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Happy to share the official announcement video for my new show - 'The Real Story with Michelle Makori'
Proud to collaborate with @MilesFranklinCo
We’re building more than a show - we’re launching a sovereign media platform for free thinking, real debate, & bold conversations on money, markets, and power. Stay tuned for the first episode, dropping soon...
This is just the beginning!
🚨BIG NEWS: We’re proud to team up with top financial journalist @MichelleMakori to launch Miles Franklin Media – a bold new platform delivering truth, transparency, and real market intelligence.
Our flagship show, The Real Story with Michelle Makori, pulls back the curtain on markets, money, and power.
Michelle is a force in financial journalism, known for asking the tough questions, challenging the status quo, and delivering sharp, actionable insights.
We’re honored to have her lead this new chapter!
Check out our announcement video and stay tuned for the first episode dropping soon.
Follow @MichelleMakori and @MilesFranklinCo for updates.
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Michelle Makori retweeted
This is a hostage video. There’s no other possible explanation. She literally has a massive bandage on her face and says she’s stepping down.
What the actual fuck?
Michelle Makori retweeted
@MichelleMakori did her homework for this interview.
Note: We also look at actual trends in gold—and what would make me start buying again.
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Could a 55-seat Democratic Senate actually convict and remove Trump?
Robbert Van Batenburg @RobVanBatenburg breaks down the 67-vote threshold, J.D. Vance's potential presidency, and how market turmoil could hand 2028 to a DSA candidate.
Watch the full interview on The Real Story with @MichelleMakori: youtu.be/WEJ-TVoho3M?si=bcaO…
Michelle Makori retweeted
Exciting news for gold and silver enthusiasts!
"Florida was chosen for Glint’s first US-based vault because Florida has gone further than almost any jurisdiction in the world in giving gold and silver a formal monetary role. We wanted our first US vault in a state that recognizes the importance of gold and silver as currency the same way we do, just like our clients." help.glintpay.com/hc/en-us/a…
GOLD is now “front and center” in U.S. national security in ways it hasn’t been in decades.
Graham Summers @gsummersmba says gold is being “weaponized” as the U.S. operates in what he calls a “wartime economy,” with an economic war against China increasingly shaping markets, policy & capital.
And the dots are striking:
▪️ President Trump invoked gold as a critical mineral in his original executive order on accelerating U.S. mineral production
▪️ Treasury is targeting the use of gold to circumvent U.S. sanctions, effectively weaponizing gold in economic warfare
▪️ The Department of War has created an Economic Defense Unit, which Summers calls the “tip of the spear”
▪️ Judy Shelton, a major proponent of gold-backed bonds, has joined Treasury
▪️ China is aggressively accumulating gold, while its true holdings remain unknown
▪️ Could the U.S. also be accumulating gold covertly? Summers: “I wouldn’t be surprised.”
We dig into gold-backed bonds, gold revaluation, the Treasury market, critical minerals, the Defense Production Act, possible vehicles for covert U.S. gold purchases, Washington’s “trial balloons” & what this new wartime-economy lens means for investors.
Summers’ bottom line: gold is entering conversations at the “highest echelons of government” in ways it hasn’t in decades.
My latest with @gsummersmba Summers on The Real Story 👇
youtu.be/svlAZXiN3lM?is=L7iY…
Michelle Makori retweeted
Fantastic conversation with @MichelleMakori & Larry McDonald @Convertbond about the current situation with private credit and the bond market.
He also makes some comparisons to 1987.
Worth watching!
*Personally I see more similarities to 1979 and 1929.
youtube.com/watch?v=UoM4if5z…
Michelle Makori retweeted
Well, well....
1. Judy Shelton, sound money advocate extraordinaire gets appointed as Special Advisor to the US Treasury.
2. Trump says inflation is a solution for the large debt burden.
3. Axel Merk (gold advocate and manager of $1B gold stock fund) meets with Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh in August.
Anyone else sensing a pattern here?
Enjoyed discussing Bitcoin, Gold and Silver and especially enjoyed the passion and enthusiasm @CryptoLifer33 brings to the charts
Just sat down with the amazing Michelle Makori on The Real Story.
You don't want to miss this, full interview:
youtube.com/watch?v=dH1CCN…
Thanks to @MichelleMakori and @MilesFranklinCo for having me on.
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Bitcoin has bottomed. Gold to $5,000. Silver to $168. And eventually, $1 MILLION Bitcoin?
Trader & technical analyst Sam Price @CryptoLifer33 joined me on The Real Story and laid out a remarkably specific roadmap for Bitcoin, gold & silver.
On Bitcoin, Sam says the bottom is already in around $57K-$60K, pointing to bullish divergences, a monthly double bottom, Fibonacci support & longer-term moving averages.
He sees $93K-$96K as key upside targets and around $175K by January 2029.
Longer term? Sam believes Bitcoin could eventually reach $1 MILLION by 2035.
But he also laid out what he thinks happens between now and then, why he believes the traditional Bitcoin cycle may be changing, and how institutions front-running the April 2028 halving could reshape the next move.
And then there’s gold & silver.
Sam has some equally bold forecasts for both metals, including specific price targets, dates, key technical levels and the chart patterns he believes could drive their next major moves.
How high does he see gold going? When could silver take out its previous all-time high? And what are the levels to watch along the way?
But I also asked him a bigger question:
What could possibly drive equities, Bitcoin, gold AND silver higher at the same time?
And if they are all moving higher, what does that tell us about the dollar?
Watch the full interview below for Sam’s gold & silver forecasts, his complete roadmap, the key levels to watch, and his answer to the bigger macro question. 👇
youtu.be/dH1CCNKWKGM?si=HKG6…
Michelle Makori retweeted
Just sat down with the amazing Michelle Makori on The Real Story.
Why the bottom is in, what the charts are saying, and why I still hold gold, silver, and Bitcoin against the money printer.
You don't want to miss this, full interview:
youtube.com/watch?v=dH1CCNKW…
Thanks to @MichelleMakori and @MilesFranklinCo for having me on.
45 years ago today, the U.S. bond market hit a record that still stands.
September 30, 1981: the 10-year Treasury yield hit an all-time high of 15.84% as Paul Volcker’s Fed waged war on double-digit inflation.
The effective federal funds rate stood at 16.58% that day, after exceeding 20% earlier that year, while inflation was running around 11%.
September 30, 2026: the 10-year is back around 5.25%, near its highest level since 2007, while the 30-year has breached 5.6%, its highest since 2002.
And now another force is hitting the bond market: a flood of corporate debt.
Paramount Skydance is preparing a roughly $32 BILLION investment-grade bond sale to finance its Warner Bros. acquisition, potentially one of the largest corporate bond deals in history.
The 10-year yield has jumped roughly 47 basis points in September alone, as inflation concerns, government borrowing & massive corporate issuance compete for capital.
We are nowhere near Volcker-era yields.
But when the price of money rises, it eventually gets felt everywhere: mortgages, corporate borrowing, government interest expense & asset valuations.
45 years to the day after the 10-year Treasury hit its historic peak, the bond market is sending a message worth paying attention to.
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Could the recent rate hike be nothing more than political posturing aimed at creating credibility for the Fed?
Steve Penny @SilverChartist believes that's the case and he argues that the Fed is already approaching its limit "mathematically".
With $40 trillion in national debt, he says a sustained rate-hiking campaign would drive debt-servicing costs to levels the government cannot realistically sustain.
He believes that policymakers will ultimately favor currency debasement over the deflationary consequences of pushing rates too high.
Watch the full discussion on The Real Story with @MichelleMakori: youtu.be/3cdyvCcHo1g?si=oC5C…
Michelle Makori retweeted
This is insane.
Oil exports from the Persian Gulf are almost back to pre-war levels.
Meanwhile, Iranian exports have literally hit zero.
Blockading Iran’s blockade actually worked.
Iran can’t stand this for much longer.
Michelle Makori retweeted
The SEC just quietly opened the door to a major change in how Wall Street works.
Its new “Innovation Exemption” allows certain tokenized U.S. stocks to trade on-chain through automated market makers and liquidity pools, under a temporary, conditional framework.
That could eventually mean markets where software doesn’t just execute trades. AI agents could potentially interact with programmable, always-on financial infrastructure.
So what happens when tokenized stocks, automated markets and increasingly autonomous AI agents converge?
@MichelleMakori speaks with @HyperionDeFi CEO Hyunsu Jung @hyunsujung_ about the financial system Wall Street is beginning to build, and the opportunities and risks investors need to understand.
Is this the future of finance, or are we opening the door to risks we haven’t begun to understand?
Watch the full interview: youtu.be/j39ytyN7SII?si=lykj…
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“If we only provided dollar funding for the United States entities and we figured out some way to deprive the rest of the world of US dollar liquidity. That would crush the rest of the world”, says Brent Johnson, CEO of Santiago Capital @SantiagoAuFund.
The common narrative says de-dollarization means a slow decline of the U.S. dollar, but Johnson argues the reality could look very different.
If access to dollar liquidity were restricted, foreign countries could be forced to scramble for fewer available dollars, pushing their currencies lower while driving the dollar higher.
He points back to 2022, when U.S. rate hikes and tighter dollar conditions put currencies and financial markets around the world under pressure.
So what happens if dollar liquidity becomes a deliberate tool of U.S. power rather than simply the byproduct of monetary policy?
Watch the full discussion on The Real Story with @MichelleMakori: youtu.be/QSWtGQruRX0?si=0dVj…
A major change to the plumbing of the U.S. financial system just happened, and most people probably missed it.
After the CLARITY Act stalled, the SEC moved ahead on its own.
On Sept. 17, the SEC issued a five-year “Innovation Exemption” that creates a pathway for certain tokenized U.S. stocks to trade ON-CHAIN through new Tokenized Securities Venues using permissioned automated market makers and liquidity pools.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins explicitly called it a step toward bringing U.S. capital markets into the digital age by facilitating on-chain trading.
Why does this matter?
Because tokenization could fundamentally change how Wall Street works.
Stocks could increasingly trade 24/7, settle faster and potentially interact with other blockchain-based financial applications.
And then comes the AI piece.
As more financial assets move on-chain, AI agents are becoming capable of executing trades, allocating capital and potentially automating increasingly complex financial strategies.
That convergence could be enormously powerful. It also introduces an entirely new category of systemic risk.
What happens when thousands of AI agents respond to the same signal at once? What if that signal is manipulated? What happens when smart contracts are exploited, or autonomous agents begin moving capital faster than humans can intervene?
Hyunsu Jung, CEO of @HyperionDeFi, tells me we could see market-risk events in our lifetime created by agents becoming too deeply integrated into the financial system.
Wall Street’s plumbing is changing.
AI agents are moving in.
What could possibly go wrong?
My interview 👇
youtu.be/j39ytyN7SII?is=yT9b…
Is a Fed-Treasury “wedding” coming?
Brent Johnson @SantiagoAuFund thinks it is.
His thesis: as the world becomes more confrontational and the U.S. seeks to preserve its monetary and geopolitical dominance, the Fed and Treasury will increasingly have to act as a unified force.
And if the Fed resists? Brent says it could eventually be “absorbed.”
What could that look like? Closer coordination, rate cuts, QE, new liquidity facilities, and potentially using access to the U.S. dollar as an increasingly powerful geopolitical tool.
And according to his thesis: a dominant dollar and soaring gold are NOT mutually exclusive.
Brent says gold can reach $10,000 while the U.S. dollar remains the world’s dominant currency.
We unpack the coming Fed-Treasury “marriage,” King Dollar, gold and what it could mean for investors.
My latest conversation with Brent Johnson on The Real Story 👇 @MilesFranklinCo
youtu.be/cx3SYvUhho4?si=jV5u…
What if powerful financial interests helped decide which medical treatments survived and which were pushed out?
Did two of America’s most powerful fortunes help decide what counted as “medicine”?
In 1910, the Carnegie Foundation commissioned Abraham Flexner to investigate all 155 medical schools operating across the U.S. and Canada.
The resulting Flexner Report exposed genuinely poor standards and helped professionalize medical education. But its impact went much further.
Medical schools closed or merged. Homeopathic and other non-conventional schools were particularly hard hit, while medicine increasingly consolidated around laboratory science, clinical research and pharmacology.
Then came Rockefeller money.
John D. Rockefeller had built one of the greatest fortunes in history through Standard Oil. His philanthropic organizations subsequently poured enormous sums into the emerging biomedical model of medical education.
And that’s where the conspiracy theory gets really interesting.
The theory argues that powerful financial interests helped push natural remedies, homeopathy and other competing therapies to the margins while medicine increasingly embraced standardized drugs and treatments that could be manufactured and commercially protected.
Natural remedies and therapies like light therapy were far harder to own or patent. Pharmaceuticals were a very different commercial proposition.
So was this the triumph of better science and desperately needed medical reform?
Or did money, oil and commercial incentives also help determine which forms of medicine survived?
I spoke to @JonathanOtto17 Otto about the Flexner Report, the Rockefeller connection, the patent question, and where the documented history ends and the conspiracy theory begins.
In 1903, Niels Finsen won the Nobel Prize for using concentrated light to treat disease. But just a few years later, light therapy virtually vanished as the 1910 Flexner Report, funded by Carnegie and Rockefeller interests completely reshaped American medical education.
While these reforms raised standards, they also sidelined non-patentable, natural therapies in favor of a lucrative petrochemical drug model.
Jonathan Otto @JonathanOtto17 breaks down how a century of prioritizing patentable chemicals over systemic healing created "120 years of needless suffering" and why light therapy is making an unstoppable comeback today.
Watch the full discussion on The Real Story with @MichelleMakori: youtu.be/QSWtGQruRX0?si=fcHm…
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