The Peter Schiff Show Podcast

Peter Schiff discusses the Supreme Court and Obamacare, and the Trayvon Martin media circus.

Veronique de Rugy, senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center & columnist for Reason Magazine, on why the the Ryan budget plan shows just how hopeless America's debt crisis is.

Peter Schiff discusses why Bernanke is the worst Fed Chairman in US history.

Peter Schiff discusses the housing market, out of control inflation, baby boomers approaching retirement, and Obama taking credit for the payroll tax cut.

Matthew Lysiak, author of The Choice, Ronald Reagan versus Barack Obama, on why small-government voters should cheer up and rally behind Romney.

Peter Schiff discusses market analysis, and the Ron Paul smear campaign.

Peter Schiff discusses Paul Ryan's plan to cut the deficit, Bernanke's criticism of the gold standard, and Illinois primary results.

Sen. Rand Paul, junior senator from Kentucky, on the Illinois primary results, rumors of deal between his dad and Romney, and Rep. Paul Ryan's budget.

Peter Schiff discusses the housing market, the bond market, and half of young adults are now living with their parents.

Edwin Vieira, author of Pieces of Eight: The Monetary Powers and Disabilities of the United States Constitution, on various efforts among the states at introducing a system of sound money.

Peter Schiff discusses local politicians "robbing Peter to pay Peter, and pretending that Peter is getting paid," and Jesse Jackson singing the praises of food stamps.

Peter Schiff discusses the Federal Reserve ignoring the real inflation by looking at the CPI, rising interest rates, evidence of real inflation, and how the housing market is being propped up.

Jason Mattera, editor of Human Events, on his new book, Hollywood Hypocrites: The devastating truth about Obama's biggest backers.

Peter Schiff discusses the election, Peter's run-in on Paul Volcker, and the Federal Reserve's bank stress tests.

Tom Woods discusses why Romney isn't gaining support, and Panetta's attitude toward the US Constitution.