Gold and silver whipsawed in January amid speculation, Fed leadership changes, and rising geopolitical stress, raising questions about monetary stability and inflation. Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter break down physical vs. paper metals, central bank gold buying, and transactional gold solutions, while assessing dollar strength and policy shifts. Frank Gaffney joins to examine national security risks tied to open borders, Sharia influence, and CCP threats, plus the Texas ballot push to prohibit Sharia law.

In this captivating discussion on Pirate Money Radio, Kevin Freeman dives into the timeless significance of precious metals, revealing their historical importance from ancient Egypt to modern financial systems. Joined by treasure enthusiast Mike Carter, they explore how gold and silver pieces of eight have consistently held value through diverse market conditions, unlike paper currencies. The conversation includes a fascinating dive into the relation of pirate money to contemporary economic stability and an exploration of potential modern solutions incorporating these age-old treasures.

In this compelling edition of Pirate Money Radio, Kevin Freeman dives into current political and economic turbulence with a special emphasis on the upcoming contentious election. He is joined by Representative Kevin McCabe from Alaska, who shares insights on local initiatives to combat inflation, including a game-changing bill for using gold and silver as legal tender. As Alaska faces unique challenges due to its remote location and lack of infrastructure, McCabe underscores the urgency of these economic policies.