The Peter Schiff Show Podcast

Peter Schiff
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Dec 5, 2024 • 1h 2min

Powell Knows the Public Can’t Handle the Truth - Ep 996

A deep dive into the alarming trade deficit reveals America's heavy reliance on imports and the implications of this imbalance. Key exports like aerospace and medical supplies are discussed, underscoring their impact on the economy. The dangers of high national debt and its effect on interest rates are examined, alongside critiques of the Federal Reserve's policies. Political commentary spotlights Biden’s pardon of Hunter and ongoing legal battles, while the constitutionality of exit taxes raises significant questions about personal freedoms.
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Dec 2, 2024 • 58min

Bye-Bye, What Americans Buy - Ep 995

Discover the intriguing origins of Black Friday and its evolution into a consumer frenzy. Dive into the troubling reality of America's dependence on foreign imports and the economic myths surrounding consumer spending. Explore the dangers of accruing debt for holiday purchases and the implications of policies implemented by former President Trump. Gain insights into the complexities of shifting economic landscapes and the misconceptions of prosperity shaped by borrowed wealth.
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Nov 27, 2024 • 56min

Tariffs: Not the Turkey We Want This Thanksgiving - Ep 994

Thanksgiving's origins are explored, highlighting the Pilgrims' failed socialism and the triumph of capitalism. The discussion critiques communal living's pitfalls, illustrating how personal incentives spurred productivity. Tariffs take center stage, with a critical view of their negative effects on the economy and trade dynamics. The analysis includes recent market trends and the implications of government monetary policies. Schiff concludes with thoughts on resilience, emphasizing the enduring importance of individual motivation in driving economic success.
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Nov 24, 2024 • 53min

Data Revisions Confirming What Voters Already Knew - Ep 993

Dive into the contrasting sentiments at a recent gold conference amid rising prices and a cautious economic outlook. Delve into job creation revisions that challenge reported employment data and explore the impact of recent elections on economic narratives. Consider Bitcoin's future with a new Treasury secretary and skepticism towards its government backing. Also, discover the economic challenges Trump might face if re-elected, especially regarding fiscal policies during a recession. Expect humorous critiques of current economic absurdities too!
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Nov 20, 2024 • 55min

Bitcoin: The Biggest Bubble of Them All - Ep 992

Bitcoin reaches new heights, but the hype is critiqued as a speculative bubble fueled by political figures like Trump. MicroStrategy’s risky investments raise concerns about capital misallocation. The discussion compares Bitcoin's volatility to gold and highlights the strategic investments made by China. Additionally, labor rights in the UK are examined, revealing potential pitfalls such as increased automation. The ongoing devaluation of the dollar is emphasized as a significant threat in the current economic climate.
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Nov 16, 2024 • 53min

The Road to Inflation Is Paved With Debt - Ep 991

Explore the impact of rising bond yields and national debt on the economy. Discover why the host believes gold shines brighter than Bitcoin in uncertain markets. Delve into critiques of government efficiency initiatives and the unrealistic expectations tied to them. Analyze the implications of excessive government spending on inflation and the markets. Unpack the constitutional concerns surrounding the Federal Reserve and its monetary policy. Finally, understand the call for a return to sound economic practices amidst ongoing fiscal irresponsibility.
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Nov 8, 2024 • 52min

Powell Admits Fed Has No Plan For Stagflation - Ep 990

Markets react to Trump's political comeback, but skepticism lingers. Peter Schiff highlights the alarming budget deficits, soaring national debt, and the Fed's lack of a coherent plan to address stagflation. He questions the sustainability of the 'Trump Boom' and critiques proposed tax cuts as ineffective solutions. The discussion includes the ineffectiveness of tariff measures on trade deficits and emphasizes cautious investments in foreign stocks and gold amidst rising economic uncertainties.
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Nov 7, 2024 • 1h 1min

Trump Won. Now What? - Ep 989

Donald Trump's potential 2024 victory sparks a deep dive into America's economic challenges. Peter Schiff critiques Trump's promises, arguing they're more complicated than solutions. There's a stark contrast between media narratives and the public's struggles, especially regarding national debt. Market reactions to Trump's win are analyzed, alongside concerns for future stability in stocks and cryptocurrencies. Schiff also recounts his personal battles with bank regulators, highlighting themes of injustice and accountability.
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Nov 1, 2024 • 54min

Data of the Dead - Ep 988

The discussion dives deep into recent economic data, revealing troubling GDP growth forecasts and inflation challenges. Peter criticizes government spending and examines the job market's complexities, including insights from the latest jobs report. There's a lively segment on Bitcoin and a fresh music announcement that adds some flair. Additionally, the chat reflects on foundational republican principles and the interplay between financial interests and politics, emphasizing the need for preparation amidst economic uncertainty.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 53min

U.S. Consumers More Reliant Than Ever on Foreign Producers - Ep 987

The podcast dives into the precarious political landscape, analyzing Kamala Harris's low betting odds and Trump's rising popularity. It dissects economic data revealing consumer confidence and the troubling trade deficit. The discussion highlights America's growing dependence on foreign production and critiques the current administration's recovery efforts. Additionally, it contrasts the soaring prices of gold with the performance of mining stocks and reflects on the broader implications of political policies on the economy.

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