Hard Asset Money Show

In this intense and eye-opening episode of the Hard Asset Money Show, Christian Briggs delivers a hard-hitting deep dive into the rising tide of central bank digital currency (CBDC), smart contracts, and asset tokenization. What does it really mean when your home, bank account, or investments are turned into digital tokens on a blockchain—controlled by third parties and governed by private keys? From Ripple’s role in global CBDC infrastructure to Apple and Neuralink’s mind-controlled payment tech, Briggs explores how the world is racing toward centralized, programmable money. Are we witnessing the end of financial privacy and free-market capitalism as we know it? And more importantly—what can you do now to protect your wealth and your rights? If you think this is the future, you’re already behind. This is the now. Tune in and get ahead before the switch flips.

In this urgent episode of the Hard Asset Money Show, host Christian Briggs breaks down the recently passed Genius Act and its sweeping implications for the future of U.S. money. What is a stablecoin? How will digital dollars reshape your everyday financial life—and your privacy? From bipartisan Senate backing to the fast-approaching end of physical cash, Briggs explains how tokenization, centralized control, and programmable money are arriving faster than most Americans realize. With stablecoins set to anchor a new digital economy, is this a gateway to innovation—or to surveillance and control? Learn what this transformation means for your money, your rights, and how hard assets like gold and rare collectibles may be the last defense against financial overreach. This is not a drill—this is the digital pivot already in motion.

In this packed episode of the Hard Asset Money Show, Christian Briggs digs deep into President Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill”—and asks the questions on everyone’s mind: is this a path to economic recovery, or a $3.3 trillion detour into deeper debt? Briggs walks through the Senate’s version of the bill, the House's fierce pushback, and Tennessee Congressman Andy Ogles’ effort to restore key provisions stripped in negotiation. From tax cuts and deficit spending to immigration funding and regulatory rollback, nothing is off the table. Plus, Briggs unpacks how this bill could impact small businesses, the national debt, and your wallet. With fiery debates over green energy subsidies, illegal immigrant benefits, and long-term fiscal sustainability, this isn’t just a legislative update—it’s a front-row seat to the economic battle shaping America’s future. Tune in and decide for yourself: Big win or big mistake?

In this explosive episode of the Hard Asset Money Show, host Christian Briggs dives deep into the stunning political ascent of Zorin Momani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist and naturalized citizen who just secured the Democratic primary for New York City mayor. Briggs dissects Momani’s radical economic vision—from city-owned grocery stores to government-controlled production—and explores what his policies could mean for financial markets, private enterprise, and American capitalism. Could New York become the launchpad for a national socialist movement? Plus, Briggs unpacks the latest developments on the controversial “big beautiful bill” moving through Congress, with insights on national debt, deficit spending, and the tax policies shaping America’s economic future. Whether you’re in finance, politics, or just want to understand the ideology behind the headlines, this episode will challenge your perspective and stir the debate.

In this gripping episode of the Hard Asset Money Show, Christian Briggs dives into the historic U.S.-backed strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities and unpacks the geopolitical and financial implications shaking the globe. Was Iran just “weeks away” from weaponizing enriched uranium? Did they use their space program as a front for ICBM development? And did they manage to move nuclear materials before the bombs fell? With behind-the-scenes insights on the intelligence leading up to the operation, Briggs explains why President Trump made the call, why it was necessary, and what comes next. From Iran’s long game since 2006 to the missed opportunities under Obama and the urgent question of what retaliation might follow, this is a must-listen briefing on global security, leadership under fire, and the razor’s edge between peace and catastrophe. Buckle up—this one’s explosive.

In this eye-opening episode of the Hard Asset Money Show, host Christian Briggs unpacks what some are calling “the big, beautiful bill” making its way through Congress—and why it may be a lot more explosive than the name suggests. With Elon Musk and fiscal hawks sounding the alarm, Briggs breaks down what’s inside the sprawling legislation that’s set to add up to $5 trillion in new debt. From a potential debt rollover crisis starting this summer to the role of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Trump’s global manufacturing push, and whether the U.S. dollar is being intentionally weakened to spark a trade renaissance—this episode dives deep. Is this the fiscal reset we need, or a ticking time bomb hidden behind patriotic packaging? Tune in to hear why the next 30 days could shape America’s economic future.

Brace yourself for the biggest monetary shift in modern history. In this urgent and no-holds-barred episode, Christian Briggs takes you deep inside the emerging global financial coup as BRICS nations, China, and the EU prepare to launch their central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), starting with the e-euro on October 1st. From digital surveillance, biometric tracking, and programmable money to China’s plan to dethrone the dollar through tokenized trade systems, this is not a theory, it’s already happening. Learn why gold is surging, how Trump is fighting back with tariffs and executive orders, and what you must do now to protect your wealth, your privacy, and your future. If you thought CBDCs were a conspiracy, this episode will leave no doubt: the war on American financial sovereignty has already begun.

In a can’t-miss episode, Christian Briggs and AIER’s David Hebert join forces to unpack the stunning pause in President Trump’s tariff policy, and what it really means for America’s economic future. Is this a calculated power move or a sign of market panic? From China’s retaliatory tactics and Japan’s bond selloff to the brewing storm over national debt and mixed messages out of Washington, this no-holds-barred conversation breaks it all down. Will Trump’s 25% tariffs on China backfire? Can tariffs actually pay down the debt? And is the U.S. economy teetering on the edge of a global investment exodus? Get the facts you won’t hear on mainstream media, including shocking insight into the hidden dangers of inflation, bond market instability, and China’s long-game strategy to undermine the dollar. Don’t miss this explosive, eye-opening discussion.

Christian Briggs joins Stacey Washington for an eye-opening deep dive into the real story behind President Trump’s new tariffs and what they mean for the American economy. In this wide-ranging discussion, they unpack rising core inflation, tariff-driven trade negotiations, and the return of "Made in America" manufacturing. Briggs breaks down how strategic tariffs—not blanket penalties—are being used as leverage to level global trade, bring back high-paying jobs, and protect U.S. industries from foreign manipulation. With mortgage rates shifting, consumer spending patterns evolving, and GDP forecasts in flux, this episode delivers the clarity that mainstream media misses. It's not just about policy—it's about restoring economic freedom and rebuilding American pride, one product at a time.

In an insightful interview, Christian Briggs, economist and CEO of Hard Asset Management, delves into the market's reaction to President Trump's newly announced tariffs, including a 25% levy on auto imports. Briggs acknowledges the initial market downturn and consumer apprehension but emphasizes the strategic intent behind the tariffs: to level the international trade playing field and bolster domestic manufacturing. He predicts short-term economic adjustments, such as increased consumer prices and potential market volatility, but remains optimistic about the long-term gains. Briggs asserts that these measures will revitalize American industry, create high-paying manufacturing jobs, and ultimately strengthen the U.S. economy by encouraging consumers to prioritize quality over price. This comprehensive discussion sheds light on the complexities of trade policies and their far-reaching implications for both the national and global economy.