Topic: Independent Parties

The guest explains the historical importance of a commodity-backed medium of exchange, arguing that current paper money can be devalued to worthlessness. He suggests that Congress should reclaim the power to provide a stable currency rather than delegating it to foreign bankers. Regarding a question about the Wallenberg family, Ross reiterates that the elite are defined by power rather than a specific religion or race.

Jeff Davis discusses his past run for U.S. Congress as an independent in District 10 against Lloyd Doggett. He reflects on receiving 3,000 votes and expresses disappointment that the media ignored his campaign's controversial subjects. A caller correctly identifies Richard Nixon as the president who commented on political leaders in Russia being taped, becoming the sixth contestant of the month.

Kirk Mitchell discusses his status as an independent voter and his previous withdrawal from a political race, citing personal reasons and the right to ballot privacy. The segment explores the lack of satisfactory choices in the current governor's race and the difficulties of running outside the two-party system.