Market Panic Ahead When This System Blows | Mitch Vexler

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We're available after hours and on weekends, and we look forward to speaking with you. Welcome back to Liberty in Finance. I'm glad to have this returning guest who's really moving and shaking something that can be just a shattering expose for the benefit of moms and pops all over the country. Mitch Vexler is the president of Mockingbird Properties. He's a public advocate for truth and exposing a huge real estate tax fraud that's across the entire United States and Canada. Mitch, thanks for coming back on Liberty in Finance. Thank you for inviting me and giving me the opportunity to help explain this a little bit more in depth to everybody that, unfortunately, is stuck in this loop of having to pay property taxes that are completely illegal. Well, that's one of the things that in depth is something that you're good at. Our audience and myself would appreciate if you can give us first the elevator summary as we go through each of these topics, because if we go in depth first, you'll lose us for sure. But it's so important what you've been investigating and what you've been breaking out and what you've been taking up to every level of courts at the local, state, and national levels. And I should mention today is Monday, December 15th. For those of us who are making sure that this is fresh information, you've got a lot of updates for us. You were on about a month or two ago talking to us about this breaking scandal of a huge scope and scale of real estate tax fraud affecting just about everyone across the country. Can you first give us just the two-sentence summary of what the big picture is, and then you can start tearing into the updates that you've got for us since you were last here. On a 30,000-foot view, the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits taxation on unrealized gains. You can only tax in income. Well, market value, which is what the Central Appraisal Districts, your local Central Appraisal District uses to create the assessed value, that in fact is a violation of the 16th Amendment. But let's put that to the side. That's at a federal level. At a state level, the Central Appraisal Districts are owned by the school districts, and the Central Appraisal Districts create fraudulent overvaluation and subsequent fraudulent overtaxation when they choose to ignore uniform standards of professional appraisal practice, which is required under the law. They ignore it in favor of creating the fraud, which is the overvaluation and overtaxation in order to pay off the debts at the school districts. Those debts that were created by the school districts are in the form of bonds. Those bonds bear interest, compound cumulative. The bonds have not been retired, at least from what we can tell, somewhere around the year 2000, when the compound growth is called the Rule of 72. You can look it up. You can draw down a spreadsheet. But when that Rule of 72 kicks in, give or take every seven years, the interest doubles. Well, that's exactly what has played out, except it's worse because not only has the interest gone up, so have new bonds almost on an annual basis gone up. So this is multiple levels, multiple layers of compound cumulative fraud on the principal and compound cumulative fraud on the related interest. And what this scandal, the scope and size of it so far, everything you've described sounds horrible. People can relate to this because they are seeing, especially people in the upper, the later career stage and retirement bracket are just burdened. We've heard of businesses having to close because of the burden of taxation. We've heard of people getting taxed right out of their property, having to lose not only like vacation or lake homes, but their primary residence and downsize. We've had people move out of our existing 55 plus community that we live in to move to a different community farther out just because of the high taxes that keep going up. But can you talk to us just briefly about what the overall magnitude of this fraud adds up to? 36.7% of the households across the United States are in harm's way of bankruptcy and or losing the roof over their head. And this math, by the way, is all on my website. It's all broken out. It's a very deep website. As far as I know, it's the largest of its kind in the United States. All the evidence is there. So 36.7%, well, that's the equivalent of 42 million households are going to go bankrupt or lose the roof over their head. That's the math. The only thing that's separating the majority of those households from bankruptcy is $9,000 of which roughly, depending where you live, 7,000 is property tax. This game is over. They have literally caused the median household income not to be able to pay off the fraudulent bonds that they have created. The majority of this problem lies at the school districts because you can look at your own tax bill and you'll see school districts get roughly 80% of those tax receipts and the municipalities get the balance. So the reality is that the school districts are liable for that debt, but they've transferred their liability onto the back of mom and pop. And then it gets one step even more cumbersome when you realize that if you sell your house, the next buyer that comes in, well, that debt is automatically on that house. The debt's non-transferable, it's per property. But it gets worse in that when you begin to understand that not only is that debt permanently attached to your house, it's growing. And then they've equity stripped what would be your reduction in your mortgage value by creating the taxes, they have equity stripped what would be your principal reduction and put that money in their pocket. So now we're at the point where there's literally no benefit to owning a house versus renting. They literally have killed the American dream. The American dream was always about home ownership. Well, the net difference of all this, if you think about it, they have literally equity stripped and flipped mom and pop's money into the pocket of fraudsters. And then the courts, now we're at the Supreme Court of Texas right now on this very issue, but these fraudsters hide behind ultra-virus. They say, well, we get to hide behind ultra-virus and sovereign immunity, we the fraudsters get to commit fraud and because we work for the government, you can't touch us. Well, that statement isn't true as we're about to find out because the point that I made to the Supreme Court of Texas is either the black letter of the law exists or it doesn't. And if it doesn't, then there's simply no reason for any of us to be paying property tax. We can literally bankrupt these school districts in a matter of hours when people wake up and understand what's going on here. The next point that I made to the Supreme Court is ultra-virus would not exist, and you can look up the definition. It wouldn't exist if it wasn't intended to prohibit government officials from being fraudsters. The reason why it exists is that exact reason. What these fraudsters are saying, including the chief appraiser at Denton Central Appraisal District, well, we can commit fraud and you the public can't do anything about it. Yeah, we can. And yes, we will. And that's where we are with all this. You helped us with the roll up of how many households are likely to be affected by this. But can you talk to us in terms of the scope and scale and magnitude of this in dollars? Within the last five years, roughly 21, somewhere between 21.3 and 23 trillion of overvaluation has occurred at the property level. This is pure fraud. On that fraud in the year 2024, give or take 450 billion was stolen into the hands of these coffers of the fraudsters, which ends up in the school districts. So that's the amount of money you're dealing with. That's in one year, 450 billion. Now, if you think about it, this is in the last five years. What happened to your house within the last five years to drive its value up 100%, especially when you take into consideration that the Federal Reserve themselves has said that inflation was running on average for those five years at 2.7%. Well, 2.7, five years, 15%. Okay. What happened to the other 85%? The answer is pure fraud. They are violating uniform standards of professional appraisal practice. They're violating state's laws. Here in Texas, we have what's called uniform and equal. And that is generally speaking across the vast majority of the states. Why? Because all taxes, regardless of what they are, must be uniform and they must be fair. Fair being defined as equal. Federal tax and property tax. The problem is the central appraisal district, by virtue of the software that they're using and the people that they hire, that literally can't add. In the case of Texas, you have registered professional appraisers that have virtually no training to figure out what their job is supposed to be. They just simply say, well, this is what we were taught, as in taught internally. They have violated their own oath. They violated their ethics. They have violated so many laws. And to that point, we have what's called violations.pdf. That's on my website. So if you go to the website, it's word searchable. Type in violations.pdf. You'll see 10 pages of state and federal laws that have been violated. And it is applicable for the most part across the entirety of the United States. And everything, when you walk into a central appraisal district, they're intent on committing fraud. This isn't by accident. This is pattern and practice. And we have the proof on the website. So when you take all this into account, this is why so many people are having to leave their jurisdictions. They can't afford to live there. And that's to your point, which is how bad is this? Well, this is really bad because if 42 million households go bankrupt, it's not just those 42 million. You have a circular argument straight into hell. It'll touch everybody. It doesn't matter what business you are. You could be a billionaire. What are you going to do, Mr. Billionaire, when 30% or 40% of your staff shows up and says, give me more money because I can't pay the roof over my head. I can't pay the rent. What are you going to do, Mr. Billionaire? So it's going to affect everybody. And there are solutions to this. But the fraudsters don't want to listen, at least not yet until they're forced to by the courts or put in jail. The specter of ordinary moms and pups, 36% or more not being able to afford their roof over their heads going forward because of the fraudulent expansion in their real estate tax obligation burden echoes remarkably with the statement coming out of the World Economic Forum a few years ago saying, you'll own nothing and be happy. We were searching ourselves for a lake property in Central Florida, and we were just sticker shocked at the taxes. And we heard, even before we heard of your investigation, it might have been from the earlier releases from your investigation, that districts, rather than following the law and using comparable sales to make sure that the valuation that they were placing on it for tax purposes were being used, were just backing into the valuation numbers based on what they needed to hit their budget numbers for next year and back calculating what they needed to value properties at in order to hit their budgets in violation of the law. But the other thing that the tax implications are, for existing homeowners, yes, but also for prospective home buyers, they say that housing affordability is at the worst levels ever in the history of our country, that young people, newly out of college, newly married, etc., can't afford to buy a home. One of the biggest components of that is the tax component. And if that's highly inflated through these unlawful expansions of the real estate tax, that's contributing to the unaffordability, not only for the existing homeowners, but also for prospective homebuyers. Any further comments on the real world impacts of that? And then you talked about the deflationary spiral, the recessionary spiral, if you have a whole bunch of people losing their homes, how that can affect all kinds of businesses in the area and employers and local businesses that rely on those people to be their patrons as well. Any further thoughts from you on the local impacts of these frauds? Coincidentally, about a week ago, I wrote an article called A Bankrupt Population Is the National Security Risk. And as far as the World Economic Forum is concerned, I believe that every single one of its members should share a jail cell for the rest of their lives. When you start monkeying around with human nature and you start monkeying around with the constitution of the United States of America by creating laws that don't exist, you deserve a jail cell. You are monkeying around with human nature. Humans have to have a reason to get up in the morning to enjoy their life. They want to go to work, but they don't expect that work to yield zero. There has to be a benefit and that's called capitalism. The World Economic Forum is nothing more than a bunch of idiot socialists that would equity-strip, continue to equity-strip your money and put it into their pocket. This cannot exist. This cannot continue to happen. People have to define what this problem really is. And if the World Economic Forum had their way, one must understand that we are headed back to the war of 1776, which is taxation without representation. This is not going to happen in the United States of America. There is going to be problems, and for no reason. There are solutions to this. So what we're trying to do as part of that solution is force the state of Texas to go deal with the Federal Reserve because we know that the 5.1 trillion in school district bond fraud is controllable. It doesn't have to be a complete disaster. If left to fester, it will be a complete disaster. But it has a floor. It has a ceiling. It is quantifiable. The Q-sips exist. The amortization schedules exist. And we reported this to the SEC with the idea that the SEC has the subpoena power that can walk into a school district and simply say, we're not asking you. We're telling you, you've got exactly five minutes. Turn over these documents or we're going to put you in cuffs. That's the type of subpoena power that the SEC has. If somebody can tabulate how much truly is outstanding. Now, I believe it's in excess of 5.1 trillion because there's just certain things we can't see, such as the 313 agreements, the off-balance sheet financing, the energy contracts. But for the sake of concept, let's just simply say 5.1 trillion. It's quantifiable. Therefore, let's advocate it. The appropriate people in the room, the smart people that understand what's going on and say, we're going to fix this. Now, will there be principal reduction in terms of is invested dollars? Well, who invested in those bonds? Banks, right? Mom and pop, unfortunately, via pensions, via 401ks. But some of that principle can be rescued. The interest on the other hand, if that interest was part of a fraud, then no, that interest is going to disappear. People are going to get hit no matter how you look at this. But the idea is save what can be saved, not let this thing blow to shreds. And that even raises the specter of why people are saying, well, Bitcoin this and Bitcoin that. And I wrote another article just a couple of days ago called A Crisis of Confidence, saying, well, you can say whatever you want and you can believe whatever you want on Bitcoin. But my point was, until it's attached to a commodity, it's purely speculative. And as we speak, I believe it's down about $4,000 today. So it was at a high of 126 and right now it's around 86, give or take. So the point that I'm getting at, it's got volatility. It is not backed by a commodity. And the big point, the U.S. dollar is worth saving. It can be saved. But one must also recognize part of the problem here that everybody is facing, and to your point about people not being able to afford the roof over their head. Well, what is that? Since its inception, since 1913, the Federal Reserve has devalued by virtue of inflation, your purchasing power. Every single one of us, our purchasing power right now today is 97% less than it was in 1913, the year that the Federal Reserve was created. Every time they print money, it causes inflation. Every time they print money that's not backed by an asset, that is a fraud. You can't just print money not backed by an asset because you end up with inflation. And the proof is, and by the way, that's in one of the charts on the documents that I wrote. So if you go to my website in the upper left-hand corner, there's a link. And it says link to articles. And the amount of writing that I've been doing in the last month on all these topics is crazy, but it's all there. All the evidence is there. We're giving everybody this. It doesn't matter whether you're the government or private person. It's all there. You can read it as you wish. But the bottom line is these government officials, such as the World Economic Forum that people want to listen to, they're delusional. You're going to end up in a hot war for no reason, literally for no reason. Just to simply admit the truth, we screwed up. The experiment didn't work. Socialism has never worked on the history of the planet. The only thing that does work is capitalism, and anybody that says otherwise is looking for a war. That's the reality. We don't need this. We need people telling the truth. In the face of that threat, you've been a stalwart champion for the truth and have done more digging and more advocating and more appealing than anybody we know of. Can you talk to us about your most recent updates on that? Just in the last month or so, you were even talking about some revelations that are just coming out in the last week and what you've got going right now and how eventually we're going to ask you how people can help. But right now, what are the newest areas on this front battling for the truth? There's another document that I wrote called What Do We Know? And What Are We Facing? And there's 50 bullet points inside of that document. Any one of those 50 is enough to cause massive problems in our financial markets. So when you take that document and you understand what those issues are, you can see, for the most part, they do have solutions. On an individual basis, they can wreak havoc. Can you imagine what would happen if 15, 20, 30 of them start to play all out at the exact same time? And that's the point that I'm trying to get at. Because that's what happens in trading. Everybody will head for the exit. These algorithms that are out there, they will just start panicking. The algorithms will panic and they will hit the sell button. They will drive the market down at grease lightning speed and nobody will be able to stop it. It will make 2008, well, 2007, 2008, literally look like a day in the park. That's how big and how bad this is. For no reason. It is solvable. But it takes serious people to get in a room and say, okay, fine, this side of the experiment where we're raising money from mom and pop that doesn't exist, we're stealing their money. We're stealing their equity out of their property. This has got to stop or it will blow up. If that's their intent, okay, I can't stop that. I don't believe that's their intent. I believe, well, some people like the World Economic Forum, that is their intent. But generally speaking, most people are ignorant of the facts. And to that point, just yesterday, believe it or not, in Conroe, Texas, a hotel shows up. And I've studied thousands of business models in my career. This has got to be one of the worst. So this hotel was, the land was bought in 2019. They get the hotel up on its feet around 2021, give or take $144 million at cost. Land purchase was about $2.7 million. They get all these reports. They get a public-private partnership. Somebody puts that deal together. They finance this thing with bonds. Isn't it interesting? Here we are today, four years later, they claim $2.1 million in net operating income. Under normal circumstances, if that alleged $2.1 million is correct, that property is worth somewhere around $18 million. My contention is the property's got negative value. Nevermind the $18 million. When they spent $144 million plus the interest on the bonds, this property will never, ever make 10 cents in profit. It's mathematically impossible. They blew it. Why? Because this project was so ill-conceived from the word go. There never was a demand for this hotel, for these hotel rooms. There never was a demand for the convention space. The city looked at it, be it the city council, whoever did it. Well, wouldn't this be great for the city of Conroe? Okay. What do we have? At a cost of $144 million, if the $2.1 million was true, would it really be worth $18 million? The answer is no. The structure that this thing has been put together with prohibits that from happening. It's on a ground lease. So even if somebody showed up and said, I'll buy this thing for $15 million. What did you buy? You've got a building that's way over capacity for which there is no demand. Are you going to pay the taxes on this at $15 million? Where are you going to get the revenue from? But you see, it's $144 million plus that is now on the back of mom and pop. So that story is absolutely replicated across the United States. There's your pattern in practice. Well, we think this is a good idea. So then they curve fit the reports. I read the report from C.B. Richard Ellis. It's garbage. Total fantasy. By the way, the C.B. Richard Ellis report never even had the land value in it. They got one problem after another. It was a fantasy. Wouldn't this be nice? We'll curve fit our information to button this package up. And they did it on the back of mom and pop. The residents of Conroe, Texas are now saddled with what may end up being $180 million worth of absolute garbage. There's no way out of this. This thing is truly demolition material. Across the country, and especially in some areas more accentuated than others, there's been a rampant growth, uncontrolled, unmanaged, unplanned growth within many, many townships. The one that we live in has got as far as you can drive in any direction for an hour, all you pass are new developments, new developments, new developments, no infrastructure being added, no widening of roads in anticipation of this, no other type of infrastructure improvements until the demand eventually materializes, and then they can justify it after the fact. So the quality of life of those living there gets impacted. The tax obligations, without consent necessarily, or informed consent, gets added on the backs of moms and pops. How does this come to be? What is the most common mechanism that people are missing? And where can they step in the way and say, no, no more. I do not consent to have you burden me with more debt. Most moms and pops have worked their whole lives to get out of debt and done a very responsible job of managing their own personal finances, only to have these, whether just irresponsible or otherwise, administrators burden them with debt that they can't ever pay. It's worse than what you're thinking. So you have a problem here. When you have these cities growing, allegedly growing, because quite a few of them aren't, but here's the problem. They've already received tax dollars. Now this is on a municipal level, but the school districts commit bond fraud by saying, well, they go and they get a report that says our population is going to grow by X. But it isn't true. It's a performa. It's a wishlist. They create the illusion of growth for the sake of putting money in their pocket. We have this everywhere. You can look at the Samsung plant in Taylor, Texas. That's exactly what the school district did. This is, give or take, a $50 billion project from front to back. Well, as soon as it was approved within the first six months, the school district held their hand out and said, on phase one, which is roughly $10 billion of cost, we're going to have 1,600 new employees. We, the school district, need a new school for 1,600, well, the students of the kids of those employees. OK, give or take, let's call that 300 students. You need a new school for 300 students. You know what the tag was? $80 million. So it's a fraud. The entire concept, that's no different than what Conroe did with that hotel. It's a fraud. The demand was never there. They curve-fitted a report to create a false demand from which they collected fraudulent overtaxation by virtue of the overvaluation of the properties. So when you have these communities that grow subdivision on a municipal level, not a school district level, but on a municipal level, do you realize that they're supposed to have money in their coffers for growth? They're supposed to lay down that infrastructure cost, yet they turn around to the developers and say, well, developer, put a mud in place and you spend the money for which the city's already collected money. And we now have two levels of taxation on the new homeowner in that subdivision. They purchase a lot. They've got two layers, mud and municipal. But it gets worse. So now when the homebuilder shows up and says, I'm going to buy a lot in this subdivision, not only do they have those two layers, they also have additional TIFs or additional costs, building permit fees. They play all sorts of games. I've seen, even here in Texas, $24,000 for a water meter that I could buy for $600. It's nothing more than a fee. It's a tax. So these things are really being used to rip off the public. The costs aren't real. They just make it appear as if it's real. So when you make systems so complex, all you're doing is adding to the dishonesty. And you'll start seeing that I've used the word in multiple instances, including my Supreme Court filings, institutionalized, systemic, moral hazard. The fraud couldn't be any clearer. This is real. This has happened. It's documented. But if the courts don't allow adjudication of the fraud, because certain entities such as the CADs want to hide behind ultravirus, which they can't, and eventually we're going to win, that's part of the problem. You've created a dead zone. By law, ultravirus exists for the sole purpose of prohibiting the fraud. It must appear in front of a court to be adjudicated. We've asked the Supreme Court of Texas to kick this back to the lower courts to be adjudicated under the theory that, yeah, ultravirus is real. And that's the point I made to the Supreme Court. This is the black letter of the law. Either it exists or it doesn't. So the next point I think you were headed at is, how do mom and pop protect themselves on this? Well, the answer is en masse. And we were very successful in Johnson County. We literally had a 100% success rate in shutting down the most recent bonds. And the reason that happened is because Travis temporarily took over a Facebook account from another entity that was in Johnson County and ran that account up way high in terms of viewership and challenged people that said, well, we're doing this for the kids. We're doing this because we need more schools. And it got a little verbose, but it needed to get verbose. Because people began to wake up and say, well, wait a minute. We're paying for this? How is this even possible? It was so bad in school districts there like Godley, Texas. So Godley, Texas, the average value of a house is around $160,000. The outstanding fraudulent school district bond debt is roughly $120,000. You're 70% additional. You got a second mortgage you didn't even know existed. So the key is advocacy on mom and pop. And that's one of the reasons why I built the website, which is all the information is here. We're giving it to the government. We're giving it to the SEC, the DOJ. We filed criminal complaints with the FBI. We're giving it to mom and pop. It's all there. The pattern of practice is clear. But what mom and pop have to do is get in front of their city councils, get in front of their school district boards and get in front of the central appraisal district boards and say, we see you and we're not going to allow this to happen anymore. And if that means that those people on those boards have to be sued, joint and severally liable, it is what it is. They're either going to adhere to the law or they're going to get sued and or criminal charges pressed against them. Mitch, we're going to put a link to your website in the description of this video so that people can get access to those documents that you have created to introduce and to document this problem and to give as much detail as they are able to drill down into and find out about it. Any further comments for you on how people can stay aware and stay up to date on the progress that you're making in this area or how they can get additional resources to help support your work? Coincidentally, there was somebody that reached out from Kansas this morning. They had put a group together to file lawsuits and I happen to know somebody that was there in Kansas. So I suggested to them, reach out to this person because he actually knows and he speaks to the governor. So they're out looking for a litigator. They were asking me, do I know of a litigator there? And I said, no, but you're in Kansas. You'll find one. But before you do that, reach out to this other person. His name is Mr. Estes and put your resources together. So they will make headway there. There are class actions on the go right now in Arkansas. There's all sorts of things happening. Unfortunately, because we are states and divided as in 50 states, not all the laws are 100% applicable, but the vast majority are. The point being that if you can join resources, even in your local subdivision with four more people, you can split the load, pair of pursuit even, among those four people and save yourself a lot of money and legal fees. But these lawsuits have teeth. Criminal complaints have teeth. So we've set everything up. So all somebody has to do is say, fine, this is what they did. Here's the criminal complaint. You can duplicate it. You can make your own specific to your state. But everything is there. All the math that we've done when we figured out the 36.7% of the population, all that math, the spreadsheet is there. Nothing is hidden. We're giving everything we've got to everybody for the sole purpose of saying here, use it. We don't care if you're in Alaska. If you're in Juneau, Alaska, great. You're in Gali, Texas. Great. It doesn't matter. The pattern and practice of mom and pop being defrauded is clear. And I want to take it up one notch. Look at how much, and you can figure this out in your local jurisdiction. Find out how much money is coming in from the federal government to support your local school districts. Your school districts, if they've got bonds and they're raising money for those bonds via the central appraisal districts, there's a high probability they're committing bond fraud. But that's on mom and pop, but not just mom and pop. Here in the state of Texas, roughly $165 billion comes in from the federal government. The federal government themselves is getting ripped off by this nonsense. School districts have got to be run at a local level. It simply doesn't work any other way. This nonsense, while we've got 300 new students potentially coming in, such as in Taylor, Texas, with regard to the Samsung plant, how is that any different than what Conroe did with a hotel? Well, we think we're going to have this population that never shows up. Yet, the debt starts day one and never stops. This is debt in perpetuity. So the federal government themselves is getting ripped off. Mom and pop is getting ripped off. And who's getting the money? Follow the money. It's the interest on the bonds. Who's getting that? The banks, the lenders. Why are you doing this? You're literally putting money, your money into somebody else's pocket on a debt you didn't agree to. There's not a single person, not one, in the United States of America that said, here, I'm going to sign this document right here, and I agree to go bankrupt to support my local school district. And yeah, we're going to raise that point in court. And I'm going to do that with a central appraisal district official sitting on the stand. Bobitch, we're grateful for you and others who are aligning with you and taking advantage of the documentation that you're generating to help plant the seed in others who would like to stand up for their rights to restore property ownership and private property rights and truth and the rule of law. And the way that you put things is so reasonable and so grounded that we wish you all the best in your endeavors. And we hope that as many people as possible hearing this message will take part in it as well and get involved by telling their representatives at the local and the school district level as well as at the state that they want this cleaned up and they want it cleaned up now before any more people lose their properties. We're so grateful for your presence here on Liberty & Finance. We're going to have to have you back for further updates as things progress. And just thank you for joining us. On my website, if somebody wants to go through it, it is one document. It's called an amicus brief and it will walk you through the mass and it will walk you through the laws. And that document was put together of all things to literally walk the Supreme Court justices through these problems. And everything that's in that document, that amicus brief, is irrefutable. It's not up for debate. We have every stitch of evidence to back that up. So I put it together in such a way to help people understand not in terms of legalese but in terms of this is your life. And by the way, this touches even the Supreme Court justices' lives. They pay property tax. That amicus brief, it's got teeth. Mitch, thank you for being here. Thank you. This is Kaiser Johnson with Liberty & Finance. And these are the Miles Franklin Weekly Specials for December 15th through December 22nd, 2025, while supplies last. First this week, half-ounce gold US eagles are just $170 over melt per coin. 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