Pomp DESTROYS Peter Schiff on Gold, Bitcoin & Inflation

Peter Schiff is the Chief Economist of Euro Pacific Asset Management and the Chairman of Schiff Gold. In this conversation, we discuss the state of the U.S. economy, inflation, tariffs, the weakening dollar, and the outlook for gold, silver, and bitcoin. We also dive into global trade, monetary policy, and engage in a heated debate over whether tariffs and a weaker dollar help or hurt the economy.

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• 0:00 – Intro

• 2:31 – Why metals are ripping

• 9:41 – Tariff fight: who pays + price examples

• 20:02 – Inflation data debate (CPI vs real-time metrics)

• 23:29 – AI: deflation vs inflation argument

• 28:15 – Can the U.S. rebuild manufacturing fast?

• 39:44 – Gold vs Bitcoin debate

• 49:44 – Peter Schiff’s portfolio breakdown

• 52:56 – “If inflation is low, why buy bitcoin?”

• 56:56 – Schiff plugs: gold, funds, newsletter

• 1:00:45 – Closing thoughts