My guest today is Jeff Booth and he is very concerned about war, a lot of blood, a lot of death,

a revolution in the United States. Why? Because of the growing gap between the have and the have

nots. Those that are getting money and they're getting richer and those that are getting poor

and why is it happening? Well, in his book The Price of Tomorrow, which he wrote to try and avoid

this war, he talks about how technology is making everything cheaper.

But for some reason, we can't buy more of these cheaper goods.

And the question is why?

The government is printing so much money.

It's inflating prices on things.

So we have to keep working more hours and more jobs to keep up.

And this is going to cause a revolt.

We talk about this in the interview. We also talk about will the U.S. dollar ever get pegged back

to gold, and we'll have a pre-1971 sort of financial policy. Or will we see a new Bretton

Woods, and will the dollar still be the global reserve currency, or will the Chinese won takeover

or something else? We also speculate about

will the dollar ever get pegged to Bitcoin to build trust back into our financial systems. We look at

all this stuff through financial ends, but also a political one. How are political parties using

this populism? This rage is split between the wealthy and the poor for their advantage to consolidate

power and can

that be undone again the interview is a very good one we talk about all things fiscal policy

bitcoin war revolutions politics power and money enjoy this interview with jeff booth author of

the price of tomorrow also built his own company to half billion dollars in market value

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