Joining us now is Tennessee Senator Frank Nicely.

And of course, he's been on the show many times warning people about what is happening with CBDCs, trying to establish a gold depository and some other things.

In case we have a financial problem, which seems to be building on the horizon. How do we keep things going at the state

level? And this is a problem that several states are faced with. This is not something that's just

Tennessee. And it's also a solution that many states are trying. But we wanted to talk to him today

about natural asset companies. And we talked about this about a month or so ago. It was up for

approval with the SEC. The New York Stock Exchange was part of the one of the three big sponsors for

this. They pulled out at the last minute. And we'll talk a little bit about why that happened.

But I said at the time, I think this thing is going to come back.

And it looks like they were perhaps laying some foundation for how they were going to take over private and public land.

And that is now being passed around in a lot of different states.

And so you're going to see this type of bill very much like we saw CBDC legislation via the UCC, the uniform commercial

code legislation and all these different states.

We're seeing this type of legislation that may be in your state as well, even if you're

not in Tennessee.

We're going to talk about some of the specifics in Tennessee, but also how you can identify

this in other states.

So joining us now is Senator Frank Nicely. Thank you for joining us, sir.

All right. Anytime, Dave. It's always pleasure.

It was very surprising to see this thing disappear abruptly. It looked like it was going to go through.

They quietly put it in back in 2021. And then there was some pushback from some

organizations. And so they, they delayed the SEC approval. But it wasn't the SEC not approving it.

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