Debt is exploding, digital currencies are advancing, and war tensions are rising.

Those aren't random headlines, they're warning signs.

And today, we're connecting the dots between America's soaring interest payments,

global digital currency developments, bricks instability, and growing tensions with Iran.

The system is more fragile than most people realize.

And if you're not paying attention, you could get caught off guard.

I'm going to. Welcome to the end-time show, Vince Stigal here with Doug Norville.

We're so happy you've joined us today.

We do need your help.

Obviously, there's a lot of talk about Iran and what's going on there, but we have a breaking story.

We're going to be sharing with you momentarily that we think really increases the interest around what's happening with the World War III watch so we need your help share this video right now make sure you're engaging in the chat give us a thumbs up a heart

depending on where you're watching do one of those actions and it helps us out so much so share

also thumbs up or heart and also engage in

the chat. We do want to know your thoughts. What concerns you most right now? A, U.S. debt,

B, digital currencies. C, war with Iran or D, the dollar losing strength. Let us know. A, B, C, or D.

Doug, you want to throw in another letter in there? No, I'm going to just let those be there. No, you didn't. I just wanted to make sure you got off guard, but we'll go with it. Sounds great. All right. Well, before we get into that, we want to tie in what's happening financially around the world and we are so happy to have our friend Samuel back with us from True Gold Republic.

You can learn more about True Gold Republic at endtime gold.com.

Of course, make sure you ask about the Endtime Show special, but we have a special special

that we're going to talk about later.

But starting off, Samuel,

welcome back to the end time. We always love having you on. You're calling from New York this time.

Snowy New York City. Yeah. Well, it is like a nice fall day here in Dallas, so we don't envy you

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