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money that the treasury printed that is worth so much. we'll all laugh. in fact, we can call it laughingstock and i'll be the laughingstock. like woodstock without muddy sex. it will be fun. the worst thing that will have happened is you'll have extra food in your house for any emergency that comes up, earthquake, storm, treasury pool party. ów;zx?
will no doubt blame the evil companies for gouging you. but companies are, they're not -- this is not the good will. this is not the red cross. they're running businesses. they've been eating the increase now for two years. they can't continue to do that forever. would you want them to? should you want them to? if they don't make money, they are going to have to lay off workers who then can't buy the products, which causes them to go out of business, which causes them now everybody to lay off more workers. you see how it doesn't stop? at some point, they have to pass on the increase to you. it's already been announced. the price of cereal is going up 5% later this month. general mills said can't do it anymore. dominoes, $5.99 pizza, now going up by $2. we can also expect increase in price of wheat, tires, butter, milk, corn, and so much more.
worth less. if these are the things of real value, they're not evil speculators. the government is creating the conditions making these speculations reality. who is one of the biggest speculators in the world? george soros. soros has been on the record here for two months. buying up commodities, saying you should buy up commodities. of course food is going to go up. by design. yesterday, the fed made sure that your dollar would be devalued. they're monotizing the debt. monotizing our debt. printing more than $600 billion. the if we were on the gold standard and we just struck $600 million gold mine, that would be great. i just lost the gold coin. here it is. everybody on the set is freaking out. "what do you mean you lost to gold coin?" then the money would be backed up by something. gold. gold. so it would be fine. but since we didn't hit a gold mine, what are we backing it
food here. look what general mills has to do to the price of cereal. that sounds fun. ceremonial trip. but zero value so far. then to delhi, and then indonesia and jakarta where he spent part of his childhood. oh, the memories. then he has lunch with the president of china where i guarantee china will probably talk about what are you doing? why are you spending so much money? what is up with the dollar? that kind of thing. then back end is g-20 meet in south korea and wraps it up with the president of russia. great! call! you can pick up the phone and do a lot of that stuff. is it worth the money and the trouble, the security risk? can you imagine, can you imagine what would happen? god forbid if something happened to the president of the united states. i am concerned about the president's itinerary not
there was another big loser. george soros. i feel bad for him. the president hopped on a conference call, moveon.org, one of spooky dude shady operation. must have been celebrating something. i don't know. if you look at how much money this billionaire is spending to try to get his agenda jammed through, man, george, you could call the 2010 election failure. on the soros front. i don't mean to be harsh but i guess he's feeling the effect of his orderly decline of the dollar. greenbacks don't go as far as they used, to, hey, george? the more we expose on the program how the system operates and more we show how progressive like this guy punl money around and influence policy and elections, you know, through the tides foundation and stuff like that.
15 days and your world changes. if you would be scared of what ism coming next, you're in the rest of the world, i don't know. gobs of money. what do i put it in? what do i trust? what do you buy? well, you don't, if you think that maybe times will be tough, you don't necessarily put your money in a company that will be making the 200-inch plasmas, you look for something stable. what does the world always need? food. corn. rice, wheat. commodities. who is putting their money there? speculators. evil speculators. speculators put their money in commodities, because they are speculating that two things are happening. one, emerging world is going to have more need for more food. two, the dollar is going to be
largest mutual fund bill gross said, you ready for this? he said the dollar is in danger of losing 20% of the value in the next few years if the federal reserve continues the unconventional monetary easing. peter shif said qu2 defaces value of money. by devaluing money, you need more of it to buy things. remember the $20 gold piece? i could still buy the same two suits that i did in 1879. the same coin. how many more dollars? it used to take $20. how many more dollars does it take to buy the gold coin? when fed creates money, prices rise. some rise more rapidly than others, like gold. commodities respond quickly to the weakening dollar. oil is at a six-month high today. takes longer for the price of goods to kick up. as a result, qe2 americans will have to endure a lower standard of living. it's a tax on all americans.
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or is this the same route, itinerary and agenda that has been planned and checked over and over again in a country where you can bribe people? if you give extremists enough time and agenda that doesn't change and you are putting the president of the united states in danger. if someone in the media who they will take a call from. is anyone asking this? he is arriving in mumbai for the festival of lights. i don't know if that is why he is paying for lights. take a look at the itinerary and find upside and putting the president in danger and why we're spending all of this money. in india, he will be working on lowering tension between india and pakistan. what are we offering?
inflation. remember? we're sending all the money around the world. it's going to be great. one big happy family. we just keep printing more money. how is it costing us more for cereal? well, there is a couple of reasons. why does coffee cost more, glenn? one, the emerging world. oh, my gosh. places like india. there's more demand for meat. eggs, cheese. wheat. rice. cereal. because the emerging countries, because they have big demand now, the same countries that we're being told here we have to lower our lifestyle, so the other countries can have more. this is all by design, gang. the only way to make you consume less is make things more expensive and the emerging economies can make more. it brings us all in to