The BEST Moments of Rich Dad Radio Show – Robert Kiyosaki, Kim Kiyosaki

We take a look back over the last several months at some of the best conversations that happened on The Rich Dad Radio Show. 

Mark Moss – Klaus Schwab, the founder, and chairman of the WEF, Henry Kissinger, heads of state, and other billionaire power brokers determined that by 2030, the little people “will own nothing and be happy.” He goes on to explain “Per the UN, it’s estimated 860 million people could starve to death in the next 24 months.” 

George Gammon – From UBI, CBDCs, and the power of the World Economic Forum, Gammon warns, ”We are going through weeks where decades are going to happen.” And there’s no excuse for not educating yourself with the amount of information available to everyone. 

Andy Schectman – Following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told senators that the guarantee of being bailed out would not be extended to smaller regional banks in the future. Lawmakers are concerned these backstops could become a new norm for big banks, giving “too big to fail” banks an unfair advantage over community lenders.

James Rickards – James Rickards, author of “Sold Out: How Broken Supply Chains, Surging Inflation, and Political Instability Will Sink The Global Economy” says, “We’re heading for a very severe recession.” Rickards explains how Jerome Powell and the Fed’s rate hikes will throw the economy into a recession and by the time they realize it, it’ll be too late to do anything about it. 

Rick Rule – Rick Rule highlights the alarming levels of debt and the potential consequences for future generations. Rule suggests “One of the ways you get outta holes, is you stop digging.” And he encourages listeners that they are responsible for their own future and to take action now. 

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