Federal Reserve assets was a little concerning and it took me by surprise but it

lists as gold reserves in this country the total value and assets of 11.05 billion dollars.

Yes that is more likely of the truth.

When we published the headline article in Veritas, and I forget what issue that was,

the thing was number five, that the Golden Fort Knox was gone.

Some of the people who listened to the broadcast and who read the paper

wrote to their Congress people demanding to know how much gold was in Fort Knox,

they received a notice from their congresspeople that the Federal Reserve Board

had informed them that there was something like four trillion dollars in gold in reserve in Fort Knox.

We knew this was alive.

And the explanation of the difference is the actual gold in Fort Knox that belonged to the Treasury is the figure that you just quoted which is negligible.

It's almost nothing.

And the figure that the congressmen were quoted by the Federal Reserve Board is

gold that is being stored by private corporations and foreign countries for a

fee.

Exactly. One of the other interesting warnings came from Greenspan

Monday evening he was preparing a speech and announced to the press, but he says, Dreamstand warned Monday night that the President

and Congress must be extremely cautious in taking actions that could inadvertently

drive up the cost of financing the 5.1 trillion dollar

national debt which we know is an extremely low figure. Greenstand in remarks

prepared for a speech Monday but it says on that he is very concerned

that even the riff of the possibility that the United States would not honor its dead

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