Jim Rogers: Biggest Financial Collapse in my Lifetime is Overdue

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The billionaire commodity guru Jim Rogers believes the next economic catastrophe is coming and when it arrives it will be the worst financial calamity the 74-year old investor has ever seen. "The financial markets are going to have the worst problems in my life time." Jim joins us at Whiskey Politics and discusses China, Janey Yellen, why "Mr. Obama wasn't a very smart guy", and his opinions about Donald Trump and of course we ask Jim to suggest how we can protect ourselves.

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