs, who has spent years advising Congress and intelligence agencies, reveals how weak leadership under Obama and Biden has allowed BRICS to accelerate, undermining the U.S. dollar and pushing global commodities away from American influence. With Trump back in power, the focus is on breaking up BRICS, reinstating the dollar as the world's top reserve currency, and using tariffs to rebuild U.S. manufacturing. Will America reclaim its economic throne, or are we on the brink of financial disaster? Get the full breakdown in an upcoming congressional report—stay tuned!

On today's explosive episode of The Hard Asset Money Show, Christian Briggs unpacks the shocking emergence of DeepSeek, the Chinese AI disruptor that's shaking Wall Street and sending U.S. tech stocks into freefall. With reports that China has developed a rival AI platform at a fraction of the cost, could this be America's Sputnik moment? As the markets reel, Briggs dives into what this means for U.S. dominance in AI and why valuations could be overinflated by up to 70%. Plus, how does this play into Trump's proposed tariffs? With strategic taxes on imports and incentives for domestic production, Trump is making bold moves to bring back manufacturing and keep America competitive. Don't miss this urgent discussion—tune in now and stay ahead of the game!

President Trump is doubling down on his America-first economic strategy, promising massive tax cuts for businesses that manufacture in the U.S. while imposing tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China. With a 25% tariff on Mexico and Canada and an additional 10% on China set for February 1st, Trump aims to redirect trillions into the U.S. economy while revitalizing domestic manufacturing. Economist Christian Briggs highlights the success of Trump's first term, where tariffs helped bring back 600,000 manufacturing jobs. Now, with plans to slash corporate taxes to 14% and attract billions in foreign investment, Trump's vision is clear: Make in America, benefit from record-low taxes, or pay the price. Could this strategy eliminate federal income tax altogether? With a booming GDP and rising job creation, the numbers are on his side.

With President Trump proposing new tariffs on China, Mexico, Canada, and Europe, the economic and geopolitical stakes are higher than ever. Economist and Hard Asset Management CEO Christian Briggs breaks down the impact, emphasizing how tariffs serve as a powerful negotiating tool to level the playing field. From countering China's currency manipulation to reducing America's trade deficit—estimated at over a trillion dollars—these tariffs could drive a resurgence in domestic manufacturing and job creation. Additionally, Trump's strategic approach aims to disrupt the China-Mexico fentanyl pipeline, cutting cartel profits and bolstering national security. While critics worry about inflationary pressure, Briggs argues that a well-calibrated tariff strategy could generate substantial GDP growth, revitalize industries, and even help lower interest rates and oil prices. Could this move be a home run for the U.S. economy? Stay tuned.

In this dynamic episode, Christian Briggs sits down with Dr. Dave Brat, former congressman and current Vice President of Business Relations at Liberty University, to dissect the pressing economic and geopolitical challenges facing America. From the impact of tariffs on China and inflation to the skyrocketing debt-to-GDP ratio, Brat provides expert insights into how the U.S. can navigate the complex intersection of policy, productivity, and global competition. The discussion also explores the role of government spending, the precarious state of bond markets, and the need for fiscal discipline to avert economic disaster. Packed with actionable insights and candid analysis, this episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about America's economic future.

In this thought-provoking episode, Congressman Matt Gaetz sits down with former Budget Committee colleague and economics expert Dave Brat to tackle the looming fiscal crisis facing America. With $37 trillion in debt and productivity declining, the conversation dives into the structural challenges of budget reconciliation, the influence of corporate interests, and the hurdles of reforming entitlement programs. The discussion highlights critical topics such as H-1B visa reforms, the need for austerity, and the political realities shaping America's economic future. Packed with candid insights and pragmatic solutions, this episode sheds light on the urgent need for fiscal discipline to secure the nation's prosperity.

In this compelling episode of The Voice of Reason, host David engages Congressman Mark Green, Chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, and Christian Briggs, CEO of Hard Asset Management, in a thought-provoking discussion about the economic and geopolitical challenges shaping 2025. The conversation delves into the BRICS alliance's impact on the global financial system, the de-dollarization movement, and the looming risks of U.S. hyperinflation and unsustainable debt. With deep insights into energy policy, central bank digital currencies, and the complex interplay of global alliances, this episode offers a roadmap for understanding the economic tug-of-war and its profound implications for national security, individual freedoms, and the future of the U.S. dollar. Don't miss this timely and eye-opening exploration of today's most pressing issues.

Former FBI executive Thomas Fuentes joins the discussion to unravel the alarming evolution of terrorism and its implications for society. From shocking incidents in Las Vegas and New Orleans to the rise of sadistic gangs like Venezuela's Tren de Aragua infiltrating American cities, this episode examines the chilling connections between ideology, radicalization, and violence. Fuentes provides unparalleled insight into how these threats are tied to global networks, policy shifts, and societal changes, delving into the deep impact on national security, economics, and public trust. Don't miss this eye-opening exploration of the modern face of terror and its far-reaching consequences.

Tariffs can work incredibly well if they're surgically applied which means that you don't throw a hand grenade into an arena and just ask will there be any casualties. If you surgically look at everything and he's done this so methodically in the past. Tariffs can be an incredible negotiating tool. Trump announced 25 percent tariffs on all incoming products from Canada in the United States. The whole Canadian government had a meltdown, with several of their MPs and deputy ministers resigning. Now if that wasn't a understanding made clear from Trump to the rest of the world then what you got to do is you got to measure that one incident with China.  Inflation has increased products and services by at least ten to 15 percent over the last 24 months. When you add housing, energy, and food costs back into both the PPI and the CPI, the real numbers are closer to 7 maybe even 8 percent annualized. When you look at November inflation on the groceries alone, we had a 22 to 31 percent spike in one month on groceries. 

When Putin gets this portion of Ukraine, the question is will he want more? Even if he gets this peace treaty, how many times have they lied to him? 34 times now over the last 25 years. Back in the 1990s, Bill Clinton said NATO will never expand beyond this, but it did. This upcoming peace deal is going to be one of the largest negotiated peace deals if it can be negotiated correctly. Biden wanted Ukraine to be a couple hundred mile buffer between NATO weapons which are predominantly US weapons and the Soviet Union itself. So with the idea that missile launchers being put on the Ukraine-Russian border can hit Moscow in about 8 minutes, that's a bridge too far that Putin was not going to allow.

On part 2 of the Economics of the Auto Industry, Christian speaks with guest Greg May. Greg has worked in the car business for over 30 years, and has owned five dealerships. He is currently the mayor of Robinson, Texas. They speak about politics and how it relates to the car industry, including Greg's thoughts on electric vehicles.

On this podcast, Christian speaks with former MLB catcher Jonathan Lucroy. They discuss topics including how our country should be celebrating unity by promoting Veterans Day, camo uniforms, and other values. Jonathan stresses that professional athletes have a responsibility to be to be models for the youth of our country. They further discuss how mandated Covid vaccinations splintered the perspective of many professional athletes.

On the latest Hard Asset Money Show podcast, Christian speaks with guest Greg May. Greg has worked in the car business for over 30 years, and has owned five dealerships. He is currently the mayor of Robinson, Texas. They speak about politics and how it relates to the car industy, including Greg's thoughts on electric vehicles.

Every time we see BRICS gain another member country, or more percentage of localized currencies being utilized in purchases and sales. BRICS announced that they are going to have gold back their new currency. Up to 40 percent in physical gold, and 60 percent utilizing local currencies to help backstop it. They're going down the road that we did for a century, and then in 1971, President Nixon terminated the convertibility of the U.S. dollar to gold. BRICS is going to this because it's the only way they can dominate the world's stage of currency usage. And just recently, the president of Brazil said he pushed back on the Trump's tariffs, saying there is absolutely no way that the United States can stop the BRICS. The US economy is one single currency vision which is coming out in 2025.

What the Department of Government Efficiency needs to focus and address immediately is the fact that there's roughly 6 percent of the federal workers who actually work full-time. So when you're looking at 6 percent in-house and 94 percent out-house that's not a good ratio for efficiency. You need to put these people back into their seats where they become more efficient. Additionally, you only have about 12 percent of government buildings with any occupancy. It's almost like a ghost town there. This isn't a party thing. The Democrats agree that this inefficiency is a national problem. No party is more guilty than the other for overspending.

Tariffs are a good concept, but the United States needs to be careful with how they use them. The Fed has gone from around 9.4 four trillion dollars on their balance sheet, and they've dumped about two trillion dollars worth of treasuries over the last 3 years. They've got to get those bonds out of their holdings because they're not they're not effective. However, there's still around 7.4 trillion left on the balance sheet. That's literally hurting the GDP. If Trump does enact some of the tariffs, he can't just throw a grenade into an arena of tariffs. He can't do that because that's inflationary. He needs to be very surgical in wherever he's going to cut government waste, government inefficiency, government spending. He needs to be just as surgical on what products that he makes the tariffs effective on.

President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to slap a 100% tariff on the BRICS nations if they try to abandon the United States dollar as the reserve currency. Is it realistic for the BRICS countries to completely move away from the dollar? Not completely. When BRICS started in the original formation of the 5 countries, they were utilizing theU.S.  dollar in 100% of transactions. Local currency was very minimal on international trade. Today, they're doing 65% of all their transactions in local currencies. But on the international stage, there's still less than 1/3 of the dollar usage by the BRICS members. Donald Trump is going to come in and he's going to negotiate these tariffs. It's going to be surgical. Does that mean BRICS can take over the dollar reserve status? Not in the near future, but they are backing their new BRICS currency with gold, and that has created a lot more credibility.

Why are we at war in Ukraine. It's always the same answer throughout human history - It's money and power. Every single time. There's trillions of dollars of rare earth minerals and resources in the uh Eurasian landmass, and a lot of that is in Ukraine. Then there were explicit oil deals in Crimea and the Donbas, ten billion dollars each. Those two territories on the eastern part of Ukraine decide to have referendums and they go independent and one goes pro-Russian, then we've made promises to rich elite billionaires around the world. You would find it absurd to have a communist country in Mexico or in Cuba. And yet we're going right up against the motherland of Russia on the Ukrainian border and now we're shooting medium-range missiles into Russia.

Russia now has lowered the threshold for using nuclear armaments against Ukraine and possibly even Western NATO countries This is as bad as it gets. Why has President Biden determined that it's in the best interest of the US and Ukraine as well as other NATO members to use long-range missiles that go deep in the heart of Russia? This is a declaration of war, and President Putin has made it very clear that the retaliatory reaction is going to be pretty bad here. He's finally got to respond and retaliate for the attacks that are coming on Russia And if that happens and we end up in a World War III scenario or close to it, then that would give the Democrats an excuse not to inaugurate Trump. What's going on behind the scenes that may guarantee that Trump can't take office. Now we're still going to have to have the certification of the electors in January like we had last time that resulted in the big the big mini riot at the Capitol January 4 years ago. Is that going to happen again?

Christian joins NTD news to discuss the Trump transition to power in the White House, as we're starting to see Trump's new administration take form as he fills in key government positions. Yesterday, we received news that Tulsi Gabbard has been appointed as the director of national intelligence, and most if not all Americans are waiting to see how Trump's second term will change the course of American economy, fiscal policies and government spending.

Mixed reactions in the financial world about how a second Trump term will impact the economy. On one hand, markets have been rallying. The S&P 500 is up about 3.5% since Election Day, and the Russell 2000 Index of small cap companies is up about 6%. But on the other hand, officials like the Bank of France, who is also a European Bank member, said that president-elect Donald Trump's economic agenda risks returning inflation to the United States, as well as hurting economic growth worldwide.

Christian guests on A Good Fight with Jameson Haygood podcast. They cover various political and social issues, focusing on the 2024 election, election integrity, and Donald Trump's impact and approach. Host Jameson and Christian express concerns over election processes, citing instances of malfunctioning ballot scanners in Pennsylvania and suggesting issues of election credibility, as well as discuss Trump's determination and rigorous campaign efforts, and his unwavering energy at nearly 80. Trump is a unifying figure who defies left-wing narratives, battling through political, media, and social challenges. They also highlight Trump's achievements in reducing regulations, promoting American sovereignty, and improving opportunities for citizens, as well as a leader focused on restoring America's foundational values and balance of power.

Christian guests on America Out Loud podcast, and he discusses with host Sargis Sangari the recent BRICS 2024 summit in Kazan, Russia. Vladimir Putin spoke about a new world order to challenge the west. The meeting took place over three days, and it provided Putin with Russia's biggest global platform since the Ukraine invasion in 2022. Putin stated that by reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar, it would avoid sanctions imposed by the U.S. and the west. He said that the dollar was used as a weapon against Russia, calling it a big mistake by the west. In another pivotal move, China's Xi Jingpin and India's prime minister Modi used the summit to showcast their hopes for a more harmonious relationship after decades of cross border strife.

If Harris is elected president there's going to be a number of different things that are going to happen immediately. You're going to see interest rates go up pretty substantially because she's going to flood the market with brand new amount of cash by bringing entitlement programs up to levels that have never been seen before. Her policies of free healthcare alone is going to add seven trillion dollars to the spending. How much of that goes directly to the debt is very interesting because we're not sure if it's going to be 3 to 5 trillion. She's going to bring free tuition for school. She's going to bring free childcare. These are now up to fifteen trillion dollar policies. The things of which she plans on giving away for free on the world stage is going to hurt the dollar. When you flood the market with too many dollars, it actually has substantially less value, and that creates inflation. After meeting with some economists last week there is great concern that the dollar could lose its reserve currency status by literally becoming available for free.

Christian guests on Jameson Haygood's “A Good Fight” podcast. They discuss a number of current topics, including the history of the United States debt to GDP ratio, and how the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) is trying to counter the U.S. dollar's dominance as the global reserve currency by creating a new BRICS digital currency tied to mBridge, which is a multi-CBDC platform developed to support real-time, peer-to-peer, cross-border payments. This will all be discussed in the BRICS October 2024 summit held in Kazan, Russia.

In this podcast, Christian talks about several important topics, including the war on crypto, Central Bank Digital Currencies, Kamala Harris' tax policy, the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South America), and the two parallel digital monetary systems that are emerging: the Swift monetary payment system, and the mBridge cross-border payment system.

Christian is guest speaker on Jameson Heygood's A Good Fight radio show, and they speak about many topics, including how Russia is stockpiling gold, updates on new countries moving to Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), the western banking intentional collapse of our fiat currency into a CBDC, and the latest on the Kamala Harris advancement and what the democrats are going to do to remain in control of this country with the illegal immigrants, and then a deep analysis of her policies.

BRICS and gold are interrelated. And as BRICS continues to go higher, you're going to track gold. You're going to be able to know where gold's going. We're going to see, now that this is confirmed, they're going to back purchasing gold. Russia announced that they were increasing gold purchasing by over six hundred percent for September. They had to meet a number. The BRICS membership is a twenty eight year cooperation agreement. It excludes the United States dollar base. It has a use your partner's business as your own. In other words, we've all got to work together if we're BRICS members. Instead of going outside, we stay inside. We use the inside currency, mBridge. We back it by gold. Every nation has to proportionately put up some measure of gold. Obviously, Russia, being one of the largest economies, now is sitting over that two trillion, two and a half trillion dollar economy. It has to measure up to the same standards percentage-wise, importantly. And so this announcement is kind of like announcing that the U.S. government is going to buy stocks and buy all of them up.

On this podcast, Christian guests on NTD News, as he explains how gold is thriving amid inflation and global currency shifts. Inflation is a byproduct of overstimulation. Governments will overprint not for the betterment of the people but for the betterment of either policy or whatever they're going to do with that money. The biggest reasons that gold is actually doing quite well is the belief that you're going to have two parallel monetary policies… the SWIFT banking system, which is the Federal Reserve and allied countries, and the BRICS nations' system. The BRICS nations have a thing called mBridge, and that's completely going to be backed by gold starting in about 6 to 8 weeks.

Christian is a guest speaker on the latest Voice of Reason podcast. Concerning the upcoming unrealized capital gains tax for US citizens… Kamala Harris, after being elected president, will write this law into effect and say “This is what we start taxing you on January 1st.” Whatever you own on December 31st of 2024, that's what's going to carry over to January 1st, and that's the asset base. Then they're going to use this model to come and get your asset base. What would you do differently today knowing Harris' policies? Price control alone is going to destroy the economy. There's no way they would have broadcasted these policies, this unrealized capital gains tax, which is nothing more than a wealth tax. The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in favor of it, and this decision paves the way for an executive order that could be used. The Supreme Court didn't say it's only on foreign assets. The verified and determined the validity of the law. It is constitutional by a seven to 2 margin. That means if you challenge this law, you're going up against 7 justices who have already said: this is the law of the land and we find it constitutional. People are now justifiably concerned about getting their net worth obliterated.