Wait, we still talking about Epstein, guys? Come on.

The reason Trump did that and the reason he said, are we still talking about Epstein? If they do release the files, if they do show stuff like this, that for some reason the media refuses to talk about Epstein, People will understand it wasn't just a one-off guy having sex with young kids.

The entire financial system was on the brink of destruction if they do release this.

Because the main bank of Epstein, as everybody knows, was JPMorgan Chase.

But what they don't know is that the board members of JPMorgan Chase were partners with Epstein on many deals.

And they knew everything.

And the reality of having Jamie Dimon, the president of JPMorgan Chase, who claimed under oath that he didn't even know who Epstein was until 2019, which was probably the most hysterical lie ever, under oath he did that, when that comes out, that not only did they know each other, they were in business together, they abused little kids together, and all the videotape from Epstein comes out, It's over.

So what comes next in your view? And

And I've been warning the audience, these gold futures calls of 20, $30,000 gold by December, they're making me wonder, what does the smart money know, Bix?

If you look at those calls, if, if gold is that high, the system probably isn't even functioning, so there would be no COMEX to collect on those calls.

And that's, that's more the world I'm talking about.

You know, all the, all the stuff you're saying is true about the yen and supporting it and all that, and creating money to buy the y- That only is relevant in the old system.

If we do have what I believe to be the ultimate collapse of the derivative bubble, three quadrillion dollars, there will be no yen carry trade.

There'll be no dollar.

There'll be no stock market.

Wait, we still talking about Epstein, guys? Come on.

-that everyone's wondering about.

Well, there's only one way, and that's to destroy fiat money, and they can do that with a collapse of the derivative bubble and don't bail out the banks.

So yes, you have people, innocent people, gonna get swept up in this.

And, you know, they worked their whole lives, they did everything they were supposed to do, and then at the end of the day, they, they go to their bank, and, and, and they, they can't get a penny out, um, because the bank, the, the, uh, fractionally reserved banks have all faded and gone.

They...

It won't take long.

If just one bank, I think it's gonna be JP Morgan.

Let's go back to the Constitution"?

So, do you think the gap between gold and silver, it's gonna really start to close?

Oh, yeah.

Ultimately, it'll go one to one.

Right now, it's 85 to one.

And if you look historically, before the, the rigging, computer rigging from the early '70s on, historically, gold/silver ratio has been anywhere from 10 to one, to 15 to one.

It was usually determined...

It's always determined by the government, um, or, or the people in charge of the monetary system, but it, it was usually based on, um, gold and silver that is available in relation to each other.

Okay.

Mm-hmm.

And I get it.

Um, there's certain coins that, that the deep state wanted control of.

Bitcoin, for example.

You get your core developers that wouldn't allow Bitcoin to increase the block size, so it's pretty much useless other than a store of value.

And that was by design.

Those, those core developers, the people who were in charge of the code that, uh, Roger Ver was fighting that whole time, they locked up Bitcoin.

Now, if that was gonna destroy everything back then, why wouldn't it destroy everything now?

Yeah.

Um, so when Ruta finds all the colored flowers, meaning the gold in the Grand Canyon basically, is what they're talking about, um, the mayor asked her to allocate the colored flowers to the people.

And that's where the, uh, she was writing in the sand a economic formula called On the Road to the Golden Age, which says, "Print as much money as possible to get back to a gold standard." But the way that she decided to allocate the flowers was according to the age of the, the people.

So the older people will get the most, and then the people who are just starting out will get the least, and it was fair because the older people put in so much time and effort to, to build what they had.

That coincides exactly with Alan Greenspan's plan in the early 1970s to, he was charged to (laughs) with setting up the computer system for banking and fix the Social Security problem.

If we have the collapse of the monetary system, there is no monetary money available, there's the gold and silver that the US, uh, government has, because they've been hoarding it for so long, allocation to the population according to how m- much people have paid into Social Security would probably be one of the fairest ways, and that's what they suggested in the, uh, Road to Ruta documents.

Although, they weren't even sure in the Teacher's Guide to the Road to Ruta stuff, they weren't sure if that would work.

Mm-hmm.