Inflation is spiking out of control and the Federal Reserve is unwilling to do anything about it and unfortunately the leaders in charge are blaming all the wrong sources.

Let's go find out and why this is, uh,

inflation is spiking and the Federal Reserve is unwilling to do anything about it realistically.

And we see the blame game being played.

I want to tell you what inflation really is today and why you can expect more of it in the weeks and years to come.

Come on, let's go take a week.

Hello, hello, hello everybody, Dr. Chris Martinson here back with you.

We've got a special second episode this week.

See how you like it.

We're going to be talking economics and inflation and systemic things because I really think there's some huge systemic issues coming.

And you need to be prepared for those for everybody who's listening. Hey, you get advance warning. Listen, I might be wrong, but I'm not confused. I just want you to take all this information I'm going to give you. You do what you're going to do with it. I'll tell you what I do with it. But up to you to decide what you're going to do with it. So let's go here now and take a look. This is

episode 52. I'm calling this an inflation alert. Of course, who needs an alert from me? You all know

that inflation's already raging. And the Federal Reserve, who is the headwaters of the Nile in the

inflation story. Well, they've just folded as expected. So let's go there and talk about this.

All right, it starts here. We have inflation spiking. It's kind of globally. Look at Turkey's

inflation. 54%. Obviously, the Turkish lira is collapsing. Also, prices of food and fuel are going up.

So combine those two things, currency down, prices of other things going

up in non-local currency terms, 54%. Sounds bad. It is bad. U.S. inflation soared to 7.9%

in the last year or soared 7.9%. That's a fresh 40-year high. I like that. Very positive

spend by the press Democrat there. And then Fed's Powell, Jerome Powell, who is going to go down in history. I know he passes off as like this kindly gentleman, maybe even like your grandpa. And the press gives him just a free pass on this whole thing. Come on, press. Start asking this guy some hard questions, would you? He's not on your side.

There's nothing federal about the Federal Reserve.

It says federal in the name, but it's actually owned by private entities out there.

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