Greg Hunter: Weekly News Wrap-Up for Week Ending 26 July 2019

@etcmike 77

almost 5 years ago

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Greg Hunter provides a wrap-up of the news during the past week with his own unique commentary and perspective.

Topics:

(00:12) Robert Mueller testimony before U.S. Congress;
(09:33) Congressional deal to suspend U.S. debt ceiling and increase Federal spending for two years;
(12:42) Economy and Deutsche Bank;
(13:24) Chinese Bank with $100 billion in assets is about to collapse;
(20:53) Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Capital comments about buying gold;
(22:13) Jim Rickards' comments about the debt;
(27:16) U.S. states talk tech anti-trust concerns with U.S. Attorney General William Barr;
(28:59) Tulsi Gabbard lawsuit: Google has 'almost total control' over key elements of elections;
(31:18) U.S. illegal immigration concerns;
(33:24) Attorny General William Barr reinstates the Federal death penalty;
(34:22) Jeffrey Epstein found injured in NYC jail cell after possible suicide attempt;
(38:28) North Korea;
(40:19) Royal Navy warship becomes first to escort British tankers through Gulf strait;
(42:55) USA Today: Laws that can help 'build a monster';
and more..

49 minute video by Greg Hunter published 25 July 2019

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13 comments

@magnata 67

almost 5 years ago

Thanks for the latest news and interesting information.

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@sergey44 65

almost 5 years ago

thanks for sharing the interview with GREG HUNTER,have a good day

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@shashiprabha 64

almost 5 years ago

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@nataly2317 59

almost 5 years ago

Thank you very much for the information with GREG HUNTER,have a nice day

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almost 5 years ago

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@agrostis 57

almost 5 years ago

Debt ceiling increased without any opposition. They have no intention of reducing the debt and getting the government finances in order!

Deutsche bank and Baoshang bank are deeply worrying.!

Starting to see many financial institutions starting to recommend gold, Ray Dalio being the latest.

Thanks to your time stamps, I was able to access content that I wanted to listen to.

Thank you for posting this Greg Hunter interview on Steemit.

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@etcmike 77

almost 5 years ago

I am still wondering how this will all end and if the pain of going through a severe economic downturn can be avoided.

This all started back in 1913 with the creation of the U.S. Federal Reserve. The government thought that the up and downs of economic expansion and contraction could be controlled by a central bank. The nail was put into the coffin when the U.S. went off the gold standard resulting in no limit to amount of money printing.
Now we have central banks printing as much as possible while telling consumers that inflation is under control. Few in the public realize that the method of calculating inflation has been changing over time. Thus hiding the true inflation rate.

One thing is certain to me, the charade can go on for a very long time but eventually it will end. As Greg Hunter says "the pretending will be ending".

In my opinion this is driving the world's monetary system toward a digital currency.

Have a great weekend!
Steem on,
Mike

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@agrostis 57

almost 5 years ago

As Jim Richards said, if there is a financial crisis, there is no one left to bail the banks out!

This all started back in 1913 with the creation of the U.S. Federal Reserve. - Yes, another FIAT currency creation. Well the central banks have not been able to control he up and downs of economic expansion and contraction - just look at the recessions and depressions that we have had.

Yes, we are going/moving towards a digital currency.
In Scandinavian countries, especially Sweden, and China, coins and notes are hardly used , but payments by contactless cards, mobile phones and online payments. In the UK, local banks are closing down and the number of ATMs are drastically reduced in number. Contact now with a bank is now by telephone or online.

I am still wondering how this will all end and if the pain of going through a severe economic downturn can be avoided. All I see is the creation of more debt, more deficit spending and the banks increasing their derivative exposure. NOTHING HAS BEEN FIXED!

Thanks for your informative reply.

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