all right and we're back and just so that you know this is a live show we occasionally

have train wrecks like this uh so let's begin from the beginning uh which is uh i was talking

about this being the 51st anniversary of Nixon shutting the window on gold.

And by that, I mean not shutting the window for individuals to own gold,

but to basically cut it off from the dollar and to cut us off from the Constitution.

Did he have the authority to do that?

Of course he didn't. But he, you know, they don't have the authority to put us off from the Constitution. Did he have the authority to do that? Of course he didn't.

But they don't have the authority to put us under medical martial law either, and they just do it.

Nixon ordered Treasury Secretary John Connolly on August the 13th, the anniversary

was this last Saturday, August 13th, 1971, he ordered John Connolly, Treasury Secretary, to uncouple gold

from its fixed $35 per ounce price, suspended the ability of foreign banks to directly exchange

dollars for gold. During a televised address, which I want to play part of it here for you in

just a moment, on August 15th,

1971, Nixon promised that the action would be temporary in order to, quote, defend the

dollar against speculators. He was telling everybody that he was defending us and defending

the dollar and defending the economy from foreign speculators, from globalists,

because they had already protected Americans from owning gold back in 1933 with an executive order

by FDR. Did they have the authority to do that? I mean, according to the Constitution,

money is gold coins and silver coins. The dollar didn't exist until Lincoln brought it in

for a while, then disappeared for a bit and then came back in with the Federal Reserve.

So when FDR took it out with an executive order,

notice how they can just reorganize and reset the economy with executive orders.

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