Andrei Jikh, relaying another source: Inflation will rise

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form of treasuries. And if the demand for them goes down, that means in the future we might see a lot more inflation. Peter Schiff is someone that believes that's exactly what's going to happen. >> But Peter, people's incomes are pretty solid. We're starting to see some real gains in productivity. Call it the coldest. We're we're not we're not see we're not seeing that, Liz. Unfortunately, uh the numbers are not accurate. Uh they're highly skewed. They're going to be revised and a lot of it is being influenced by inflation. Uh you know, inflation is going to be much more uh pernicious uh over the next few years than it was uh when Biden was president. Unfortunately, that's what gold and silver are are telling you. They are a warning. So now that we hopefully understand the dollar is getting weaker in relative terms and that this serves as a structural economic purpose to make the US more competitive but that it could also bring about inflation especially in the asset space. The next question is who benefits the most from this kind of a transition. So, let me sort of explain this through the lens of my last video using the four power players. Starting with the financial industrial complex,

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