Rep. Kevin Brady, Republican congressman from Texas’s 8th District, on the latest from Boston, how Obama’s budget is going over in D.C., and the Sound Dollar Act, his bill that would end the Fed’s dual mandate.
The Peter Schiff Show – 04/16/13 Read More »
In the opening years of the last decade, most mainstream investors sat on the sidelines while “tin hat” goldbugs rode the bull market from below $300 to just over $1,000 per ounce. But following the 2008 financial crisis, when gold held up better than stocks during the decline and made new record highs long before the Dow
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Ronald Hines, Brownsville, Texas-based veterinarian, on why Texas is trying to shutter his veterinary practice merely for providing services online; Jeff Rowes, attorney at the Institute for Justice, on why Texas is wrong and the First Amendment trumps occupational licensing.
The Peter Schiff Show – 04/15/13 Read More »
Cliff’s Notes Recap Weekly Recap for 04-08-13 to 04-12-13 Monday – Keynesians have it backwards, a weak currency hurts the people. Tuesday – New Zealand is better off with a stronger currency. Wednesday – Obama’s proposed budget is $3.77trillion. Thursday – The economic facts support a bullish case for gold. Friday – China will buy up gold that countries like
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Catherine Ruetschlin, policy analyst at Demos, on why the best way to help chronic unemployment among teens is to boost the minimum wage.
The Peter Schiff Show – 04/11/13 Read More »
Paul Craig Roberts, former assistant secretary of Treasury & chairman of the Institute for Political Economy, on how the Federal Reserve is doing everything it can to suppress the price of gold, and why.
The Peter Schiff Show – 04/10/13 Read More »
John Browne, senior economic consultant to Euro Pacific Capital & former associate to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, on the Iron Lady’s legacy and her impact on free markets and the liberty movement.
The Peter Schiff Show – 04/09/13 Read More »
Stephen Lathrop, Illinois-based contractor & property owner, on the federal government’s decades-long war being waged against him over his decision to fix a flooding issue on his own property.
The Peter Schiff Show – 04/08/13 Read More »
This week, while economists should have been closely considering the implications of the actual bankruptcy of Stockton, California, they instead heaped scorn on the perceived ideological bankruptcy of David Stockman. In other words, Stockman trumped Stockton. Ronald Reagan’s former Budget Director contributed “Sundown in America” a multi-page opinion piece to the Sunday New York Times which loudly
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Tom Woods guest hosting… Hunt Tooley, history professor at Austin College, on Americans’ shifting opinions of drones, the TSA, and what the Founders would think of today’s security state.
The Peter Schiff Show – 04/03/13 Read More »