The Fed Won't Stop The Monetary Heroin Until We Die Of An Overdose, says Peter Schiff

Peter Schiff on TheBlaze TV's Wilkow exposing once again the wrong financila policy of the Federal Reserve.

Lou Dobbs versus Peter Schiff

Following an interview on Fox Business during which Peter Schiff discussed the situation in Cyprus and the potential broader implications of the crisis, Lou Dobbs, apparently now more optimistic about the U.S. economy, was very dismissive of Peter Schiff's comments. But instead of just countering Peter Schiff's arguments, he also impugned Peter Schiff's character.

He effectively accused Peter Schiff of being a charlatan, stating that Peter Schiff's real objective was to scare people into opening accounts at his offshore bank. As Peter Schiff is often the bearer of bad economic news, he understand the tendency to shoot the messenger. Of course, Mr. Dobbs had no way of knowing that Peter Schiff's offshore bank does not accept accounts from U.S. citizens or residents (Fox Business does not have an international audience yet) and therefore for this particular interview the only purpose for Peter Schiff bringing up his bank was to illustrate how the crisis was affecting the offshore banking industry; from the unique perspective of the owner of such an institution.

Peter Schiff: Cypriots Are Getting a Better Deal than Americans

Peter Schiffs warns about Insured Bank Deposits At Risk, America Burns While Obama Golfs

Newt Gingrich Stands With Rand at CPAC

Peter Schiff gives Long-Term Forecast for Gold - 2014 and Beyond

Peter lays out the market sentiment behind the recent gold correction and why the long-term forecast for the yellow metal remains extremely bullish. He urges investors to consider seizing this opportunity by buying physical precious metals within an IRA.

Rand Paul: The 'Old Guard' Attacking Me Means I'm Winning

Peter Schiff is interviewing the US senator Rand Paul about the government power and war at home.

Italian Elections Hitting US Investors

Obama Won't Finish his Second Term Without the Bottom Dropping Out.

Bernanke Almost Comes Clean On "Exit" Strategy