Thank you for joining us on this episode of Making the Argument with Nick Freitas. We have a great

episode of plan for you today because if you're someone who's concerned about your retirement fund,

your 401K's index funds, this episode is for you. If you're a retail trader like Christian and I

who invest in individual companies, this episode is for you. Because today we are going to examine

a claim that's been given by the left for the past 12 months that we have just gone through the largest transfer of wealth in our country's history. We're also going to

examine a nefarious relationship that Wall Street, Silicon Valley, and Washington, D.C. have

that is affecting how our retirement funds are actually doing that we need to be aware of.

So I'm going to hand it over to Lydia now to start us off and thank you for joining us. Thank you guys so much for joining us today. I'm very excited

to talk about this because I am just the average person without the grasp that these cool guys

have on this particular topic. So I'm excited to learn. I'm here to ask the normal person questions

and really just go along for the ride.

Hopefully you guys are excited to join me. Let's get into it, Hamilton. So Christian, let me ask you

this question. Have we actually gone through the largest transfer of wealth in our country's history?

And if so, why do we need to have this conversation right now? So that first point is really up for debate.

I mean, you can go back throughout history and potentially make an argument that there were other points in time where there was a larger transfer of wealth.

But for the purposes of like modern day discussions, you know, like the last thousand years or so, you could certainly make the case that what we've gone through the last three years is at least ranked up there.

Sure.

I'm not willing to necessarily go out on a limb and make the argument that it is the largest transfer of wealth in history.

But I mean, when you look at the amount of money that was printed, the amount of money that was spent. I mean, really, since

March 2020, it is certainly going to be ranked very high up on that scale. Wow. So when we

talk about the largest transfer of wealth, I would assume that most of the wealth that people

like Elizabeth Warren are talking about is rising to the top.

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