The Bond Crisis is the Everything Crisis

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But the bond market, and right now Moody's, we don't talk about Moody's is, Moody's is
a credit rating agency that downgraded the U.S. debt from triple A to double.
So the richest nation in the world is going broke, called America.
And when the credit rating agency says your debt's no good, that means your bonds are
no good.
And the question is, what does that mean?
For me, it's already starting because the people outside of the U.S. that are holding
U.S. treasuries or U.S. money.
There's more money outside of the U.S. than there is inside.
They're all looking at our dollars.
And now that it's downgraded even more, that's why we're seeing a flight of other kinds of
hard assets.
And we've been saying this for years and years and years and years and years, and still these
mental midgets out there save dollars.
And you're saving dollars while the Federal Reserve Bank and the Treasury are printing
dollars.
And there's two things that happen when you print money.
Number one, the rich get richer because all this fake money enters the system and pushes
up asset prices like real estate and gold, silver, oil.
And number two that happens is the poor and middle class get poorer because what else
gets more expensive is inflation of chicken, eggs, and milk.
McDonald's is having trouble.
The French fries actually went out of business.
But the people can't even afford McDonald's today, and yet our schools teach us nothing
about money.
Well, it's important because what we're starting to see is there's disruption, obviously, with
the new president, tariff, with inflation.
And being out of the country, when it looks at the U.S., they look at U.S. very differently.
So for example, when I was in Italy, $100 only bought like 83 euros.
A year ago, that was 96 euros.
So if you're holding U.S. dollars, you're actually falling backwards.
If you're a saver of dollars or yen or pesos or euro, you're losing because it's fake money.
One more thing, the question is, how does it affect me?
So people can't afford to eat, or they're having a harder time just getting fired.
But they also can't afford a house.
And my generation, the boomer generation, is when there's inflation, their retirement
disappears.
So the boomer generation is going to get wiped out financially because all their stupid money
in 401ks, like stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs, you're going to get inflated out
of the market.
It's going to just eat it alive.
So the boomers are in serious trouble, but they're all playing golf now.
Well, Kennedy's flying in from Europe, but I'm flying in from Africa.
So we can study.
We're not teaching.
We come to study, right?
Yeah.
We come to study.
But I think the worst thing that you can do is hold onto a savings account because whatever
you had buys less today, a lot less.
And so you have that happening as prices continue to rise.
So that's why for years, since 1965, I've been saving silver.
Because in 1965, when you look at a US silver half dollar, it was copper.
So that's called Gresham's Law.
Gresham's Law states when bad money enters the system, good money goes into hiding.
So in 1965, I was just 18 years old.
I didn't know anything.
I look at this coin.
So why is it copper?
It's supposed to be silver.
And we study history.
They've done it through.
The Chinese tried it.
The Romans tried it.
They clipped money in all this.
The Germans tried it.
And now America's trying it.
So let me say it again.
In my generation, you guys are screwed.
If you're saving, you're holding onto savings, you're in serious, serious trouble because
you won't be able to eat.
That's the problem.
But we are.
And we study constantly.
Yeah, this book here, we're both reading while we're on vacation.
Yeah.
By Lawrence LaPard, the big print is the national debt is so, so high that eventually they're
just going to start to print uncontrollably.
And when you print uncontrollably, the dollar goes down in value.
Chickens go up in price.
Eggs go up in price.
Everything goes up.
And inflation, I said, makes guys like us richer.
But the poor middle class, the uneducated college do feel like my poor dad, a PhD, and
still go broke because the school teaches nothing about money.
So they're going to start printing now because the national debt is $36 trillion, going up
by $2 trillion every year.
We can't pay it off.
The interest payments on our debt is greater than the tax revenue we pull in.
So that's like you, Mr. Mom and Pop, and your credit card debt's going up, and then you're
trying to pay it off with another credit card.
That's what America's trying to do.
That's how stupid our leaders are.
And it's just continuing to get worse.
Hopefully you guys realize that if you bought real estate or gold even five years ago, 10
years ago, you're actually in a much better position than you were if you were just holding
cash.
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And the greatest thing is, is that you can get the money from everywhere else.
You don't actually need money to start in this business.
You just need a good deal.
People invest in deals and then you use debt, which is really other people's money.
The money from the banks is actually your money.
That's where it comes from, in the form of deposit.
Then they lend it back out, people like us, and that's how the system works.
It comes in through insurance policies, through pensions, through retirement plans,
through savings, or whatever it is, through Main Street.
And then Wall Street packages it up, charges fees,
and then gives it to us to reinvest back into Main Street.
That is the system.
Schools teach us nothing about this, and so the rich get richer.
But schools don't tell you the U.S. dollar is debt.
U.S. dollar and most fiat currencies, fake currencies, became debt in 1971.
People like my friend Dave Ramsey say,
live debt-free, there's a difference between good debt and bad debt.
And so what Kenny is talking about, we use good debt to buy assets like real estate.
But the average person is using bad debt, like credit card debt,
to buy chicken, eggs, and milk.
And they're getting crushed right now.
So we use debt when other people pay it off.
That's actually when you use debt.
So most people use debt to go buy, let's say, a new car or something like that.
They finance that, or they use it for other things.
We use it to buy assets, but only if somebody pays it off.
So like, for example, we own a bunch of apartment houses.
And so we use debt to buy those apartment houses,
and then the tenants pay that debt off.
They pay it through the form of rent, so it comes in in the form of revenue.
And then it pays the expenses, the operating expenses,
utilities, insurance, and property taxes, all that stuff.
But it also pays off the debt.
So the tenants actually pay the debt off that we borrow.
So what happens is our principal balance on the debt
goes down because tenants pay it down.
And the inflation makes the property itself go up over time,
just like it has in your individual home.
If you've owned a home, and you've owned it for 10 years,
or your parents' home, or whatever it is,
that home is worth more today than it was 10 years ago.
You know, we have millions of dollars in that kind of real estate.
Our real estate has also jumped up just like it has in an individual home.
The point here is this, is that don't just jump in and buy real estate.
You know, you've got to study.
Again, let me repeat it, because this is how much we study.
This flies in from Italy.
I fly in from South Africa.
We all study this book here.
We're studying constantly.
The average person right now is playing golf
or watching Jeopardy on TV or something.
But real estate is very sophisticated.
I mean, if you screw up there, you screw up for a long time.
Like, if you borrow too much money, and the real estate can't pay it off,
it calls those things alligators.
And if you buy an apartment house, and let's say you can't fill it up,
then your debt, I mean, your asset eats you alive.
So that's why please study.
Kenny has great books on real estate.
The reason you invest in real estate and use debt is you don't pay tax,
like President Trump doesn't pay tax.
So understand, this is financial education.
This is an interesting, interesting time,
because the rich are getting richer and richer and richer.
My concern, the people who are getting laid off right now,
I think Microsoft has laid off 10,000 people.
Amazon is laying off people.
McDonald's is shutting down because people cannot afford to eat.
And what's interesting is where we just came from,
like I came from Europe, they're complaining about the same thing.
We're complaining about the US.
What's happening there?
Unemployment's going up.
Inflation's going up.
Energy's going up.
So this is not just something that's happening in the United States.
So when we go somewhere else,
anywhere that has a central bank like we have, just prints.
They print to pay for things.
And that's what's happening.
They print to pay for Social Security or retirement plans
or whatever it might be, or Medicare or Medicaid.
That all is being printed to be able to pay out.
That's just more debt.
That's why the biggest print is still coming.
And again, I'll say this much.
When you print money, there's inflation.
There's too much money into the system.
Kenny and I will get richer because we have hard assets.
Gold, silver.
We have land.
We have this and all this.
But the average person, chicken, eggs and milk goes up too for them.
And they get wiped out.
And my concern is my generation, the Burma generation,
they don't have enough money.
There's five inflation.
Their 401Ks aren't going to hold.
You know, the stock market's crashing like right now, which I predicted.
But more dangerous than the stock market is the bond market.
The bond market is 1,000 times bigger than the stock market.
The bond market is crashing because, as we just said,
Moody's just downgraded U.S. bonds.
When they did that, they said, America is a deadbeat nation.
They can't pay their bills.
And our schools will tell you, oh, go to school, get a job,
you know, save money, stay out of debt and invest in the stock market.
I mean, what is wrong with our school system?
It's horrifying.
America's bankrupt.
That's why Moody's downgraded our debt.
And still these financial planners, these mental midges out there say,
you know, it's called a 60-40.
60% stocks, 40% bonds.
Both are crashing, idiots.
Oh, don't worry, you're safe.
There's no such thing as safe.
You know, it's being smart, but it's not safe.
So that's why for years,
Skinny Kenny knows I've been saving silver and gold.
I just bought a new house.
My gold was stored someplace else, you know,
because you don't want to keep it at your house
and tell people you got gold at your house
because people will come visit you.
Come visit, yeah, because it's out of the country.
Yeah, so I only paid $300 an ounce for this gold
and it's gone up to $3,500 an ounce.
So it went up 10 times.
So I thought to myself, I said, I have so much of it,
I could never eat it all.
You know what I mean?
So I just said, well, I'll just cash it in.
And I got lots more, but I just wrote a check for the house.
I don't have debt on the house,
but I did it because there's a 4.4, not a big house,
but 4.5 million US.
I figured it out.
It only cost me $450,000
because the gold only cost me $450,000,
but at 10 times went to 4.5 million.
I write a check for it.
I have a tax problem.
We gotta pay for the capital gains.
But that's what happens when I save gold
and silver and Bitcoin.
We save things that go up in value
when the dollar comes down.
So the difference is gold is universal.
It's worldwide.
It's God's money.
So every country uses it.
And as opposed to US dollars,
where we can kind of manipulate it.
So what's happening when the dollar got weak here recently,
it's at a three-year low.
People, they gravitated to things outside of the US dollar.
So that's kind of why right now we're seeing a run on gold.
So ladies and gentlemen, we've gone on long enough.
The point is that Ken and I study.
The reason we're rich is because we study.
And I've had, some of you may know,
I've had some terrible problems inside my own company
because people refuse to study.
I just shut the company down.
Found out I didn't need them.
Too bad.
But I study constantly.
I don't want to keep people collecting a paycheck
and saying, well, you owe me more money.
It's not the same world.
This is not your daddy's world anymore.
So again, I can pay all this stuff off
because I don't save dollars.
I use debt to acquire assets that produce money.
And we both believe, especially with these tariffs
and everything that's heading with the printing,
that we're going to see inflation.
So whatever it is you do,
you just have to be in inflation-adjusted assets.
That doesn't matter what it is.
You just have to be in those things
so that you're moving faster than inflation.
It's almost by definition,
if there's inflation, assets go up.
Yeah.
And liabilities also go up,
but there's been assets and liabilities.
But if you're in cash, you're actually going the wrong way.
And I'm telling you,
like what we're starting to see on Main Street right now,
Robert, as you know, is people now today,
they have to have two and three jobs just to stay alive.
This is the thing.
We were driving with Uber last night.
The guy was falling asleep driving.
He'd been driving for like 14 hours.
He can't make ends meet.
He's trying to keep his family alive.
He's just driving harder and it's going to kill us.
But hey, wake up, wake up, wake up.
Yeah.
And what's worse is, as you guys know,
AI is a limiting job.
Waymo's in Phoenix right now.
I can never get an Uber because Waymo has taken over.
And finally I got an Uber and I said,
why aren't you coming to this area anymore?
If it's Uber, the Uber driver,
he goes, we can't make any money.
Our margins, we can't charge what Waymo's charging.
So those are automated vehicles with nobody in them.
What they had was interesting.
They had 10 million miles in Phoenix alone in Waymo.
And now they're going to spread throughout the world.
So the drivers, the Uber drivers,
that used to be like a side hustle,
that's all starting to go away as well.
Main reason you come to these events
is thousands of people come to stimulate your brain,
meet more positive, proactive people
who are looking for new answers.
And they're not going back to college
to get their master's degree where you learn nothing.
But you come to these events, meet like-minded people,
meet new friends, get to talk to different people,
get your brain stimulated.
50 instructors, that's unheard of.
That's a big event.
And they're not paid speakers.
These are actual people
that are really doing their own businesses.
If you send your kids back to school,
you've got the village idiot coming up.
You know what I mean?
That's a cartoon I sent out with these two young girls.
I said, how far do you go at 70 miles an hour?
Which by the way, if you could bring your kids under 18,
that's another thing that we're doing.
It's like, come, bring your kids.
They need to be in those same kinds of rooms
with people that are actually moving the needle,
people that are producing and not just consuming.
How much does it cost?
It's about a thousand bucks for a general admission,
but right now it's discounted.
So if you just go to limitlessexpo.com,
you'll see the current pricing.
And then the VIP is a little bit more.
It's two and a half days.
The VIPs get all access.
They get food.
They get all access means
that they can talk to all the speakers.
All the speakers will be in the rooms.
And of course they'll have preferred seating
each and every day.
Why do I go?
They're not paying me.
I go there to learn.
Learning is fun.
And a lot of people,
my company said, you're forcing me to learn this.
And it's not a bad idea.
So I said, well, if you don't want to learn,
let's just move on because we're going to move on anyway.
The more you learn, the more you earn.
That's a fact.
And I'm telling you, oh my gosh.
We got some smart people in there.
George Gammon, Mike Maloney, Dale Samuelson,
Robert and Russ Gray, all on one panel
with a room of about 50 people.
It was awesome.
And it's how I used AI to get rich in gold.
Most people know I'm the village idiot
when it comes to technology,
but I didn't use AI, my team did.
So the future is very, very bright,
but not for people who are living in yesterday.
No, you're falling backwards.
You just don't see it.
So if you can make it to limitless, please do.
