
It is the government forcing them, to push this money out. It's important - it's important for consumers. DALLAS: So this isn't something we take lightly here. And some of the other ones - GLENN: Jeez. And we have given advanced warning on 535 bills. But since 2008, there have been 539 bank failures. So it was weeks before Bear Stearns, and it was like 100-some-odd days before Lehman Brothers. GLENN: I mean, you were - I think the only guys that said, Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers are going. So in 2008, you know, we - we named in advance warning all the major banks that failed during that financial crisis. He started rating banks for safety for consumers. And so that's where the catalyst of this came. He predicted the failure of the bank of the United States. And his father, actually back in 1930, his name is Irving Weiss. Our analysts are very vigilant about this. And so we see the movement that happened, based on the liquidity of banks. So this analysis we did isn't something that we just did one time. But let me just jump in and tell you who liked this and what we've been doing. And in the last bank crash, I think you guys were the ones leading the way saying, trouble. But I know you guys have been around for about 50 years. I have not heard of Weiss Ratings before. And I want you to correct me, you know, and enlighten me, if you have anything better to say. I saw your - so that's my point of view, so you know where I'm coming from.


And they are just printing money to keep everything looking like it's okay.

And I think we've done such damage to our banks. So I don't know if you know much about me, but I tend to think, that we are running a shell game with our banks and our federal reserve and central bank and our Treasury. How are you? DALLAS: Hey, Glenn how are you doing? GLENN: I'm good. Below is a rush transcript that may contain errors
