This episode of What's on Your Mind dives into hot-button political drama, expert financial analysis, and North Dakota's economic future. Scott and Kevin Flynn discuss the "No King's Rally," questioning the motives of attendees and the disturbing implications of a sign featuring the number "86-47". The host asserts that some of these events may be theater with paid participants. The conversation then shifts to a detailed market segment with David Fisher, CEO of Landmark Capital, who analyzes stock market jitters 3, regional bank concerns, and the massive rally in gold and silver5555. Fisher makes the case that this rally is "just starting," with silver up $80%$ and gold up $62%$ year-to-date, suggesting that gold could hit $$5,000$ to $$10,000$6666666.   Later in the program, North Dakota State Tax Commissioner Brian Krashus joins to discuss the state's economic outlook. While noting a softening of collections due to lower crop prices and oil prices7777, he reveals an optimistic long-term vision. Krashus shares the potential for Carbon Dioxide Enhanced Oil Recovery (CO2 EOR) to generate an estimated $3 billion to nearly $9 billion in incremental revenue for North Dakota over a decade88888. This potential windfall, combined with new opportunities like data centers 9999, leads to an ambitious dream for the state: zero property and income taxes101010.     Key Takeaways     "No King's Rally" Debate: The host debates the motives of protesters, suggesting some may suffer from "Trump Derangement Syndrome" or be paid via "Crowds on Demand"11111111111111111111111111111111. A specific sign reading "86-47" at the rally is flagged as potentially worrisome121212121212121212.     Gold and Silver Forecast: David Fisher reports that the rally in precious metals is driven by trillions in U.S. debt and central banks buying massive amounts of gold13. Silver is experiencing a physical squeeze due to a lack of product, leading to a huge rally141414141414141414. He advises that gold and silver are not at the top15.     Market Volatility & Banking: Despite "pearl-clutching" over regional banks and fears of another 2008 crisis, Fisher advises to "relax"161616161616161616. He suggests a potential market correction of up to $10%$ is possible, but the system is not going down17.     North Dakota's Financial Future: Tax Commissioner Brian Krashus sees a pathway to a massive economic boom, driven by CO2 EOR and the development of data centers18181818181818. He confirms the vision of zero income and property taxes is "very possible"19.     Upcoming…