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Summary

This week on the Peter Schiff Show, we're diving into the financial fallout of global conflicts and economic policies. Peter discusses how the ongoing war is impacting markets, questioning the market's optimism and highlighting concerns about depleting arsenals and rising oil prices. He also delves into the complexities of the Federal Reserve, the ongoing investigation into its building project, and the perverse incentives at play. Plus, we get an update on gold and silver prices, with Peter seeing consolidation as an opportunity before the next big move, and he shares his thoughts on the mining stock sector, focusing on Newmont and the high-risk, high-reward potential of smaller companies. He also touches on the controversial marketing of "Stretch" and the government's role in perceived fraud, and the implications of tariff refunds on the US budget, all while facing his own audits.