In this episode, we discuss Denmark’s proposal to grant citizens ownership of their face, voice, and likeness to combat AI deepfakes, and the ethical and legal implications of personal identity rights in the digital age. We highlight the “foolishness of the week” involving tariffs and political overreaction to a Canadian ad campaign, and explore the concept of sound money with guest Jp Cortez of the Sound Money Defense League. The conversation covers gold and silver as currency, the consequences of fiat money and inflation, and how monetary policy shapes economic freedom, government power, and personal responsibility.

00:00 Introduction and Overview

00:27 Denmark's Copyright Law

02:39 AI Deepfakes and Property Rights

05:10 Unintended Consequences of the Law

08:29 The Ethical Implications of AI Deepfakes

10:47 Foolishness of the Week: Reagan's AI Ad

12:16 Trump’s Reaction to the Reagan Ad

15:01 Introduction to Jp Cortez and Sound Money Defense League

15:25 Re-monetizing Gold and Silver

17:09 Sound Money Index Explained

19:04 Challenges with the US Dollar

21:28 Gold's Stability and Historical Context

26:34 The Role of States in Sound Money

30:25 Practical Implications of Sound Money

37:24 The Moral and Ethical Case for Sound Money

42:12 Congress’s Role in Taxation

46:28 Sound Money as a Safeguard Against Failed Government

48:05 Global Trends in Gold and Silver

51:05 The Meaning of the Price of Gold

53:39 The Impact of Monetary Policy on Poverty

55:49 Why Gold Has Stood the Test of Time

01:00:07 Conclusion and Call to Action

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