Fed Holds Rates, Fauci Pleads the Fifth 111 Times & Curtcoin | 07-30-26

Sam Bushman, Curt Crosby, and Heath Perkins dig into the economy and accountability on this episode of Liberty Roundtable: the Fed holding interest rates steady while divisions grow, how Federal Reserve meddling helped inflate the housing market, constitutional gold and silver currency (and the birth of "Curtcoin"), a plan to use Treasury notes instead of Federal Reserve debt, and current gold and silver prices. Then the panel tackles the Fauci Fifth Amendment firestorm — 111 pleas after a pardon — and what it reveals about accountability, partisanship, and the double standard between how Republicans and Democrats are treated. Timestamps: 1:34 – Fed holds rates steady amid growing internal division 1:57 – Heath on how Fed meddling inflated the housing market 4:13 – Curt on shutting down the Fed and constitutional money 6:24 – What is "Curtcoin"? 7:04 – Heath explains JFK's silver-backed Treasury notes plan 10:02 – Current gold and silver prices 15:56 – Fauci pleads the Fifth 111 times after pardon 19:56 – Why did Biden pardon Fauci if he wasn't charged? 21:54 – Heath on the double standard for liberals vs. conservatives Call to Action: If you value honest money and honest accountability, subscribe to Liberty Roundtable and share this episode with someone who needs the full picture. Visit libertyroundtable.com, localhoneyman.com, and freewatercoinco.com to support the show's sponsors, and tune in daily as we keep fighting for truth and the Constitution.