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We dive into: Why the Fed’s “rate cuts” don’t control the 10-year or 30-year Treasury yields–and why the bond market is now in charge. How the U.S. is spending $1.2 trillion a year just on interest payments, and why refinancing old debt at today’s higher rates keeps driving costs up.

The Treasury Secretary hinted at it… and now the White House is putting key allies into the Federal Reserve. Is this a coordinated push to seize control and slash interest rates? #FederalReserve #InterestRates #DebtCrisis #USTreasury #FedTakeover #EconomicPolicy #USPolitics #InterestPayments #DebtBubble #GovernmentSpending #FiscalCrisis #SchiffSovereign #JamesHickman

Peter Schiff examines the surprising PPI surge, critiques economic data, and addresses the implications for inflation and the Fed’s policies. This episode is sponsored by NetSuite. This episode is sponsored by NetSuite. Download the free “CFO’s Guide to AI and Machine Learning” at In this episode of The Peter Schiff

The U.S. has been in worse fiscal shape before… but back then, leaders and the media acknowledged it. Today, 22% of tax revenue goes to interest, and nobody seems to care. #NationalDebt #DebtCrisis #FiscalPolicy #USPolitics #GovernmentSpending #WallStreetJournal #EconomicCrisis #TaxRevenue #MediaSilence #InterestRates #90sEconomy #JamesHickman #SchiffSovereign #short

While others scream about “collapse,” the smart move is to stay calm and think rationally. Inflation is here, but also rare opportunities–especially in undervalued real assets and productive companies. These could be the big winners in the years ahead. #InflationStrategy #RealAssets #WealthBuilding #InvestSmart #FinancialFreedom #ValueInvesting #HedgingInflation #JamesHickman #SchiffSovereign #short

In this conversation, James and Joe discuss the alarming rise of the national debt, which has recently surpassed $37 trillion. They explore the implications of this milestone, particularly focusing on the increasing costs of servicing the debt and the role of interest rates. The discussion delves into the political dynamics