This out here on Wednesday, the 22nd of April. We recorded this back on the 17th last week.

We talked with Preston Pish, and we talked about the last 10 years of monetary policy and how

the U.S. government has printed money via quantitative easing, which helps equities and makes

the rich get richer. It's like socialism at the top, but capitalism at the bottom, because

you're seeing all these

small businesses go totally bankrupt.

You're finally seeing a portion of the CARE Act, the $2 trillion bailout, and there'll be many

more, by the way, go towards UBI, universal basic income for us at the bottom.

But QE and UBI work together at the top and the bottom.

But historically, we talk about why it's been socialism at the top and the bottom, but historically we talk about why it's been

socialism at the top and capitalism at the bottom. Next, we talk about populism. What did Bretton

Woods and the populism in Germany after World War I based off the Treaty of Versailles and the rise

ultimately that led to Hitler, what does that have to do with today? And the clash of the have

and the have-nots and nationalism and isolationism. We talk a lot about that. And lastly, we talk

about the downfall of fiat. When money is getting printed all over the world, the money you and I

hold becomes less valuable. So I said, what will happen? And he gave me three answers,

a new global reserve, an SDR via the monetary fund. We talk about that. Or number three, Bitcoin,

or another tech, decentralized, you know, enabled, decentralized system for monetary policy. But

there are certainly no more Adam Smith invisible hand. We've got the U.S. government picking which equities to boost. A lot of stuff happening. PPE funds are out. 16 million

unemployed. We talk about all of it, including oil. What happens to oil? Enjoy the episode,

guys. Hello, everyone. My guest today is Preston Pish. Now, Preston and I go back a little

bit. There's a little dull moment in

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