The David Knight Show - INTERVIEW Hi-Ho Silver, Away! White Metal Poised to Gallup?

Episode Date: June 1, 2023

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All right. Joining us now is Tony Ardaban of wise wolf dot gold. And Tony has kindly set up David Knight dot gold that will redirect you to there and let you know that let him know where you're coming from. He's joining us now. You know, Tony, we usually talk about gold, but there's an interesting thing that came out of city group they're projecting 30 silver in the next 6 to 12 months right now it's just under 24 i guess somewhere

around that area so we're looking at something that is you know 28 30 increase over the next 6 to 12 months that's pretty pretty interesting i think that it should have been higher a long time ago. I've talked with you about the paper exchanges, and some estimates are that for every real ounce of silver that exists, they're traded 250 times in the ETFs. And so I'm skeptical of that number. I'm skeptical of the value of silver because of the modern stock market, because of the ETFs. And I go back to the gold and silver ratio, David. I will tell you about history. Most of the time, it's been between 10 to 20 ounces of silver make one ounce of gold. I think it's estimated geologically, it's in the ground, 17 ounces of silver to one ounce of gold. Our founders set up the system 16 to one, and that lasted till 1933.

And it went really askew after Franklin Roosevelt had people turn in their gold. And we had this, you know, the Breton wood system, and it was a paper gold standard. You weren't legally allowed to own gold. And so everything was silver went really haywire. As a matter of fact, here's a here's a peace dollar from 1923 uh this was a silver dollar it's the last silver dollar that the us ever made and uh that was you know that was our currency we didn't have gold currency anymore so it's interesting that people are starting to an institution starting to realize with the amount of silver demand for the the green new deal electronics for solar all of that stuff literally can't mine it right

now and keep up with demand i think that we're going to see an explosion silver price but again this isn't investment advice i'm not telling you to go out and buy silver because you're going to make a lot of money i think that it's it's just I think it's basic economics that silver has been suppressed. Silver is, I think, poised to really have a bull market here in this decade for sure. Well, you know, this article on Zero H says it's currently in a dip. It went down about 7% this month after it had gains of 20% over the past two months. But they also talk about what you're just talking about and have talked about many times, and that's the gold to silver ratio. They said it fell to about 30 to 1 in 2011, below 20 to 1 in 1979, but right now it is at 83 to 1. And so they said to put that in perspective, the average in the modern era,

after everything got messed up that you're talking about with FDR, the average in the modern era has been between 40 to 1 and 50 to 1. And so then he looks at the supply side that you're talking about. And he says, right now, if you look at the demand for solar panels, which uses a lot of silver, University of New South Wales in Australia, they said solar manufacturers will likely require over 20% of the current annual silver supply by 2027. And by 2050, they think that solar panel production would use approximately 85 to 98% of the current global silver reserve.

And so they said at the same time that is exploding the supply of silver uh you know as they're mining it on a regular basis that's remaining about constant so it's pretty amazing when you look at what is happening with silver well I think you know there are um there are certain entities that really are playing 4D chess it It's not Donald Trump. I look at the giant banks, and this has been my philosophy for a while. My thesis is that these giant banks like J.P. Morgan, which I believe is the largest private silver holder in the world at this point, I think they have a vested interest in keeping the price of silver low. It keeps the general public out of the physical silver market

so the papers the paper silver is traded it looks like it's always going down i'll never forget that that big silver run i talk about this all the time but it was so shocking to me that silver run back at the beginning of 2021 you had the the game stop people from the reddit the reddit pages that were telling everybody go out and buy physical silver will drive the price up. So, I mean, they had people like me and my shop was cleaned out of silver. I was trying to lock in silver at the trading floor. It was three weeks out. I mean, every shop I knew was cleaned out. The next day, David, the price of silver went down because the powers that be, the bullion traders and the big houses traded 1.5 times the annual supply in one day and sold it off to make that price go down. I think that the large entities and the banking

consortiums have a vested interest in keeping the price of silver down so they can continue to buy the physical. And there's a great story I covered almost about a year ago. A Texas female billionaire wanted to just go ahead and diversify some of her holdings. And she wanted to buy Silver Eagles and some 90% silver. So she called up brokers and she wanted to spend a hundred million. It took several exchanges all over the US and they had massive delays just to fill that one order. And they couldn't fill it. It had to be done in chunks. It had to be done with several brokers. So if you really look at the amount of silver that exists in the real world and trying to go get it, if you wanted to write that check, if you were a billionaire, you can do that on Wall Street because it's paper. But you cannot do that in the real world and source it anymore.

And that's one of the reasons I'm here in Denison, Texas. I'm in downtown Denison. I had to set up a second shop because I need supply. And supply is not what it used to be. It's not like when I started. And I think it's going to get even tighter. We're talking about that Texas billionaire makes me that. Wasn't it E. Bunker Hunt who tried to corner the silver market or something?

That's right. Yeah. That's the Hunt brothers. Yeah. The year I was born, silver was, and this was 1979, silver was right at $50 an ounce. And that's another indicator that we have cheap silver. I mean, you know this, David. I mean, what was $50 in 1980? That's like $200 today in purchasing power, at 50, that's when you mentioned it was 20 to 1 in 1979. I think that we have an artificial number on silver. I think it's a great thought experiment. What would make something all throughout history 10 to 20 to 1 go to 83? And by the way, I remember this clear as a bell.

You go back to the scandemic after Trump signed the the executive order the stock market whipsawed if you remember it had its largest day uh one day it had its biggest day ever a big rally and then a week later it had the lowest since 1929 silver was at 126 ounces to one on gold at one time as 126 wow i missed that i i don't remember that happening with silver. That's, that's pretty amazing. Well, I think you couldn't buy it for that, right? No, no, there was like $11, $12 silver. I had people calling me. I said, there's no, the price is just, it's artificial. You can't buy it for that. So yeah, that's crazy. Uh, but you know, everything about that was artificial and manipulated, wasn't it? And that's the key thing. My thing about, you know, gold and silver

again is as a hedge against, uh, whatever they're going to do in terms of trying to make us a cashless society, in terms of trying to push us into CBDC, take out crypto, all these other things. And silver, as you and I have talked about many times, that is because it's lower intrinsic value, it makes it easier for you to deal with people on regular exchanges than with the gold that is there. And so those are the kinds of things that I look at with gold and silver, you know, that hedge against what the Federal Reserve is going to do and what Washington may do in terms of prohibitions. Well, I totally agree with you. I mean, just, you know, look at what silver as it's a great monetary metal. It has industrial uses. It's used in medicine. You know, there's a famous stories you'd hear about people putting the silver dollar in the milk on the wagon trains, you know, back in the 19 in our future, especially with the currency issues, with the de-dollarization,

with the people trying to get outside of the system of the digitized currency. When you guys spoke on the war on cash is only ramping up. We see that around the world. It's not just in the United States. There's a war on cash in every country and i would remind your audience that every every country on earth is a fiat currency we just happen to have the best of the worst and we have the best the best of the fake currency out there and you know there's a article uh today about zimbabwe um and zimbabwe and looking to uh to increase their uh their currency by backing it with gold and having a digitized currency. And I think, again, that's something we're seeing. We're going to see countries trying

to peg something to value and escape this fiat debt cycle. When you talked about the beginning of the show, you talked about the debt ceiling. Most people don't realize that this has really never happened in our history where we've had the debt to GDP ratio constantly above 100%. If you look back through the charts, David, you'll see that we've had times where it has exceeded that, like 1946, just coming after the end of World War II. There was a spike. I think we hit like a little over 100%. But then that calmed down. I mean, 1950s, it was you know 30 something percent 1960s 40

even at the uh you know exit of nixon the last time we ran a trade surplus in this country in 1974 it was under 40 percent of debt to gdp it's 125 percent 130 percent now with this new debt deal and it's only going to increase. This is unsustainable. No real economist would sign off and say that you can have a sustainable functioning government and economy with a debt-to-income GDP ratio like that. It's nonsense. And no real economist would. But you have people, I think it was Paul Krugman who said, it doesn't matter.

Krugman, yeah. It doesn't matter. Krugman, yeah. It doesn't matter. We just have to be able to service it. Well, if it constantly stays, you know, 20, 30% or more over your total income, that is not serviceable. You know, a temporary spike, as you pointed out, is serviceable, but that is not. We've talked last week about Texas and the gold-backed cryptocurrency they're trying to put in. That's one of the reasons why I wanted to go back and revisit Dade Phelan,

who is the left-leaning GOP Speaker of the House. They were able, it appears, to stop that in the House. And so, again, Dade has done his thing. It's not going to get through there, but it is kind of interesting. There was a Substack article by John Rubino who said, well, you know, CBDC is, if it's managed by some combination of the Federal Reserve and the military industrial complex, of course, that's going to be bad, you know, but if it's backed by gold or silver, and if it's run transparently by people who respect their citizens' privacy and agency, then it's potentially part of a brighter monetary future.

And it's like, wait, stop right there. If we're going to have a system that is going to be dependent on good people running it, that's not a very well-designed system, whether you're talking about finances or politics, because we all know that people are not inherently good. So there's got to be something there. The gold and silver does have a possibility of keeping it honest, but that is still a big issue. And, of course, now we know that, at least this year,

it didn't get through the House. So I think there is something to the criticism in Texas that the Speaker is left-leaning and working with Democrats to stop a lot of the agenda of Abbott and other more conservative Republicans who want to get some things through. So right now, it looks like it's now theoretical, at least. Well, I didn't like that bill. I didn't like the concept. Again, at first glance, and you hear it, you go, yes, a digital currency backed by gold.

And then when you couple it with the state's going to run it if you know anything about what's going to happen to Texas and I'm not this isn't just me being a pessimist I look at numbers uh Texas is going to be what you would call and I don't like the terms either neither do you the blue state it's going to be a blue state it's going to turn purple first and then blue it's demographics folks the Republicans wanted an open border uh they'll run against it and raise money. They've been doing it since I was a little kid, saying they're going to do something about the border. No one ever did. So we're going to have a massive demographic shift in Texas, even with all the people fleeing other blue states. I think you're going to have that shift. And so eventually you're going to have Democrats in

charge of Texas. They were when I was a kid kid that was blue dog democrats totally different era yeah it's going to be it's going to be the the democrats that they have they got an open border to california too so it's going to be those like california democrats like elon musk and everybody else i was telling everybody this week i can't believe we got out just in time he put up his big complex there uh just south of austin uh really close to where we used to live and uh it was kind of i didn't realize what the construction was when we were there. But yeah, escaped that. But there's going to be a tremendous amount of that moving there. A lot of billionaires moving there.

A lot of Silicon Valley billionaires, as well as the demographics of people who are coming for the magnet of the welfare state. So it is absolutely going to be a blue state. And it's going to be also a very polarized state with a big underclass and the silicon valley billionaires at the top that's a real concern i think well that that is the concern and that's why you know again any state-run currency any digitized currency i'm going to oppose i mean it sounds good on paper uh joseph p ferrell who wrote a great book called Babylon's Banksters, he's been a researcher for a long time. He wrote a podcast just after you interviewed me on it, and it was saying the same thing.

I said, well, I'm in good company, saying that this is something to be skeptical of. And I mentioned Zimbabwe. They were doing the same thing. But again, you can't redeem that currency in real physical gold. So there's I think there's a lot of maneuvering here trying to see if they can get a back door with the CBDC, because the direct approach is getting some resistance from, you know, from from the grassroots saying, we're skeptical of this. We don't want this currency. It's it's digitized slavery. It's going to be a monitoring system disguised as cash. And I think people are again, there's enough people to be

skeptical to push back on it. So be mindful that they do use other means, other back doors to do that, to satiate the doubters. I think that's any currency that we have, we have options now. Look at the worldwide gold standard. I've mentioned this before. You can go look at it. It's the same in every country around the world. You have a Bitcoin standard. There's many decentralized ways to have private currency. And I think that's really what's going to be competing with the dollar, along with the BRICS nations. But we, the people, can use our own currency. We don't need the government. That's right. And there's a lot of different ways that you can slice this thing.

You know, you had, when we were in Hongong uh i looked at the paper money and it's uh well look this is the same denomination but it's a different size it's a different color they're both hong kong dollars and then you know i looked into it and and they had private banks that were issuing the notes which is the way it used to be in the u.s and they had to have the actual reserves there so you know it was um you know still the reserves are going to be reserves of u.s dollars for the most part and things like that. But the bottom line is that they kept a certain level of honesty there. And so there's a lot of different ways that we can slice this thing.

Even when you look at it from a state standpoint, I thought one of the interesting legal issues that would come up with it, you know, what would the federal government's response be if a state were to kind of create its own gold currency? It doesn't have to be digital, but it could be like they've done and starting to do in other places with the gold that's embedded in the paper. You know what that is. What is that? Who does that? The goldbacks. The goldbacks, yeah. Okay. Goldbacks. You can do that type of thing. There's a lot of different things that can be done that way. The Constitution actually says that states will not accept anything other than gold and silver coin. It says that the

federal government has the power to do that, but it doesn't say that's their exclusive power. So if we have a situation where the federal government spins us into oblivion, we have a crash of the financial system, we could still have legally under the Constitution, and I think it'd be a real tough thing for them to challenge it in the same way that Jeff Sessions did not want to challenge the nullification of the drug war on marijuana as state by state was legalizing it. I think if state by state, if they started to say, we're going to coin our own money in gold and silver, they wouldn't have anything they could do about that.

I think that's a part of our future. Yeah. I think states will do that. I think they will legitimately challenge the federal government, and they will say, we're doing your job. This is one of the things you're supposed, only Congress can coin money, and it has to be gold and silver. This is in the Constitution.

1913 did not override that. As a matter of fact, it's an illegal bank. It's an illegal central bank, the private central bank. The Federal Reserve is not federal, and it's not a reserve. Again, that's something that was never, ever really truly examined or challenged. And I think it will be, and it will be challenged by the states. I mean, I think those are the only entities, really, that could challenge the monetary policy of the United States. I think it's a good thing.

Yeah. Just like the CDC is a vaccine company. It's not federal. It doesn't have any reserves. Yeah, they're pulling this on us in a lot of different ways. But I think, you know, if I remember correctly, it just says that Congress will have the power, but it doesn't say only congress will have the power and so i think you know there's an opportunity there for a lot of uh activism at the state level to uh to start to lay the foundation to protect the citizens and to keep the state uh solving it's one of the things that frank nicely is doing here he says look you know the the state government is a really big entity a big part of the economy

we need to be able to make payroll and got to do other stuff like that. So, you know, from that standpoint, uh, it's important for the state to have some solvency to own gold and some other things like that. That's why he's trying to push so hard on that. Uh, when we look at, uh, the ways that they can get to us, of course, CBDC is just one way, uh, the fastest way I think to get their digital ID, but we've got, in Europe, four different programs that are out there to give everybody a universal ID. And we know that it's going to be, it's going to turn into one global ID really lightning fast once they do that type of thing.

But that is what is at the center of everything they're doing with the CBDC. They've got to get everything identified and tagged. They want us tagged just like we're a piece of inventory with an RFID. That's their ideal situation. That's what they're all working towards. And that's one of the things that makes CBDC so dangerous, I think. Well, you're absolutely right.

It's surveillance disguised as money. It's a top-down totalitarian control system. Again, I've been reading the history of money, going back and looking at stuff. I want to know how we got here. And if you look at how civilizations perish, the rise of empires, it's interesting. I always have, they follow that same line where they'll amass a certain amount of riches through trade. They'll have a gold standard. They'll flourish for a long time. And then they'll go to war. Then they'll they'll amass a certain amount of riches through trade they'll have a gold standard they'll flourish for a long time and then they'll go to war then they'll debase their currency

and the cycle you know basically winds down where that country disappears uh every country that it has uh had or empire that has had a you know a massive uh holding of wealth and then debased their currency has fallen uh this isn't going to be true of the United States as well, unfortunately. And again, I'm an American. I love this country. I served in the military because I love the country. Now I look at the foreign policy and anybody listens to my show because I'm very skeptical of the American empire. And I think the American empire is coming apart.

But I think these things go together. Debasing a currency uh over overreaching geopolitically uh overextending yourself uh not having a border having a corrupt political system these things all go together so if you're if you're looking at this from a historical standpoint those who did well uh in any uh age that were looking at the uh implosion of the country in which they lived or the empire, they did well to hold on to real assets. Don't buy into the system completely.

I mean, this is something, there's a phenomenon happening that isn't picked up by most of the mainstream media, and that is central banks buying gold. I mentioned it on your show, but if you look at the staggering amount of gold being ordered, especially in developing countries, David, this is the tell of where we're headed and it's not going to be tomorrow right it's but it's soon where you're going to have this reset of all currencies this revaluation of value systems across the globe uh the largest ordering of gold from central banks since it started since it was recorded in 1950 since it was put down after Breton Woods to monitor that it's the biggest ordering was 2022 2023 uh it beat the first quarter of 2022 by 176 percent it was over wow for the previous year so again and that's we're

talking about almost 1200 tons of gold ordered uh central banks in 2022. The average is about 400. So they, again, almost a triple. And then they're looking at 2023, getting close to that. But again, they're just continuing to order. That's what's driving the price of gold up, in my opinion. I mean, it's really the private sector is having some demand, but it's those giant purchases from central banks especially after the sanctions on russia that's what's driving the price so there's going to be there's going to be a new financial system so my point of all this history is the reading reason i look at money what happens during those times if the one continuous pattern and devaluation and collapses of currencies and economies is the people that did well held on

to value and we're basically we're able to outlast that system to weather the storm better. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. On the national, international level, people are able to see that with the Russian sanctions and the central banks are doing that, getting away from the tyranny of, you know, the American hegemony and that type of stuff. On the local, on the individual level, we could clearly see that with what happened with Trudeau and the truck

protests that were there. Now we've got the department of justice here using, not going in and directly seizing accounts, but the people that have been trapped in all this January, the six stuff, uh, they're still using it politically as a weapon for people who had go fund me, uh,

uh, legal funds and things like that. They're now going in to claw that back with fines equivalent to what they had collected from GoFundMe. So you got $16,000 from GoFundMe. We're going to take that back in terms of a fine and send you to jail for an excessive period of time as well. So it's interesting to see how everything is devolving into a politicized weapon. They're not doing it exactly the same way that Trudeau did, but they're very close to doing it. The individual citizens don't see this as clearly, of course, as the central banks in different countries understand how this financial system is being weaponized against them. And they

can do things like that even before they get into a CBDC scenario. Sure. Well, look at FedNow. FedNow is supposedly going live in July, or at least the bones of it. They ran it off the, I think it was Bank of America, the larger banks they used to piggyback the system on the beta test. That's a payment-structured system trying to put it into the hands of the beta test. That's a payment structured system trying to put it into the hands of the central bank and away from places like Cash App or Venmo or PayPal. I think that's

dangerous. I like decentralization. You're talking about payment systems and who monitors the movement of monies across bank accounts. The last entity I want being in charge of that is a Federal Reserve Bank. But again, that's where we're headed. If you're looking at the CBDC and you're looking at Biden's executive order to have all those executive branches look at how they could implement central bank digital currency, this is real. It's going to be, at least it may not be a complete reality the way we see it. I think that it probably will be, but I think if we resist it, it could fail. And I think we're in that pivotal stage now where if more people are

informed about it, it's kind of like that bill in Texas. It didn't get passed, even though there's probably a lot of had a lot of support. We have to be skeptical of anything that's coming out of the central bank, especially central bank digital currency. Again, these are going to piggyback off these payment systems. This is a way they bank, digital currency. Again, these, they're going to piggyback off these payment systems. This is a way they can control you politically. Yeah, absolutely. It's going to be, uh, it's going to be difficult. You know, they're, they're looking at all kinds of control mechanisms.

As I pointed out earlier in the show, even to have, you know, a pre-speech censorship, you know, even before you, before you can get your stuff uploaded to the digital public square, they will shut you down in the launch phase. You know, it's like taking out the intercontinental ballistic missiles, you know, they're easier to take them out in the launching phase. So they're working on all of these things,

a total control grid that is out there. And that's the key thing, you know, uh, freedom is going to come in the nugget form as my, uh, uh, as my listener,

Austin, who, uh, is there with wise Wolf as a donation to the program set. It does. Freedom is going to come in the nugget form. We've got to get outside of the system. We've got to have something that is real and not virtual for all those reasons.

You know, privacy, private financial transactions. That's what Catherine Austin Fitz is trying to work with here in Tennessee. We've got to preserve that transactional privacy that is there. And that's why these things are so important. Tell us a little bit about what is going on. You're there in Texas now. You've got the big buffalo head behind you. If you kind of scrunch down.

Let's go to Buffalo. If you kind of scrunch down, you look like the shaman on January the 6th there maybe, right? Where are those horns coming from? That's a good idea, David. That might be my next act if Wise Wolf doesn't work out. I'm here in downtown Denison. Again, I had to set up a second location because I promised people that we were going to have a supply chain for gold and silver, especially if you join Wolfpack, and Wolfpack's my monthly membership program. That's guaranteed delivery.

There's no delay. If you join and after your credit card runs or your PayPal runs or whatever, we have it within like, I think it's 48 hours, we'll have a tracking code for you usually. So I promised a supply. So that's one of the reasons I set this location up. It's about an hour to the gold and silver trading floor in Dallas. So it allows me a little bit of leeway. But I'm here a week in Texas and I go back to a week in Branson, Missouri. So I'm usually on the road now. But it's been great. We're building a pretty steady stream of customers here, people selling buying all that good stuff and wolf packs growing um that's something that I really think in the future and I I've talked about on your show I'm just one man so I'm trying to uh thank you I'm trying to uh uh get a a certain supply of silver running for wolf pack and and gold for wolf pack I'm trying to keep that steady. So I've been working on growing that and working on getting it as a community. That's something that I've been talking to you about. And so I'm one guy, I'm working on that. And so I want to tell people, if you'll join Wolfpack, for David Knight listeners only, there's people, I've talked

about this before, we're going to put goldbacks into the packages i have a long list of everybody who joined since then that's going to be going out this month we we didn't have kinsey for the last time we had about three weeks last month where i didn't have kinsey so it really hurt my uh my logistics there but i'm getting caught up on that but i bought a load of silver dollars david and that's why i was showing um you at the beginning of the show these are 1923 uh peace dollars I've got some some Morgan silver dollars so the last silver dollar runs that the U.S ever did um I've got a I got about 150 of those I'm going to give those away if you join Wolfpack if you enlist David Knight if you go to David Knight dot Gold hit join Wolfpack and if you go check it out and find

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good opportunity for people right there. And you can join at pretty much any level. And that's a key thing. The power of doing this on a regular basis is very important. Uh, it's great talking to you, Tony, before you leave, uh, give us an update on what's going on with Kenzie's family. Whether it was at her sister, I think that. Lost the, it was her sister. Yeah. Her sister, she used to actually work for me a little bit,

Kenzie and her work together. And, uh, so, um, you know, it, it hit really close to home. Uh, she lost lost her her little girl kinsey's niece uh it was just a tragic accident uh they had the family lived near a river or waterway and uh the little girl got outside got into the the river somehow and uh you know it just kind of just really shocks the system to think about and makes you want to hug your loved ones a little bit tighter that those kind of things happen. They aren't tragic, but the family rallied together.

There was a lot of support. There was a lot of great support from David Knight listeners as well. I just want to say thank you for that. And the whole, the wise wolf team, we're just really, you know, wanted to make sure Kenzie was okay. We took, we made sure that she didn't have to worry about her workload or anything that was going on. So, but she's back at it and if you have anything going on with gold and silver through DavidKnight.gold chances are you'll talk to Kenzie so we appreciate all your prayers

and support. That's good. Yeah I've talked to Kenzie, I interviewed Kenzie once and it was great talking to her. You got a real find with her I'm really sorry to hear about that happening with her family. But again, we've kept her in our prayers. And so we're hoping that's going to be something that they're going to have to work out over a long period of time. But always great talking to you, Tony. Thank you so much. And again, that special deal for people who sign up for Wolfpack today. Get a free silver gold dollar if you do it through DavidKnight.Gold.

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