SILVER Is Worth '$1300 at Minimum' Once Paper Game ENDS: Lynette Zang

Lynette Zang sees silver as one of the most undervalued assets on the planet right now, with a long history of price manipulation through paper contracts on the futures markets, but as the bullion banks find themselves caught in a short squeeze and are forced to cover, the true price of silver could rise to north of $1,000, with gold breaking $30,000. Lynette also discusses the GENIUS Act and the scourge of stablecoins, the possibility of the US revaluing its gold reserves, the connection between the rise of authoritarianism in the West and the global fiat currency experiment, and much more.