Hello everyone. Welcome to another episode of the Gold Silver Bitcoin Show brought to you by

gold silver bitcoin.com. We are more than honored to be sitting down today with Jay Dyer.

Jay is known for his deep analysis of Hollywood, geopolitics, culture, and much more.

His graduate work focused on psychological warfare and film, and he is the author of

two books, esoteric Hollywood one and two, and the co-creator

and co-hosts of the television show, Hollywood Decoded. He's been featured on numerous

popular shows and podcasts and debates with some of the world's top debaters. Thank you so much,

Jay, for joining us today. Yeah, man, glad to be here. I've been wanting to do more, you know,

economic crypto-based type podcast. So I'm really honored to be here. I've been wanting to do more, you know, economic crypto-based type podcast.

So I'm really honored to be here to talk about that with you today.

Well, then, you know, with that said, like, why don't we just kind of jump into that arena on this show?

We try to just talk about Bitcoin because for a couple of reasons, I noticed at the Bitcoin conference in 2021, that there was this overlap between the American

conservative movement and the Bitcoins. And it was a overlap that I guess was there from the beginning when Bitcoin had a lot of libertarians involved.

A lot of the cyberpunks from back then were also kind of like small government-minded individuals. But I've seen it evolve really to overlap with what we're seeing as the American conservative movement. In fact, some of my colleagues who are more on the blockchain, the corporate blockchain side of things mentioned to me. They're like, wow, I feel like I'm at a queue rally. When Jack Dorsey was on stage, she was being booed, Laura Lumer,

ran up to stage and was confronting him for kicking her off of the platform and other conservatives.

And then also, now I remember somebody yelled from the audience,

you're un-American, Jack. And the whole

discussion there was about inflation, central banks, debt. And so I saw this overlap between the

Bitcoin industry. And then, of course, the American conservative movement, Mike McClone,

who's actually a Bloomberg crypto and commodities analyst who's really interesting.

He also notices this. He's got a clear head on his shoulders. And then I've also noticed that there's been this split between like Bitcoiners and the rest of the the all coin industry or the rest of the cryptocurrency industry. So there's Bitcoin maximalists, and they're always kind of, you know, calling all

coin shit coins, for instance.

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