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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2025 · 54 MIN

Collin Plume – Founding Fathers Knew,Gold Keeps Government In Check,Golden Age Is Not Just A Saying

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Collin Plume has over 20 years experience in property insurance, commercial real estate, and precious metals investments, he is well-versed in finance and economics.  He helped investors guard their wealth during the last recession, aligning clients’ interests in retail shopping centers from California to the American heartland, by making sure they averted financial ruin. After an extensive research on recession and its effects for clients, he joined a precious metals firm and soon rose to be one of the top brokers in the US, with more than $28 million in sales in one year. President and CEO of noble gold investments. Collin begins the conversation talking about how the founding fathers put gold in the constitution because it keeps government in check. It makes sure that the government cannot spend more than it has. Trump is now creating the parallel economy, he is shrinking government, placing tariffs on other countries and drilling for oil. He is bringing income in from the outside instead of taking it from the people. Gold is going to play a major role in the new economy, the golden age is not just a saying.

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