Peter St. Onge

And the rescue has always been the printer.

Peter St. Onge lived through the dot-com bust as an investor.

And on What Bitcoin Did last week, he said what it would take for Bitcoin's next giant move.

When you're getting to the point where bonds, for example, are starting to pick up a premium because investors are getting nervous about governments not being able to pay back.

Hi, this is Peter St. Onge.

Welcome back.

Today I'm joined by Stefan Levera, famous Bitcoin podcaster.

Let's see.

I haven't done a Peter St. Onge in forever.

Nearly half of Canadian manufacturers are moving production to the United States.

Three quarters of those while Trump is still in office.

Peter St. Onge.

Turns out, elbows up.

means giving Trump all of Canada's jobs, says Peter St. Onge.

A new study finds nearly half of Canadian manufacturers are moving production to America.

I guess since we've been keeping track anyway, the chart only goes back to like 1939 here.

Peter St. Onge, Ph.D., says, oh, the good news is.

We now have the smallest federal workforce since FDR at 2%.

Of course, it was even smaller before the Fed, which would be 1913.

Oh, and income tax, of course.

I love Peter St. Onge.

He cares about the same things I do.

The bad news is multiplied by tens of millions at NGOs, contractors, and leering centers.

Yes, we did.

Peter St. Onge, roughly two-thirds of American voters think the Federal Reserve fights inflation that presumably falls from heaven.

Thank a public school teachers and mainstream journalists.

Honk, honk.

Here Griff chats with an expert on the idea of leveling the playing field a little bit.

Joining us now is Heritage Foundation economist Peter St. Onge.

Peter, thank you for joining us.

Happy Labor Day to you.