Landmark Gold Bill Blocked! Mystery Looms Over Gov’s Shocking Veto

We've got to get back to sound money and just compete on the world stage,” urges Utah Rep. Ken Ivory. In this exclusive interview with Daniela Cambone, Rep. Ivory discusses the groundbreaking HB306 bill, which, if passed, would make Utah the first state in the U.S. to allow vendor payments in gold.
The bill passed unanimously in the House and secured strong support in the Senate, yet it was vetoed by Gov. Spencer Cox. Despite this setback, Rep. Ivory remains optimistic: “Every Republican, every Democrat voted for it in the House, and 25 out of 29 senators voted for it in the Senate. Those are veto-proof majorities. So why he would veto it is really kind of inexplicable.”
Beyond HB306, Rep. Ivory warns of the nation’s growing debt crisis and advocates for a return to sound money. Don’t miss this crucial conversation on where HB306 is headed and what it means for the future of sound money in the U.S.