Will a new currency replace the US dollar as the world's reserve currency? - John MacGregor

In this episode of Full Disclosure, host John MacGregor covers a range of important topics impacting the lives of everyday people. He starts by discussing the potential replacement of the US dollar as the world's reserve currency with a new currency backed by gold, proposed by the BRICS countries. MacGregor explores the consequences of this shift and its impact on the US economy. He then delves into the ESG movement, expressing concerns about its potential control over people's lives and the lack of media coverage on the issue. MacGregor also raises alarm about China's aggression and the possibility of an invasion of Taiwan. He concludes by introducing a new segment called the Lightning Round, where he briefly covers other significant stories in the news.
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