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Transcript of Gerald Celente: Endless Wars are Destroying the US Economy

Here is the full transcript of a conversation between renowned trend forecaster Gerald Celent and Norwegian political scientist Glenn Diesen, on “Endless Wars are Destroying the US Economy”, May 2, 2025.

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Introduction

GLENN DIESEN: Hi, everyone, and welcome. On today’s program, we are joined by Gerald Celente, who’s an author and economist and also projecting trends. Now, you are also, by the way, the founder of the Trends Journal. And as we see the world undergoing these immense changes, it’s important to recognize the link between geopolitics and economics. And it’s therefore imperative to map out the accurate trends. And yeah, that Trend Journal has an excellent track record in making these predictions for decades now. So before we start, I just want to put forward this offer from Gerald Celente’s Trends Journal, in which you can get 10% discount on the Trends Journal. Just enter the code Glenn G-L-E-N-N. And I will also add this information to the description. So it’s great to have you back on the program.

The Decline of Journalism

GERALD CELENTE: Thank you for having me. And again, in US dollars, it adds up to about $2.50 a week. This is this Sunday’s New York Times. They call themselves the paper of record. I call them the toilet paper record. This is the business section, of course. $6 day sun, weekend edition, Sunday edition for the New York Times. This is the front page of the business section. One big stupid picture. And remember, business, Business section.

I’m mentioning this because it’s the decline of journalism. It’s finished. They’re prostitutes. They’re media whores that get paid to put out by their corporate pimps and government lawmasters, their prestitutes. Remember, this is the business section. The Varsity Influencer Team, an effort at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, aims to turn its student athletes into social media stars.