“I LOVE THE INFLATION”

“I LOVE THE INFLATION”

Dear Reader,

Three words. That is all it took.

President Trump said it out loud this week: “I love the inflation.” Those are his exact words. Reported by AP. No spin needed.

At the same moment, the Bureau of Labor Statistics confirmed that U.S. producer prices jumped +6.0% year-over-year in May 2026. The biggest annual jump since 2022. Stage 3 intermediate demand, the stuff that becomes your grocery bill, up 5.9% year-over-year. That pipeline is loaded and moving in one direction.

Wall Street had its best day in two months. Dow up 930 points. Iran peace deal. Champagne corks popping.

I was not celebrating.

In Today's Issue:

• The three words that should terrify every saver in America, and what a 6% PPI number actually tells you

• Why Iran is the perfect scapegoat for a $39 trillion problem that started long before any war

• The hard asset move that makes sense when the man in charge confesses he loves the theft

• Brownstone Research: The oil trader who worked for Saudi Arabia and Kuwait just released his #1 play for the current energy market.

Let me tell you what I was doing in 1971.

I was in the military when Nixon closed the gold window. They told us it was temporary. Necessary. For the good of the country.

They were lying.

Fast forward 55 years. The United States now owes $39 trillion. This year alone, Washington will borrow $2.04 trillion more. That is not a typo. Two trillion. One year.

And now this.

Peter Schiff said it clearly this week, and he is right. Iran is not the cause of this inflation. Iran is the excuse. The real driver is $2+ trillion in annual deficit spending. The real driver is the Fed suppressing long-term rates. The real driver is a government that cannot stop spending.

Iran is the alibi.

Same playbook since 1971. Every American war funded the same way: borrow, print, inflate. Korea. Vietnam. Iraq. Afghanistan. Now Iran. The costs are real. The payment method is your savings account.

The 30-year Treasury bond now yields 5.0%. First time above 5% since 2007. Four central banks raised rates this week. The bond market is screaming what the politicians will not say.

Here is the part that should make you angry.

The government is a debtor. $39 trillion in the hole. When prices rise, when your dollar buys less, the government's real debt load shrinks. Every point of inflation transfers wealth from savers to debtors. From your pocket to theirs.

The government IS the debtor.

You are the saver.

Do the math.

THE NUMBERS:

• PPI YoY May 2026: +6.0% (up from +4.3% in April, accelerating)

• US national debt: $39 trillion

• FY2026 projected deficit: $2.04 trillion

• 30-year Treasury yield: 5.0%, first time since 2007

My poor dad used to say: âWork hard and save money and you will be fine.â He saved dollars his whole life. He died broke.

My rich dad said: âSavers are losers.â He said it in the 1970s. Most people thought he was crazy. At 6% producer inflation, he looks like a prophet.

Rome did not fall to the Visigoths. It inflated its way to collapse first, shaving silver off its coins for decades before the gates fell. I have been watching this exact pattern for 50 years. There is one question every serious investor needs to answer right now. And it is not whether the Iran deal holds.

What is actually burning?

The answer is always the same: the currency.

Not Iran. Not tariffs. Not some rogue OPEC minister. The dollar. And the man running the government that prints it just told you, to your face, that he loves what it is doing.

Here is what my rich dad taught me about moments like this.

The E quadrant and S quadrant are destroyed by inflation. If you earn wages, inflation eats them. If you save dollars, inflation steals from you silently. The bank account looks full. It is not.

The B quadrant and I quadrant are insulated. You own assets. Real ones. Physical ones. Ones the government cannot print. When inflation runs, those assets run with it, or ahead of it.

Gold hit $3,300 this year. Silver is pushing $34. I bought my first silver coin in 1965 for less than two dollars. I have been buying ever since. Nothing about this week changes that. Everything about this week confirms it.

Oil matters too. The U.S. just became the world's top oil exporter. The EIA reported seven straight weeks of crude inventory draws. Stocks are 3% below the five-year average. Energy infrastructure produces real cash flow, regardless of what the dollar does.

Here is the play. When a government confesses it loves inflation, you do not argue. You get out of paper. You get into real.

Gold. Silver. Oil. Real estate that produces income. Not because I am a gold bug. Not because I hate America. Because I have watched this movie before. I know how it ends.

Pigs get fat. Hogs get slaughtered.

To your freedom, Robert Kiyosaki

P.S. The Patriot Income Plan is not a newsletter tip. It is a set of income-generating positions in hard assets, royalties, and cash-flow plays, the exact structure the B quadrant is built on. When inflation runs at 6%, yields matter. When the dollar loses ground, real assets hold it. Click here to see what I am watching.