Gold Will Back the Next Monetary System | Alan Hibbard
Alan Hibbard explains to Trey Reik why the dollar-based global monetary system may be approaching an inflection point, and why gold is central to restoring confidence. He discusses Fed credibility, unsustainable deficits, and why gold remains the only realistic anchor for a future monetary regime.
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