All right, joining us now is Tony Arterbin of Wise Wolf Gold, and Tony has set up David Knight.

Gold to take you to his website and take you to him and let him know that you came through me.

Always good to have you on, Tony.

Thanks for joining us.

Sorry, we're a little bit late.

Can't hear you, David.

I'm sorry. Oh, you can't hear me. Okay. Well, we're a little bit late. Can't hear you, David. I'm sorry.

Oh, you can't hear me. Okay. Well, we're still having some problems. He had to update his Zoom and I'm not sure what's going on with it. Can you hear me now?

Yes, sir. Okay, good. All right, good. Well, welcome to the program, that's Good to see you. Good to see you. I sent you this morning, this thing.

Maybe you'd seen it already. I thought it was kind of interesting article. Texas says that a digital gold depository is an illegal multi-level marketing scheme. And of course, it's maybe the

deadline is a little bit misleading because like a Texas gold

depository it's a Texas digital gold depository there's more to it than that tell

us a little bit about what's going on with that and why that's not the Texas gold

depository that you typically deal with well yeah it's very misleading I'm sure it was

used to to get clicks but what happened is the Secretary of State for Texas shut down a multi-level marketing company that was going to base itself in Texas and get people in Texas to invest in digital, gold, and they're a company based out of Hong Kong. And of course, if you remember back in the summer,

there was a big push by some in the Republican Party in Texas to get a digital gold,

Texas currency on the ballot.

That's right.

And that didn't go through, but it was a lot of headlines, and there was a lot of people pushing that here in Texas.

I think you and I spoke about it.

I'm always just skeptical whenever the state wants to get involved in a currency.

And so I oppose that just being skeptical of what the state does when they get their hands on it.

...