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Debanking spreads in UK, bill introduced to stop it in TN. Bitcoin explosion and volatility causes Coinbase to go wobbly. Membership in BRICS explodes, ETFs, CRE pressures small/mid banks, and more.
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Welcome back and joining us now as Tony Ardaman of wise Wolf Gold. Tony has kindly set up David Knight dot gold which will take you to wise Wolf. Let them know that you're coming through this program, and Tony, thank you for joining us. We've got a lot of crazy stuff happening now financially all of different areas. We're living an interesting financial times, aren't we, and many other we certainly are. Thank you for having me back. David.

While you were talking about gain of function, I'm starting to think I can't prove it, but was Janet yelling a lab leak. I'm not sure what she made in a lab, but she seems engineered to crash our economy with some sort of economic gain of function. I was looking at what she does, like those mushrooms that she got in changes. She just comes about bowing to she You know, yes, she's put out a statement. I think it's just absolutely unhinged. You said that the world's most advanced economies have

a moral obligation to unfreezed Russian assets to aid Ukraine. And this is the this is on the heels of massive de dollarization because of the sanctions that we have all over the world of forty different sanctions, thirty six different countries, the weaponization of the dollar. It's having blowback consequences on our own economic strength, the strength of the dollar, the future of the US economy. But they're doubling, tripling, quadrupling down. David, it's it really is a

harbinger. I think I love that you've used that word a few times the last week. It is a harbinger of things to come as we see less and less usage of the dollar, and this is because countries are dumping it. I read another statement from a representative of South Africa, you know, the s and bricks, or at least one of the ssas, and now they have Saudi Arabia. But he said they've got a lot of s's, a lot of They've got a lot of s's in our government as well,

don't we. Twenty five other countries are on the waiting list for bricks. Wowive bricks alone is forty percent of the world's population. Well, what do you happen to me to get into bricks? So they have to get some biometric data the leaders. That's a good question. You know, it's like one's trading one old system for something else it's you know, a lot of countries. I think it's like, well, this is the devil I know,

instead of the devil. I don't know. But the US is making it really difficult not to look for other alternatives, especially people like Jennet Yell and they are just totally clueless. Well, you and I live in America and we're looking for other alternatives to the dollar. That's Truebody's got to be looking for alternative to the dollar. So yeah, and there are some interesting things that have been happening. Bitcoin exploding. The thing I thought was amazing

answer this one article. Coinbase couldn't handle it because there was so much volatility in the price. It jumped up and then and then it you know, went up to like sixty k and then it dropped down like five thousand, and the people looked at their balances and it was it said zero, and so then coinbase and the thing out is like, don't worry, everything's just fine here, and it's like, really, is just why you just told me that man balance is zero? And then it jumped back up to like

sixty four. I mean, it's all over the place. What do you think is going on with that? You were just at a bitcoin conference. I mean, is it this ETF stuff and the institutions that are roiling the market. What's going on? It's the ETFs, the institutional money jumping into the market, and what it's a reflection of supply and demand. This is basic economics. There's not a lot of bitcoin supply. Remember there's only twenty one million that will ever exist, and a big chunk of that will is

missing. They'll never be recovered, you know, landfill on somebody's heart, and landfills and wallets are never be re animated. So you're seeing I think this is a real economic lesson of supply and demand. And there's also the fact that the US dollar, it's bitcoin, is going the opposite direction. And you know, the Greek mythology always talked about when you presents itself, when you become eu bristic or so arrogant, that there's a summon's nemesis.

This is the old the Greek mythology. Well that's kind of what this is. Is Bitcoin in a lot of ways is a modern nemesis to the US dollar. And I'm really interested in seeing how this plays out because I've been in the bitcoin space since twenty sixteen, as you know, and I had some of the first bitcoin ATMs. I was buying bitcoin, you know,

less than four hundred dollars a coin. And let's see the price as of five minutes ago, sixty three and fifty four luciferium bankster notes make one bitcoin, and again at the beginning of the year, we're in the thirty thousand dollars plus range. I've been watching this for a while. I've been telling people that bitcoin still has a story to tell. And again, the institutional money is in there. That's an open question. You and I've discussed that.

You know, the big banksters like Larry Fink at Blackrock and others, you know, coming out in support a bitcoin, calling it a store of value. I don't know if that's the kiss of death for any real commodity or good thing. But I do think there's going to be more and more money being pumped into bitcoin. I think it's going to drive the price up. This is again not investment advice, but you can look at people like Robert Kiyosaki. He was saying bitcoin to one hundred thousand by June of twenty

twenty four, he'd put that on his Twitter. You can go with reference Robert. So there's something going on here. And I think really the reason that bitcoin has such a rise, David, is because of the US dollar. Right. The underlying story there is the loss of purchasing power and the dollar the uncertainty there. Bitcoin is the complete opposite. Again, it's the nemesis for the dollar because it's finite. You can't they're not going to make

new bitcoin. They're not going to be printing it out of thin air. Right, there's no QE for bitcoin. But the supply of the US dollar is technically unlimited. And I even saw Jim Kramer is having a melt down. He said, what does bitcoin ever do for humanity? And I'm thinking, we want to know the dollars? Well, system kills people, Yeah, I mean, it literally creates wars that shouldn't exist. It props up

politicians and industries that shouldn't exist. And when they done what they've done the last four years, especially with people on fixed income, the elderly, you've just destroyed the purchasing power of their checks and their dollars and so now they have to choose between meals and medicine. That's real life consequences to the criminality of the central banking system, whereas bitcoin has had, you know, as

a store of value. It seems to be keeping pace. Again, not a complete endorsement of everything that's going on with this ETF, but there's it's interesting to watch. Yeah. Yeah, as you said, we don't give

financial advice. I give political advice to people, but also give some life advice because I've been caught up in bubble markets, you know, And there's no shame in that, I guess because Isaac Newton, who could predict the tides with mathematical accuracy, could not predict the bubbles of his day out Sea bubble got him the tulip bubbles and things like that. I don't know if he got involved in both of those or one of those, but I know

that he lost a fortune in that stuff. And sure, old Thomas Jefferson, as you know, I had to sell his library to the Library of Congress to pay his bills. And I think it was like he sold it for like twenty four thousand dollars or something like that. Did he get into something that? Did he get tulip bulbs as well? That a little bit mania, but yeah, yeah, you know again, just genius doesn't always

translate into a financial game. I just look at it, and you know, I have I have a lot of aversion to things a that are digital and virtual. I have a big aversion of that, and I have a big aversion now because of the dot com bust. I have a big aversion to Mania's and something that is very volatile. So I'm not interested in being rich and I don't want to be poor, so I want to preserve what

I've got there. That's why I'm looking. I know. Aaron Day came on and he's you know, he talks about he's focused on opposing, uh, the the Fiat currency system and CBDs especially, and so he says, yeah, bitcoin, gold and silver is what he's focused on, but he's he's looking at all three. I just want something that is h at this stage of my life, that is not volatile, that is not virtual, and it's a something that's in a vault. There we go, there's the

three vs. How about that? Well, I think the perfect fit for you is probably just physical precious metals, David. Those seem to be steady in the face of all the economic uncertainty. As a matter of fact, that it looks like with the inflation data is pretty is pretty cool. So that's what they're saying. Inflation is pretty cool, right, it's cooled off, it's not it's not as hot as it used to be. Uh And

I think that's that's a funny that's a funny term. But there that means that there's most likely going to be a rate lowering by the Federal Reserve, and so it's kind of counterinto to be you would think that if you would think that that would signal a lot of things for precious metals, especially especially gold. But it's again, gold is going to go up based on them lowering rates, and because it's going to increase the or decrease the purchasing power,

that all increase the money supply. So we're gonna we're going to see I think there's been a spike and gold price in the last hour or two. Two thousand and forty eight Lucifer bankster notes make a troy ounce of the yellow metal right now, So both gold and sober up over yesterday. And that's based off the the inflation, so called inflation data coming in a little bit cooler than expected. So they're going to be lowering rates. We you

and I have talked about this. They're they're going to lower rates. It's just going to I think they're going to wait for as long as they can to lower those rates because this is an election year. It needs to it needs to show the benefits of that fake money being propped into the system. M M. Yeah, interesting, because you know my big fear too. It's not just a fiat currency and inflation, but it's CBDC. And we just had five Senators offer a bill to oppose Biden's lust for a CBDC.

It was Ted Cruz, Bill Haggerty, Rick Scott, Ted Budd and Mike Braun introduced the CBDC Anti Surveillance State Act to challenge the Federal Reserves Authority to implement a CBDC. Now this may not pass, This may just be an electioneering in an election year. But even if they're able to stop CBDC, you still have d banking as happening extensively. We just had the museum that focuses on the Battle of Britain get dbanked in the UK after they did that

to Nigel Farage. They're doing it even to it's a memorial charity that is focused on the Battle of Britain. They have been debanked. You know, it is the whole system is so rigged. That's why I say, you know, that's one of the things that makes me concerned about things that are digital, things that are in the system, is because of this aspect of it, and especially because I got debanked by PayPal and Venmo. If the

show is when I went independent. Uh, five months after I went independent, they pull the plug on paypald Venmo, and that's exactly what that was about. You know, now they've openly talked about that, but those are the types of things that they get me concerned. Over and above, you know, what's going on with bitcoin, over and above what's going on with them printing money and the money supplying the inflation and all the rest of the

stuff. It's that in your face tyranny that has me concerned. I'm concerned about it too, because there tends to be and especially an economic uncertainty and downturns and depressions. There's more consolidation by the majors when the smaller and regional

banks go under, and that's where the pressure is first applied. You know, we began there talking about the Canadian pension fund that sold the high rise in New York City if their real estate holdings for a dollar, there's a massive commercial real estate bubble that's going to pop. And Jerald Saline has been talking about that for years. It's been propped up by fake money and the central banks for the last four years, especially after the lockdowns in COVID nineteen

eighty four. But we're going to see a major banking crisis, David. And you look at what happened last year with FTX and silver Gate Bank and Silicon Valley Bank. Jennet Yellen stepped in, they bailed out, They stopped the bleeding for then. But you know, she was asked a question, what about all the other banks? Are you guaranteeing as the Federal Reserve, as a Treasury, going to guarantee that these banks will survive a systemic banking

crisis? And her answer is basically, no, we don't guarantee anything. You know, you talk about the FDIC and what you're covered in your bank. It's an opportunity. You got to remember, it's an opportunity for the larger banks to gobble up the smaller banks, which is which we need that diversity. Yeah, the banks that I use for in both Texas and Missouri are independent banks. They're they're not they're not national brands. They have,

you know, enough branches to support me. But businesses like mine will suffer under something like a Chase or a Bank of America, and we can easily be de banked. I've been debanked before. It's not pleasant, especially when you know, I was young in the crypto space, before they even had crypto banks. They only have about two or three left as a matter of fact. But back then, I mean, it was it was a game of musical chairs, getting in just doing some buying a legal product and sending

wires to the exchanges. And I went through several banks that way. Of course, banks don't like cash. Banks don't like especially my business where I'm wiring in and out all the time. It's not pleasant for them to keep up with. But luckily I have some good banks. But again, would that lasts through a major banking crisis and then have those banks being bought up, I don't think so. I wouldn't worried about that, not just politically,

but just in the financial realm that I'm in. And that's one of the reasons why, you know, Katherine Austin Fitz and I've interviewed her,

I've interviewed Senator and nicely she's in Tennessee. He is as well. And that's why they're working here at the Tennessee level to try to do something with a state bank, you know, to try to help the small and medium sized banks, because if you look at North Dakota's experience, they have way more small and medium sized banks than the average, way more than even the number two in terms of all that. And so the state is going to have to have and the people within a state are going to have to have

some way to be able to process financial transactions. You point out these really really big banks that are connected with the federal government with a FED, they're not going to be about that, whereas these small and medium sized banks will be more like that. But they just don't get They look at it and they will state bank that's going to be a competition to me, and it isn't in North Dakota. It isn't the way that they're talking about it here

in Tennessee. But they don't even understand the threat to them. They don't understand this is their ally and they don't understand the threat to them from the reworking of the financial system and the threat that is being presented to them by the Federal Reserve. And that's the big problem. We just can't get people to understand who's on their side and who's their enemy anymore. And they're very mid Yeah they are. I mean the banking industry. You go in and

talk to your banker. They don't even know what I'm talking about with central bank digital currency at most of them. And these are people that work in the industry. They're surfacing accounts, they're making loans, and I start talking about do you understand what the implications of that would be where the FED takes over complete control of the money supply in real time and the accounts. I mean, this is something that never has happened before. They're very surprised.

And again they come back and say, well, I don't like any of that. Well, of course you don't, and they're just the language is for people like us. We notice it when the Biden administration puts out the executive Order telling all the different you know, the different agencies inside the Executive Branch to give a report on how they would implement central bank digital currency. We take notice. Unfortunately, the people in the industries it will first affect,

because that's it would have to be a consolidation gage. Matter of fact, let me read this tweet. This is Robert Kiyosaki. He says, this is three days ago. He says, please be careful. Banking crisis worsens, threat of war grows, Central banks will push CBDC central bank digital currency to spy on US. I am buying more bitcoin and silver coins. Silver is the biggest bargain. I will use silver as money, not fake US dollars. That's Robert Kiyosaki. These are some of the people that I

follow who tend to have been right over the last twenty plus years. And you know, I'm not paying attention to Jim Kramer or Janet Yellen other than to other than to mock them and to be and steer clear of their of their decisions and the implication. So that's that's really. Remember, it's always a crisis that's used to implement tyranny, and that's what we're going to have to be very careful of. That's right, And when we look at it, you know, CBDC and of course the other aspect of This is where

you're looking at. The biometric identification visa is now jumping in along with a master slave card, you know, to put in. They patented a biometric data system. They have biometric data to scan people before they come into buy groceries, before they go to a ballgame. And it's just everywhere. And so everything that you see is channeling us to this digital id this permission society

where they have to know you and know everything that you're doing. And that's one of the reasons why I look at physical stuff that is outside of their purview, because we've we've got to start thinking about you know, we've never those of us who live in America and haven't lived in a foreign country have never really operated in a gray market or black market economy. We better start thinking about creating one. People are going to shut down everything with this biometric

system. Yes, it's pretty easy. They'll create a control grid, and we have to stay outside of it if we want any semblance of liberty or freedom or privacy. That's right. That's why gold and silver, physical gold and silver absolutely important. And we can talk about cryptocurrency, you can talk

about having your own wallet. I think people should learn that I'm not fully endorsing that saying that's the I'm not a maximalist in that way, but it just being outside of the dollar system absolutely imperative in our time, and there's no other way around it. Learn what the difference between currency and money. You know, we'll talk about this, hopefully every Thursday for a long time, and as we learn and grow, maybe the audience can learn and grow

with us. But I think this is the challenge of our time. It really everything tracks back to the fake currency system, David. It's causing most of the problems of not all of them, that we face today on planet Earth. That's right. Yeah, when I go back to it, you know, I keep looking at you know, I talked a couple of times about the omission the last couple of weeks, and the key about where they drew the line was not they didn't want to have motors or anything like that.

You know, the reason they use horses and stuff. They want to keep it simple enough so that they're not dependent on anybody on the outside. You know, that's the key thing, and that's really their focus of what they're trying to do, to make sure that they are totally independent that whatever they've got they can fix. We had some people when we were back in Texas. We needed to do some clearing on our property and leveling of some stuff. And we found a guy that was really good. He was a

Minnite and I was surprised that he was using heavy equipment. But he's had like one Bobcat and he would just get in this Bobcat. I mean, that guy turned out a massive amount of work by himself. And he got into some areas where he got tangled up and it messed up the hose and everything. But he was able to fix it himself. You know, we didn't hear him for a while. We looked at what's happening. He's out there down on think fixing it. But he could do everything with that Bobcat.

Now, he couldn't manufacture a host to put in it, so he did have some dependency on outside sources. And again he was Mennonite rather than Amish, but he looked Onmish. He had the chin strap beard and things like that. He kept his head down and he kept working and he was like a one man show with he and his Bobcat. I mean it was like his horse that he rode. He knew everything about that, and that's the key thing. I think that's what we have to start targeting towards in

our own lives. We need to start developing skills, but we also need to look at ways that we can simplify things, keep them local so that we're not depending on an outside system, because the outside system is going to be shut down to everybody based on your political, religious beliefs, and whatever else they want to draw into this as well, I think, well, yes, and we learned this lesson over the last thirty forty years plus as a free trade policies, this is a a glaring example. We used to

be self sufficient with the manufacturing marvel of mankind. With arsenal democracy, we stopped making things because the corporations were given incentives to leave the United States and to not pay the fees and not stand here for deregulation and lower taxes. They left. And again there was a senator, I believe in the late eighties as it doesn't matter if you make potato chips or computer chips, we

can import it. Well, guess what. A couple of years later we had something called the Gulf War. We needed to make some of those Patriot Patriot missiles, and we needed to import It was eight different countries that we needed to import parts for the Patriot missile. So it did matter whether you made potato chips or computer chips. In order to be sovereign and self sufficient,

you learn that from free trade. If your supply chain is too spread out, or you get into what they're doing now of these farmers and like you've talked about many times, where John Deere and others, you can't even work on them. You can't get the parts. You can't do any of that because it has to come through their system and you have to like break it, you know, you have to hih check the system in order to even work on your own equipment. So it's less less and less ability to

be self sufficient. And that's the goal, you know, not only of governments now but their partners and the multinational corporations. So it's up to us to continue to be decentralized as best as we can. Yeah, I don't know where they are right now, but years and years ago I started talking about that with Eric Peters, with John Deeer, and you could not even buy the replacement part and stick it in yourself. You had to take the dealers stick it in or they would brick the whole thing. For you.

You know, you didn't just pull this module out and stick another one. It's not going to let that happen either, even if it's an official module. You know, it's like they've started doing with inkjet printers. You know, they're getting very very careful about making sure they don't have any knockoff coffees. But it wasn't even about that. They had to be the ones to install it. And it is creating that kind of dependence and moving us out.

But you know, one of the themes that I've talked about Tony again is trying to look at local level, state level for solutions. And like I was talking about the d banking that's happening in the UK where they want to take this Battle of Britain Society and dbank them, or Nigel Faraj and d bank him. In Tennessee, they've got a law now that would prohibit financial d banking for political and religious beliefs. And so you know, we can do things at the state level that we're not going to be able to

get done at the federal level. And again I'm glad that there's some senators who are pushing back against this CBDC stuff, but I don't really think that's going to go anywhere in Washington, and that all gets swept aside, as you point out, you know, we've got some kind of declared financial emergency to take down the financial system. They'll just sweep all that stuff aside. But we can do some things still at the state level, especially at the

local level, and even do it independent, you know, ourselves. That's why I want to look at things that are going to try to simplify my life. You know, I well look at this stuff. I agree with you one. On state level, that's that's our only hope, like it's our own, it's our only hope is the state and local level. I mean, I believe I was listening to someone talked the other day about New Hampshire. It's pushing back against central bank digital currency through the state legislature.

Good so that if enough states do that, it could it can be dead on arrival. I mean, they're still going to implement it, and again there's there'll be crises surrounding this, watch out for it. But if if we work together on a state and local level, we can actually push back against CBDC, far more effective than some senators in Washington. That's a that's a that's a no go, that's a dead space. I agree with you. It's it's funny. There's so much voting and stuff going on now.

I'm just looking around. I'm like, I don't even know what to what to vote for at this point, Like what am I doing? They got a national election coming up, and I'm thinking, well, you know, I don't know I'm gonna go to support programs like yours. I need to get out more information. I want to do stuff on the local level and talk to people in the grassroots. But yeah, I just I grew up paying attention to politics, David, and I just I'm not interested at all.

It does it does not spark my interest. Well, you look at what happened in Michigan yesterday, and of course at bablin Bee's got a joke headline it says there's an argument breaks out between the people who are supporting uncommitted and the none of the above people. They're arking about you know, which one of these things that we look for here? And that's really where we

are. It's like, you know, this is such a ridiculous selection that is there, and it just you know, heightens the importance of working at a local level because that's the only way you're going to get things done. Tell us what's going on at Why is Wolf? Well, we've got a lot going on. Actually, there is a lot of product that I've just purchased from the trading floor that's going to be put into a wolf pack, a lot some stuff that we've never put in the packages before, so you

got to go check out wolf Pack. We've got some sponsorships that are going to be coming up soon, so it'll be doing a lot more media. So the pack is growing. That's great because better prices for everybody. Goldbacks are now going in every single order. That's something I've implemented in the last

month, and we're buying more goldbacks. I'm usually making them in the dollar denominations into different states like New Hampshire and Utah and Wyoming and others, so we got a little bit of diversity there, but had just a lot of great stuff going in the wolf Pack. I'm excited about it. We're seeing prices move a bit in the gold and silver market, but I was able to buy some stuff in the last two or three weeks to save people money. I think I think we bought like I want to say, like six

thousand ounces of Canadian silver maple liefs that we're putting in. Those are still

sealed in the boxes, so I'm able to get to pass those. I think we saved people like three dollars per unit on those based on what you would have paid if you've gone to some of the main So those are some of the things that we're really proud of with wolf Pack, and it just allows us to to get people, you know, on a monthly basis that we did the opposite of talking to a friend of mine last night saying, you know, most gold and silver companies they don't do this for a reason.

I mean, you talk about the infrastructure you have to put in. If you look at the total dollar amount that I bring in, it's like, you know that most of them are looking for this in one transaction somebody's IRA rollover or four one K. So I'm doing something from the bottom up and seeing something different, and there's a reason they don't do it. But I think we just we've hit a nerve with people because they really like it.

There's something that there's something that I think it's a really good fit. We have a low cancelation rate and so happy to to support your program. We also do direct sales and you know IRA's and four oh one k rollovers and all that stuff too, through through Wise Wolf and David Knight Dot Gold. But keep paying attention to the to the Wolf pack. It's fun. I really like the the paper gold stuff and the little chick lit things that you know, break off for both gold and silver to make it a smaller

amount. I think those are great ideas, especially you know, you got the gold, you got the silver there. But it's also something that in the future may be very important to be able to break that down in the smaller units that are there. So a lot of fractional stuff. Yeah. Yeah, Aaron Day when I interviewed him, you know again about CBDC, he said, yeah, he leaves the paper gold for people as a tip and an explanation as to what that is. You know what that's about,

why that's important. So and that's that's the thing. We have to kind of be selling the idea even on an individual basis, you know, to people in the community where we live. How the importance of cash, the importance of you know, getting outside of this system, because again they're trying to drive cash out, and they drive cash out, that's going to be

very very concerning for us. We need to have some kind of you know, financial transaction privacy is I think, is what Catherine Austin Fitz calls it. Now. They did it pretty quickly during the scam deemic. I mean that's when they stopped the importation of dollars that were from other countries being put back into the system. And I thought, well, this is a tell. And then they said, well, we're running out of running out of coins. Remember the coin shortage. I said, there's no coin shortage.

They're just not taking the deposits these small businesses that they've they've nooked, you know with the shutdown and saying you're not essential that all those deposits aren't being made. So that's that's the issue. It's not really a shortage, is those deposits aren't getting made and there's still they're still out there. So yeah, they will go after that. And this makes it more imperative for us to have real sound, actual money outside of the system to trade with you.

I want to say too, David. We got about what fifty six minutes left on the show something like that. Yeah, I tell you what on Rumble this is. We want to make sure this is and we get a leap year, so we get one more. You'll get an extra I want extra day to make sure you get your gauge over. I will match any donations on Rumble starting now, so to the end of the hour. Thanks so very one. Let's get David over the over the line for February.

It's a short month and we were given one extra day every four years. We get one, so I'll match anything on Rumble. I'll check Rumble here at the end of the stream. If you donate to David, I'll match it. Send him a cash app later. Thank you so much, Tony. That is so kind of you, and we really do appreciate your support of this program. Always have been there and I've known Tony before I started this program and he's been a key supporter from the very beginning. So

thank you so much, Tony, I really do thank you. Thank you all right again, Tony Ardaman. You can get to Wisewolf Gold via David Night dot Cold. He's set that up and you're gonna see us one last thing before you go the Are we set up yet on the our need to talk to Travis about it. Make sure no, he's shaking his head. No, No, we're not set up yet on your on your new radio broadcast. Thanks. We've got to get on that as well. That's one

thing we've got to do now. We'll speak about that. We're making some changes over there, going to do a relaunch too. We've we've experienced growing pains with software and things, and I think we've got a better handle on it. So there's going to be some announcements coming soon. A lot of the nights of the Storm. Jason Barker's Angry Tiger over there, and we've got others and you know, I broadcast over there. But it's been a

challenging issue with some of the software which we are fixing. And then we'll definitely we want to launch having you there every day. That'd be great, that'd be great. Well, thank you very much. I really do appreciate the offer to match this here in the last hour. Thank you so much. Thank you. The David Night Show is a critical thinking super spreader. If you've been exposed to logic by listening to The David Knight Show. Please

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