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"Rich Dad Radio Show", the good news and bad news about money. Here's Robert Kiyosaki. - Hello, hello, Robert. Hello, it's Robert Kiyosaki,
"The Rich Dad Radio Show", the good news and bad news about money. And today we have a special guest, like we always do have special guests. He is a long time favorite of mine. Personally, it's the first
time I've been face to face or Zoom to Zoom with him. And he has a lot of
fans here on "Rich Dad." And so it's really nice to
have Gerald Celente here. He is the founder director of
the Trends Research Institute and publisher of the weekly
Trends Journal magazine, which I highly recommend everybody get. And the reason I love Gerald so much is you don't have to worry where he's at. He will tell you, he
doesn't sit on the fence. He will tell you exactly where he's at. He reads the trends. He tells you exactly
where it's at for him. So it's going to be an exciting show. And our discussion today
will be inflation is real or isn't real? That's a big discussion I'm listening to all the time right now. Some people say it's
real and some people say it's going to deflation. So that's a very important discussion. Any comments, Kim? Yeah, I'm so looking forward
to talking with Gerald, because we love to follow trends and trends tell you the story, trends tell you the future. And most trend people
are quite soft-spoken and kind of just to give you
the facts, but not Gerald. Gerald will tell it like it is. And I love his point of view
and I love his outspokenness and what we at the Rich Dad Radio Show, we wanna just tell people where it's at. We want a no holds barred. We just wanna give them the facts, give them the truth as best we see it and best our guests sees it. So Gerald, welcome to the show. I'm so excited. - Well, I'm honored to be on this show. I truly am. And I thank you all so much
for what you've been doing all these years and how
much you've been giving to the people. So thank you so, so much. - So, Gerald, give our audience who may not know your
background a quick overview. You've been in this trends
thing for a long time. - My overview is at a graduate school. I worked on political
campaigns in Yonkers, New York for the mayor, Angelo Martinelli. He became the longest
running mayor of Yonkers. It's a city of like 300,000 people. And then I worked on district attorney and state senators' campaigns. And then they sent me up to Albany. And at 26, I was the assistant to the Secretary of the
New York State Senate. That's the guy running the whole show. And I got to see firsthand
what was going on. And it was the worst job
I've ever had in my career, watching grown men grovel to
suck their way up to the top, without going into a lot of details. And I quit after one year and
nobody could believe I quit. And I went on to design and
instruct American politics and campaign technology
at St John's University, how to run campaigns. And then I became the chief
government affairs specialist of the chemical industry, a big trade association
of the chemical industry. And I was killing environmental
legislation at 28 years old, back in the '70s, staying
at The Willard Hotel and putting my meetings on The Hay-Adams. And I started to grow up. I became the number two guy
running the organization at 30. I have pictures of me and Ronald Reagan. I picked him up at the
Chicago Hilton two days before he announced he was
running against Gerald Ford in 1976, put on a brunch with
him and board of directors, stayed in touch with
Mike Deaver for years. And I'd been with presidents,
prime ministers and princes so I got to see the other side. And what happened was
back in the late '70s, when the Iranian conflict
started to heat up and Jimmy Carter came back from visiting the Shah, him Rosalynn and his
wife, the Shah and his wife and came back on New Year's Day and said, "The Shah was
the island of stability in the Middle East." In The Bronx we used to have a saying, bullshit has its own sound. I knew this thing was real. People weren't following
how Kermit Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt's great-grandson and the CIA and the
MI6 of the UK overthrew the democratically elected
governor Mosaddegh in 1953, because Mosaddegh had the
nerve to nationalize the oil and say, it didn't belong
to Anglo-Iranian oil, better known today's BP and Standard Oil, better known today as ExxonMobil. So they overthrew the government. They brought in the
SAVAK, the secret police, brought the Shah in and the SAVAK, if you read about this, as it
was going on over the years, they made the SS look good. So the revolution happened. I knew it was real. And again, that's when I
became a political atheist. I look at things the way they are, not the way I want them to be. So I started to play. I said, what are gonna be
the implications of this? So I started playing the
gold and oil futures markets. And very few people were
playing it back then. And I parlayed a $5,000 bet into almost three quarters of a million. And I quit my job and I started to grow up and looking at things differently, but I wouldn't know what I know if I wasn't on the other side. And so that's how I got started. And by the way, I had three
quarters of a million. I lost most of it gambling,
but I learned about it. And then I built from there. And that's how I started the Trends Research Institute in 1980. - You've been at it a long time. Any comments, Kim? - Yeah, well, so Gerald,
so with the trends and I just wanna jump in
to what's happening now? The economy, and they
say, oh, it's coming back. It's getting better,
everything's gonna be good again. I don't think you think so. - Well, go back. Let's go back a year ago and
let's go back to last August. Let's go back to last June. Listen to everybody. "Oh, it'll come back. It'll come back." It didn't come back. And now you're looking, what's going on. Look at the commercial real estate sector. It's going down and it's
gonna die in so many places. New York is dead at night, dead, dead! My buddies play music down the city. You know what time they finish playing? 10:30 at night, 10:30 at night! When I was a young guy, we used to go out 1:00 in the morning. 10:30 at night. Who are the companies that are demanding that their workers get
vaccinated and come back to work? Oh, JP Morgan chase. Morgan Stanley. Goldman Sachs. Oh, I wonder why. Oh, you mean because they're
invested very heavily in commercial real estate? And they also holding a lot of loans. You're looking at an office occupancy rate in the United States, at best, around 40%. You're looking at New
York, maybe it's 24%. Now you have people, they
don't wanna go back to work. You think they wanna
commute an hour and a half on the LIE each way? And now I got seven stories, I'm renting out seven stories, if I'm in that business and
I'm paying all that rent. And I say, "Listen, stay home. I only need three stories." Before this happened, in New York City, from the West Side, or from
the Village, West Village, up to 5th Avenue, Madison
Avenue for rent, for rent, for rent, for rent, for rent,
for rent, for rent in 2019. The commercial real estate
sectors are going to crash in Boston, in Atlanta, in San
Francisco, in Los Angeles, in big cities. This thing's going down big and hard. And now with the COVID wall, with the Delta variant out
there, people are freaked out. I see people walking down the street, that hurricane came, pouring
rain with an umbrella, no one around them with masks on. So they're not going out. Look what's going on in
the hospitality sector. Look what's going on in
the restaurant sector. Look what's going on in tourism
and travel around the world. It's going down the toilet. So it's not coming back. Look what's going on. The facts are there. And they're scaring people more and more. And it's going to have a
very negative implication on the global economy. - Okay, can I add one more
twist in the discussion? 'Cause Kim and I are heavily
invested in real estate and we love real estate. We're doing very well at it because we could see this coming. They say the bird of death is the sky, we see these cranes in the sky, it's the bird, it's gonna die. I remember around 2000, just before 2008, there were cranes all over
the skies of New York, huge condo projects and all
this, they go it's coming down. But the other thing
talked about was a Shah and the Shah was terrified of the Marxists and he got taken down. And you see Afghanistan go down now. So how's this all, and you have COVID, so how has this in your mind
as with the Trends Journal, how do you see this all playing, you got COVID, you've got
commercial real estate, you got debt up through the roof and then you have Afghanistan going down. I'm a Vietnam veteran. And I remember '75 when
the T-34 Russian tank rolled through the Saigon, the American embassy in Saigon. So here we are deja vu all over again. How does this all fit
together in your mind? - There's a movie that they did about me. It's only 15 minutes. This woman, Doris Roberts
used to play the mother on this TV series,
"Everyone Loves Raymond." And the name of the movie
is "Zizi and Honeyboy". And it's about one of my books, this is the book, "Zizi and Honeyboy". And Zizi is the Neapolitan
dialect for auntie. And there's the clip, you could see, go to YouTube, put "Zizi
and Honeyboy" movie clip. And the clip is a 30-second clip of me on the phone, talking to one of the guys in the studio. And I say, you tell them I said, we're gonna lose the Afghan war. I got blackballed from the media. I used to be on "Oprah", "The Today Show", "Good Morning America." I used to be on everybody a lot. I used to be on CNN like
three times a month. USA Today used to run my
top trends all the time. When it was a big paper, I'd
be in like three days a week. It was almost embarrassing. I got blackballed. I said, "If Alexander the
Great couldn't pull it off, if the Russians couldn't pull it off, into the valley of death, rode the 600, if the Russians couldn't pull it off, we're gonna lose this." And you know what George Bush said, "You're either with us
or with the terrorists." There are four things as the way I see it. And again, the motto of
the Trends Journal magazine is think for yourself. You got the banksters running
the show, that's one club. There was this guy. They say, Jesus Christ, he
drove the money changers out of the temple, made
a whip, became violent, poof, on the cross three days later, the drug dealers that
people call big pharma and the military industrial complex that Dwight D Eisenhower,
five-star general, supreme commander of the Allied
Forces, two-term president warns in his January 17th,
1961 farewell address - [Robert And Gerald] That the
military-industrial complex - Is robbing the nation
of the genius scientists, support of the labors and the future of the
children and big tech. So putting the whole story together, the bigs have taken over everything. My parents' generation
and my grandparents', may they rest in peace, America
was the land of opportunity. No longer. Hey, they're too big to fail. You're just a piece of garbage. You're not an essential business. Hey, but Walmart says. It's one after another. You have no right to say
anything without my approval. I'm high. I'm big tech. There was this thing called
the Declaration of Independence and they talked about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Liberty, you have none! "I'm the governor, I'm the mayor, I'll tell you what to do is my mandate." Happiness, man, they never
took about that word anymore. Everybody's so uptight. So where's is America going? It's going down. When the virus broke out,
our magazine cover broke out on Lunar New Year, 2020
Chinese Lunar New Year, the year of the rat. Our cover was Coronavirus:
106 Dead in China. Our next line was 1.4 Billion Still Alive. What are you telling me this for? I'll tell you why,
because they couldn't stop the Hong Kong protests. I used to be on Hong Kong Radio
in 2019 continually on TV. And I'm talking to the
guys between breaks. "We're gonna keep fighting Mr. Celente. They're not gonna stop us." 7.5 million people, 7.5
million people in Hong Kong, a million were taking to the streets. You can't get a million people in America out of 332 million to do anything. What happened? The virus broke out, security law enacted, protests all over, China in charge. And the world became Chinese. - Amen, so we need to take a break, but when we come back, we'll have more. We're talking with Gerald Celente, what's going on in the world. Gerald Celente is a founding director of the Trends Research Institute. And he's also has several books, "Trend Tracking" and "Trends 2000". And as they say in the world of investing, the trend is your friend. - And I just wanna add too,
when we come back, Gerald, you speak out a lot and you're doing a lot to wake people up. We're doing our best as well. So when we come back too, I wanna talk about what can somebody do? And is there something people
can do to start turning this thing around? That's what I'd like to talk
about when we come back. - When we come back,
we're with Gerald Celente is a friend. I followed Gerald for years
because as an investor, the trend is your friend. We'll be right back. Welcome back, Robert Kiyosaki,
"The Rich Dad Radio Show", good news and bad news about money. Today, we have a very special guest. He has a lot of admirers
here at the Rich Dad. I've been a follower of his for years. He's Gerald Celente. He's a founding director of
the Trends Resource Institute and publisher of the
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listen to this and discuss it because then your retention and your IQ and your view of the world will increase. So again, it's Gerald Celente. Any comments, Kim before
we bring Gerald back on? - No, I'm excited to
continue talking with him. And I just wanna ask Gerald, right now small businesses
are in dire straits. Middle class is getting wiped out. Is there something,
where do we go from here? Can this be somehow turned around? What can people do to counteract all of the loss of our freedoms,
the loss of our liberties, all the mandates and the restrictions. Robert and I used to travel all the world. We'd be on planes all the
time, internationally. We did trips every month. I haven't been international
for a year and a half now. So is there any thing people can do or what should we be doing
in order to make this, turn this around? - The first thing I really believe is that you have to get
in the best shape you can, physically, emotionally and spiritually. And I mean that with all my heart. The first book I worked on back in 1986, and people weren't even
talking about this stuff was "Natural Healing". It (indistinct) book Dr. Jack Soltanoff, and it changed my life. They don't mention a
word, the prestitute media or the politicians, about
you wanna beat the COVID, get in good health. Who's dying from it? Who are the most, 2.6
preexisting comorbidities, type two diabetics, obesity,
respiratory illness, these are facts, CDC facts. 42% of Americans are obese. 70% are overweight. So to get into the fighting shape, you have to get into
the best shape you can. That's the beginning. Number two, it does not
take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate tireless minority keen on setting brush fires of
freedom in the minds of men, said Samuel Adams. When the American Revolution happened, we're only looking at well, about what? Three to 5% of the
people that supported it? At the height of it, less than 50%? We have to unite on the
one umbrella as I see it. I don't know how to do it. One of the concepts I came
up with and it's done now is I started a church, The Universal Church of
Freedom, Peace and Justice, because of the power of
what a church could do. And this is because any
religion you believe in, if your God believes in
freedom, peace, and justice. I don't know if that's the
answer but I do know this, that we have to unite under one umbrella. And there's never been
a better time than this, but it's not happening in America. Look at the protests going on in France, going on seven weeks, on average, almost a half a million people if you look at the other data
other than the mainstream and what do you have going on in America? Very small protests. I had rallies up here in Kingston, that Judge Napolitano, Linet Zheng, he was great, they came out. I'm doing what I did can,
but we have to unite. Again, I've been there on the other side, in the political world and
without being disrespectful, and I wanna use the proper language, but again, as a guy from The Bronx and also I used to teach
close combat for many years, when you call these
politicians out man to man, person to person, they don't know whether they're a piece of shit. They fold like that. They're only tough when they have their little boys and girls around them, their guards and security. If the people unite and say,
"I had enough of your crap, we're not taking it anymore,
you are a public servant! You do what we do! You
will not mandate us! This is against the constitution! It is against the Bill of Rights!" If we did that in force, we would win. And the best example I could give is the bringing down of the Berlin Wall. How did it come down?
People came to the wall. They didn't leave. More people came, they didn't leave. More came, they didn't leave. More came, they didn't leave. More came, they didn't leave
and the wall came down. All of a sudden, these cuff
guys in their military drag weren't shooting at the people anymore because they're outnumbered 80,000:1. So that's the way I see to win, is we have to unite and we can't stop. We cannot stop. - Amen. Amen. We're getting short on time though. And we'll talk about inflation. Like I said, some people say it's going up and some people's say it's coming down. So what is your point
of view of that, Gerald? - If prices come down,
inflation's still going to go up because they're de-valuing
all the currencies. Look what's going on with the Euro now. It's collapsing again. Oh, the European zone is doing better. I see inflation continuing to go up because I call it dragflation. The economy's going to go down, currencies are going to go down, but inflation is going to go up because it's gonna cost
you more to buy things. Just like you're living in Venezuela and that's what's going on everywhere. They cannot raise interest rates without destroying the economy. We heard that fed guy Bullard
come out last week saying, oh, they're gonna be
raising interest rates by March of 2022. Oh, you got the exact date, huh? Yeah, they raised interest rates. What happens to that $30
trillion worth of debt? Oh, you have to pay more on that, huh? What happens to all that cheap money that you've been pumping into the markets to artificially prop them up, the real estate markets to
artificially prop them up? What's gonna happen? What's gonna happen when
you got to pump more money into stop everything from going down, because it's going to go down
and you raise interest rates? I thought they were going
to raise interest rates. I don't see them doing that
because of what it's going to cost to service the
debt and what it will do to crash the markets as you well know. Look at the merger and acquisition
activity that's going on. Look at everybody buying up everything with all this cheap money! And then how are they
gonna pay back the debt especially when interest rates go up? So I don't see interest rates going up and I see inflation continuing to rise. - So in the trend, so what
trends do you see tracking here? 'Cause I agree with the facts
and what's happening here, but it's gonna come to an end. What does the end--
- They make 'em crap! They didn't teach me
about, in Economics 101 about quantitative easing and zero in negative interest rate policy. They make this stuff up. They're psychopaths,
sociopaths, pathological liars. What new scheme will they come up? That's the answer. Will they be able to come
up with a new scheme? And, by the way, you've
mentioned it before, Janet Yellen, here we have that head of the bankster gang as
our treasury secretary. - I agree.
- Are you kidding me? That is how fraudulent
this whole thing is, that we have the bankster
gang is our treasury. So yes, it has to collapse
and I'm still bullish on gold and silver. And I believe there's still
a market for cryptocurrencies until they crack down and stop it because they're gonna all go digital like you're doing in China
already with the Yuan. The tests keep going out. So they know every penny you spent, where you spent and how you spent it, what you spent it on so
they could get the money in the name of taxes. - Well, the fed choirs know
surveillance capitalism. They keep track of everything you do. My friend, I think he has
Siri or Alexa in his house. I'm going, "They're listening
to everything you're saying." "I don't care." Do you know what I mean? Anyway, any comments, Kim? - Gerald, when you talk
about what's the next scheme that they're gonna come up with 'cause when we're talking
to other economists, they're like, well, if
you go along these paths but they can just change the rules and they can just keep printing money. How long can they keep printing money? And how long can they
keep propping things up until it does collapse? - Again, it should collapse already. I mean the equity markets
went up during the lockdowns. Here's my greatest fear: when all else fails, they take you to war. There was this guy by the
name of George W. Bush, a little daddy's boy, a
little nothing of a clown that became president. And that's all these guys
are: little Trudeau up there, daddy's boy in Canada, the
clown we had in New York, oh, the Cuomo, daddy's boy, George Carlin used to say, "It's one big club and you ain't in it." Go back to 2000. And again, we forecasted
in a Trends Journal in October, 1999 the dot-com bust, the dot-com bust happened
in March of 2000. We're in a deep recession going into 2001 when Bush is in office. Remember the Hanging Chads in Florida. Oh yeah. Anyway, his popularity
rating's going down the toilet. All of a sudden, 9/11, the Afghan war, which 88% of Americans supported, Bush's popularity rating goes up and the whole new scheme began. Robert, you were talking about, all those cranes in New
York City in 2007 and 2008. And by the way, those cranes
are still up there now. They're still building
away because these projects were underway before this happened. So when all else fails,
they take you to war. These are psychopaths,
sociopaths, pathological liars, that as Dwight D Eisenhower said, "Anyone that seeks the office of president is either an egomaniac or crazy." You could look that quote up. - So before we end, I wanna
go back to something you said. This COVID, so what
happened was I was watching, I was writing a book called
the "Infinite Return" and then in September 17th, 2019, the repo market blew up
and then COVID appeared. And then you're saying
that COVID appeared also to quell the riots in Hong Kong. Is that how you're saying it or? Basically, I flew for the Marine Corps. We were taught ABC: atomic,
biological, chemical warfare. So is COVID B, biological warfare? - Yes. Look at the power trip
that these people are on, that they've taken control of. Have a looked, they locked down Australia. 25 million people. How many deaths? Under 1,000. Over 17 months, 86 people died
this year out of 25 million. What are you locking it down for? They're power trips. And they're working for big... The vaccination rates are only around 20%, same thing with New Zealand, other 20%. New Zealand, only a handful of deaths. - But they're putting the
narrative out that it's 50%. - Of what? - The media is saying 50%
of people are vaccinated. - Oh, no. Not in Australia or New Zealand. - So Gerald, I remember I heard this part, are you saying, I was watching
those Hong Kong riots, Hong Kong riots, Hong Kong riots but you're saying was
that part of the reason that COVID appeared? - I believe so! They could not stop them. I wrote about it every week. Again, I'm on Hong Kong TV. The people would not stop
it. It stopped like that. Oh, and by the way, one of
our top trends for 2021, because we do them in December
before this happened in 2020 was new world disorder. There were protests going
on in South Africa, Lebanon, France, Algeria, Colombia, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, India, all over the world. Poverty, lack of basic
living standards, violence, government corruption, and crime. They couldn't stop these
every week, people, boom! COVID comes, no more protests. It's over, it's over. - So your suspicion is it's related to keeping civil unrest down. - No, it's to keep the maniacs in charge that are robbing the people
of their rights in charge. And they suck up and
bow down to the people that pay them off that morons and imbeciles call campaign contributions. The United States and New Zealand
are the only two countries that allow drug ads on TV. New Zealand, the death
rate is next to nothing. And now they're locking it down. They work for the drug dealers. Again, people call it big pharma. The FDA just allegedly
approved the virus drug. Who was the head of the FDA
under the Trump administration? Oh, a guy by the name of Scott Gottlieb. Hey, where's Scotty now? Oh, he's on the board
of directors of Pfizer. What am I? Six years old. Who the hell are you talking to? You got the guy that's running the FDA on the board of directors of Pfizer! Grow up! It's not a revolving door. It's one big club as George
Carlin said and you ain't in it. - So Gerald, with that said, could you give a commercial message, a plug about your Trends
Journal, what it costs and how often it comes out? And I think it's one of the
most important subscriptions a person can take right now. - Yeah, we give our
heart and soul into this, this week, 162 pages. What in the world is going on, what it means, what's next, geopolitical, economic, high-tech science, on and on, for the grand total of $2 a week. It's $129 a year. Again, I'm not saying it
because it's my magazine. If anybody could show me
anything that comes close to it, show me. But if you wanna prepare
and prevail and prosper in the times ahead, that's
what the magazine is all about. Trendsjournal.com. We give our heart and soul to
make it the best it can be. - Yeah, and your website
also is trendsresearch.com? Any way you can, ladies and gentlemen, please listen to Gerald Celente. At least, you have a glimpse
as to what's coming down the road before it runs over you. Anyway, Gerald, thank you very much. - Thank you, Gerald.
- Any final words, Kim? - I'm honored to be on your show. Thank you so much. I
admire you both so much. - I appreciate it. And I like your points about
you gotta get in shape. You gotta get physical
shape, emotional shape, spiritual shape, because
there is definitely a fight coming in. I thank you, Gerald, for
keeping that fight going and we're gonna do our best as well. - Thank you.
- So thank you. So when we come back, we've got a final wrap up
with our producer, Sara. So Gerald, thank you very much. Keep up the fight, man. Keep up the fight. Welcome back. Robert Kiyosaki. The Rich Dad Radio Show, the good news and bad news about money. I'm very happy to have Gerald Celente on. And I followed him for
and years and years. His Trends Journal is like the Bible. Just remember, the trend is your friend. And as he said, when we're off air, he says he's very sad, I'm
very sad, Kim's very sad. At the same time, we can fight back and we fight back with
knowledge and information because this is not a
time to just rollover. So like most of the
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associates, and discuss this. These are very, very uncertain times. And so the more you can see
the future with the trends, it's a very important
time to get educated. Any comments, Kim? - Yeah, and one of the
things that Gerald said that we both embrace is
to think for yourself. And I can't understand why people are just blindly going
along, not questioning, just following all these
mandates and not questioning, not wondering why and
not connecting the dots. How come countries are locked
down with very few deaths. We'll look at the statistics,
look at the trends, get the Trends Journal,
go to trendsjournal.com, Gerald's newsletter, because
there's so many facts out there and people are running
on emotion and opinions, but not facts. So I love the think for
yourself and get the facts. - And we're not saying
to agree with Gerald. But, at least, he's
looking into the future. And I think we should all do
that. Look into the future. The trend is your friend,
but it could also be the truck that runs you
over if you're not watching. So Sara, what's your
point of view on all this? - [Sara] We're talking
about so many people are not fighting back, but I have to say I feel a little rumble
happening underneath the ground. I feel like the more
people like Gerald and us that speak out against
what's really happening and try to educate people, I do feel some kind of vibration happening that may be more people will wake up and that's all I'm hopeful for, because I'm glad we brought
up Australia during the show. It's unbelievable what
they're doing in Australia. And the worst part is Australia's
citizens are not armed, so they have no way of fighting back should it take a turn for the worst. So it's a very sad situation,
but I'm just hoping shows like this and people start waking up. - And so Kim you're
getting pretty political 'cause last night you are
at a Kari Lake's event. What do you sense? 'Cause we've never really been political. - Never. I've never been political. Now it's gotten to a point
where you have to do something. And as gentlemen said that we
were watching the other day, he said, "Don't wait until next month. Don't wait until next
month to do something. Do something now, because
next month may be too late." So we've got a strong, strong
governor candidate here who is fighting hard. She's fighting against the border crisis. She's fighting against all these mandates. She's fighting for freedoms and liberties and she's outspoken and she's very savvy. And so I'm supporting her
big time anyway I can. So we got to get together
yesterday, last night, just about 20 of us, talking
about what we can do, how we can move forward
because I'll go out fighting. As Gerald said, it's breaking his heart, it's breaking my heart too, seeing what's happening to this country and to the world. - I think that her name is
Kari Lake, K-A-R-I L-A-K-E. She caught my attention when, she is a newscast, she is
a very famous newscaster. And when they tried to put
words in her mouth, she quit. And all of a sudden, I went,
"That's my kind of person." - She was 27 years as a
news anchor in Arizona. And she said, "They want
me to give misinformation. They don't want me to fact-check anything. They want me to basically
lie to the American people and I'm not gonna do that." And she quit after 27 years. And then she got very vocal. - Yeah, and so Kim backs her up. I was in another campaign
thing last night. Again, we're not political,
but we're getting political. Doug Ducey, he is our governor. He is a good friend of ours from, he was Cold Stone Creamery
and all that the franchise. And he says, "Why don't
you get a political?" I said, "'Cause I don't care." But now we're getting political. So last night I had
drinks with an attorney who's running for attorney general. And so we're working on
a campaign slogan for him 'cause he wants money. I said, "When you put what I think needs to be put onto paper,
maybe I'll give you money," because I'm not gonna
just give money to people who are just gonna jack their jaws and spend money and have champagne, and all that stuff they do. So he's come up with a
campaign slogan that says, "As attorney general, I will protect you from our government." (Kim and Robert laughing) I said, "That'll get attention." Because if you don't make
bold statements like that, nobody listens to you. So anyway, final words, Sara? - [Sara] Thank you for a great show. Thank Gerald Celente for a great show. He said he stands for
freedom, peace and justice. And I think that's something
we can stand behind. So just appreciated the show. - So, anyway, thanks for listening to Rich Dad Radio Show and we'll text you on the block next time. Bye.
