In this highly informative podcast episode, Robert Kiyosaki and Andy Schectman provide a comprehensive analysis of the current economic landscape and shed light on its potential implications for the US dollar. They delve deep into a range of crucial topics, leaving no stone unturned.

One of the key issues they address is the ever-increasing debt burden faced by the United States. They highlight the alarming consequences of this mounting debt and its potential to destabilize the economy. Additionally, they discuss the removal of the debt ceiling and the potential ramifications of this decision.

Furthermore, Kiyosaki and Schectman draw attention to the upcoming announcement by the BRICS nations regarding a new gold-backed currency. They explore the potential impact of this development on the global financial system and its implications for the US dollar's status as the world's reserve currency.
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