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Peter Schiff explains that if you stripped away all of the QE and inflation, there is no question, the US economy would be in a recession.

Schiff continues to advocate for a restructuring of the economy, before a far more disruptive bubble bursts.

In the five years since the US economy crashed, there have been few corporate convictions, despite public desire for Wall Street to be held accountable. A former Goldman Sachs director is about to be sentenced for insider trading - but as Cath Turner reports, Rajat Gupta's trial is rare.

Matt Miller reports on the Bitcoin phenomena reaching Argentina on today's "Global Outlook" on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart."

Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that enables low-cost payments without the need for central authorities and issuers. Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer (P2P) currency system created in open source C++ programming code.

Peter Schiff and Kudlow duke it out in this interview of two minds that couldn't be farther apart. Schiff believes gold's recent decline is a buying opportunity, similar to 1976 and 2008. Goldman, the guest aruging with Schiff, believes energy independence will allow the US to continue borrowing at low interest rates while keeping the dollar strong.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the Old Lady's gold habit, the gold that may be leaving Cyprus' central bank (or not) and Confucius' famous saying: "IMF STUPID SELL TO GOLD, I'M BUYING." They also look at the Federal Reserve data accidentally sent to Wall Street bank lobbyists and the venture capitalists entering the new Land Grab.

Schiff believes the Federal Reserve does not want the price of gold to go up because, "It invalidates everything that they (the Fed) are doing."

Schiff continues to believe the recovery is an 'inflationary illusion' created by the Federal Banks. He believes the unemployment report this past Friday confirms this.

Schiff reiterates his belief that gold will be many multiples higher by the time the printing presses finally stop.

Faber explains that as the Fed continues to print record amounts of money it does not flow evenly through the system. It creates bubbles throughout the economy and usually only benefits the rich. Marc is concerned about a systemic crisis approaching.

Pimco's Bill Gross discusses investing in stocks and bonds. With 0% interest rates, Gross discusses his strategy moving forward.