Quoth the Raven #206 - Peter Schiff

Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, joins me to talk about the Fed's comments yesterday, whether Central Banking can combat racism, why government can't create purchasing power, it can only dilute it by printing money and what he's going to talk about on his upcoming Joe Rogan Experience Podcast.

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