Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter connect Nixon’s 1971 exit from the gold standard to today’s geopolitical and economic turbulence, outlining four modern “horses”: Communist China, Islamist extremism, globalist agendas, and domestic corruption and apathy. They trace the petrodollar, offshoring, and the rise of the World Economic Forum, highlighting financial warfare, civilization jihad, and coordinated ideological pressure. The discussion ties historic policy choices to inflation, debt, borders, and cultural destabilization, then introduces a path forward via sound money reforms and faith-driven renewal. Practical next steps include state-level initiatives to secure transactional gold and silver and safeguard liberty, security, and values.