The Peter Schiff Show Podcast

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  • Sexist Female Reporter Refuses to Apologize to Male Victims – Ep. 72
    Big double standard in the media regarding "sexism"
    Rolling Stone story based on complete fiction about a woman who claimed she was raped in a fraternity house
    The reporter accepted the woman's story without checking sources
    After the facts were out, the reporter apologized to everyone except the men who were falsely accused and the fraternity involved
    Where is the outrage that the real victims did not receive an apology?
    Is it sexist to assume that men do not deserve apologies when wrongly accused?
    The reporter refuses to condemn the woman who lied
    The primary apology must go to the wrongly accused, the fraternity and to the university
    19 min
  • Frontline Perspective on the Government’s War on Liberty – Ep. 70

    * When employers empower certain groups with special privileges they become clubs with which to beat the employer
    * Employers are then reluctant to put themselves in a position to be bashed with that club
    * Large companies must prove diversity and go out of their way to hire minorities
    * That kind of discrimination is the right of the employer
    * Whenever you hire anyone you make yourself vulnerable to frivolous suits
    * The government has made American business less competitive by appealing to the job seekers not the the job creators
    * This eventually backfires on the job seekers by minimizing the number of employers
    * I established my offshore bank because government regulation made it so much harder for me to service my international clients
    * This drove away jobs that would have been in America
    * Now it is impossible for our company to accept foreign accounts, including Americans living overseas
    * My offshore bank may not accept offshore accounts or non-American customers
    * Government regulations are now making it difficult on Americans who live abroad
    * Every business in the country is being undermined by growing government regulation


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    20 min
  • Market’s Delayed Reaction to the Jobs Report – Ep. 69

    * Markets are finally getting a chance to react to worst jobs report in two years
    * March non-farm payrolls coming in at about half of forecast
    * Dollar was off about 1% on FOREX
    * Stock futures were down on opening bell but shot 100 points higher
    * "Bad News is Good News" rally
    * CNBC thinks jobs takes June rate hike is off the table - but it was never on the table in the first place
    * The Fed will not be serving a September rate hike either
    * It's going to be an all you can eat "QE Buffet"
    * The dollar should have sold off more, but the bull market persists
    * Currency traders are using circular logic about the strong dollar
    * The dollar is rising for the same reason that the economy is slowing - the Fed has suspended QE and higher rates are expected
    * The effects of a strong currency should build over time
    * When the dollar uptrend ends, it will be a collapse because there are so many people on the wrong side of the trade
    * March ISM Non-Manufacturing Index slipped more than expected - lowest since June 2014, a two-year low
    * Monday WSJ article said that if Fed is worried to raise rates even a quarter of a point, then the U.S. Economy is not as strong as everyone thinks
    * If the Fed really believes the economy is strong, they would have already raised rates
    * Continued low interest rates indicate the Fed does not believe the economy is strong.
    * Crude Oil continues to rebound - above $53/barrel
    * If we close above $54, the market should see move up to mid $70's
    * Higher oil prices will start to hurt consumers


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    16 min
  • Market’s Delayed Reaction to the Jobs Report – Ep. 69
    Markets are finally getting a chance to react to worst jobs report in two years
    March non-farm payrolls coming in at about half of forecast
    Dollar was off about 1% on FOREX
    Stock futures were down on opening bell but shot 100 points higher
    "Bad News is Good News" rally
    CNBC thinks jobs takes June rate hike is off the table - but it was never on the table in the first place
    The Fed will not be serving a September rate hike either
    It's going to be an all you can eat "QE Buffet"
    The dollar should have sold off more, but the bull market persists
    Currency traders are using circular logic about the strong dollar
    The dollar is rising for the same reason that the economy is slowing - the Fed has suspended QE and higher rates are expected
    The effects of a strong currency should build over time
    When the dollar uptrend ends, it will be a collapse because there are so many people on the wrong side of the trade
    March ISM Non-Manufacturing Index slipped more than expected - lowest since June 2014, a two-year low
    Monday WSJ article said that if Fed is worried to raise rates even a quarter of a point, then the U.S. Economy is not as strong as everyone thinks
    If the Fed really believes the economy is strong, they would have already raised rates
    Continued low interest rates indicate the Fed does not believe the economy is strong.
    Crude Oil continues to rebound - above $53/barrel
    If we close above $54, the market should see move up to mid $70's
    Higher oil prices will start to hurt consumers
    16 min
  • Frontline Perspective on the Government’s War on Liberty – Ep. 70
    When employers empower certain groups with special privileges they become clubs with which to beat the employer
    Employers are then reluctant to put themselves in a position to be bashed with that club
    Large companies must prove diversity and go out of their way to hire minorities
    That kind of discrimination is the right of the employer
    Whenever you hire anyone you make yourself vulnerable to frivolous suits
    The government has made American business less competitive by appealing to the job seekers not the the job creators
    This eventually backfires on the job seekers by minimizing the number of employers
    I established my offshore bank because government regulation made it so much harder for me to service my international clients
    This drove away jobs that would have been in America
    Now it is impossible for our company to accept foreign accounts, including Americans living overseas
    My offshore bank may not accept offshore accounts or non-American customers
    Government regulations are now making it difficult on Americans who live abroad
    Every business in the country is being undermined by growing government regulation
    20 min
  • Will April Showers Rain on the Wall Street Excuse Parade? – Ep 68

    * April Fool's Day and all the fools are buying U.S. stocks
    * Atlanta Fed GDP Now Estimate for Q1 GDP finally down to zero
    * Despite the fact that the economy is worse than the 2008 crisis, Wall Street expects a Q2 boom
    * Last Q2 was boosted by Obamacare spending and inventory build
    * No data supports wishful thinking that Q2 will stage a comeback
    * U.S. corporate profits fell despite Wall Street gains
    * Q4 corporate profits dropped by 3%
    * Final revision for Q4 GDP held at 2%, weaker than expectations
    * First back to back decline in March University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment since October 2013
    * Personal Income and Spending rose only .1%, missing expectations for 4th consecutive month
    * Savings rate increased to 5.8%, contrary to Fed's objective to maintain spending bubble
    * Savings increase is problematic for the Fed because it undermines the spending spree that masquerades as wealth
    * The Fed will have to launch QE4 to encourage more spending
    * The March Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index plunged by 17.4%- the sharpest 1-month decline since 2008
    * Chicago PMI was below 50 in March - near 6 year lows
    * March ADP numbers lowest in 14 months - biggest miss vs expected in 4 years
    * March ISM Manufacturing Index dropped again to 51.5 - lowest level in 22 months - 5-month decline - first time since 2008
    * Construction spending "unexpectedly fell"
    * Zero might not be the floor for Q1 GDP
    * Stock market weakening again - oil and gold up
    * U.S. dollar no longer making new highs
    * Everyone is going to come to the same conclusion at once triggering violent moves in the market
    * Right now there are still people willing to buy the dollar, but eventually there will be no one to take the other side of those trades
    * Countries with smaller balance sheets will start raising rates when dollar plunges and commodities rise
    * Friday jobs number, the Fed's gauntlet, will start reflecting the rest of the bad economic news
    * Rate hikes are so far into the future they are beyond QE4


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    26 min
  • Will April Showers Rain on the Wall Street Excuse Parade? – Ep 68
    April Fool's Day and all the fools are buying U.S. stocks
    Atlanta Fed GDP Now Estimate for Q1 GDP finally down to zero
    Despite the fact that the economy is worse than the 2008 crisis, Wall Street expects a Q2 boom
    Last Q2 was boosted by Obamacare spending and inventory build
    No data supports wishful thinking that Q2 will stage a comeback
    U.S. corporate profits fell despite Wall Street gains
    Q4 corporate profits dropped by 3%
    Final revision for Q4 GDP held at 2%, weaker than expectations
    First back to back decline in March University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment since October 2013
    Personal Income and Spending rose only .1%, missing expectations for 4th consecutive month
    Savings rate increased to 5.8%, contrary to Fed's objective to maintain spending bubble
    Savings increase is problematic for the Fed because it undermines the spending spree that masquerades as wealth
    The Fed will have to launch QE4 to encourage more spending
    The March Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index plunged by 17.4%- the sharpest 1-month decline since 2008
    Chicago PMI was below 50 in March - near 6 year lows
    March ADP numbers lowest in 14 months - biggest miss vs expected in 4 years
    March ISM Manufacturing Index dropped again to 51.5 - lowest level in 22 months - 5-month decline - first time since 2008
    Construction spending "unexpectedly fell"
    Zero might not be the floor for Q1 GDP
    Stock market weakening again - oil and gold up
    U.S. dollar no longer making new highs
    Everyone is going to come to the same conclusion at once triggering violent moves in the market
    Right now there are still people willing to buy the dollar, but eventually there will be no one to take the other side of those trades
    Countries with smaller balance sheets will start raising rates when dollar plunges and commodities rise
    Friday jobs number, the Fed's gauntlet, will start reflecting the rest of the bad economic news
    Rate hikes are so far into the future they are beyond QE4
    26 min
  • If You’re Not Free to Discriminate You’re Not Free – Ep. 67

    * Indiana passed a law to prevent lawsuits targeting religious objection
    * Pressure and feigned outrage from the left wing machine causes Governor to walk back the meaning of the law
    * The mark of a free society is the willingness to tolerate intolerance
    * Liberals are the most intolerant of other peoples' intolerance
    * In a free market there is always someone who wants my business, even if someone else does not
    * I would rather get the intolerance out in the open, and just avoid that business
    * It looks like the Indiana gay couple were searching for a business that would object to participating a gay wedding
    * Why can't there be a business for bigots?
    * It doesn't hurt anyone but the business, because it narrows the customer base
    * The Governor can't stand up for what he believes
    * Why doesn't he just say that the law allows certain individuals to discriminate based on religion
    * A small segment of the community is holding everyone else hostage
    * There is some inherent hypocrisy - whom is it OK to discriminate against?
    * It should be legal to discriminate against anybody
    * Government should not give a license to do what they should naturally have a right to do
    * The government is extolling privileges on individuals that turn into weapons, frivolous lawsuits, and undermine our economy


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    38 min
  • If You’re Not Free to Discriminate You’re Not Free – Ep. 67
    Indiana passed a law to prevent lawsuits targeting religious objection
    Pressure and feigned outrage from the left wing machine causes Governor to walk back the meaning of the law
    The mark of a free society is the willingness to tolerate intolerance
    Liberals are the most intolerant of other peoples' intolerance
    In a free market there is always someone who wants my business, even if someone else does not
    I would rather get the intolerance out in the open, and just avoid that business
    It looks like the Indiana gay couple were searching for a business that would object to participating a gay wedding
    Why can't there be a business for bigots?
    It doesn't hurt anyone but the business, because it narrows the customer base
    The Governor can't stand up for what he believes
    Why doesn't he just say that the law allows certain individuals to discriminate based on religion
    A small segment of the community is holding everyone else hostage
    There is some inherent hypocrisy - whom is it OK to discriminate against?
    It should be legal to discriminate against anybody
    Government should not give a license to do what they should naturally have a right to do
    The government is extolling privileges on individuals that turn into weapons, frivolous lawsuits, and undermine our economy
    38 min
  • Since When is Filing a Frivolous Lawsuit Heroic? – Ep. 66

    * If an employee sues an employer falsely, the employer has no recourse, because it could be interpreted as retaliation
    * Ms. Pao lost not only on her discrimination claim, she also lost on claim that she was retaliated against
    * The big problem is the reaction in the media
    * The tone in the press is supportive to Ms. Pao, even though she was not telling the truth
    * She was suing for $16 million - her motive was greed
    * This is not a "victory for women" - it is a loss
    * The suit makes employers reticent to risk false gender-based accusations
    * The press promise more sexual discrimination cases in the pipeline, suggesting someone might "get lucky"
    * Most gender-based lawsuits are never litigated - they are settled for cash
    * Employers are not going to discriminate based on gender
    * Gender discrimination is a poor business strategy
    * This case sends a loud message to employers to avoid the risk of gender based discrimination by avoiding women


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    25 min

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