Hello, fellow rebel capitals, hope you're well.

So we all know the government is running massive deficits, and this is outside of a recession.

Right now they're running wartime deficits. Last time I checked it was

headed close to 10% of GDP. That's just the government deficit. We know that the overall debt is north of $32 trillion.

That's up over $10 trillion just since the beginning of the survey's sickness.

So if you are someone who believes that will be going into a recession,

which you would assume the deficits will explode higher.

This begs the question, how much money will they print?

And how is this going to impact consumer price inflation?

You can see the thumbnail, even my buddy Peter Schiff is shocked

at the amount of money that they will print.

Well, I'm going to try to answer that question for you as well as I possibly can right now and understanding that there are no certainties,

they're only probabilities.

But you guys know how I tackle this problem.

It's not just a guessing game.

What I try to do first is think through the mechanics of how the system actually works, what has happened in the past,

try to predict what we're going to see in 2024.

So let's start by doing a screen share and we're going to go right over to M2

money supply we're going to go just during the survey survey says sickness we're

going to check this out.

And for those of you who haven't seen the charts, it is staggering.

I mean, talking about February, 2020, M2 Money Supply, and that's how we're going to measure money printing by the way because in most people's mind when they think of money printing what they really care about is how many currency units are in the real economy chasing goods and services.

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